today, students are armed with a list of demands as they try to get the attention of supervisors at city hall. nick is at city college with more. >> students have cleared the hall but they ahead it clear their fight is far from over. they are headed to city hall to take it to the next level. >> students at the lobby of the hall claimed victory for the demonstration that lasted through the night. they are calling for reversal of a payment plan that forced students, they believe, out of school because of out-of-state tuition requiring them to pay thousands in fees upfront. >> the policy was you had the whole semester to pay off the tuition. now you have to pay upfront before you regular step. >> the students are not only speaking out about hikes but at the special trustee hired to take over the direction of city college saying there has been a lack of transparency that has put students in the background. >> officials say the information students are working from is outdated or straight up wrong. they believe the guerilla like tactics of the demonstration steal focus from a desire to be heard. i

officials offered her a package that would bar santana from talking publicly about her time at city hall but she refused to sign it. later, the city hall offered her the consultant job. she will "consider it" as long as she has in dealings with the mayor. >> the insurance program for california has a program: people are not paying premiums. roughly 15 percent of those who enrolled have not sent in their first month's payment. california enrollment closed in on a million but if people do not buy or pay up, they will be dropped along with enrollment numbers. health plans are calling and e-mailing people but thousands may end up uninsured again. >> the prime minister of ukraine is coming to walk this week to meet with president obama and vice president biden over the country's conflict with some. the kremlin beefed up military presence in crimea part of the ukraine since 1954. pro russian forces are pushing for a vote in favor of reunification in a vote scheduled on sunday. the prime minister vowed not to give up a single bit of land, of their territory, not one bit. >> in san francisco, a pro ukraine crowd g

this is such a honor because usually when i dm to city hall i'm stressed out and dealing with taxes and stuff like that so this is the first time i have been here without being stressed out. i'm so thankful i grateful and want to give nob nab i would like to say that it wasn't spoken about my mom that she originally started a business and she is right there, i would like her to stand. the whole crew-i would like all them to stand, that is my sporelt team and friend and family and sthai are they are the only ones here. i thank them for supporting me all this time and my fellow-i wanted to say grewing up in the fill more, it wasn't easy at all, but-and i was also a teen age parent. that is my daughter and i would like her to stand because she is a wonderful inspuration. i beat the odds and she beat the odds. not only do we style [inaudible] we have to listen and give good advice. i want to thank you for recognizing it is a privilege and you recognized me before that and you have such a good person and you brighten me up to. it helps me when i see you. you are very humble and i precthat. t

were able to confirm the conditions of mcmath. >>> a community college protest that began with a violent clash between police and demonstrators moved from city college of san francisco to city hall today. this is what it looked like outside administration building yesterday. protesters demanding change as the college battles to have accreditation reinstated. protesters move the fight to city hall and team up with state and city leaders. stephanie strong reports the removal of a state-appointed trustee. >> we want our board back and we want it now. >> reporter: as they chanted for change, sheriff's deputies stood guard at city hall while police officers watched the rally from across the street. the golfs to prevent the violence that erupted less than 24 hours earlier. students have two main demands, the resignation of the trustees and the end to a new payment policy requiring students to pay for classes up front, a policy that protesters say is especially rough for low-income and undocumented students. >> i've been in this state 27 years now, and i'm still fighting my right to be declared as an american. you know, and i get good grades. i have straight as. >> reporter: san franci

some plan to head over to city hall to stage another protest at 12:30.pix 5. >>> out the door we have clouds sweeping onshore. so don't let that fool you. we are going to clear out the clouds and bring you a lot of sunshine into the afternoon and some very nice weather ahead. out the door we go, we have those clouds beginning to start the day and even a couple of high clouds coming in but by the afternoon, high pressure begins to build in. we are going to see that offshore wind kicking in and that's going to clear out your skies. still, some mid-70s in some of the warmest valleys, low 70s inside the bay and a little cooler some 60s partly cloudy toward the coast. looks like those clouds stretching out over the bay right now. the temperatures holding in the 40s and the 50s. by the afternoon, though, becoming mostly sunny even out at the beaches the latter part of the day the skies will clear out but temperatures are cooler, about 63 in pacifica, about 73 in san jose and 74 and sunny in the napa valley. more on your weekend forecas -- forecast coming up. l

good morning, everyone well, to city hall. first of all, i want to thank the chief for the introduction and leadership in the department thank the fire commission but today it's all about the firefighters. and i want to indicate to you very strongly my stance with our firefighters. that as we ask them from day one to take on the life threatening risk of savings accountability 0 people and going into buildings and getting on top of the buildings over one hundred and 50 firefighters putting out those disagrees flames in mission bay. or we shared with station 49 celebrating the reobama of businesses because the firefighters did their job over a year and a half going to do so that fire no, the west portal. our board of supervisors appreciate the firefighters we together as part of the city family acknowledge how important the fire department and all it's firefighters so when we ask them to take the risk of running into building and doing all the herselfic things there's a moment when we say we can do something for you. as tom start

i have friends and misery is an important living for the shaund comeic i guarantee if you come to city hall we'll be forcing you to - having material and, of course, you'll not get paid which will allow you to continue in our low income status and not making any money for the work i appreciate all the folks and encourage more of that to really frame the story and articulate the mess >> supervisor cowen. >> i too wanted to acknowledge everyone who came out to share their stories and give a shout out to the merry men and women who made this hearing nor enjoyable and was we have this conversation we over the compassion to folks it's still part of the housing crisis and unfortunately, they have fewer advocates advocating open their on behalf of. so to the housing warriors that are out there let's maintain a watchful eye over what's happening with the affordable housing from the housing authority transferring property to private investment and management companies shur we've got zero displacement as this transition continues to unfold. please don't think you're able to solidify our own position

they are still coming to city hall and there needs to be an investigation. you all need to check on what's going on in this city because the housing is a mess. it's really a big mess. and thank you so very much. and i would like for you all to put the number on me, but i want you all to check into all of these things that 40% of my people are [speaker not understood]. (applause) >> thank you. next speaker. >>> supervisors, in this auguste chamber, the least you can do is provide us that podium where we can speak as we spoke -- a we used to speak for a long time. the least you can do is search that podium because this is like a mickey mouse thing. i was listening to you all. if y'all want to have saturday live [speaker not understood] of this board of chambers, y'all can have it privately, have it taped. but what i feel seriously about the chamber is that, having attended so many meetings for the last 30 years, is that it's going from bad to worse. and you know that, but we speak about this, that and the other. but i wonder if y'all are compassionate enough to

active to get easily not only to decreases appointment but to a be able to visit friends and could to city hall and be active in a variety of ways. of course, there's a discount but for someone living on social security people pay for food and medication there's nothing left for transportation. it should not be a luxury we want to thank those who fought hard and that's been a success and this is the clear next step to go ahead and make that program permanent and do free metropolitan for seniors and folks with disabilities (clapping.) next speaker >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, sir. >> i recently moved to san francisco having retired i want to congratulate you on the wonderful transportation service you have here in san francisco. i'm here to ask you to reject the proposal for a premium fair on the f line. i live near the pier 29 the telegraph area of san francisco and what i'd like to emphasis is number one the f line is not simply an amount of time park ride for tourists that's a line that's used by people who go to work and myself. number 2 recently, i building in the last few years t

you to this city hall who has a great deal to talk about the french architecture. thank you, mr. president for coming west after your visit in washington, d.c. pr it's n a little in congress so you, you came across the united states to study fast foods but we welcome you here today. and san francisco we hope that not only you learn about all the innovation but i also know you'll see the hospitality and see the french influence and the cultural that's plausible here in 1839 the first immigrants came and brought others. there's someone here who knows about the city hall. he's been a supervisor and the mayor of san francisco and now may, i.e., present the great governor gavin newsom >> thank you good to be back. on behalf of governor jerry brown and in a great deal state welcome mr. president, it's an honor to have you here. i was thinking about this all over the world people pickup nations and nations are being torn apart by racism and others things. you think about san francisco and the state of california we're in one of the most diverse regions in the most divers

[cheering and applauding] >> i want to thank everyone who has come to city hall and spoken. i do want to ask if there is any member of the public who has not spoken who would like to speak to please come up if you haven't been able to do that. seeing if none, we're going to close public comment [gavel]. gov >> before we add anything else, i want to give supervisor mar ~ an opportunity to say a few words. and, again, thank you, supervisor mar, for your co-sponsorship of the resolution. >> sure. thank you, chair campos. (applause) >> and i wanted to first say that keep organizing and building stronger movements to make demands of the system so that we don't let privatization and the corporatization of education win. and i feel very great that -- (applause) >> all the speakers have been very clear to us as a body on what we can do as allies to support your movement building. and i'll say that papers like this resolution, someone said put teeth in it, but it's urging other bodies with power to make decisions for justice as you are demanding. and i'll do my best as one of the 11 m

created some confusion and difficulty. >> reporter: marshal crauss was a young lawyer who came to city hallthe morning of may 13th along with hundreds of others hoping to get inside the hall to see what hu, -- huac was doing. after lunch admittance would be first come first served. >> then we came back from lunch and the students were again shut out. they were not allowed to go into that committee room and witness what was happening. so they sat down and they started singing a song that had just become popular then. we shall overcome. >> the noise the clapping and the singing penetrated the doors of the hearing room. one of the witnesses archie brown the leader of the communist party on west coast took his opportunity. >> open the door, open the door. open the door. open the doors what are you afraid of? open the doors here comes a goose bomb. this is americanism. >> according to a film later released by huac the students were repeatedly told to keep the noise down and warned there would be consequences if they didn't. that's not how kraus remembers it. >> i was there and i don't remember t

when we put the budget together and sent it over to city hall, we'll need to separate out those items funded from the november measures because i don't believe the controller would certify those revenues at this point, so we're assuming all of that, so all the outcomes and the things that we're saying we're going to do assumes those. the budget document will have to separate those into below the line categories. >> the document will explain what will be loss and the consequences of not passing -- >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> passing onto my partner here, tim, who is going to finish off the presentation on the market street project. >> good morning, popdale. i'm going to give you an update on the market street improvements. this project that we've been looking at has been coming from the vision zero discussions that we've had on how can we improve safety on our streets, and the one thing that has been popping up that has been needing attention is market street. it's not part of the market street project, it's a longer term program. it's looking at the current situation out there, an

are still trying to form their plan for the day but they say some of them will be headed over to city hallt 12:30 for another demonstration. >> anne, this is the latest in a series of problems for city college. >> reporter: the special trustee that these folks are trying to have removed, robert agrella, he was aported by board in charge of city college after that board stripped the other trustees of all of their power and the school is also currently fighting for its accreditation. that was essentially stripped last summer. >> all right. anne makovec at city college of san francisco. thank you. >>> some developing news in new york. workers searching the rubble from a gas explosion still holding out hope of possibly finding survivors. the blast on wednesday brought down two big apartment buildings in harlem that's killed at least eight people. crews searching the rubble are now listening for voices of any of the trapped victims and using telescopic cameras to get a view into some of the smaller spaces. at least five people are still missing. >>> hey, sir -- [ yelling ] >> a sheriff's deputy

do the city's business and finally the legislation i think goes absolutely best in making sure that our community is as informed as possible when it comes to the business going on here in city hall. we have enhanced public information provision and requirements with respect to reporting financial non-filers and publishing campaign guide so there can be transparency when it comes to campaign fundraising and we also strive to make sure that we have full language access. so the legislation requires that we expand the access for non-english speakers for a san francisco tradition and i think it's in the cutting age to ensure that multilingual populations are informed of what's going on here in city hall. i want to thank supervisor chiu for his partnership in working with our office in the last year to make sure we put together a comprehensive packet that i think speaks to the best ethical tradition that we all do in the business here in city hall. supervisor chiu, thank you, supervisor breed, supervisor tang i hope you will consider this legislation and hope to have your support because the public depends on it and expects no lesson ethical sessions will. thank you. >> >>president da

we're going to try legislatively to make it happen ~ with our new leadership here at city hall. [speaker not understood]. you say what is community reform, ace? well, i have a blueprint plan that i'm going to present and put in your hands sooner or later. but i cannot expose it now because over the years, even in my community when people come up with new ideas, they are taking it and implementing. but i am so happy that we are at the accountability and grand jury has come up with all the properties because we have some properties in the western addition i want to know about [speaker not understood]. there are a lot of things going on in city government that affect our community and i want to know about. i'm glad that this hearing is going on. >> all right, thank you. any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is now closed [gavel] ~ >> for this item. and i'd like to suggest that we take a motion to adopt language for this item that the board of supervisors report [speaker not understood] to the 2012-2013 city and county of san francisco. civil grand jury, that i

to $1,000. these are entities like the san francisco planning urban renewal association which obtained almost all their funding from entities which have affairs in business with city hall and with city government or the other one of the housing operation supposedly. let me just point out one tactical problem that mr. herrera and mr. chiu may want to address and that's on page 13 of the ordinance with definition of a non-profit organization which is based on the word active refers to any entity that within the past 2 years has attempted to influence city legislator administrative action. on the other hand at the subsequently there is a reference to any non-profit organization to whom it should be to which, a developer has made cumulative donations of $5,000 or more since the date 1 year and before an application for environmental review occurs. i maybe missing something, but it seems to be an inconsistency between the two 2 years and the 1 years and i'm sure that's easily curable. finally i want to comment and commend the sponsor and the author for attempting to get a handle on the conduct of attorneys. attorneys historically have been able to hide behind attorney-clien

. >>> san leandro's mayor says i will not support a proposal to fly the flag of another country over city hall. the idea was to temporarily fly the chinese flag in place of the city flag. that sparked yesterday's protest of supporters of tibet who say the chinese flag is a signal of oppression. last night the protesters went to the city council meeting. one councilman says the idea to fly foreign flags is about unity and culture. but the mayor disagrees. >> to do it at city hall is a severe mistake. that no longer becomes a group of people celebrating the culture. it becomes our city government linking itself with the chinese government. >> reporter: after hours of debate, the city council said this is an issue they can bring up for a vote on a case-by-case basis but the mayor says he will not allow any nation's flag other than our own to fly above city hall. >>> people are buying up megamillion tickets today as the multi-state lottery game hosts its third largest jackpot ever. many lined up hoping to win the $400 million prize. the odds are against them, though. 1 in 259 million. but that doe

to its nato allies. >>> and flying another country's flag over city hall is being shut down by the city's mayor. the idea was to fly the city's that flag and they say it is a simple of oppression. one councilman says the idea is about unity and culture and the main disagrees. >> to do it at city hall is a severe thunderstorm mistake. that no longer is making itself with the chinese government. after hours of debate, they have decided this is an issue for a case-by-case basis and the mayor will not allow any nation's flag to fly above city hall. >>> a cal football player is accusing the ncaa of unlawful player cartel and the suit claims college baseball players should be able to get some of the money they make for their schools. they are targeting pack 10 and big 12. >>> a personal trainer in the area is filing a lawsuit. chloe johnson surgery changed herself from a man to a woman. now they will not allow her to compete in the games unless she competes against the men a male competitor who has a sex reassignment still has a genetic make up that gives them an advantage overwhelm. >> i was shocked t

they're coming to city hall government. they want contracts. they provide good services. women are the ones that fuel our economy. they're the ones who give back time, volunteer their time in the school district, work with children and families in the community, take their profits and put it back into their business. they're growing faster than any other business in san francisco. but the city ask county, we're kind of lagging behind. so, with your help, ~ your partnering, and i tell you, it's been one great program because i got all of my friends which, as barbara bush said, you don't just build something one day. it's one step at a time. so, over my tenure with the city, i've met wonderful, wonderful people who are experts within their very areas of expertise. and they're supporters of the local business development program as well as our local business, and they want to see you in their department. so, what we want to do today, i mean, it's a labor of love for me and i'm excited because all of my friends are here, people i've known over 30 years, and so. and we've been

tensions are running high now at city college of san francisco students have take yefr over the administration building. showing demonstrators trying to enter the common hall. about 30 got in, refusing to leave until he resigns robert agrella appointed to head city college the board of supervisors is set to consider a measure asking for resignation of the special trustee. >> new at 6:00 tonight a disturbing story from fairfield a man is under arrest for biting off the nose of his newborn son police say the 18-year-old joshua cooper was frustrated because the baby was crying at an apartment on alaska avenue the mother and other family members were there and witnessed it whole thing the baby has a fractured skull and being treated in children's hospital cooper was arrested for child cruelty and aggravated mayhem. >> police have a picture of a man they say has been holding up people at atms all over the bay area. take a look. this is he told that prom was armed and forced her to withdraw $900 from his event >> police release a sketch of a man they believe assaulted a world academy second grader and believed to have groped a child now at think college now scho

[cheering and applauding] >> i want to thank everyone who has come to city hall and spoken. i do want to ask if there is any member of the public who has not spoken

>> angry confrontation between students and police and tonight they take their complaints to city hallaw protestors clashing with police last night. today, much more peaceful but just as vocal. >> as we saw, this afternoon, the protestors had support of the supervisors and lawmakers now, the chancellor just issued a statement a short time ago called on the college community to demonstrate respect for all part of this some had been there since afternoon, participating in a peaceful protest. when a police officer tried to stop it. a spokes person says another was arrested for supposedly hitting an officer. >> the school allowed some students to sleep in the lobby. others camped out in front of the building. mayor made about a new payment policy before signing up for classes.

to the audit several city employees were overpaid roughly $9,000. a city credit card had $27,000 worth of questionable charges. $132,000 charged to a city account at a convenience store next to city hallthe city says they are reviewing the recommendations. >> that's a lot of money. >> reporter: nothing symbolizes hampton's woes like this. we found the elected mayor sitting in the county jail. he was in office a month and a half when he was arrested in undercover sting and charged with selling oxycodone. he denies being involved in the mess. >> the people running hampton are a bunch of crooks? >> exactly. that's not very far from the truth at all. they are a bunch of crooks or a bunch of stupid people. i hate to say it like that but it's the truth. looks more like they are crooks than anything. >> but you, given the situation where you're in -- >> i look like a crook sitting here in an orange suit, don't i? >> the city's former clerk jane hall is one of the central figures in the state's audit. she hasn't been accused of crimes but the audit was highly critical of how she handles business. after we left hall e-mailed us. she wrote questionable expenditures were for city related busines