it is world innovation talent that we are drawing here to san francisco and we are glad to do it and support it with uc san francisco. thank you very much and and congratulations to everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you, mayor, lee. you heard lieutenant governor mention qb 3. the quantitative biology work and the great work of reg kelley. so now i want to introduce former governor gray davis who is the man responsible for the funding that started qb 3, governor davis? [ applause ] >> thank you, chancler. thank you for bringing us together today and it is really a wonderful mild stone, ten years. i just wanted add my comments as a passionate golfer,dy not like to see the driving range give way. but i said the property has been put to its highest and best use, namely, a magnet for the life science industry. so, you have to go out of staoet to hit the golf balls but you have a lot of great golf courses here. >> let me thank the chancler again for her vision and bringing us together to celebrate the work and the vision of herself and bishop and kelley and the two mayors that have spoken here lieutenant gove

their fort yunz together to recognize the brightest minds in science, mark zuckerberg were at uc san francisco+o÷ to announce the prize of life sciences. each will get $3 million prize. the goal to recognize top medical researchers. >> intent to catch attention of the younger generation to say... here is another area become becameus, wealthy. and do something spectacular by helping to cure a disease. >> the foundation will hand out prizes every year. >> that is very, very nice. >> it's nerve wrack whug get pulled over and worry about insurance ratesju.÷. >> one answer might surprise you. >> everything your mother told su wrong. >> about everything? >> just about this. >> that narrows it down. >> this is really surprising to me, a survey shows you're not likely to get hit with a rate in[[ojse for just one traffic violation. the study found only 31% saw higher rates after receiving a traffic tick yirkt however, rates do tend to increase for those with multiple tickets and serious violations like drunk drive sog if you do get a ticket how to avoid a increase? keep your registration up to date, av

uc san francisco owns the land and wants to move up to 80,000 nonnative trees. they are hoping to reduce the risk of wildfires and they packed a public hearing to voice their concerns. >> it is baffling how they can treat a healthy forest like garbage. >> our eucalyptus trees have a way of multiplying and they are growing too close together. >> if the plan is a proved it would grow early summer and fall. >>> they are looking for a new exchange call center. they are dividing locations between richmond and can't cord. it is one of three opening in california and it will assist people in affordable care programs. several people will be working there. >>> many could be spending a third of their income without major healthcare reform. that is according to a report by health experts working with uc berkeley. the group has come up with a list of recommendations, one is adopting models where they budget a certain amount of money for each patient instead of service models. >>> they received the original proclamation from city hall. it honors her award-winning career as a

uc san francisco has conduct encourage it with research. some of the larger companies that research labs in mission bay as well. bayer and others. they are even innovating about their laboratories, because it is so expensive to build your own laboratory. so they are trying to bring some of these pharmaceutical answers to the market faster. they have an incredible spirit of innovation in those laboratories. and they are inviting other companies, not just from the bay area air even our country, they're inviting international. we had our first canadian incubator that was established just a couple months ago. they are excited to be kind of cross-referencing their research and ideas. >> why are they coming here? >> they are coming here because there is really ongoing levels of conversation and sharing of experiences that are part of, kind of, thinking outside of the box and thinking in different ways, turning things upside down, hacking your way through some of these ideas and not being afraid. and trying to find applicability for them. that is

mary's medical center in san francisco received fines totaling hundred $75,000 in one case a patient under anesthesia was improperly monitored and later died. and ucsan francisco was fined $200,000 with two incidents and equipment was left inside a patient. >> it is a requirement that hospitals report what is called adverse events and these are serious events that could be a retained foreign objects they pressure ulcer a medication issue. >> hospitals now have 10 days to appeal the fines. >>> home depot is hiring as a gets ready for its busiest season. and it needs about 1500 workers at its three bay area stores this spring. nationwide home depot is hiring 80,000 employees. the company says military veterans, retirees and students are encouraged to apply. >>> a ban on [indiscernible] bags across the county the ordinance would ban retail stores from giving away plastic and paper bags bags the ban does not apply to [indiscernible] and nonprofit organizations a similar regulation is effective here in alameda county where merchants charge customers for single use bags. >> we have weather headed our way cool system, a colder system and snow levels will

new research from uc-san francisco shows as many as half a million lives could be saved if americans reduce salt by 5% a year for 10 years. >> lowering sodium is really the goal that you want to have to lower blood pressure and then prevent strokes, renal disease, heart attacks. >> reporter: so here are five ways to reduce salt. first, do it yourself. stay away from prepared or processed foods. number 2, stick to fresh or frozen vegetables. these are zero salt. three, if you are buying canned veggies, get no salt added. or rinse under water. rinses removes 41% of salt from canned vegetables and a whopping 76% from canned tuna. four, if you stop at a deli, know before you go. salt adds up. let me show you how fast. salami and provolone with dijon versus turkey and swiss on a sourdough roll with yellow mustard. salami has over 2,000 milligrams of salt more than for a day. the turkey sandwich has half as much and that's before you add a pickle or chips. and one other thing to keep in mind. that dijon mustard, that has 120 milligrams of salt per teaspoon and there are tablespoons of salt

rebeek a smith a a specialist on radiology and biomedical imaging at uc san francisco.er treated cross but a critic of the over use of ct scans. >> some of them are reason and didn't lack like it was going to help very much ivshtion smith says multiple ct scan are common sometimes needed but the doctors and patients need to know the risk before any test is done. >> the risk for anyone test is relatively low. not a big risk but the risk are administrative so if you have 17 ct scan the risk is guest up there to a place where it's a real possibility the patient could develop cancer directly in rae response to the dna changes from that ct scan. >>reporter: study publish in the new england journal of immediate in 2007 estimated ct scan accounted for up to 2% of all cancer in the united state states. that number could now be 5 percent. >> somehow we have blown out of proportion and out of context radiation risk from the ct sca scan. >>reporter: dr. michael brand is a radiologist and executive director of neuroscientist at hoeing memorial oh, no hots in newport beach and point

rebeek a smith a a specialist on radiology and biomedical imaging at uc san francisco. never treated cross but a critic of the over use of ct scans. >> some of them are reason and didn't lack like it was going to help very much ivshtion smith says multiple ct scan are common sometimes needed but the doctors and patients need to know the risk before any test is done. >> the risk for anyone test is relatively low. not a big risk but the risk are administrative so if you have 17 ct scan the risk is guest up there to a place where it's a real possibility the patient could develop cancer directly in rae response to the dna changes from that ct scan. >>reporter: study publish in the new england journal of immediate in 2007 estimated ct scan accounted for up to 2% of all cancer in the united state states. that number could now be 5 percent. >> somehow we have blown out of proportion and out of context radiation risk from the ct sca scan. >>reporter: dr. michael brand is a radiologist and executive director of neuroscientist at hoeing memorial oh, no hots in newport beach and p

smith a smith a a specialist on radiology and biomedical imaging at uc san francisco. never treated cross but a critic of the over use of ct scans. >> some of them are reason and didn't lack like it was going to help very much ivshtion smith says multiple ct scan are common sometimes needed but the doctors and patients need to know the risk before any test is done. >> the risk for anyone test is relatively low. not a big risk but the risk are administrative so if you have 17 ct scan the risk is guest up there to a place where it's a real possibility the patient could develop cancer directly in rae response to the dna changes from that ct scan. >>reporter: study publish in the new england journal of immediate in 2007 estimated ct scan accounted for up to 2% of all cancer in the united state states. that number could now be 5 percent. >> somehow we have blown out of proportion and out of context radiation risk from the ct sca scan. >>reporter: dr. michael brand is a radiologist and executive director of neuroscientist at hoeing memorial oh, no hots in newport beach and p

uc san francisco owns that land and they want to cut down as many as 30,000 nonnative trees.y say removing those trees will help to restore wildfires. a lot of people packed a public hearing to expels their views. >> -- isn't press their view -- to express their views. >> the golden gate bridge -- the golden gate bridge is younger and perhaps they should go. >> they say the university should start on four test sites in the fall. >>> one man is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting several women while on duty. he is currently at the county jail and he is charged with assaulting six women, ages 20 to 47 and alverez used his position as an officer to stop and assault the women. >>> they planned on saying their goodbyes to 10 month old angel. funeral services are planned for 11:00 at our lady church. her father is charged in her kidnapping and death. >>> a natural branch dog food is being recalled. the honest kitchen was told some of the parsesly used in its zeal and thrive brand may be contaminated with salmonella. since the dog food is raw, salmonella could be passed on to

researchers from uc san francisco and harvard took part in the study. >> thousands are celebrating the last day of mardi gras. this is the french quarter at 8:00 there, right? not too early to get started but perhaps it is the wet weather that is keeping people indoors this morning. >> only a couple of people are on the streets. >> just a couple. >> the french quarter was more packed for fat monday yesterday because of the rain today on fat tuesday. a million people are expected to fill the streets and we will see how maybe materialize. so far, officials have not canceled parade plans, the party ends at midnight when length begins. >> a 14-year-old is hit by a car in a crosswalk. >> president obama will deliver a state of the union tonight and a shift in for discuss that is familiar territory. >> later, building good credit "consumer reports" look at credit cards for young people and the ones they should >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news, good morning on tuesday at 5:59. thanks for joining us. >> first up we will check on the weather. you may run into a little

facebook's mark zuckerbergs google were at uc san francisco to announce the winners of the newly formedthrough prize in life sciences. each of the 11 winners will receive a $3 million prize. that is more than the noble prize hands out. the goal is to recognize top medical researchers and bring attention to the top sciences. >> intent is to catch the attention of the younger generations to say here is another area you can go into where yolks you can also become famous and wealthy and at the same time do something spectacular for humanity by helping to cure some disease. >> the prize committee will hand out $3 million prizes annually. >>> simple technology helped police get a man they believe is responsible for a day light theft. nick smith has the story. >> reporter: most online shoppers have packages delivered to their home. damon is one of them. >> there was a larger package and a smaller pack on on top. >> he can't always be home when packages are due to thieves know it. alameda police used the video to identify the man they say stole a pack and from the home in the middle of the day.

>>reporter: san francisco p uc doesn't know yet whether caused the pipe to break but age certainly playole. it was 75 to 80 years old and scheduled for row placement. handful of environmental agency are investigating for possible penalty against the p uc. >> regional water quality board national fishery service have all been informed and that's their job is to the determine penalty should be assessed and they will do their job. >> to clarify the steel head are category as threatened under the endangered species act. have to be some dna test to go determine exactly which species were killed in the creek because of this spill. >> along sky lane boulevard on the peninsula. 7 news. >> if you take bart you may soon pay more for your commute. bart propose add 5.2% indmres fare for 2013 raising the average fare by 18 cents from 3.44 to 3.62 for a ride. bart officials say it's nose stay on track with inflation. plan would slight increase fares in 2016, 2018 and 2020 and include increase at busiest bart parking lot. the board will discuss the proposal thursday that takes place in oakland. >> tui

calendar and item nine a through g is a consent calendar with considered to be routine by the san francisco pom uc and will be acted upon by at single vote and there will be no discussion unless a he member of the commission or public shall request in which case it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate number and item 89 is removed. >> any comebts from the commission. >>> i would like to movement calendar a move moved by commissioner cane and second by commissioner courtney. >> all those in favor signify by saying aye. the calendar is oopa moved and now, we move into our regular business. >>> item two authorize the general manager to enter into a small generator connection agreement with the pacific gas and electric company to connect the hired electric project to the pg&e grid at a maximum grid of cost of 700,000 and subject to reyule every year they are asking. >> barbara hill assistant general manager for power this is a routine item that allows us to connection our proposedded university mound to pg&e's grid and it's a requirement to have an interconnection agreement a

edward who has the women's health project at uc medical center here in san francisco. hs about nour or five years ago. he actually, when i used the methodologies that i used with my incarcerated women because that's basically what the project is. it started in the jail hearsay in san francisco. he

uc-davis. made my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant communities in the city as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? supervisor mar: a lot of

one that we development and it's of it's kind in the uc >> speaker: and improved the education of our own trainee and is residents of san franciscocross the globe. must slow schedule a tal problems and injuries are the second largest burden in the world of healthcare. the least patients are seen in these developing world countries with poor resource many of these patients are los angeles wishing on wards. our course bring in surgeon and is teach them so they can spare these limb and is bring the patients back to a functional status where they can go back and provide for their families. >> the foundation also supported bay pack which, is an exiting and innovative program. this particular program works with the sector to pregnant woman and the treatment of woman so that for babies who are born free of virus. >> when i first walked into the office doctor coen told me i can have a natural birth and i didn't wrap my head around that. >> we know a woman with hiv if we do nothing her risk of passing the hiv to her baby is 25% with the use of this medication we can substantially reduce that risk to much less than one%. bay pack someone o

uc. it's where the sea level rises. i'm not comfortable that a person from san francisco is a climate change denier because we're used to that from republicans who don't live in the area near water. i think there was a lot more climate change before the storm hit in last october. we have a sea level problem and it's knocked out of the box by the same legislation. they are grappling with sea level rise and if you're going to become climate change deniers say so openly. let's have a real hearing on it. i'm not so i look at where the bay used to be, which includes all these sites, and where we're going to have -- thank you. >> hello. my name is david [inaudible] mitchell and here on behalf of property owners near peoria and sea wall. while i think it's important that the planning commission has this hearing and on design issues i think it's important that the public is involved in this process as well, and right now the process with regard to the environmental review on this project is seriously deficient. there is not adequate preparation or scoping hearing. we wrote a letter saying there are no details for the sea wall a

- and i remember, i was a student at uc-berkeley, considering going to graduate school in economic geography and working as an intern coming here at the san franciscolanning department. i was also a record in my first album. i wrote this piece called " turning, turning back." it began the recording but it also began a new direction for me. they say every musician that starts recording for writing, arranging music, they have to find their own voice. i think i may be found my own voice in that one. >> are you going to play some of it? ♪ >> just playing an excerpt from the middle, -- time part. -- double-time part. the main theme -- ♪ [applause] >> that is the main theme. >> often, when i listen to guitar players, because i'm a guitarist myself, i'm trying to figure out what they are doing and how they do it. i cannot do that when i listen to you. the music for " washes over me. for me, it is so immediately engaging and hypnotize him. to be fair, the other part of it is, in 1000 years, i could never do that. there is a technical component to would you do, and i am reminded, one of your albums was reviewed by "coo guitar plar magazine." i am prepared p

uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a reason that i kept of harold's club in reno, nevada. i don't know if it exists it's a really old postcard. harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who would figure let loose the boy with the purple crayon. let him conkokt the loses slots in women. let loose his imagination. ende

uc should suspend the coach. that part of the controversy tonight on ktvu's 10:00 news. >>> the san francisco giants have named pitcher matt cane as their opening-day starter. he said cane earned it after a terrific season last year, which included a perfect game in june. the giants open against the dodgers in los angeles april 1st. cane could also be the starter for the home opener. that's april 7th. >>> bay area singer performed today in honor of the new town shooting victims and to encourage parents to question school safety. >> linda says she wanted to use her talents to let children know they are loved following the masker of 20-year-old in connecticut. today's concert took place in a berkeley coffee shop. tillery plans to hold more. >>> new information emerging tonight about the newtown shooter. adam lanza was quote on soeszed with the nor wee january man who killed 77 people in a mass shooting in 2011. authorities would not say what evidence they found that linked the case to norway but investigators did they lanza was motivated by a violent videogame and he was likely honing his shooting skills by spending cou

. >> uc the santa cruz says it's increased patrolsv0tm on campus. >> a develop nmt a weekend crash on san franciscoay. one two of men aboard this speed boat died the result of a collision with a golden gate ferry saturday. u.s. coast guard is looking into what caused that flash. >> well, one new development is that we've learned today that that victim, fatality died the same afternoon within an hour, hour and a half of the accident on saturday he was a 68-year-old oregon resident here in san francisco teaching real estate appraisal courses for his employer. he spent his flif southern california only recently moved to oregon to be closer to family. 58-year-old was on board this 22 foot power boat whit crashed into golden gate ferry ms san francisco. it happened when the ferry was on route with 500 passengers on board. a surgeon and nurse jumped to help him and another injured victim. the victims were flown to the hospital. the coast guard says he died atj"ádÑ 5:20 this evening. frightened when coming too close to a bigger ship. >> i won't say it happens often but potential is there. all of the time.

uc berkeley officials were not available for comment. we're live in berkeley. >> ama: a bicyclist has died after being hit by a cement truck in san francisco. it happened this morning in front of at&t park. a woman on a bike was hit by the right side of the truck and got caught in the rear wheel and was dragged ten feet. the truck dispopped the driver is cooperating with police. >> hundreds of people lined up to buy firearms and ammunition during a gun show today in vallejo. just wrapped up at the solano county fairgroundses. show organizers say crowds have been larger since the connecticut school tragedy with lie-abiding people concerned about their second amendment right to bear arms. >> you look rind at the show crowd see nothing bought bunch of good old boy constitutional, bike bible thumping american citizens, moms pushing their babies in carts. >> four weeks ago you could walk to the tick counter, walk in the door, and the tickets jumped up. parking jumped up. they're capitalizing on this. >> some people say prices for guns and ammo have almost doubled in recent weeks. the gun show continues tomorrow. >>> right now more than 100 heav

really celebrating being a bicycle rider in san francisco is something that you have done and i think it's really important as someone who went to a school, uc davis, that was all about bicycles, i mean, to walk into a culture like that and have the ability to feel safe, ride around the community and everything, you can go anywhere and park your bike, you can go through any streets, mostly flat lands and get around with ease and also the pavement of the streets were really smooth and made it a lot easier for people to ride their bicycles without damaging them as much as people tend to damage them here is really important so i know you'll bring so much to the table in terms of your knowledge and experience in san francisco and i really appreciate your willingness to serve on this committee, so thank you. >> of course. >> thank you. >> and is there any public comment on this item? you have two minutes. please indicate of your support. >> hello, supervisors, when i saw this item coming before you on the website, i said, oh, good, because i've been hearing some things from the first gentleman about moving the bike lane off of market to mission b

i had a chance to meet with all of our san francisco chancellor and is i see chancellor here today from -- state and he joined me with chancellor helm man from uc s f city college our own public schools superintendentent to form a major education leadership counsel to advise me in making sure that the skill sets that we need in the jobs in the future are being trained and reflected in the education curriculum and how to support not only the institutions, but all of the different programs that we can use to lift up all of the educational stands for our youth i have person learn adopted 12 middle schools in san francisco to make sure each principal gets what they need to campus to support teachers effort on campus to raise the educational needs of the schools. middle school is the biggest challenge with truancy and educational challenges and we know that while we are increasing the performance stand of the whole cities one of the highest increases in the whole state is happening here in the public schools in san francisco they are to the satisfied with just a bump we need to taken it at the highest levels and train from elementary to middle to hi

san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. she is 29 years old and a graduate of uc davis. she is also unmarry and had without children. some city residents had been pushing for a mother to be selected toth board because there are no moms represented among the 11 board members. >>> at this hour people are gathering for a public meeting in berkeley to voice their opposition toth sale of the city's historic main post office. the post office there an al ston way was built back in 1914 and listed on the national register of historic places. the post office announced last year it was planning to sell this building. many residents say they rely on the current location and love the artwork that's part of the building. the post office noted it's facing insolvency and needs to sell off assets. >>> the coast guard today abandoned its search for four people off the monterey coast following a may day call on sunday saying they had been forced to abandon a sinking sailboat. now, as our alex savage reports authorities are trying to determine if the call that smashged the search was real

really celebrating being a bicycle rider in san francisco is something that you have done and i think it's really important as someone who went to a school, uc davis, that was all about bicycles, i mean, to walk into a culture like that and have the ability to feel safe, ride around the community and everythi

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the 43rd mayor of san francisco was born in seattle, went to college in maine, this tiny college out there. he decided to come back and get his law degree from uc-berkeley, and then was appointed by art agnos in government in 1979. he became the director of the human rights commission under willie brown. he became the director of public works. 2005 city administrator, and then the fateful day in january 2011 when the board of supervisors could not decide on anybody and decided that family was not going to be a threat to their future political aspirations. [laughter] he got more than six votes, six more than anyone else. and he became the interim mayor. he did an amazing job. he is outspoken, both feet on the ground, a person you can trust, a person who is very honest, and based upon his experience, knows how to get the job done. i believe he is the best player ever that san francisco has had. we are so lucky to have him up there. he has balanced the budget, reform pensions, created jobs, and mayor, it has been a pleasure to work with you. i look forward to working with you further. they san francisco transplant coming down here to work on yet a

san francisco, j. r. stone. . >>> right now, police as uc santa cruz are hunting for a suspect in connection with a savageat was visiting the campus on sunday. this is a police sketch of the suspect released late this afternoon. he is described as a white male, in his 30s, about 5'10", weighing 200 pounds with a must -- musclear build. he had a a tattoo. it happened on a foot trail near science hill. the man punched her in the face and torso, threw her to the ground and raped her. after hearing of the attack via campus-wide e-mail other students expressed their shock. >> i was walking around alone last night. when i came home and checked my email, i thought i should not walk around alone. i came home from san jose. i'm not going to walk around alone. >> i came, i carry mace with me, and i have like a sort of pocketknife thing, but i don't walk around at night by myself. for the most part, because anybody can go on campus because the gates are open, it is not as safe as i think it should be. >> the victim was badly bruised and hurt and spent the night in the hospital. she told police the assailant ran away

even uc berkeley accounting professors say it's very odd that apple is sitting on all this cash. two upstart san franciscoies combined $130 million last month alone. according to the san francisco business times new relaying has $80 million in new investments. app dynamics raised another $50 million. they both sell software. the new investment is more prof of a.com resurgents. >>> the new information about when the lights went without art the super bowl. the blame has officially been placed. >>> good morning, on the upper deck of the bay bridge we have an injury crash that is causing big trouble for the bay bridge commute. >>> time now 6:55. new this morning now we know what knocked out the lights at the super bowl. a new orleans power company says it was a bad electrical relay device. super dome went dark for 34 minutes bringing the game to a halt. company officials say that same device was tested earlier then it worked like it was supposed to. >>> the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has new tattoos and wants you to see it. this is what he posted on his instagram. what do you think? it's a new triable

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