that club in the haight does not really serve those kids. they have been serving lower hate, western valley, since the 1960's. that is our mandate, what our mission is. to reach the kids that need us most. while there are kids the certainly made us in the haight, it is not a sizable population. there are more substantial me there in the count -- and the community that we are reaching. you know this, and other members of the budget committee know, we have been in this process going back to 2005, 2006. our club at page street is falling down around us. it was built in 1952. something needs to be done. it is not up to the standards of what boys and girls clubs operates. we set out to find a location that best serves that population of the lower haight, hayes valley, western addition. we have looked at private sites, public sites. we have a conversations about the muni substation. we looked at the sacred heart church. that came with a bunch of complications. we looked at a property on peers and golden gate. all these properties fell through for a

the big projects are the haight street project which we got a major grant for and pedestrian improvements along market street. balboa park, this is the example of the -- of what is the back of the report. there are a lot of projects identified and the revenue is quite small. in balboa park, we have differed a lot of the work until more detail transportation planning is completed. we are doing more work to figure out how to resolve the bart station and a major changes from the community around light rail. finally, eastern neighborhoods, we anticipate the largest amount of impact many feet from and not the largest project are hoping to fund is the folsom st. scape improvement. i don't want to steal the thunder from the presentation from the end of february, but this gives a good overview of what we are trying to do with revisiting folsom st.. that was identified as a priority project. we anticipate a large about the impact fee revenue and on the open side, a lot of revenue on folsom park, which i know you have heard a lot from. we are only using the impact fees to fund 30%. the report talks

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over

the haight cannot drive out hate. only love can do that.erhaps it is only coincidental, but you cannot spell passion without spelling compass. i can remember people who hoped for me encouraged me. no matter the times in the season's, we cannot give up on hope. hope is patientvce with a lamp lit. the american poet emily dickinson rights "hope is that thing with others that perches in my sou and singe -- in my soul and it seems the tune and never stops at all. thank you and happy holidays. can all the speakers join me? and all the speakers join me so we can light the tree? is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome. this is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that beautiful? doesn't that give you hope? >> thank you for be

[applause] i grew up here in the haight ashbury and the sunset district.city holds an extraordinary place in my heart. i am making a personal appeal to everyone here. i have been living in los angeles for about 20 years now. [disgruntled boos] i am petitioning to migrate home city to find a way to get me back here. [laughter] i have a 4-year-old son that i want to go up in the same incredible environment that i did. [applause] i am just putting out there. i am ready to come back. -- putting it out there. i am ready to come back. this is a momentous occasion that i am honored and proud to be a part of. it is an amazing situation. i met ross at the airport a couple of years ago. i have not, since the airport, i have not been able to get away from him. i did a little bit of work on his campaign. as i said earlier, i am so excited about what is going on here. the tradition of progressive politics will continue in san francisco in the sheriff's department. [applause] thank you. i was hired by the sheriff's department in 1983 under the leadership of my tennessee

it's in the haight. at 558 clayton which is san francisco from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. >> cheryl: the difficulty is he is bi-racial and you have a little girl? >> unfortunately she is not a match. there is one in four chance she would have been a match but it wasn't luck. >> cheryl: we hope that everybody is watching this right now will register because if it didn't help kyle, it could help somebody else. >> cheryl: thank you, kyle. good job here. we thank you so much. we do have to take a break we're going to learn more about bone marrow transplants from specialists. stay with us, we'll be right back. male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >> cheryl: welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we've been talking

says that non-profits and agencies, like good will and services in the haight ashbury, and everything else, will have to absorb the brunt of helping your community, which is certainly weakened. i feel strongly that part of the working group, in addition to our populations, is the population that we certainly have to help provide the answer -- how will we get them jobs? how will we get them access to housing? i wanted to test our limits. i wanted to certainly gauge just where that political world -- just if that political will is there. yes, i may have exceeded one may consider to be slightly legislatively orthodox. people that are acts offenders, said they would get jobs. i appreciated the obvious fact that this, in terms of acts offenders, those formerly incarcerated, it is a very unpopular population and it is not easy for the population to grab hold in answering this larger question. the dilemma is that i see no other solutions on the block. i do not hear of the kind of strategy, nor of the kind of tactic represents the change that i am hoping will answer the larger question of job

the doctor was a psychologist with the haight-ashbury free clinics, working with the jail health. he was committed to mental health treatment for the san francisco inmates. we are thankful for their years of service and share our condolences with their colleagues and loved ones, and finally, along with supervisor campos, would like to close in memoriam of the redevelopment agency. tomorrow will mark the end of the san francisco redevelopment agency. chartered in 1948, the intent was to improve the city and create better urban living conditions through the removal of blight, or as some people have mentioned, urban removal, in revitalization projects. though they were responsible for a number of improvements, such as in my own district, district 5, with the revival of a jazz district, preservation efforts or japan anddown, and funding for job training and permanent affordable housing, we must also be clear that there is a checkered past. some of our historic populations, particularly african-american population, were completely upgraded and displaced by these projects. mÉndez be rem

>>> in 1967, the haight-ashbury district in san francisco was the epicenter of the wide open, anything-goesphere of the late '60s. it was here that small-time crook charles manson landed after seven years in prison for running prostitutes and writing bad checks. manson claimed to be like everybody flocking to haight-ashbury, if just a bit older. he told most people he was searching for peace and love just like them. but his dark side soon took over. >> manson was in his early 30s at the time that he was in the haight-ashbury, developing what became known as his family. so there were all these young people there looking for something. many of them using drugs. and he gave them what they were looking for. he said, free food, free lodging, free sex, so free love as it was called then, all just flowed because he played a guitar, he sounded like he knew what he was talking about. to an 18, 17-year-old runaway who might have, wow, this guy is really something. and the family grew. >> as his family grew, manson, a racist at his core, became increasingly paranoid about a war between blacks and whit

the second street sfgo signal project and the market/haight district improvement process. essentially, we have assurances from both the parliament that those departments can observe the money within the time like we have. the time lines are a bit extreme right now. the main report we have is that these federal funds need to be certified for obligation -- the technical term for the funds -- by caltrans. the deadline for having the fall design packet is february 1. in other words, tomorrow. believe me, this is not the kind of the item that i enjoyed bringing to the board. this should have been an item that was caught many months ago and brought to them normal committee process so we are not putting you in a position to essentially take action on this under these circumstances. caltrans, however, needs to ensure funds are obligated by april 30. to get from april -- february 1 to april 30 is already a stretch. if the departments will have a chance to save the money, the need to make their sub metals tomorrow. understand there is justified concern by the board, by the commission

the flames in the haight- ashbury district caused significant damage, about $2.6 million worth. the structures and the contents inside. 10 were displaced by the three large fire, one taken to the hospital. and while fire officials don't know the cause, investigators say that it was an accident. >>> a car t-boned while on an emergency -- t-boned an ambulance while on an emergency call in san francisco this morning just before 8:00 in the laurel heights neighborhood. one paramedic was taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. two people in the car were hospitalized, conditions unknown. >>> and a berkeley street near the cal campus is getting emergency repairs this afternoon. the damage was caused by a water main break on bancroft near fulton. the pipe was sealed overnight. the break cut off water to 10 nearby businesses. >>> 49er play-off tickets went on the block this morning but just a scant 3,000 up for grabs as the team gets ready to host its first post-season game in moons at candlestick park which had a little power problem you may recall holing the last game a littl

they will have to follow police cars -- >>> crews are still putting out hot spots from the haight- ashbury district. it started last night masonic and waller. kraig debro joins us live from the fire scene. any word on how the fire started? >> not yet, we've been expecting arson investigators -- the owner of the home, he just came to see what, if anything, he could sal van. he went in a second ago and brought out some tennis shoes. he got very emotional. about a half-hour earlier, firefighters were on the second story that were damaged by smoke and water. it looked from our vantage point that they might have -- last night firefighters got the call around 8:00 p.m. when they responded to the -- when they responded. the battalion chief told us there were heavy flames coming from the two homes. people who live in the structures say they had a hard time believing this was even happening. >> it's an odd thing. this neighborhood -- i've been here for about 20 years and we haven't had a fire before. for some reason, i thought we never would but i was wrong. >> any time we have a larger fire, we ha

she will represent district 5 which includes the lower haight- ashbury and parts of the inner sunset neighborhoods. the man who previously had that job but he begins with what he calls a cloud hanging under him. the district attorney's office is investigating that he abused his wife. a neighbor gave video and cell phone text that says she says -- that she says proves he hurt her wife's arm. she was by his side' took the office. >>> the fda is warning people about a possible drug mixup that could be dangerous. they say if you have any of these over the counter pills -- >> the expiration date is 12 -- 12/20/2014, you can nowed news them -- you should not use them. you can contact the company for a refund. >>> an australian woman look for a thrill in africa got a lot more than she expected. it was new year's eve. erin langworthy was bungee jump ming when you see right there -- jumping when you see right there, the rope snapped and she -- >> i felt like i had been flapped all over. her legs were still tied you and and she got caught underwater. she was pulled from the water. she called i

it is held at the haight-ash bury clinic. neer stadium is not set to open for a few more years. fans will have a chance to reserve the seats. >> hollywood stars hit the red carpet for the show of the season. what makes this one different from the rest. >> outside our door it is this morning. mostly clear sky answer for the afternoon. near record temps for some. we will look at the afternoon forecast coming up. . >>> . >>> if you want to own a seat at the future 49ers. it could cost you $80,000. they will begin selling season pacts in santa clara. the said number will cost a billion dollars to build and they are looking for revenue to pay for it. >> in order to buy a seat. it could cost you as as much as 80 temperature. using tickets for that seat could then cost you $2,500. and up. the new stadium could open as early as 2014. >> well, singer beyonce has given birth to a baby girl. she delivered the baby yesterday at a new york hospital. the baby is named ivy blue carter. the father is rapper jay z. his real name is zaun carter

gil diaz is in the haight ashbury area, at the scene of re that displaced severa . >> arson investigators preparing to inspect three damage home in san francisco later this morning. gil diaz is in that area. >> reporter: good morning, fire crews are still here around the clock even 9 hours after putting out that fire. they are waiting for the arson investigators to arrive. they are making sure the fire doesn't erupt. now that fire broke out around 8:10 last night one of the residents reported it. 100 firefighters arrived at the scene and it took them about an hour to put it out. the fire forced 10 people out of their home. soon after the american red cross able to put them up in nearby hotels. one person was hurt from the fire rushed to davies medical center. another person treated here at the scene. that person having difficulty breathing. we're told one of the homes was a duplex and another one a single family home. al of them are with relative or nearby hotels. arson investigators are on the way. it hasn't been ruled arson yet. back to you. >>> gil diaz in san francisco. >>> this morni

in san mateo next saturday, at the haight ashbury free clinic. one of the thing that he mentioned is that there are even if you were on the donor base list for minorities he is even more of a cult. >> let us hope for the best for that little boy, diakyle. >> a rash of burglaries. what president should be looking out for toward >> traffic is moving right along. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >>isabel: we are back residents in morgan hill are on the lookout. seven homes have been hit in the last three-four weeks. targeted homes are along san ramon drive between tennant with late morning bregenz. > we are in encouraging people to take the initiative to report any suspicious activity. if somebody is walking around aimlessly take the initiative to contact us and make sure that the neighborhood is aware. we need people

more than a decade ago, she worked for the haight-ashbury free clinic. her husband was a skol jismt she worked with homeless he worked with inmates. >> another very caring man. worked in a similar profession, a psychologist in the city jail system. >> friday night, police aested the couple's 15-year-old adopted son for the murders. they'd taken him in as a foster child, adopting him nine years ago. investigators say the boy strangled them and hid bodies in the family car. mark trots heads the housing and urban health clinic. >> those of us who knew susan knew she was struggling with a teen. but nothing unusual. certainly no expression fearing or anything like that. >> and his brother says saw a lot of the child when he was young there is a kid killing himself. sort of a suicide. >> the flowers have been growing since friends learned about murders and those helped were distraught. steven allen says he's sober and clean. >> she wanted to see people she treated were taken care of. and that they succeeded. i am here because susan was in my life. >> police say

important, implementable plans for mid market street, for polk street and the wiggle route through the lower haight. they'll be coming back miraculously tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. to share their design ideas with all of us. this is open to the public. 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night at the war memorial building in the green room just across the street, across van ness avenue. please come, and you will learn what the dutch experts and what our local experts and stakeholders think we need to make san francisco a truly great bicycling city, which i am sure we can do. thank you so much for coming today. we appreciate your enthusiasm and hope to see you tomorrow night. [applause]

. >> there will be two donor drives this month, one in san mateo the other at the haight-ashbury freeisco. the process of finding a donor starts with a cheek swab test. the test is free and painless. donors must be between 18 and 60 years old. if a match is found, in most cases, stem cells are collected directly from the donor's blood. kyle's mother is encouraging people to join the bone marrow registry. >> i can't imagine. parents can imagine what out it would be like. >> reporter: you can also order a swab kit at the donor program. all of the information is at abc7news.com. in san mateo, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> terry: and today a bone marrow donor drive is going to be held at san mateo at serendipity school this afternoon. another drive will be held in san francisco at haight-ashbury free clinic from noon to 3:00. >> this morning at 10:00, parents can get a free child seat safety inspection. a new law requires children to be restrained in a rear booster seat until eight years old or 4'9" inches call and they would require hospitals discharging young children to tell parent

the target area for the clubhouse is bounded by geary to the north, van ness to the east, haight street to the south, to visit tehran to the west. this contains more than 13 public housing facilities with more than 3005 of the units and more than half of those units are family units. the proposed facility at fulton and gough is expected to serve more than 200 youth per day during the school year and more than 252 per day for the summer for a total and a client base of nearly 3000 youths, ages 5 through 17. it is important to know, the boys and girls club house in the context of a larger market activity a plan, appendix c, the committee to prove it appendix to the plan, specifically highlights the need for child care facilities in the area. the 2008 estimate from the c. wyeth identified a need of 35,000 square feet per share recreation space. they estimate would that it would grow to 57,000 feet. the cost of construction of a facility of this kind was at $70 million for the $57 a square foot facility. this was an unfunded estimate and him merely a projection of need. the facility of parc

today's drive runs from noon until 3:00 in the afternoon at the haight ashbury free clinic in san franciscoung childrens whose lives were cut short after each was shot in the head. today they will be honored and remembered at two oakland churches. 3-year-old carlos nava was shot and killed in august while his mother pushed him in a stroller and also remembered will be this 23-month-old. and the latest victim, 5-year-old gabriel martinez who was shot while standing outside his family's taco truck. the havenscourt boulevard will also be holding a block party. >>> your chance to start your day with free coffee will end today. this is the last day of the roast you love the most campaign. a free taste test to introduce lighter blond roast and let them compare it to the signature medium and dark roast. they will score a free sample of starbucks blonde that they can brew at home. today is the last day for the freebie. >>> coming up, we introduce you to roscoe the rascal. 4-month-old terrier who's look for a home. i don't think he'll have a hard time finding one with that face. >>> this is "today i

the newly-configure non-profits housing provider known as haight ashbury/walden house. supervisor chiu: thank you for the presentation. why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> on page 4 of the report we estimate that the commercial lease a building 449 will result in approximately $75,000 annually in revenues, and is shown on page 2 under the proposed second amendment, the common area of maintenance charges in utility charges would increase by a total of 3633 per month, and that is approximately 43,596 annually. again on table to come at the common area made its charges and facility charges paid by if walden house would increase by 1817 per month. we do recommend that you approve the three proposed resolutions. supervisor chiu: why don't we open up these three, at -- three items up for public comment? in the members of the public that wish to speak on these items? he and nunn, this item is closed. -- seeing none, this item is closed. supervisor kim: i want to thank mary for all your work with treasure island. i know we will go through changes, really appreciate