i'll remain a friend and faculty member at the ucsf so again, mr. mayor thank you for this honor and friends and families thank you for being here (clapping.) doctor just to be sure you have until may first to find those control sodiums that will make me taller (laughter) the final her own is susan cecilia swan whose work empowers women she's a integral part of the v d membership this is has helped survivors in domestic violence has a one night benefit into an international organization raise more than $3 million in over 2 countries last month susan worked with us to ores the second billion rising event a call for justice around the world affected by domestic violence. susan we want to thank you for your persistence in demanding equality and freedom for wjs all over the world ladies and gentlemen, please welcome selling la susan swan (clapping) >> thank you mayor ed lee. what a wonderful room i have my own the v day activist with me. thank you mayor ed lee i want to start to say it's a an honor to be honor by mayor ed lee when i admire and made san

i'm just -- you know, ucsf is not obligated under state law to pay taxes to the city and county of san francisco. we know they bring -- i'm not disputing those particular facts, but what they haven't done is contributed in any capacity to our public transportation system in general. and so what i'm saying -- i'm putting that on the table because, you know, that's what i'm mosted concerned about. >> let me try to address a piece of that. first of all, i believe, if i'm not mistaken, that the funds towards -- the funds, as part of the pilot that uc is paying towards infrastructure are going to repay the developer for having already built the tee line so part of that infrastructure payment which we are getting from them, the funds are advanced before this, built the tee line. i also want to address -- i think you also may be referring obliquely to the dechl fee development fee and as you know uc is exempt from that, but i want to confirm for committee today that is the position and has been communicated to all the developers we've talked to. uc as a state agency is exempt but we expect to

green from ucsf provided for me. we had a 66-year-old grand mother, very active had a stroke in july. the care transitions manager met the patient on her first inpatient day and did a discharging follow up call to make sure the transition home was safe. because the relationship established by the care transition manager, the patient and her daughter felt comfortable to contacting the ctm. her blood pressure rose which is what caused the stroke. she called the provider and she called the transition care manager. that transition care manager was able to located the doctor on call and was then able to help patient manage the blood pressure on home and was able to follow up the patient and that patient never left the house, never incurred a hospital visitor readmission. we made a difference in the life of this patient and a lot of other patients. i believe that's what this is all about. >> thank you very much for those comments. there is another comment? all right. >> anna lisa from blue shield. i want to thank you again

green from ucsf provided for me. we had a 66-year-old grand mother, very active had a stroke in july. the care transitions manager met the patient on her first inpatient day and did a discharging follow up call to make sure the transition home was safe. because the relationship established by the care transition manager, the patient and her daughter felt comfortable to contacting the ctm. her blood pressure rose which is what caused the stroke. she called the provider and she called the transition care manager. that transition care manager was able to located the doctor on call and was then able to help patient manage the blood pressure on home and was able to follow up the patient and

. >>> ucsf is getting another $100 million donation from -- donation from the ceo of sales force. mark and his wife lynn are now writing a second $100 million check to help fund new facilities and world class doctors and researchers. this latest donation will be split between ucsf and children's hospital oakland which formed an alliance in january. that hospital will now be renamed ucsf children's hospital oakland. >>> we now know the lineup of stars set to perform at this summer's outside lands festival in san francisco. concert promoters today announced that kanye west, the killers and tom pet few and the heart breakers will be the headliners. it's set to begin august 8th at golden gate park. you can log on to our website. ktvu.com for more details just club on the hot topics on the home page. >>> looking for a way to make the day sweeter? it is free cone day. ben & jerry's ice cream say it's a thank you for customers. the annual tradition began after the company opened its first shop in 1979. there are three ben & jerry's shops in the bay area. located within oakland, berkeley

providers of the surgeries and i believe that there are some conversations happening before, and at ucsf which is teaching institute. and so, creating a center of excellence through this partnership. >> i think that is a great question and i think that the workers working on this, and includes carlisle and the chiefs at san francisco general in plastic surgery, and urology and obgyn as well as the? >> the first words is that this should be a center of excellence for transgender care in our system. and i think that it is way essential that we are working with the high degree of medical expertise at ucsf. and i don't need to be the first one to say that a large academic medical institution like ucsf has its own processes in politics. and i don't feel like i am... or that the one who is going to be able to navigate all of those processes but i do feel like i know who needs to be in the room to be able to navigate those processes. and i think that we have got a very good start. to be able to say that let's not setting up competing systems let's set up a system certainly, it is of the interes

i think that it is way essential that we are working with the high degree of medical expertise at ucsf. and i don't need to be the first one to say that a large academic medical institution like ucsf has its own processes in politics. and i don't feel like i am... or that the one who is going to be able to navigate all of those processes but i do feel like i know who needs to be in the room to be able to navigate those processes. and i think that we have got a very good start. to be able to say that let's not setting up competing systems let's set up a system certainly, it is of the interest of administratively at san francisco general hospital. to not only be a center for or within our own network and to look at this at the opportunity to be a center of excellence because all of the counties in california are facing the same issue of patients who require these medically necessary procedures and not a whole lot of resources in those counties to be able to provide those surgeries and okay. and we have got the surgical at san francisco general hospital to be able to train up our surgeons

. >> ucsf childrens' hospital received another sizeable donation from a tech entrepreneur. sales force.com ceo will write another check for the hospital split between ucsf and childrens hospital, oakland the center will also get a new name. >> twitter rolling out a new site called face twit. it looks like twitter. twitter says it will roll it off to everyone incoming weeks you can say the first intragram taken and posted from space is out of this world. check it out. beautiful. >> sky watchers will get a treat tonight. this is an artist conception. the first eclipse next tuesday morning. nasa says it may damage a space craft and could kreez prooez but it is near the end of the mission anyway. >> kaun way west rented out san francisco ballpark to propose to kim kardashian. >> now sh he's returning to the >> now sh he's returning to the city for an event that couljenna where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise 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 taco

as you know ucsf is now under contract to purchase lots 33 and 34 from sales force. as a state agency uc is exempt from paying local property taxes, however, uc is still subject to third-party contractual obligations such as the south opa. section 14.7 of the south opa problem hints the prohibits the transfer of property to a tax exempt entity without the consent of ocii and the city to transfer without such an agreement in place. the primary intent of this section 14.7 was to ensure that the ability to fund construction of the infrastructure and affordable housing required under the south opa was not negatively impacted by the purchase or leasing of property by tax exempt. blocks 33 and 34 are currently subject to a pilot agreement which requires a tax exempt entity to make these payments in lou of property taxes and make any required cfd payments. ieu of property taxes and make any required cfd payments. given its tax exempt status as a to make one time lump sum payments instead of annual payments over time as required by the pilot agreement. these payments are det

. >> so, now len in a brooks from ucsf. >> so i'm len in a i'm a food systems advocate a pair of two students and as supervisor mar said a member of the food and fitness committee. thank you so much for letting me share information i want to take a few minutes and tell a story about the meals program in the describe. the school meals on the other hand, at u state of the art students they quality for reduced meals this year but what happens as kids grow older especially around middle school and high school the stigma of eating city hall lunch we start seeing the most vulnerable kids come to school hunger and they skip breakfast. we know because there's food offered at school they stay hunger and only 57 percent of kids actually eat lunch at schools and oftentimes kids will go off campus to escape the long lunch lines and they're first point of access is junk informed. in the background i background of this we also know about a few of the ucsf students are over weight and 10 percent of latino and african-american meet the fitness standards according to our data. so those kids that are

operations because we're in a period of uncertainty for a while there was a lack of funding for the ucsf depiction. the state has ruled the city can maintain the services for 9-1-1 emergency services under the circumstances we adrenalin a minimum of 80 percent with two private ambulances companies making up the slack. we don't have sufficient resources to meet the 80 percent so we've asked additional equipment and services to increase the division. it comes in under $10 million. outside of the e o a issue we need to replace some of the ambulance fleets that's outdated. that's a policy discussion we're currently discussing that with the mayor's office. the second two proposals in 2014-2015 are for the fire investigation. and as to increase the staffing model we slung in 2009. the fire and police team we're proposing to restore it back to two investigators a day on a twenty-four hour period. in 2009 we decided that it was a tough decision but we needed to make reductions. and over time the staffing reduction was shown to have an adverse effect on safety and we support and our commission su

from salesforce.com and it's just a stone's throw from at&t park and right across the street from ucsf. kpix 5's mark kelly is live in san francisco with a look at the new site for the privately funde project. >> reporter: warriors president rick welts was in studio this morning saying this project has been six weeks in the works and this is the 12-acre site here at mission bay. as you mentioned, we are just across the street from ucsf about a mile and a half from the first proposed site but mission bay, it's an up-and- coming neighborhood and businesses around here are thrilled to have a new arena. mission bay is more construction site than neighborhood. get hungry on this side of town and peasant pies is one of your few options. >> hand-held meal. hold it in your hand, eat it and ready to go. >> reporter: the owner opened his third pie shop here once he saw mission bay potential. an arena across the street can't hurt. >> i think it definitely helps the business. there will be more traffic and more people. >> reporter: michelle rawlins works in mission bay. >> this area is becoming mo

i walked to the ucsf gym to my house. it's to service mission bay, not potrero hill. keep that in mind. the 22 changes which i believe is called the 55, you have three steep blocks from 18th street down to 16th street. 16th street is also a freeway. the traffic, the p.d. can't control the traffic on 16th street. you have to get across on 16th street on the eastern side of the line. we also appreciate the increase of frequency on the 10. it's been desperately needed for years. it was cut back 3-4 years ago. hopefully that will happen quickly. second street to cal train is still a problem. you need to get pco's out there and mark the grids on the entrances and get people to stop stopping at intersection. it destroys the bus line every afternoon. the other one too. thank you very much. we'll continue to monitor this. i have a letter here. >> good morning. my name is chris road i live in glen park. i want to thank everyone for the opportunity to speak here and the work that's combon in the tep project. i'm strongly opposed obviously because i live on wilder street on the

my colleagues from ucsf medical center and dignity health and blue shield are here as well. we are passionate about this work and feel like it is the key to transforming american health care. >> okay. would you take a moment, doctor and please introduce those folks or have them stand. >> dr. adrian green assistant chief medical officer at ucsf, we have jennifer kesh yann, representing dignity health and patty hobart representing ucfs medical center. >> we are on tv here, so if you stand, we'll see you. can you all stand. >> we have dr. margaret bead representing blue shield. >> thank you very much for your dedication and input to this effort also as well. and brown and toll an, do you have a colleague here as well? would you please stand and have them identify themselves. please stand up. all right. we thank you all.

but again, father and son have been transported to ucsf.t this point, there is a 14- year-old named marco they are still looking for out here in very strong riptides out at ocean beach. live in ocean beach, andria borba, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> more safety concerns for toyota. the five serious defects triggering a massive recall. >> a rat catches a train an commuters freak out! the video showing new yorkers aren't so tough after all. [ laughter ] >> ah!! ,,,,,, female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ your personal information. >>> we're learning more tonight about the security flaw with some popular websites that could be exposing your personal information. ken bastida has more of the "heartbleed" bug. kenny? >> yeah, liz. the bug is an encryption software. sites like youtube, yahoo, facebook, they all use it to store user names,

two hospitals together rb uc ucsf beniohh childrens hospitals. >> a previous $100 million donation from the sales force founder financed construction of the new hospital in san francisco. that opens in february. >> thank you for that. >> tonight how would you like to drive a tesla? today launching an online leasing program, a fully loaded model s costing $2100 a month. general motors says it will invest in two factories. sales down despite a $5,000 cut. u.s. employers posted more job openings in february and hiring has been sluggish wall street with a rebound to technology stocks. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton. how she addressed the question of running for president today. >> and more testimony from oscar pistorious z a the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [♪] >>> more violence involving members of the military today. officials say a marin

two hospitals together rb uc ucsf beniohh childrens hospitals. >> a previous $100 million donation from sales force founder financed construction of the new hospital in san francisco. that opens in february. >> thank you for that. >> tonight how would you like to drive a tesla? today launching an online leasing program, a fully loaded model s costing general motors says it will invest in two factories. sales down despite a $5,000 cut. u.s. employers posted more job openings in february and hiring has been sluggish wall street with a rebound to technology stocks. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton. how she addressed the question of running for president today. >> and more testimony from oscar pistorious z a at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks ♪ by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> more violence involving members of the military today. officials say a marine guard shot and killed a fellow guard in north carolina in camp lejuene. last week army spec

the san francisco hospital will be known as ucsf benioff children's hospital. time the they have given a donation of this size. they made their first one in 2010. he is the ceo of sales force.com >> batkid is back! mile scott brought the first pitch of the san francisco game opener. kron4 j.r. stone was at the game. >> he is back. all right into the game, it was all about the first pitch. >> why don't you show us how you throw the ball. >> this is what it looked like. as of this was going on, he received quite a reaction from fans. >> did the crowd starts to cheer? >> what did they say? >> "bat kid "! >> he return for the day, the mayor even gave him a key to the city. tuesday, he did not find any one in the park but he was side-by- side with the giants. >> did you see any of the players? >> yes. >> what do you want to say to the giants? >> thank you. >> it was great, it was great. >> it was a great year for his recovery. he should get an oscar. >> they sent him to disneyland instead. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. a 788 year-old wom year-on rides a roller co

i want to report back on two opportunity i had to spread the ucsf gospel i participated in a meeting with the fed ration have teachers with susan solomon and matt and our district was being highlighted not only for the work around safe schools but so far the collaboration and the way in which our district and union and also with the community. so we are one of the few district to talk about what we're doing as an example for the unit representatives and district representatives who were there. it was an honor to be there and represent our district. the second thing i was at the national school board convention in new orleans and browns also got to talk about the work i presented our school food redesign perhaps from the revolution foods it was wonderful to be in new orleans and we got to talk about the work we're doing here so - >> i would like to mention i attended the g s a workshops they their cool a high if i and i participated in workshops they were really off the chart fabulous. so kudos and hats off to them. that that - anymore reports that's great. part of the closed session

we've begun to g understand what the data is telling us and great institution like benchmarking and ucsf can continue to tell us more and more things. the data is telling us it that long after those hoefk acts are done the firefighters are in dangerous situations because the poisons in their skin and loungz lungs and rest of the parts of their body. as we said this we'll recognize as a city we've got to take care of our firefighters as well. i do know that the firefighters standing behind me are not only proud of their work and the lives they lead they want to live long lives and they deserve it it. so i'll breaking with a practice i've had for many years i generally don't monopolies my legislation that the board will introduce but i know that before president chiu has the same goals and i'll simply announce i'll be joining the board of supervisors in elective to recognize those daerz are occupy overlook harry's hazard so allow the confidence of our firefighters they deserve it (clapping) and part of today really is about deepening the understanding of ever in the community we begin in a

benioff will write $100 million we check for the hospital that will be split between ucsf and children'sospital oakland forming an allowance in january. curing to the chronicle along with the sizable gift, the center get as new name: ucsf children's benioff hospital oakland. >> lay ball coming up and we are at at&t park with the fun ahead of the home opener for the giants. >> ahead, a teacher accused of using a derogatory remark against a 12-year-old girl. >> we are back at 6:41 on tuesday and start with the home opener with the diamondbacks take on the joyans and taking on the giants at 1:35. you have to watch out for the u.v. index. you could be burned easy. mid-to-upper 80's in sacramento and los angeles and 80 in san diego and fresno is 92. palm springs is 98 degrees. here is my seven-day forecast, if you are going to lake tahoe the next seven days temperatures are ten degrees warmer-than-average and no snow. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> a brand new crash into was flow valley westbound 580 at 238 and it sounds like there is a fuel spill so we will see the activity. as we head over t

the money will be split between oakland children's hospital and ucsf children's hospital. mr.benioff has already given $100 million to ucsf and his name will be put on the children's hospital in oakland. oakland plans to do the same in january. >>> calfire is ramping up its training and staffing for fire season a month early. authorities say it's because california's drought has made conditions extremely dry and dangerous. >>> calfire's elite attack unit took to the air today practicing ground to air signals. they were able to get funding from state drought emergency funds. calfire says it hired one dozen rookie firefighters early so they could be ready before fire season. >> it's going to be busy. definitely busy. you can fell if you drive highway 5 it's just dry out there. over here it's still a little green. but you know, it's going to be busy. >>> south bay engine units will have four five fighters on board instead of three. grounds units are scheduled to start training throughout the week. >>> temperatures in some inland spots warmer than yesterday. temperatures in so

the money will be split between oakland children's hospital and ucsf children's hospital.benioff has already given $100 million to ucsf and his name will be put on the children's hospital in oakland. oakland plans to do the same in january. >>> calfire is ramping up its training and staffing for fire season a month early. authorities say it's because california's drought has made conditions extremely dry and dangerous. >>> calfire's elite attack unit took to the air today practicing ground to air signals. they were able to get funding from state drought emergency funds. calfire says it hired one dozen rookie firefighters early so they could be ready before fire season. >> it's going to be busy. definitely busy. you can fell if you drive highway 5 it's just dry out there. over here it's still a little green. but you know, it's going to be busy. >>> south bay engine units will have four five fighters on board instead of three. grounds units are scheduled to start training throughout the week. >>> temperatures in some inland spots warmer than yesterday. temperatures in some c

and he was taken to ucsf. this is a father and his nephew and his son. so his son who is 14 years old is still missing, and the other young man seems to be okay. as far as i know, he was not transported to a hospital. the family is still here, of course, very distraught, and the coast guard and the san francisco fire department will be here at least until it gets dark tonight. we'll be here live. and if there's any updates, we'll bring it to you. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. let's hope they find him really, really quickly. >>> they were rushing to help when they had their own emergency. two firefighters are hospitalized. the fire truck and ladder truck crashed into each other. other parked cars also hit. officials trying to figure out why the two drivers of the trucks crashed. the firefighters that were hurt are in stable condition. >>> it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. san jose firefighters are sounding the alarm. the firefighters say in a city as diverse as san jose, it's unacceptable t

a new be drug is approved at ucsf. >> the drug name is pure cannabidiol.rug name is pure cannabidiol. >> the doctor was granted a full schedule 1 license. she started a study in january. the roughly 150 childre patiente children diagnosed with intrac intractable epilepsy. according to the doctor there is still little data verifying its efficacy. >> a major obstacle in using this drug, honestly i see them as agency the first application is to protect the patient. >> dr. cilio is testing as pooh single compound. the pharmacological compound is made by request companies in canada. low levels of thc and other coma cannabinoids. >> we decided to use pure cannabidiol. we thought it was safer. we know how much we are giving so we can evaluate the effect. and also, we thought it was the time to do tonight a way that was more scientifically sound. >> how do you feel about the gw trials that are happening here in the u.s? >> the worst thing that could happen is for that product to be too different from this one. and if it doesn't work and then the scientific and med

paramedics gave him cpr, got a pulse back and taken to ucsf for treatment.urfer that swam into action his father is a captain of the fire department. they have signs on how dangerous the rip currents are. certainly no secret but everyone is hoping for the best out here this morning even though it has been quite some time. at day break they're going to be bringing up more resources out because of the fog, they're not sure yet if they'll be able to use a helicopter in the search. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> let's hope they find something. thank you. >>> school is closed at the pennsylvania high school where nearly two dozen people were stabbed yesterday. one student had emergency surgery overnight and listed in extremely critical condition. stabbed several times, doctors say he could die. yesterday witnesses say alex hribal had a blank expression on his face as he went through the hallways slashing students with two large knives. hribal is being charged as an adult. he is facing dozens of charges, including four coun