chinatown. -- or will bring the businesses and visitors to chinatown. to keep that, we have sponsors that included youth programs at the chinatown ymca, senior programs, and programs for chinese newcomers, self-help for the elderly, cameron house, there is help their, needless to say in the chinese new year festivities. also programs for hepatitis b awareness which is prevalent in the asian community. we have also sponsored women's resource programs. we are looking forward to another 40 years of participating and making chinatown a vibrant community and continuing to bring in revenues for the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you >> i am the president of the portsmouth garage. on behalf of the court of directors, i'm here to urge you to agree to the terms and conditions that were accepted by the recreation and parks commission on december 21st of last year. the natomas success this is an indication that this is a good deal for the citizens and city of san francisco. -- and the unanimous success is an indication that this is a good deal. this is a good deal for the city. this rochester tied town house and the -- this garage has served t

. >> reporter: the races are organized by the chinatown ymca as a found rayser. the death of a runner at a different race last week was a reminder. >> making sure we double check our plans and having a plan available for runners anxious is important. >> reporter: race organizers are required to follow city guidelines for emergency medical services, the size of the race generally dictates the number of services required. >> the policies written are broad ranging and the idea is to work with promoters to come up with a plan that they can afford and meets our needs. there's a lot of discussion back and forth. >> reporter: last week a runner collapsed. the city is investigating whether the race's organizer rhodyco had the proper staff there to respond in time. there is an online petition to stop events by rhodyco. we asked runners today if they had concerned, including this sport's medicine doctor. >> there's inherent risk we need to expect as human beings. >> reporter: we received a statement from kaiser late this afternoon, it says kaiser is determining the facts an

. >> reporter: the races are organized by the chinatown ymca as a found rayser. the death of a runner at a different race last week was a reminder. >> making sure we double check our plans and having a plan available for runners anxious is important. >> reporter: race organizers are required to follow city guidelines for emergency medical services, the size of the race generally dictates the number of services required. >> the policies written are broad ranging and the idea is to work with promoters to come up with a plan that they can afford and meets our needs. there's a lot of discussion back and forth. >> reporter: last week a runner collapsed. the city is investigating whether the race's organizer rhodyco had the proper staff there to respond in time. there is an online petition to stop events by rhodyco. we asked runners today if they had concerned, including this sport's medicine doctor. >> there's inherent risk we need to expect as human beings. >> reporter: we received a statement from kaiser late this afternoon, it says kaiser is determining the facts an

. >> tomorrow's race is being organized by the chinatown ymca. race organizers say they're double-check, everything to make sure they follow city guidelines for emergency services. according to the guidelines, the size of the race dictates the number of first aid stations, medical personnel, and ambulances required. >>> a warning for residents in one community after a coyote is spotted roaming the streets. the coyote was seen by residents in marinwood. the marin humane society says the coyote has killed two house cats. people are boeing warned to keep smaller animals inside and walk nature dogs on a leash. >>> chilly was again shaking after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit the country. the earthquake hit yesterday sending people into a panic. as you can see, many chileans were visibly up accept the quake comes almost one year after a magnitude 8.8 quake set off a tsunami that left 500 people dead. so far no reports of injuries or death have from yesterday's quake but more than a dozen aftershocks have hit the country in hours since the first shaking

the bay area. your forecast is coming up. >>> celebrating a run in chinatown today. more than 1,000 runners raced through san francisco to raise money for ymcand teen youth program for nutrition and wellness programs for more than 1200 kids in chinatown. >>> budget cuts have taken away the field of dreams for some cal athletes. that's not stopping them from going out without a bang. ♪ >> you want to sing-along? the cal baseball team put together this youtube video called cal baseball rein statement rap, where they asked to be put back on the table where it fell short this week and school officials said they needed $10 million to keep them on the diamond and the only brought in 1.5 to $2 million from donors. cal will now be the only division 1 school in california not to have a baseball team. men's gymnastics was the other sport eliminated. >>> still to come at 6:00, the stars are out in pebble beach this weekend, how one long time celebrity player made history tonight. >>> next, do you hate taking out the trash? i do. one family creating zero waste and saving a fortune. >>> a view of oakland, northwest wind at 10, 50 degrees and we'll see mo

ymca fund-raising run through chinatown. city leaders are investigating last week's incident and reminding race organizers to arrange for stations, medical personnel and ambulances. >>> budget woes are trickling down to theplaying field at uc berkeley. today the school announced it had the money to keep men's rug bow along with women's gymnastics and lacrosse. as ali reports, it's game over for men's gymnastics and baseball teams. >> cal baseball player steven pistoresti says his team mates remain focused on their upcoming season object after they learn this will likely be the last season baseball exists. >> everyone is blown away. we have been hearing so many good things like teams are going to come back, and we were hoping everything would work out. >> reporter: last fall supporters of the student athletes launched a fund- raising campaign. today the university said the group had raised enough money to bring some of the teams back next year. >> women's lacrosse, women's gymnastics. and rugby will all remain as intercollegiate sports. >> reporter: cal women's lacrosse team has the season opener today and players were ecstatic. >> i woke up to screams from my roommate and us just hugging and crying in ou