. >>> police in albany are looking into several leads in the murder of a ucsf dental student including her on-line activity which may provide clues. the victim may have recently met someone on-line. it is not clear if police believe that played a role in her murder. they found her body in the apartment. neighbors are still trying to come to terms with this terrible crime. albany hasn't had a homicide in more than a decade. >> it is shocking news to me. i am devastated to hear it on behalf of those who were related to the friends of this young woman. it is surprising. >> the other day i came home and there was police and everybody here. >> paul was in her final semester at ucsf in the international dental program. >> a san jose police officer already charged with rape could face more charges. a judge sent jeffrey graves to jail today. graves is charged with raping a woman he met while responding to a domestic dispute call. he tried to change his plea to no contest. and instead prosecutors filed five new enhancements. they include use of a gun and being armed with a gun and unlaul entry.

to create a model it will show us how it is supported but anymore importantly a timeline because ucsf bag angle organization like any organization has priority we need to be sensitive of we're conscious of that and working close to make sure our priorities and strategies align with theirs we're also looking at cerner because cerner is only in the market it the not a good option until we're firmer on the options we are going to select those are back up options for some unknown reason is didn't workout we have to start over other options we're looking at just in case option one and two doesn't workout but symmore importantly their strategy in nature for example i'd like to be clear discussion with other counties on leveraging each to create a common skill to get better pricing this is for h.r. alone it is not h.r. is a small piece of the escape lib many private hospitals to get the burying power to leverage the power the county is railings standing alone we can't succeed very well so, so what one of the things we proposing for example instead of each think of us doing an r f q or rfp bu

[inaudible] including the development and construction of the new ucsf research building, relocation and expansion of ambultory care services, relocation of dph programs that are residing in compromised buildings, the increased staff for the new hospital, and then post 2020 when the brick buildings that will be vacated by ucsf research will bring additional demand for parking to the campus. so, i want to focus on this slide as i talk over the next few points. when the new hospital is opened in december we are projecting the new staff will need 16 additional spaces for parking. in addition we'll use significant amount of parking on 22ened street we lose 55 spaces, the emergency access is on 22ened sfreet which is our only access [inaudible] the parking congestion that is created by both having delivery vehicles and emergency vehicles trying to traverse that roadway requires we eliminate those parking spaces to avoid delays for maernsh access. also during the construction of the new hospital we had off site parking run by web corp and located at the chronicle building. maybe some have

joining us is his doctor, a professor of neurology at ucsf. thank you for being here. >> you are quite welcome. >> you are an expert on this. when you talked to ron, did it take a while for guys you worked with him? >> ron and i have been working five.5 years. when he saw me, the diagnosis had been made and he wanted to optimize his symptom control. >> he was jokening on the shaking things in his hands. what are some of the symptoms? >> parkinson's disease is the way the brain's motor controlling areas deteriorate. so the movement type symptoms, classically tremor, particular when the arms are at rest. slowless of movement, whether handwriting, getting up out of a care. problem with stiffness of the muscles and difficulty with walking and balance. >> i noticed he has a band aid over a couple fingers. you talked about that. >> well, you tend to fall every once in a while. if you are clutcy and i did. so this one i fell and broke a couple of bones. it will be fine. >> ew. >> it's a good story. >> how did you find dr. marks? >> there was a neuros

. >>> police in albany are looking into several leads in the murder of a ucsf dental student including her on-line activity which may provide clues. the victim may have recently met someone on-line. it is not clear if police believe that played a role in her murder. they found her body in the apartment. neighbors are still trying to come to terms with this terrible crime. albany hasn't had a homicide in more than a decade. >> it is shocking news to me. i am devastated to hear it on behalf of those who were related to the friends of this young woman. it is surprising. >> the other day i came home and there was police and everybody here. >> paul was in her final semester at ucsf in the international dental program. >> a san jose police officer already charged with rape could face more charges. a judge sent jeffrey graves to jail today. graves is charged with raping a woman he met while responding to a domestic dispute call. he tried to change his plea to no contest. and instead prosecutors filed five new enhancements. they include use of a gun and being armed with a gun and unlawful entr

. >>> police in albany are looking into several leads in the murder of a ucsf dental student including her on-line activity which may provide clues. the victim may have recently met someone on-line. it is not clear if police believe that played a role in her murder. they found her body in the apartment. neighbors are still trying to come to terms with this terrible crime. albany hasn't had a homicide in more than a decade. >> it is shocking news to me. i am devastated to hear it on behalf of those who were related to the friends of this young woman. it is surprising. >> the other day i came home and there was police and everybody here. >> paul was in her final semester at ucsf in the international dental program. >> a san jose police officer already charged with rape could face more charges. a judge sent jeffrey graves to jail today. graves is charged with raping a woman he met while responding to a domestic dispute call. he tried to change his plea to no contest. and instead prosecutors filed five new enhancements. they include use of a gun and being armed with a gun and unlawful entr

ucsf vigil starts tonight at 5:00. >>> former san francisco 49er ray mcdonald is reportedly planning to file suit against the woman what that he claimed sexual assaulted her. cited quote a apparent of poor decision-making. that was a short time after a woman accused mcdonald of sexual assault at his house. mcdonald is yet to be charged, but his attorney tells the mercury news, as long as the case remains in limbo, his client cannot find work in the nfl. a statement from his lawyer to the merc calls the accusation false and malicious. part it feel reads, quote, despite the passage of three months and in the face of video footage from mr. mcdonald's security system showing his accuser having clearly consensual sexual relations with him in his hot tub, the da's office has not acted that the time. the da's office is not commenting. >>> surprising twist in a murder investigation involving real estate heir robert durst. the subject of an hbo documentary, durst finds himself under arrest this morning for a california murder 15 years ago. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us in studio

what happened to their 13-year-old daughter after what's been described as a botched surgery here at ucsf bennie hoff children's hospital in oakland. you might recall back in december of 2013 a doctor operated on that girl, jahai mcmath, operating on her nose and throat to help alleviate her sleep apnea. you might recall that afterwards there were problems. the lawsuit alleges that when she came out of surgery she began coughing up buckets of blood. the suit claims two nurses contradicted each other on how to stop that excessive bleeding and refused the parents' initial request for a doctor. jahai allegedly bled for five hours and lost two pints of blood, a doctor finally arrived, the teenager suffered a heart attack. the hospital eventually declared her brain dead and according to the lawsuit started hounding the parents to sign over her organs for donation, at one point approaching the mother as she prayed for her daughter inside the hospital chapel. the doctors did not alert nurses to an on normal artery located near the surgery site. they say their hearts go out to the mcmath family.

the 37-year-old was a dental student at ucsf about to complete her final semester. on monday she failed to show up for an appointment with a patient so her cousin was asked to go to her apart meant inial -- her apartment in albany. >> he found the body on the floor. >> paul was lying in a pool of blood. a bullet casing was found on the ground. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. >> i just learned of this. this is shocking news. this is a very safe neighborhood. i am surprised to hear it. >> she was living here by herself in this apartment for five years. her next door neighbors say they never met her. >> somebody mentioned they heard a gunshot around 9:30 10:00. >> it was sunday night, but nobody reported it to police because they didn't realize it was a gunshot. neighbors say the sound of gunfire is rare. >> i certainly hope it is not a trend, and there is nothing else i have seen recently that would suggest that. >> neighbors say they fear for their safety because there is a killer on the loose. meanwhile police declined to comment on the case saying it i

kaur's school ucsf will be holding a vigil to remember her. it will be at 5:00 p.m.. the open is open to ucsf students, faculty, and staff. >>> san jose police have released a photo of a missing man in hopes that the public may be able to help find him. i want to show you a picture of 69-year-old traintou. he is 5'4" and 150 pounds. family members say he wondered away. he has not been heard from since be. he has short-term memory loss. he is able to communicate and say his name but anyone with information is asked to call san jose police. >>> a man is in custody for shooting two police officers in ferguson. they have recovered a handgun from jeffrey williams' home that matches shell casings at the scene. the suspect claims he was not aiming at police. >> reporter: angry prom tests continue in the street -- protests continue in the streets of ferguson. this after the arrest of jeffrey williams. he is facing charges of first degree assault, firing weapon from a vehicle, and armed criminal action after two police officers were shot during a demonstration in ferguson, mis

the 37-year-old was a dental student at ucsf about to complete her final semester.nday she failed to show up for an appointment with a patient so her cousin was asked to go to her apart meant inial -- her apartment in albany. >> he found the body on the floor. >> paul was lying in a pool of blood. a bullet casing was found on the ground. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. >> i just learned of this. this is shocking news. this is a very safe neighborhood. i am surprised to hear it. >> she was living here by herself in this apartment for five years. her next door neighbors say they never met her. >> somebody mentioned they heard a gunshot around 9:30 10:00. >> it was sunday night, but nobody reported it to police because they didn't realize it was a gunshot. neighbors say the sound of gunfire is rare. >> i certainly hope it is not a trend, and there is nothing else i have seen recently that would suggest that. >> neighbors say they fear for their safety because there is a killer on the loose. meanwhile police declined to comment on the case saying it is an o

no comments from ucsf children's hospital oakland. by the way, one uc hastings law professor thinks the family will prove medical practice but -- malpractice but won't prove mcmath is alive. that means the hospital won't have to pay for her care for the past year in new jersey. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> it happened around 7:00 near nolan park. police found a man bleeding at shortia avenue near golf lane's road. authorities are not releasing the victim's name yet and we are following this story and will have updates as they come in. >>> the state supreme court has put a key restriction on sex offenders in doubt. it says part of jessica's law is unconstitutional. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us what the ruling means. >> reporter: right now, registered sex offenders cannot live within 2,000 feet of any school or park. and that has created concentrate pockets of them. this little stretch of ray street in san jose has four registered sex offenders living on it alone but this could thing thanks to a supreme court ruling that says the restric

. >>> and now, a former ucsf doctor removed patient records from the hospital record. and officials are looking into how many patients are affected here, and no word on why they removed that record. last year somebody stole the uc sshgs ucsf papers. >> a car came crashing through a nail salon in fillmore this afternoon, and the first responder mistakingly hit the gas instead of the brakes but the services were tied up for hours. >>> actor harrison continues to recover in a l.a. hospital tonight. his vintage airplane was haul eded away away near the golf course. the actor reported engine failure before making the crash landing yesterday. ford is getting rave reviews for landing the the plane without injuring anybody on the ground. you may remember the landing of a prominent attorney at the hayward golf course when his single-engine plane lost power shortly after take off and today, he told us his thoughts on harrison ford's accident. >> he just wanted to stop the plane and go down the fairway to prevent hurting anybody. >>> and the motive a santa clara teenager was aske

line in pencil is at 16th street but many people in the southern district have asked that the entire ucsf campus go into the southern so there is not a dividing line so that would put the new northern border of bayview to the freeway. otherwise the good news for the bayview and there have been folks that advocated that there be no more of a change that that. that the border of the bayview at this point in time will find it's way to 16th street or to mariposa. for people here from other districts that might want to speak about what's going on with your border, the other greater change is the tenderloin district will go from just north of market street to a long district come across market street to almost mission street. right now the way it's drawn from third to van ness and the northern station moves west to divisadero. those are the primary changes in the neighborhoods and of course wooem -- we'll hear your concerns and we'll tell you what those changes mean. >> if i could recognize deputy chief staff paul henderson's from the mayor's office and my colleague tiffany sutton from the pros

that is why we charge them when we have the evidence to do so. >> according to a report by ucsf police, lam admitted to investigators that he looked at videos for her personal proversion and he first used the camera because he had a crush on a coworker. one victim told us he no longer works there. he is free on bail while his case is pending. >>> more than 50 public colleges and universities in california have been competing for millions of dollars in state grants and today the winners were announced. one of them is sf state, for a program that helps low income students succeed. ktvu's rob roth is live with how much money the school is getting. rob. >> reporter: frank, the campus here in san francisco state is pretty well cleared out for the start of spring break, but the school is going out on a high note. they just found out they won $3 million for an innovative program. >> carlos is a freshman here at san francisco state university. he is the first one in his family to go to college. he says a program on campus called metro has really helped him, especially during midterm exams. the

the 37-year-old was a dental student at ucsf about to complete her final semester. on monday she failed to show up for an appointment with a patient so her cousin was asked to go to her apart meant inial -- her apartment in albany. >> he found the body on the floor. >> paul was lying in a pool of blood. a bullet casing was found on the ground. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. >> i just learned of this. this is shocking news. this is a very safe neighborhood. i am surprised to hear it. >> she was living here by herself in this apartment for five years. her next door neighbors say they never met her. >> somebody mentioned they heard a gunshot around 9:30 10:00. >> it was sunday night, but nobody reported it to police because they didn't realize it was a gunshot. neighbors say the sound of gunfire is rare. >> i certainly hope it is not a trend, and there is nothing else i have seen recently that would suggest that. >> neighbors say they fear for their safety because there is a killer on the loose. meanwhile police declined to comment on the case saying it i

attend memorial is planned at ucsf monday evening from 5 to 74 randy power was founded in her apartmentred lying on the floor by relative with to check on her suit cannot did at the sea from a single gunshot wound police are actively following up leads but not to fight any suspects and motives or killings this was of a is for homicide since 2004. >>darya:-a closer look of osama bin lawton said these pictures were taken long before the 911 terrorist attack the rebels were quietly released in a high- profile new york terrorism trial of if convicted hill with sound in his home in london the pictures show him relaxed smiling at his hideout in the mountains of afghanistan five years before he will lost the biggest terror attack in american history and for journalists covering to yield some of the law and took most of those a source of pictures. >>mark: a bid for start today dark skies and the sun rise on a pacific daylight time pdt. >>james: it will be great if you do not have been naughty should make outdoor plans include the beach in will be that warm here it is the bay bridge approach cam

there are a lot of people with disabilities who go see their doctor at ucsf or moint zion. it's only fair that we can go there to see our doctors. thank you very much and god bless you. >> thank you very much. >> carla, did you have a response? >> i just want to let the public commenter to know that we will log that for existing curb ramps to be built and to make sure they are a safe path to travel. physical truncated domes or detectable warnings. >> yellow bumpy things are just as good. >> it's a good description. [ laughter ] >> any further public comment? seeing none, we'll move on. correspondence? >> there is one item of correspondence to let the public know that the connor house inc., a non-profit organization has three vacancies on their board. if you are interested you can call them at 1415. 864-7333. or r at connor at org. >> next we have council member comments and announcements. do i have any announcements? none? very well. before we adjourn i would like to say as we mentioned derek zarda a couple times in our meeting and he was council cochair. he died tragically

his attorney and ucsf public apairs did not return our calls.000 bail in his pretrial is scheduled for next month. ktvu fox 2 news. >> she did a figure. now monica is taking her very public struggles and turning it into a campaign for change. >> the agents arrived in mississippi after the body of a black man is found hanging from a tree. what they are saying about his death and what we have learned about the man. >> and one northern california community is taking conservation very seriously during the drought. it is fines against water wasters. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>> new information tonight about a plaque man found hanging from a tree. today he was identified as 54- year-old, otis bird. he had been missing for more than two weeks. his body was discovered yesterday hanging from a tree by a bed sheet. there is still no word

funding for a fall program is also being proposed. >>> 5:33 right now, ucsf students will be gathering in horne of a student found dead in her east bay home. all of this while investigators still hunt for the killer. this 37-year-old woman was shot to death in her apartment. the student's body was discovered last monday. some of her belongings were found dumped in a richmond neighborhood. a homeowner there described the odd find. >> right back in and two shopping bags and says, i found this in your trash, and this is high end purse in here. and he said there's id in it. and i said, well bring it in, we'll have to find out if it's stolen, we can return it. >> the woman called police once she found the bloody clothes. ucsf vigil starts at 5:00 tonight. >>> three men of charged with kidnapping and sexual assaulting a woman will be in court this meerng. they're accused of kidnapping her in september and holder her captive for three months. she told officers during that time, the men repeatedly beat, threatened, and raped her. >>> 5:34 right now. napa police released the names of the office

ucsf will hold a vigil tonight in honor of kaur. >>> an excentric real estate heir has been arrested. 71-year-old robert durst was arrested yesterday in new orleans. his lawyer says he will not fight extradition to los angeles on charges that he killed susan burr man 15 years ago. burrman was found shot to death when she was about to be questioned about the disappearance of durst's wife in 1982. >>> as of today the station is officially shut down. they plan to demolish the station to make room for a second set of tracks between the mountain view transit center and the wasteman station. when it's finished the double track project -- it's also cooperated to boost service to the milpitasburg station. >>> some new reports indicating more cracks have been found in steel rods on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the san francisco chronicle reports the cracks are found at the top and the bottom of a rod that secures the base of the main tower. the chronicle says such cracks can get worse over time. it can lead to total figure during a big earthquake. but money is an issue. cal tran off

the ucsf researchers say a new strain appears to have mutated to become similar to polio.ng concerns about possible future outbreaks. more study is needed to determine long-term effects. >>> researchers at harvard university say men who eat fruits and vegetables and have large amounts of pesticide residue may have low spirem -- low sperm counts. the researchers say this report doesn't mean that men with fertility problems should stop eating fruits and vegetables but you should think about choosing organic produce whenever possible. >>> nasa astro not scott kelly says he's happy to be back at the international space station. kelly says it's like going to his old home. he's on a one-year mission to study the long-term effects of space on the human body. they are monitoring kelly to see how changes in each of their bodies compare throughout the mission. that information will help nasa prepare for human voyages to mars. >> hopefully the current crews and previous crews and future crews will be furthering our goal to put humans on mars some day. >> moe chain is the russian cosm

a ucsf dental student found dead in her home.nvestigation into the city of albany's first homicide in ten years. >> we are live in san jose where federal agents and local police raided nearly a dozen businesses. we'll tell you what they have in common and the links to violence. >> and we're off and running on your wednesday morning. taking a look at the north bay commute. this is the richmond toll plaza. coming up we will take a look at a trouble spot on 880 southbound. >> it's taken a long time. nearly a month. we finally have a little bit of rain in the forecast. not much but a little has fallen. >>> the fire in the mission started about two hours ago and people were hurt. five people were hurt including two children. stay tuned as we watch the camera push in. you can see where the fire crews are working. we'll have much more on the rescue that took place coming up in just two minutes. >>> thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it's already the middle of the week. it's wednesday, march 11th i'm dave clark. >> good morn

wanted to back it is a world-class hospital a very unique relationship with the teaching facilities at ucsf and it's wonderful facilities we've seen the wonderful investments they've gathered are the benny hoff hospital and all the other the cancer hospital and women's hospital they've been wonderful that relationship has best practices a tremendous blessings for city government i think you all know and feel that that's why i want to make sure we continue raising you'll the funds to complete this entire effort and goal the foundation has and again i want to add my thanks to my good parlor bear brother he and i went to the same college we were parlor bears i want to shout out evidenced there at the beginning when this capital campaign started he and mar bitter man and so many others i want to say as many of you may hopefully have heard i want to be a mayor of a city not only that is successful but a city that knows how to share in that prosperity that hospital is at the sr. center of that prosperity given because of the businesses community and all the named you saw on the video or announced

my sister was a emergency care-nurse at ucsf in 1980 when aids cases came in. the thing that touched her most, not only for the patient is the exclusion of their partners. i remember her being effected by that that they were excluded from heblth care decision squz participation in the greechbing process. it never occurred that 35 years later i would be in a position to do something about that and absolute supervisor wiener and support this effort >> my comment is that this is a well written piece of legislation and i really appreciate the details that was put into at hand and what it is trying to do. i have a quick question and don't know who will answer it, once this passes, i'm curious i didn't see anything about how we would notify or get people to know about this? what is the outreach effort, are there plans for that at this point? >> we are-we have been speaking with 2 different sogez, the california association of helths facilities and california assisted living association so it is our intent to work through the association to get the word out. one of th

a new be drug is approved at ucsf. >> the drug name is pure cannabidiol.name is pure cannabidiol. >> the doctor was granted a full schedule 1 license. she started a study in january. the roughly 150 children patients will be children diagnosed with intract 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 comab 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

. >>> tonight there is a candle light vigil at ucsf to remember a dental student. ann deercare was found shot to death. >>> a 17-year-old boy is in the hospital after being attacked outside of valley fair mall. the victim's father says the attacker asked his son if he was in a gang. he told them no and that is when they knocked him backward and he hit his head. a gang investigation university son the case and looking at the mall's surveillance footage. >>> ray mcdonald is filing a lawsuit against the woman who accused him of rape. he's blaming her now for destroying his name. kpix with how they hope mcdonald will help them find a new job. >> reporter: mcdonald has been signed. attorney steve filed a lawsuit in civil court today. it is 15 pages long and they are suing the woman that accused mcdonald of rape last year for defamation and interfering with his livelihood. the suit tells a much different story. the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near the pool and hit her head waking up naked in mcdonald's bed. and that she couldn't remember anythin

and people from our street violence energetic program and a lot of health care professionals here if ucsf and donor and kaiser permanente our own pigmented department that is here as well as as well as we're celebrating this even in the life of all at department in the city and particularly this our surrounding location there is going to be anchor of health clarifying of services that reflect the hate ashbury free clinic and walling done house and the african-american recovery services the women's initiate that which is in recovery the association as well as the history of entities health organizations and health services that are incorporated into the health health 360 what i've been saying to a lot of nonprofits throughout the city yes fear with raising real estate prices you might be challenged in so many ways but there's also the ability to take that and say let's be a part of that development let's find ways to sustain ourselves in years to medical cannabis if we find time with the right partnerships and challenge ourselves so with that come glam conglomerate rationed to come fwl a s

a family member of the ucsf student discovered her body the next day. investigators found no forced entry into her home on canes avenue and no suspects have been identified. >>> we spoke with the woman who owns that trash bin to finds out what she has to say. abc7 news lilian kim will have a live report coming up at 11:00 over on abc7. >>> another big story tonight. for the first time we get to hear the side of the san francisco police officers accused of sending racial and homophobic text messages while off duty on their personal phones. abc7 news reporter janet oh, spoke to an attorney for two of the four officers accused. >> they love their job, love who they do. >> reporter: the san francisco attorney tony brass says his clients hope to keep their jobs but that might be tough. he is representing two of the four officers now being investigated for sending racist and homophobic text messages. >> they are remorseful for the kmenltsz 26789 best way to put it, they are ashamed. >> reporter: the text messages became public during a bail hearing for a form

participated in both rounds of the program and includes some some of the city's largest employers including ucsf and pg&e and others. >> the first step is program planning and once we recruit organizations this has actually proven to be the most challenging part of the program and a lot of companies have restrictions on sending out staff messaging and in some cases we're only able to offer to select portions of the staff and we also identify program champions within the companies and people that offer support from within the company and next is vendor evaluation and we help assemble a committee to decide which contractor to use for the program and the first round -- rec solar was selected as the program contractor and then sun run, who between the two rounds acquired was selected for the second round and next comes the registration once we have the contractor selected and pricing set registration can begin and this is really the bulk of the program and during this time we disseminate outreach material and encourage participation and after registration closes participants have a short window to f

the 37-year-old kaur was a dental school student studying at ucsf. she was expected to graduate next year. police say they have leads but so far no suspects and no motive. >>> pleasanton police have arrested a woman in a robbery. they say the woman in the surveillance photos went to home depot last weekend. she browsed the flowers and allegedly stole a bunch of power tools. police arrested 25-year-old ainsley smith of walnut creek last night. they are still looking for the man driving the getaway car who they say hit a security guard during their getaway. >>> a young mother died in oakland while trying to shield her children from gunfire. now oakland police say they are talking to potential suspects s bullets started flying near 30th and chestnut street monday night when two groups of people were fighting. 30-year-old pierce was hit in the back of the head while protecting her children. a neighbor reportedly called police 13 minutes before the shooting saying police should come because someone was about to get hurt. officers arrived after shots had a

this is where the 37-year-old from india lived on her own as she studied at ucsf. monday afternoon, her cousin found her, killed by a single gunshot in her home. >> they were so devastated. i heard also the brother was going to fly in from india as well. it was devastating, and our condolences as a neighbor as a community. >> carr was eight months into a two-year internalths dentist program. the program admits 24 foreign trained dentists a year who study to become doctors of dental surgery. >> happened to an indian girl. already facing so many problems in india. we come here because it's a safe place. >> neighbors said they rarely saw carr but whenever they did, she seemed plez nltd. this described this as a quiet and pleasant neighborhood. >> i think it's hard for us to process all of this right now. i think it's just still shocking. >> neighborhood is very good. it's come as a shock because my parents live here, i live here and they're into their 70s. i don't want this to ever happen here. >> in a statement, ucsf called her a treasured member of the school commun

the successful surgery was performed at ucsf.verybody you saw in that story wants us to pass along a message to the public, consider being a live organ donor. you see what it can do there. >> it's an amazing story. 5:22. >>> advice for the driver that doesn't want all the gizmos and gadgets in a new car, coming up next. >>> it's 5:25 right now. automakers are loading more and more technology into their vehicles but if you're not into that, there's a new list of low-tech cars to suitier needs. edmun edmunds.com top picks for tech-averse buyers. no navigation, blue tooth or backup cameras. the 2015 accent sedan and hatchback. kia's 2015 rio made the list and mazda's mx-5, miata and mx-3. the choice is up to you. >> there you have it. >>> how would you like to make your mark on the kaleical acali academy of sciences. >> they are asking for your help to pick the names of their two new african penguins. >> the academy has half a dozen options on its website and you can vote for your favorite there. >> a couple come to mind right now.

that again and again i've asked this city if we have a qualified toxic cost working for the city not ucsf i've not gotten an answer do we have a qualified toxicologist you've seen me talk before i'm about compassion i'm about the owe that decreases and nurses people that work for those that need health so they can get the best care we're the city that knows how we're the city named after st. francis let me bring something to your attention this belongs to the learned up to 1977 we went on the register we have came passion therefore it is for everybody thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> our next item, please. >> item 5 is the update from the finance and planning committee. >> good afternoon, commissioners finance committee met right before the commission meeting today and we have gone through couple of new contracts that involve software licensing and we have recommended approval of the contract reports which is a contract with bart the methamphetamine clinic and also another items that is on this consent calendar that we all will be voting on after this the site approval for locat

. >> i'm john lindsay i feel good i am not living near q and for 25 years we've dealt with ucsf parkingnd neighbors that don't enter the apartment from my street they enter from their parking garage i have a website u p parking permits to get parking on this spot you don't think i don't have the access to the one hundred and 50 people that are not my neighbors other issues as much as and applaud you guyss bach of square feet there is no incentive for people to park nicely on they're red scooters and the other things the inclusive the mechanic is auto repair facility to a lewis they that is correct their pickup trucks on our blocks they safe the parking spaces for the theory employees and clients so my daughter happens to be sick i have to ask them to move their cars sometimes they tell me no and sometimes, yes so i'm a hundred percent in favor of this self isly i want them to be extended to the p section it's important. >> thank you, mr. lindsey. >> (calling names). >> hi, i'm can carlene bailing a resident of san francisco for 21 years for 10 years in the neighborhood my husband is a r

the family is suing ucsf hospital of oakland and the surgeon involved. the suit claims the girl bled for hours after surgery in december of 2013 and that nurses ignored the family's call for a doctor. she then suffered a heart attack and was later declared brain dead. her family never accepted that and has moved her to a new jersey apartment where she's receiving round the clock care. the suit asks for unspecified damages into it was one of the highly-anticipated speeches to congress in dwight a -- quite a while. here's the arguments laid out by benjamin netanyahu. >> reporter: it was the hottest ticket in washington. many lobbying lawmakers to be their plus one for this much- anticipated speech by benjamin netanyahu. not everyone was willing to listen in person. >> the prime minister of israel, his excellencecy, benjamin netanyahu. >> reporter: >> reporter: before a joint meeting of congress, benjamin netanyahu delivers a stern warning about the u.s. striking a nuclear agreement with israel's long-time nemesis, iran. his fear, too many concessions and t

this is another exciting park that will have many users from ucsf as well as the new communities in potrero and dog patch that we have a dog park to play and plaza and will be heavily used. the smaller sliver is not expected to be used as much but the whole system. the larger park is p 26 and the smaller is p 27. the other is p 11. this is really more of a, it's not a usable park. it's a park that will have storm water elements in it to treat run off and it's very important that mission bay meets it's storm water requirements. if you have look at the diagram, it will have a very interesting architectural design and located near a lot of vehicular traffic. it's more of a visual point. again there will be maintenance required in order to make sure that the storm water functions can operate properly and that the aesthetics meet the original intent. and then the last park that we are here before you is p 19. this is another smaller park that has storm water features that is more passive, it's long building. it will be adjacent to affordable housing and near mission rock street. that's a broad o

the ucsf study shows male nurses earn $5,000 more a year and this pay gap affects about 2.5 million women across the country. researchers say men may be better salary negotiators. >>> if you heard a loud siren a couple of hours ago along the coast don't worry, it was only a drill. the national oceanic and atmospheric adminstration and the office of emergency services tested the tsunami warning system along the entire california coast around 10:15 today. >>> how about some weather? >> a lot of different tsunami warnings. that's what roberta was telling us today. >> we were doing different types of drills. would you hear the siren perhaps along the central coast not in the bay area. good afternoon, everybody. we have been inviting you to become part of our weather watchers program here at kpix 5. we asked and now we're receiving. in fact in the last "60 minutes" i wanted to call on one of our observers. let's take a look and see who it is. mr. george hughes, thank you very much for reporting in, 66 degrees. currently your pressure is high. that's accurate because we have a ridge of high pre

from all over california for meetings sometimes because family members have medical appointment at ucsf and some people like myself that work inform city college of san francisco myself a third generation san franciscan this will greatly impact our members we have 90 degree parking on the 900 block of barking so garages for people that live in the building permanently but 21 beds for people that are members who come from different parts of california for their meetings that support some of the organizations like the children's foundation and so when they come to meet they come for a couple of days we currently park 3 cars from the driveway and residential parking we won't be able to park in our own driveways so i hope we can exclude that block but both the p extension and the q about effect us we're right at fulton and a baker. >> i'm opposed to this project reefrp was undergoing flawed very flawed as you heard the two meetings held before this omittancely the people were if opposition they were opposed to this it is shocking i shouldn't be surprising sprield but am the entire impact of