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tenure ended last year when he retired but he's still getting paid by the city and interestingly king city is not the only california city making headlines this week at san diego police department chief also stepped down and missed allegations of sexual misconduct by police officers and his force what's the latest on that case and we only have about thirty seconds left sure well officially with the lens down his last day is tomorrow since two thousand and eleven at least nine officers there have been accused of a range of crimes in misconduct from rape to sexual battery to dui the most serious lately was one of serve who is facing several charges of sexual battery automatically. he said that this was in the cause for his resignation have a new police chief has been named police did not return my phone calls for comment however she's been there it's a first female chief in the city but however she's been there for decades so it's. still a lot of questions as to whether someone who's been in the system for so long could really reform a police department that's seen quite a bit of misconduct in the last few years and m

the california city giving sriracha an ultimatum. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the warriors engine has been running hot lately. looking for their fifth straight win last night, and if you haven't seen what josh reddick did in the first game of spring training, stay tuned. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. a steph curry shot is off so are the warriors. that was the case last night when they shot 36% in chicago. curry a season tying low 5 points on two of ten shooting. the bulls outrebounded the warriors 66-41. gibson missed but knocked in the second attempt. he had 21. later in the 2nd quarter, one of 16 warrior turnovers. curry's bad pass leads to butler on the other end. bulls win a laugher 103-83. >>> shawn miller as arizona wildcats lost in berkeley this month not so luck never in tucson. -- bears not so lucky in tucson. aaron gordon 13 points and the vicious dunk. more high-flying stuff later for the wildcats. nick johnson to ron to hollis jefferson. arizona beats cal 87-59 dropping to 9-6 now in the pac- 12 >>> cactus league g

the cuban five coming up. and in california ap the city officers face charges of car that six of the city's top officers have been arrested for their involvement in a car in between each more than scraps and later in the show a fan. there's a february twenty seven. i am in washington dc. here is a bit in your watching art in america. any gains in saying that the news that britain's intelligence agency the gc hq collecting images from webcam conversations conducted by now the users this is all according to documents released by former government contractor and with snowmen entertained by the guardian report reveals the details of the surveillance program called optic nerve which the gc hq was collecting and storing these images and large quantities all the support of the us national security agency. oh and siemens rti who has said when you were not aware of norwood week don't miss reported activity. this report it to represent the whole new level of violation of our users' privacy and is completely unacceptable to talk a little bit more about how this program was carried out earlier i spoke with auntie sarah first

. >>> google slowly taking over the california city of mountainview. et giant owns more than 10% of the real estate there and only getting bigger. >>> after topping one billion shipments for the first time ever the smartphone maker is expected to cool this year. the research group idc forecasting smartphone shipments will keep slowing through 2018. >>> lego sales jumped 10% in 2013. the world's second largest toy-maker hoping the blockbuster hit, "the lego movie", which led u.s. market for three years will help boost business this year. >>> mcdonald's has a build your own burger test. they give them tablets to select bun, patty, cheese, burger toppings, all that. like naked burger. that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] david: naked burger? liz: i'm sorry called fair burger. david: has your 401(k) been some kind of holding spot for your cash, or do you actively manage it to maximize your retirement income? according to one of "barron's" top 100 financial advisors millions of americans are losing out by not managing more closely their 401 confidents. he

the weekend edition. 'm joie chen. we begin with a city by the bay and a noxious neighbour. the city by the bay and a gree threat. >> we are introduced to richmond california. >> there was a big boom. and i got scared. i got really scared. then i saw the fire, a big

the library, you know, anything and everything. >> reporter: there was one thing the city couldn't cut. pensions. under california law, vallejo was prohibited from cutting them. pensions cost the city so much because it pays it workers so much. the fifth highest wages for municipal employees in the state. and the highest wamgs in the city are paid to police. >> in vallejo, we paid $150,000, $175,000, $121 $200,000, $300,0o you have people retiring with 90% of that. >> reporter: bob lee argues firefighter s and police office earn it. he lost two friends in the line of duty. when he was growing up, few cities had a problem with crime. but when crack cocaine came to up to, the city's crime prison got worse. >> people were crying out for something to be done about the crime. so the city started paying more for police officers, they started providing better benefits to attract good officers and we built a very good police department, one that was looked up to by many agencies in the state. >> reporter: last year when the city had to cut spending again to deal with its $5 million deficit, the council turned to the poli

the lanes merged. >> i know this is not good for the city -- california with the drought.really the weather has been very helpful to the project. >>> los angeles transportation officials are offering alternative routs for those trying to get to shopping and residential areas quicker. >>> and it's one for the record books. crews today finished what was the longest continuous concrete pour ever. it lasted 24 straight hours. workers are setting the foundation for the new wilsher grant hotel and office building in downtown l. a. once constructedded it'll be the tallest building west of the mississippi standing about 1,100 feet tall. >>> barbies days as america's most iconic blond doll may be fading away. mattel reported a sales drop. that is just part of an up and down cycle. but the princess culture may be coming to an end. some toy analysts also say that barbie may be losing out to electronic games and toys. >>> when cupid gets it wrong. why valentine's day is a popular day to say i don't. and which county is the divorce capital of the bay area. >> and this dog got a pretty

civil engineer david marr owns a company, that build the orinda, california if city hall. u can see how the rocking frames are built into the are foundation. >> these cables are the spring and at the base are the steel angle is that shosh the energy. they work together creating the dynamic system of the building. >> how safe is this building? >> meant to be 25, this 30% stronger than an ordinary building. >> safer than your own house? >> yes, absolutely. >> so the future looks bright and safe in earthquake country. if they can build a safe bridge in the middle of two faults, the safe. >> do you see a day when all new buildings and structures would implement some of this new technology? >> we hope. you would think in cities when a big earthquake comes it would be an inconvenience, rather than a disaster and this rock frame is part of the technology. >> very interesting. what about a place like bolivia where you come from and there's a lot of earthquake risk? >> this is a technology that is costly, fundamentally costly so we can easily apply the to a country like the united s

the governor plans this morning to veto a law aimed at placing more restrictions on gun owners and city leaders are pushing to make oak large the first california city to require gun owners to register with the city and believes the city council should provide better support not police department. the governor is a gun owner. >> the family of a woman attacked in the emergency room at san francisco general hospital is questioning hospital security. it is a story you saw first tuesday night at 11. the family say she suffered cuts and bruises in the attack on friday. you can see the injuries in the photos. by the time the sheriff deputies intercede it was too late. >> we found her bloody, pleading from her head. her body was bruised. her arms were bleeding. >> the suspect, oren zebest, is accused of attacking her when he was told he had to be placed in psychiatric care. he entered not guilty yesterday in court. >> major new developments in the bryan stow beating case, a plea deal the suspects could suspect later in court today. >> plus, the late night return for president obama after making a visit south of the border and why he had to go on the d

city leaders voted to draft an ordinance that would raise the minimum age from 18 to 21. it would also create a program to help with enforcement. if approved, hillsberg would be the first californiase the age requirement for tobacco sales. >>> nice day today. plenty of of sunshine. 67 in antioch and livermore. look at concord, up to 68 degrees. tomorrow high temperatures, we could make it to 70. there's a live shot of the bay bridge. these clouds are what are going to move in tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. tomorrow, as the clouds filter in overhead, we're looking for basically temperatures to be a little warmer. that's kind of unusual, but temperatures are going to warm, even though tomorrow morning at 8:00, here come the clouds. there they are in the afternoon tomorrow. mostly cloudy, to partly cloudy throughout the day. hazy sunshine. san francisco, 52. san jose, you're 53. the forecast, in the upper 40s. you end up in the low and mid- 60s. that's san francisco tomorrow. we take a look at san jose, 53 degrees. san jose tomorrow, same thing, starts off in the the low to mid-40s. you end up at 65 at lunch time. 70degrees at 3:00. a pretty nice day around the bay,

the 5:00 p.m. celebration at city hall. >> california attorney general harris will make it official: she is running for re-election. harris will announce this as 11:00 at city hall where she was the san francisco district attorney for two terms. she will highlight achievements in the first term as the top cop. she is the first woman. the first african-american. she is the first south asian in history to hold the office. >> oakland city administrator is one of four finalists for the city manager post in phoenix. she was a finalist for a similar job in dallas but not hired. the "san francisco chronicle" reports santana is one of the more highly government administrators in the country and many feel the departure is a loss if oakland. she has been at the job in oakland since june of 2011. >> there is a new mayor to take office next month to serve out the term of san diego's first democratic mayor in two decades who resigned in august following multiple accusations of sexual harassment. he pled guilty to three charge of mistreating women and sentenced to they months of full confinement. >> volunteers i

the morning near san francisco city hall. the victim is in critical condition. >> san francisco is one of the most dangerous cities. certainly most dangerous city in california. >> this morning's accident happened in the same spot where the first pedestrian death of the year occurred january 7th. second fatality of 2014, yesterday. a red toyota slammed into 78-year-old, as he crossed sunset boulevard at yorba street. police have determined he was in the crosswalk. the driver 71-year-old has been cited for misdemeanor manslaughter. and failure to yield. many drivers seem to treat this roadway more like a freeway. it's obvious why many don't feel safe. >> what do you think the city could do? maybe put up a traffic light? you know? to slow down and you can cross. you know? without worry about being killed? >> for the man when was, a bouquet of flowers left behind. in san francisco abc7 news. >> a stretch of near interstate 880 is expected to reopen in about an hour after an accident knocked down a street light and wires. sky 7 was at the scene moments after it happened. it's a pretty big job a big rig carrying a building hit equipment around 6:30 in the morning

. >>> the california legislature getting involved in the battle over city college of san francisco's accreditation. how officials hope to offset decreasing enrollment. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >>> after 12 hours a man wanted by police i finally in custody. it started 6:00 last night when an anonymous caller told police a wanted man was staying in a house on 9th avenue. the police went to the house, the man refused to come out. later he said he was stuck. finally about 5:30 this morning police entered the house and arrested him. >> they did find him in a crawlspace. whether or not he was actua

city leaders voted to draft an ordinance that would raise the minimum age from 18 to 21. it would also create a program to help with enforcement. if approved, hillsberg would be the first californiahe age requirement for tobacco sales. >>> nice day today. plenty of of sunshine. 67 in antioch and livermore. look at concord, up to 68 degrees. tomorrow high temperatures, we could make it to 70. there's a live shot of the bay bridge. these clouds are what are going to move in tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. tomorrow, as the clouds filter in overhead, we're looking for basically temperatures to be a little warmer. that's kind of unusual, but temperatures are going to warm, even though tomorrow morning at 8:00, here come the clouds. there they are in the afternoon tomorrow. mostly cloudy, to partly cloudy throughout the day. hazy sunshine. san francisco, 52. san jose, you're 53. the forecast, in the upper 40s. you end up in the low and mid- 60s. that's san francisco tomorrow. we take a look at san jose, 53 degrees. san jose tomorrow, same thing, starts off in the the low to mid-40s. you end up at 65 at lunch time. 70degrees at 3:00. a pretty nice day around the bay, des

the system didn't fail. >> pretty strong statement right there. >> we have a dead child. >> neither defendant entered a plea today. with public defenders. >> the city of san bruno is suing california public utilities commission in hopes of getting access to sensitive documents that the city says the cpuc is hiding from the public. abc7 news is live tonight for us with the story. vic. >> this lawsuit says cpuc refused to turn those records over to the city saying their staffers are too busy and also says that the documents they want may expose improprieties in the oversight of pg&e. >> we believe records may provide evidence of improper contact and cozy relationship was pacific gas and electric company threaten the integrity of the penalty proceedings. >> the explosion and fire ripped through this neighborhood, destroying 38 homes and damaging many more. eight people were killed. more than 60, injured three and a half years later city officials say they're trying to get important and possibly damaging documents from california public utilities commission. the city wants e mails that the cpuc director may have sent to law judges >> the executive director appears to have tried to ord

reporter: it has beener nearly three weeks since the governor first declared a drought emergency for california, and now after no significant rainfall, farmers and cityllers are growing concerned. >> i have been cutting back on milan watering, and cutting back on the time i have been cutting back on my shower time. >> reporter: it's california's third consecutive year of drought. >> we have been saving engineer we can in five gallon buckets when we take a shower. >> 2014 is already disappointing, it has only rained about two inches. president obama called the governor about the drought last week, pledging the support of his federal agencies, and the governor is calling californians to cut the use of water by more than 20%. california's state water project is also saying it may have to stop shipments of water to local agencies soon, barring emergencies. the decision could affect over 25 million people. >> this is the first time in the 54-year history of the project that projected water supplies for urban and agricultural users have been reduced to zero. >> reporter: in the forests there have been wildfires. last january there weren't any. this january

arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of the city, and she entered a charter placed on the november ballot. it passed overwhelmly. the california street cable railway was purchased by the city in 1952. there were cut backs on the cable car system and in 1957 only three lines would remain. the three lines that exist today. in 1964 the cable car's future as part of california's transit system was sealed when it was proclaimed a national historic landmark. in february, 1980, muni metro were officially inaugurated. in that same year, muni received its first fleet of buses equipped with wheelchair lifts. in 1982 when the cable car had a shut-down, they added an alternative attraction to the cars. the festival was a huge hit and would continue for the next four summers in a permanent f-line that would extend all the way to fisherman's wharf, by 2000 the f-line was in place. and in 2007 muni extended the third line to the southeast corner and returning to third street. for the first time in 60 years. in the course of last 100 years, muni's diverse workforce forged by men and women of innovation have reflected the many cultures that fl

the system didn't fail. >> pretty strong statement right there. >> we have a dead child. >> neither defendant entered a plea today. with public defenders. >> the city of san bruno is suing california public utilities commission in hopes of getting access to sensitive documents that the city says the cpuc is hiding from the public. abc7 news is live tonight for us with the story. vic. >> this lawsuit says cpuc refused to turn those records over to the city saying their staffers are too busy and also says that the documents they want may expose improprieties in the oversight of pg&e. >> we believe records may provide evidence of improper contact and cozy relationship was pacific gas and electric company threaten the integrity of the penalty proceedings. >> the explosion and fire ripped through this neighborhood, destroying 38 homes and damaging many more. eight people were killed. more than 60, injured three and a half years later city officials say they're trying to get important and possibly damaging documents from california public utilities commission. the city wants e mails that the cpuc director may have sent to law judges >> the executive director appears to have tried to ord

the victim is a man. he did die on scene. officers are skill -- still gathering information. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us. now to california's drought. the city council approved a plan to use treated sewage water for farms and vineyardsment some don't like the idea. nick smith is live in the heart of sonoma county's wine country with the story. reporter: sonoma county is known for its wine, and its winemaking. that's why politics and wine makers, staring in the face of a drought, are doing all they can to protect their crops. >> we got all the rain, still don't have enough water to get through the growing season. >> doug grew up in sonoma county, and has worked, owned, and operated ranch. >> we're in the middle of the worst drought. >> dry conditions and a lack of rain present an urgent problem, putting every acre of his vineyard and the dozens in the county like it, at riecks. he thinks there's a solution. >> they have wastewater they need to put into an irrigation system, and the farmers can satisfy that. >> the city of hillsberg decided to provide treated recycled wastewater for use by ranchers and grape growers. it will be given to them f

many places around the country when these insurance who are delivering obamacare can't negotiate an affordable plan, they are going to see these institutions like the city of californiaoing to be taking any obamacare -- >> i don't know the city of hope, california, but what are they going to do? what are those folks going to do? >> they are going to go to hospitals that are very hungry for those patients and they are going to go to doctors that are very hungry, people that don't have much flow. you are not going to get the best institutions and cadillac care with you-go payments. >> so it's exactly what we were promised wouldn't happen? >>. >> that's right. >> this whole business of who is signing up, i want to go back to these numbers. i'm going to ask you something about the economics of this thing. who is signing up. 9 million people signed up, according to the president. he said that just recently in his state of the union speech. now, havilar health group said, first of all, that ain't true. the medicaid part is not true. a lot of them are just rolling over. there's no such thing as 3 million people on medicaid. there's probably no such thing as 3 million kids g

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san francisco bay bridge, [speaker not understood], governor of california, tireless leader of the city of this state, [speaker not understood]. this is all on a plaque, official plaque, an official state property at the entrance to the bay bridge rededicated by the citizens of california on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the bridge. we have seen outrageous event take place today that tramples over all of this statement. now, who was sony jim rolph? just to refresh your memory, there is a photograph outside the door of this chamber, large group of chamber ~. in the center of the podium is james rolph, mary of san francisco. on his right is james phelan, a predecessor mayor who laid the plans for modern civic center and modern city. the two of them are responsible for all this. rolph himself took particular pride in city hall. he used to like to brag that it was higher than the capital dome in washington. and he also had his name overlooking the rotunda, if you look at the rotunda in city hall his name is in bold letters. just a reminder. >> thank you. next speake

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with the local, state and federal agencies such as fema the coast guard and the california geological survey and many of the city's first responders to figure out what it looks like and since the entirety of the port lays inundated session, most is focusing on property. there will be a table top exercise next week where participants come together to discuss scenario and what out comes they may make, and then at the end of the month, march 26 to 28 there will be a three day functional exercise and the city's emergency operation's center will be stood up and opened and we will go through the drills of the tsunami alert and the warning period, and the tsunami response and the return to operations. and all of the port staff will be participating in various rolls and certain staff will be posted at the emergency operations center and i will be participating in something called the policy group which is a group that the mayor con convenients of the city department heads and advisers to give direction to the various city staff. and we would like to include all of you, in terms of as we would if it was a real world event

michael okwu has the story, richmond, california, called a toxic city. zens refuse to be held hostage to industry. >> there was a big boom! and i got scared. i got really scared. and then i saw the fire, this big fire ball, go in the air. and we all took off running into the house. >> on august 6th, 2012, courtney cummings and her family were in the front yard when a massive fire erupted at the chevron refinery just six blocks away. the smoke and toxic fallout sent more than 15,000 residents of richmond, california to area hospitals with respiratory problems. investigators later discovered a severe pipe corrosion caused a rupture that expark -- sparkz se blaze. chevron's own inspectors had repeatedly warned the company to replace the pipes. richmond lies just across the bay from san francisco's info tech boom. petrochemical containers are hard to miss. it is also a battle ground between an entrenched industry and a crusadin crusading mayor. gail mclaughlin is the mayor of richmond. first elected in 2004 as a green party member she has up ended politics as

california's plant is located in the mohave desert near the nevada boarder and it has more than 300,000 mirrors designed to have enough energy to power california. >> they are claiming to be the first city in the country to eliminate chronic homelessness. the city healed the arizona stand-down event, designed to help homeless vets regain a sense of independence. >> this is the largest stand down in the country. we are expecting more than 1500 veterans, who are homeless or at risk to come through the doors. take a look at the line. i can sense how big the need is. that's the line for a meal. this is really a one-stop shop where veterans can come in, get services it needs. they have showers, beds where they can rest comfortably, and desks set up so you can talk to experts about sucial security, medical benefits. it's getting so much attention. the city has become the first city in the country to eliminate chronic homelessness among all veterans. the federal government, the city, all local and nonprofit groups have worked partners to get everyone of the 222 homeless veterans off the street scrks they have done it through a unique approach, called housing first. getting the veterans in home

neutral issue because it flies in the face of stated public policy and public health and reproductive health initiatives in the city of san francisco is not the state of california. the wrongful message, abortion hurts women, is a false message and its placement on market street gives the false implementor of the city's approval. that means your approval and my /aeu /prao*ul. approval. and i don't think any of us want to be linked with a statement that is so false, but is also so absolutely anti scientific and anti medical health. i would have hoped that the action on this would have been more immediate and decisive. i really cringe every time i see those banners on market street. these banners should never have seen the light of day. >> thank you. next speaker. i have to ask if you want to take conversations, please take them outside. thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you for standing up for reproductive rights. i'll read an excerpt from a professor -- we are disturbed that ban /tpher is falsely claiming that abortion hurts women. this message is damaging and hurtful to women and men alike and the city of san francisco never should have sanction

for the state of california, he coordinateed the management of housing [inaudible] department of real state at the state level. he served on the board of california housing finance agency. he has city planning back ground working with [inaudible] cook and associates and among the major spauckts was directing the comehensive study economic and [inaudible] housing requirements for development of down town san francisco. in feb he was appointed by the mare toorb the san francisco art commission and make the art [inaudible] reach the community [inaudible] san francisco art instustute [inaudible] as board member of the museum of modern art he sieves on the ecective xhutty [inaudible] a former trusty of [inaudible] and san francisco state dmoo university foundation. going back mr. caulines received the ba from williams [inaudible] and mastered from mit and [inaudible] that little place back east, harvard law. he was awarded a diploma from the athens sinter in athens greece [inaudible] national and regional research and development projects. under the completion of mit studies he was named the out standing graduate student in the department of irken studies and planning. [inaudible] mr. c

the west coast. a study found california is home of three of the happiest cities to work that include san jose and washingtons second and san francisco is third. san diego came in ninth. the top three unhappiest cities to work in? cincinnati, orlando and indianapolis. >> a man happy to be working in san diego is using a unique technology to try to sell houses. jeff grant is using a drone to videotape a view of the properties. he thinks its helps prospective buyers get a better picture of the house but privacy spores worry of who is seeing the video while admitting this is a gray area. >> technology is increasing so rapidly privacy laws cannot keep up with this technology. the concern is that the existing privacy laws are not strong enough to ensure constitutional protection. >> experts believe the privacy versus information question will have to be settled in court. >> 12 years a slave won best picture at the film awards in london. the star won for best actor. he thanks the director for bringing it to the big screen, the true story of a free black man kidnapped into servitude. we are two weeks away from the

, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco in accordance with california business and professions code, section 23958.4, and recommending that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of the license. ~ convenience. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 13. >> item 13 is a resolution determining that the transfer of a type 20 off-sale beer and wine license from 129 carolina street to 829 26th street (district 10), to david netzer for wine house limited, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco in accordance with california business and professions code, section 23958.4. ~ convenience. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> why don't we now go to roll call. >> supervisor tang, you're first to introduce new items. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm introducing a future legislation to hopefully take effect in may. it is something that i worked on ~ i wish to debate, the third time i bring this program around f

approval of the first amepdment to the exclusive negotiation agreement between the port and forest city development california, incorporated for the pier 70 water front site boarded generally by 20th street, michigan street and 22nd street and the san francisco bay. >> good afternoon, president katz, and congratulations on your appointment. and good afternoon to fellow commissioners. my name is ricky tudani and i am a development project manager, with the planning, development and the division of the port. i would be, i will begin my quick overview of the presentation on the proposed amendment as follows. but first of all, just a quick indication of the location of the water front site. before you, it was an area view of pier 70. and the area for the water front site is the one indicated in blue. and here is the water front site itself. >> and you generally by the 20th street and michigan street, 22nd street, and san francisco bay. my presentation that i am going to try to make it as brief as possible since all of the details are in the staff memorandum on this item. and a very quick product update, what is i

. >> the small city of willits in northern california has a big problem: it is dangerously close to running out of water. the supply is down to only about 100 days. the reservoirs that willits depends on are nearly empty. residents such as nicole flamer are approaching the point of desperation. >> we have x number of days of water left. and then what, i don't have a well at my house. >> water is so scarce, the city has ordered mandatory restrictions. 150 gallons per household per day. that's not much for a family of four. considering that flushing the toilet takes seven gallons. 10ist long is among those turning -- dennis long is among those turning down the pap. >> if you cut down to five minutes in a hot shower, turning off the tap and that helps. i know of sell people who are sponge-bathing. >> 150 miles north of san francisco, the city normally gets about 50 inches of rain a year. last year less than 17 inches fell, the dryest year since the state started keeping records. willits are among 17 towns to impose water restrictions. no sprinkling of lawns, washing cars is allowed only with r

city hall. the victim is in critical condition. >> san francisco is one of the most dangerous cities for pedestrians. more dangerous than new york city, certainly the most dangerous city in the state of california. >> this morning's accident happened in the same spot where the first pedestrian death of the year occurred january 7th. the second fatality of 2014 was yesterday. a red toyota slammed into 78-year-old isaac berenson as he crossed sunset boulevard in the sunset district. police have determined he was in the crosswalk. the driver, 71-year-old jenni chang, has been cited for misdemeanor manslaughter and failure to yield. many drivers seem to treat this stretch of roadway like a freeway. it's obvious why many pedestrians don't feel safe. what do you think the city could do? >> maybe put up traffic lights, you know, to slow down and we can cross, you know, without worry about being killed. >> reporter: and for the man who was, a bouquet of flowers has been left behind. in san francisco, caroline tyler, abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00. coming up, desperate times, where the drought is hitting harder than anywhere else. >>> also, from icy roads to power