and not courage our mission ucsf serves a difference body with great financial needs ucsf housing plans have an impact on the infrastructure and limit the growth on the hilltop and moving students on campus we're providing mini pays for the students $1.6 million per year and other transportation sports for the you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> growth funds no exemption all development impact transit and bicycle safety cumulative effects of the housing or remolding eventually impact everyone the nexus shows growth is not funding growth the residents pay the difference and $87 a square feet and ucsf is $18 plus an 84 percent reduction and t s f is 75 percent discount the stakeholders will fund the mitigation costs by future bonds and parking increases raising it they inhibit the south side that will not be constructed and future expansion of huge hospitals should not be given a free pass the point of impact mitigation considered and fee subsidies not cross town hall entirely the shuttle and van services must be available to the public like public and p

again doyle the cheshl exemption will be remained based on the research it appears that ucsf is the only university that would, in fact, be negatively effected by this proposed amendment notably as cca and the san francisco art insult those are smaller and have this to no future development plans thank you for your time and consideration. >> good afternoon. i'm litigating miles lives the master planner at san francisco thank you for the opportunity with you today i'm here to request on behalf of the you thought that the existing cheshl exemption be remained in the proposed fee legislation the san francisco state university is a private in time the onuniversity that will be negatively effected by the fee that is a disprompt impact there are two points i want to brought to your attention first is carolyn indicated we're in the process of developing a 6 hundred beds residential hall on mountain, the currently, we have about 35 percent of our students and this we hope will get is to in the mid 44 percent of our student body on campus the significant in a number of ways students on campu

and next samantha's to procure palace at a special visit to ucsf. cool weather this week on the forecast coming >> grant: accident in the past zero foothills but died after a scud adding crash. these are pictures from mr. ravitch, the 39 year-old palo sinuous skydiving today part of an opening ceremony at a golf event for the thousands of valley runner had a trio trying to land announced at the scene. and for being a part of the natural circus crew on mtv also of riskier and based number. barr >> grant: >> catherine: employee on leave because of missing tickets to see a. this from the misuse of public money not clear when tickets became missing from our office of described as a substantial number of tickets and officials calling this a very disappointing and knowledge writers and employees to be prevented if these parts 19th street station of when you might notice elevators getting a makeover mechanical walkways' getting updated systemwide be out of service until friday and writers can expect spect new floors that stay cleaner at. this effect and in

good partnership existed and we're going to continue to remind everyone including our partners at ucsf. we went through a process two years ago where they did significant training and creation of defensible space and we're looking at those things as well with them so at the end of the presentation we're happy to answer any questions. good morning supervisor mar as well. deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar. this is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it

and not courage our mission ucsf serves a difference body with great financial needs ucsf housing plans have an impact on the infrastructure and limit the growth on the hilltop and moving students on campus we're providing mini pays for the students $1.6 million per year and other transportation sports for the you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> growth funds no exemption all development impact transit and bicycle safety cumulative effects of the housing or remolding eventually impact everyone the nexus shows growth is not funding growth the residents pay the difference and $87 a square feet and ucsf is $18 plus an 84 percent reduction and t s f is 75 percent discount the stakeholders will fund the mitigation costs by future bonds and parking increases raising it they inhibit the south side that will not be constructed and future expansion of huge hospitals should not be given a free pass the point of impact mitigation considered and fee subsidies not cross town hall entirely the shuttle and van services must be available to the public like public and p

good partnership existed and we're going to continue to remind everyone including our partners at ucsfwe went through a process two years ago where they did significant training and creation of defensible space and we're looking at those things as well with them so at the end of the presentation we're happy to answer any questions. good morning supervisor mar as well. deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar. this is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it's

again doyle the cheshl exemption will be remained based on the research it appears that ucsf is theuniversity that would, in fact, be negatively effected by this proposed amendment notably as cca and the san francisco art insult those are smaller and have this to no future development plans thank you for your time and consideration. >> good afternoon. i'm litigating miles lives the master planner at san francisco thank you for the opportunity with you today i'm here to request on behalf of the you thought that the existing cheshl exemption be remained in the proposed fee legislation the san francisco state university is a private in time the onuniversity that will be negatively effected by the fee that is a disprompt impact there are two points i want to brought to your attention first is carolyn indicated we're in the process of developing a 6 hundred beds residential hall on mountain, the currently, we have about 35 percent of our students and this we hope will get is to in the mid 44 percent of our student body on campus the significant in a number of ways students on campus on b

in with the standards for rigorous than in the past i can say with certainty the hard work of the ucsf teachers and the work they've been doing in the classroom have been to implement the common core standards ain't curriculum shows the scores overall on this early date are far ahead of the urban districts with similar groups we look forward to sharing those and describing for the public what those scores mean i'm all to take a p&g and express my heavier heart i have mentioned we lost our boo loved teachers east taught in ucsf for 14 years and which we all consider quote/unquote a kid magnet a teacher in downtown high school shared his love of nature for this course called get out and learn he changes or changed the lives of hundreds of students and will be missed by all we also were sandal to learn we lost a visitacion valley middle school student in a tragedy water accident a teacher at elementary school and recommended as a person that brightened up the room and finally we recently learned the city the entire city lost a champion for san francisco in particular the mission district

next up i would like to finally invite the fire marshal from ucsf and present on what they have done to prevent a forest or brush fire occurring in the area surrounding will campus. >> [inaudible] >> chairman yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar thank you for inviting me for this and i am former cal fire department chief and have a lot of experience. i wanted to discuss the efforts at the mount sutra mountain reserve and i am responsible for the fire assessment at ucsf and we're the responding agency as you heard if a fire breaks out in that area. we have an excellent working relationship with chief hayes-white and her staff. san francisco fire department is one of the premier and happy to have them here. we own the 63-acre reserve and maintains the open space and originally planted in 1886 and there are a primarily tree species there and we maintain the reserve, ensure the safety of visitors and buildings and neighboring homes. several buildings including the hospital and the central utility plan behind the report provides the power for the complex. the regeneration medicine

good partnership existed and we're going to continue to remind everyone including our partners at ucsf. we went through a process two years ago where they did significant training and creation of defensible space and we're looking at those things as well with them so at the end of the presentation we're happy to answer any questions. good morning supervisor mar as well. deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar. this is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it

we were at ucsf children hospital at "spider-man"batman and other super hero rappel down the side of the building. crusader were window watcher and brought much needed spill to the patient face. >> join super hero that is em powering to the spirit their soul. help them be children and yes out come are improved because they are marshall the energy rather than feeling like a victim. >> hospital staff says helping young patients feel like kids the does wonder for the emotional well-being. >> one other half hour of 7 news at 9:00 coming up next as we continue the frosty handshake between 2 superpower leaders. putin and obama meet for first time in two years with a lot to talk about. also another ice exchange caught on open microphone. what the german chancellor told zuckerberg. >> and in a town hard hit by the valley fire we show you what people are doing to try to get back to normal. stay here get back to normal. stay here with me. another half hour of >> today president obama shack hands with russian president putin after closed door meetin meeting. it was the first formal meeting in m

off campus and i won't have gone without that i'm here to ask for the exception to be retained the ucsfproposing to build a new residence on campus i'm concerned that fee will have a negative impact on student housing from my experience you housing was incredibly important to me as a goodwill gave out and now graduate student like i said, i did my undergraduate work in chicago and i was able to mediated with piers within 5 minutes of being notified those i was able to attend group project meetings and had a significant impact obtain any education currently on campus i'm able to attend program meeting during off hours and better able to connect with professionals and staff members at programs and talks i believe i'd not had this experience if i had to leave after work i believe this helps me to have a rich experience and i'm concerned that - thank you. >> next group of speakers will be (calling names). >> madam chair thank you if it pleas the committee we video another hospital committee who could speak we'll leave it to our discretion. >> i'm david from northern and central california w

and not courage our mission ucsf serves a difference body with great financial needs ucsf housing plans have an impact on the infrastructure and limit the growth on the hilltop and moving students on campus we're providing mini pays for the students $1.6 million per year and other transportation sports for the you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> growth funds no exemption all development impact transit and bicycle safety cumulative effects of the housing or remolding eventually impact everyone the nexus shows growth is not funding growth the residents pay the difference and $87 a square feet and ucsf is $18 plus an 84 percent reduction and t s f is 75 percent discount the stakeholders will fund the mitigation costs by future bonds and parking increases raising it they inhibit the south side that will not be constructed and future expansion of huge hospitals should not be given a free pass the point of impact mitigation considered and fee subsidies not cross town hall entirely the shuttle and van services must be available to the public like public and p

off campus and i won't have gone without that i'm here to ask for the exception to be retained the ucsf is proposing to build a new residence on campus i'm concerned that fee will have a negative impact on student housing from my experience you housing was incredibly important to me as a goodwill gave out and now graduate student like i said, i did my undergraduate work in chicago and i was able to mediated with piers within 5 minutes of being notified those i was able to attend group project meetings and had a significant impact obtain any education currently on campus i'm able to attend program meeting during off hours and better able to connect with professionals and staff members at programs and talks i believe i'd not had this experience if i had to leave after work i believe this helps me to have a rich experience and i'm concerned that - thank you. >> next group of speakers will be (calling names). >> madam chair thank you if it pleas the committee we video another hospital committee who could speak we'll leave it to our discretion. >> i'm david from northern and central californ

next up i would like to finally invite the fire marshal from ucsf and present on what they have done to prevent a forest or brush fire occurring in the area surrounding will campus. >> [inaudible] >> chairman yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar thank you for inviting me for this and i am former cal fire department chief and have a lot of experience. i wanted to discuss the efforts at the mount sutra mountain reserve and i am responsible for the fire assessment at ucsf and we're the responding agency as you heard if a fire breaks out in that area. we have an excellent working relationship with chief hayes-white and her staff. san francisco fire department is one of the premier and happy to have them here. we own the 63-acre reserve and maintains the open space and originally planted in 1886 and there are a primarily tree species there and we maintain the reserve, ensure the safety of visitors and buildings and neighboring homes. several buildings including the hospital and the central utility plan behind the report provides the power for the complex. the regeneration medicine

ucsf scientists are speaking out about the new warriors plan to.t arena in mission bay, with 20 prominent scientists sending a letter to the mayor detailing their concerns. they state project is an entertainment hub will make the area less appealing to bio-tech researchers and believe the increase traffic will endanger people needing to get to the three ucsf hospitals. >> police are looking for a dangerous robber who held autopsy walgreens on tuesday afternoon at the walgreens take out a knife here and hopping over the counter and threatening the pharmacist demanding medication much the robber took the medication left the pharmacist go and left the store. >> it is an act of desperation and we could have someone that needs to be put in jail but probably needs some help. >> he is a white man if his 20s with a possible triangle shaped that toot near the corner of his right eye. official say no one was hurt in the robbery. a man fremont police say was caught on video breaking into a home is expected to be in court. this video helped police capture this

the police chief and district attorney announced an agreement with police at usf and ucsf, spelling out how the agencies should coordinate and help students who say they have been were salted -- assaulted. >> students need to feel safe. through efforts like this, we can contribute to making our campuses safer.>> the agreement stems from a law that kicked in july one requiring all state- funded campuses to report sex crimes to police. more agreements are expected to follow at san francisco state, city college, the academy of art university, golden gate university, and uc hastings.>>> the latest on the deadly valley fire. it is now 75% contained and has burned through 76,000 acres, destroying more than 1200 homes and 600 other buildings. this is the third worst wildfire in state history in terms of homes and buildings loss. the outpouring of help for the victims has been one of the bright spots. there are also some hard feelings about how the red cross handled the situation. at the napa valley fairgrounds, local volunteers cooked food and organized the donations people were dropping off a

their corporate giving but helpful with the homeless families and certainly our health care in the ucsf benny hoff hospital today, we're continuing in our third year of an unprecedented investment in our publics and focused continuing to focus on the middle grades not only is our middle grades the focus but down well in providing a stem foundation science and technology and math foundation in the third year with the help of the school board school district and supreme court superintendent carranza the entire education particularly reaching into the high schools as you are preparing yourselves for high schools to make sure our resources combine with the salesforce foundations enlists but also the incredible amount you see all those people with those nice research their incredible workforce and salesforce thank you for being there (clapping.) because not only are the resources provided to the principals and teachers but the volunteerism that is expressed through the salesforce foundation and companies own model of 111 and given back to the communities and school boards. >> and all the won

next up i would like to finally invite the fire marshal from ucsf and present on what they have done to prevent a forest or brush fire occurring in the area surrounding will campus. >> [inaudible] >> chairman yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar thank you for inviting me for this and i am former cal fire department chief and have a lot of experience. i wanted to discuss the efforts at the mount sutra mountain reserve and i am responsible for the fire assessment at ucsf and we're the responding agency as you heard if a fire breaks out in that area. we have an excellent working relationship with chief hayes-white and her staff. san francisco fire department is one of the premier and happy to have them here. we own the 63-acre reserve and maintains the open space and originally planted in 1886 and there are a primarily tree species there and we maintain the reserve, ensure the safety of visitors and buildings and neighboring homes. several buildings including the hospital and the central utility plan behind the report provides the power for the complex. the regeneration medicine

fight foo fighters fundraising for ucsf children's hospital.ote lead singer dave still in the fractured foot from fall on stage in sweden in june. tens of thus of people packed on to pier 70 for the most anticipated night of the dream force kovrngs. but on smaller stage bigger moment. fv awarded the courage medal. 12-year-old diagnosed with law chemoia last year. >> t cell all which is very aggressive. >> despite grueling treatment and few set back her doctor said she's inspirational to the staff and to other patient's. >> there's now kid if the hospital and they go to the play roomment i help them out. >> regardless what's going on st he's always had the smile. he's so the positive. >> only guess to the hospital once a month now. hospital shares the name with sales force ceo. >> what is so exciting we build the best children hospital in the world hear in san francisc francisco. the children hospital and we raise 10 million dollars. i don't think there's ever been a tonight where 10 million dollars has been raised for a children hospital ever b

playing there within three years but that location would create traffic problems especially for nearby ucsf hospital. well they will begin defense of their title just four weeks from tonight. the regular season opener is tuesday, october 27th against the pelicans. >> yesterday was media day which is the unofficial start of the new season. players took part in photo shoots and interviews. the goal is to repeat as championships obviously. >> mentally is going to be the biggest thing of how we approach this season keeping our hunger and fire, and what that's going to mean >> you'll have someone just kind of forget about last year, you know, teams don't really care that we won last year they want it just as bad as we do but we have such a talented group of guys is we're also competitive i don't think it will be an issue. >> that's right stay hungry. >> yes. >> the first preseason game is next monday. they host the toronto raptors. >> all right. 4:26 is the time right now . it's been four since since california's prison re alignment program began but is it working up next the results for the new

. >> a group of ucsf scientists are speaking out against the new warriors arena plan according to the "san francisco chronicle" over a plan to build 18,000 arena. 20 prominent scientists detailed their concerns. they say the project essentially, an entertainment hub will make it less aping to i.p.o. tech researchers and believes increased traffic will endanger people needing to get to the three hospitals in the area. >> san mateo police are asking for help to identify a dangerous robber would held up a walgreens on tuesday afternoon. at the wallgreens here, hop over-the-counter and threat being a pharmacist. he demanded medication. the thief took the medication and let the pharmacist go and left the store. >> what it is, an act of desperation, we may have someone that needs to be put in jail but needs help. >> miss say that the robber is a white man in his 20s with a possible triangle shaped tattoo near the corner ofly right eye. no one was hurt in the robbery. >> a man fremont police say was caught on surveillance video breaking into a home is expected to be in court. police credit t

their corporate giving but helpful with the homeless families and certainly our health care in the ucsf benny hoff hospital today, we're continuing in our third year of an unprecedented investment in our publics and focused continuing to focus on the middle grades not only is our middle grades the focus but down well in providing a stem foundation science and technology and math foundation in the third year with the help of the school board school district and supreme court superintendent carranza the entire education particularly reaching into the high schools as you are preparing yourselves for high schools to make sure our resources combine with the salesforce foundations enlists but also the incredible amount you see all those people with those nice research their incredible workforce and salesforce thank you for being there (clapping.) because not only are the resources provided to the principals and teachers but the volunteerism that is expressed through the salesforce foundation and companies own model of 111 and given back to the communities and school boards. >> and all the won

fight foo fighters fundraising for ucsf children's hospital. singer dave still in the fractured foot from fall on stage in sweden in june. tens of thus of people packed on to pier 70 for the most anticipated night of the dream force kovrngs. but on smaller stage bigger moment. fv awarded the courage medal. 12-year-old diagnosed with law chemoia last year. >> t cell all which is very aggressive. >> despite grueling treatment and few set back her doctor said she's inspirational to the staff and to other patient's. >> there's now kid if the hospital and they go to the play roomment i help them out. >> regardless what's going on st he's always had the smile. he's so the positive. >> only guess to the hospital once a month now. hospital shares the name with sales force ceo. >> what is so exciting we build the best children hospital in the world hear in san francisc francisco. the children hospital and we raise 10 million dollars. i don't think there's ever been a tonight where 10 million dollars has been raised for a children hospital ever before. >

opponents say they believe increased traffic will endanger people needing to get to the three ucsf hospitals in that area. >>> we're getting new details about the investigation into the theft of some high-end b.a.r.t. tickets that are allegedly being sold on the underground market. matt is live at fremont. matt, are the police involved? >> reporter: eric, we have confirmed law enforcement is doing an investigation. b.a.r.t. is releasing few details on it but the focus is apparently on stolen tickets and the underground market. taking b.a.r.t. is pretty simple. have ticket, will travel. but apparently someone is trying to skip the line altogether. a criminal investigation involving at least one b.a.r.t. employee is under way. according to "the chronicle" a large number of tickets were stolen from the customer service center in oakland and ended up on the underground market. an office manager is on administrative leave and police and accountants are looking into the alleged ticket scam. a b.a.r.t. spokesperson confirms the current investigation into the possible misuse of public funds. she say

introducing the safer school task force with a major noupt by george gascon and university and the ucsfolice chief mike who agreed to establish a memorandum of understanding with the city's education to combat sexual assault an campuses and support victims that bravely come out in march i shared the story of the dreaded he north korea my freshmen year of college she called don't tell me about the previous night someone followed her into the bathroom she tried to push him off when she left the bathroom she didn't tell anyone until she called me i was enraged i knew that would happy not only necessarily to someone i knew but perhaps me read this states one overturn 5 or 7 get raped in college it didn't matter the odds were too high i wasn't expecting i disincurred she felt was there a place on campus a community off conveys organization to thrill if we called what would happen i didn't encourage her at 18 i was paving aware the city hall would not protect us she would be victimized if she drank or i feel bad about this and no perpetrators will be held responsible we joined 9 out of 10 con

." >>> there is no cure for the common cold, but researchers at ucsf think there may be a way for you to avoid getting it. >> the answer may lie in your pillow, yeah. researchers tracked sleep patterns of people for a week using a assumed up scientific fit bit. after a week they injected them with the cold virus. they say there was a clear amount of zs that seemed to set people up for immune system failure, six hours seemed to be the tipping point. >> people that are chronically sleep deprived say getting five to six hours sleep a night for a long period of time are the ones that have kind of the run down immune system and are the ones that are particularly vulnerable. >> the study found people who left five hours or less were 4 1/2 times more likely to catch a cold and an extra hour didn't seem to help much. bottom line. shoot for seven hours or more a night. >> i get about six. what do you get, ken? >> i get about 16. >> not enough until the kids go away to college, which is many moons away. >>> triple threat in the pacific ocean, the first time in recorded history that three major

. >> the sale of the laces have raised at least $8,000 for the ucsf children's hospital in oakland and other pediatric hospitals nationwide. >> very nice. still ahead, the daring way hundreds of local swimmers spent this labor day, next. strong currents, and potentially dodging sharks. >>> navigating choppy water, strong currents and potentially dodging sharks. yes, people chose to do that today on labor day. they participated in the sixth annual golden gate shark fest swim. swimmers were taken by ferry to the golden gate bridge. from there they swam in open water past the north tower. that's a total of 1.6 miles, about the length of the bridge. the event started about 8:00 this morning and was open to experienced swimmers between the ages of 5 and 100. so basically, it's open to anybody. you just have to be a really good swimmer. >> so we fit the age group. we're in. >> can't swim that -- yeah. help! >> thanks for joining us on this labor day. "nbc nightly news" is next. >> hope to see you at 6:00.

introducing the safer school task force with a major noupt by george gascon and university and the ucsfnterim police chief mike who agreed to establish a memorandum of understanding with the city's education to combat sexual assault an campuses and support victims that bravely come out in march i shared the story of the dreaded he north korea my freshmen year of college she called don't tell me about the previous night someone followed her into the bathroom she tried to push him off when she left the bathroom she didn't tell anyone until she called me i was enraged i knew that would happy not only necessarily to someone i knew but perhaps me read this states one overturn 5 or 7 get raped in college it didn't matter the odds were too high i wasn't expecting i disincurred she felt was there a place on campus a community off conveys organization to thrill if we called what would happen i didn't encourage her at 18 i was paving aware the city hall would not protect us she would be victimized if she drank or i feel bad about this and no perpetrators will be held responsible we joined 9 out o

luke's or attorneys or ucsf based the needs the population is shifting all over the city more delancey streets more on the waterfront are in the excelsior with different populations so it's exciting change is exciting we have a responsibility and believe me the group that worked on this and the leadership has provided an excellent, excellent dialogue and trust trust and excellence in professionalism in; right? and listening and coming together to create those pathways i look forward to further discussion and the time factors are months or six months but ongoing i look forward to creative paychecks where we can insure the charity cares or whatever the definition provides quality health care and you name it to the ending time with the respect for all the patients whether the folks at laguna honda or c pmc thank you all for hanging in there and making a unique difference if the quality of life in the city carry on. >> commissioner singer. >> yeah. thank you for the report it's a pleasure to hear it again in this broader setting thank you to the community and all organizations that have be

signed a memo of understanding with the usc and ucsf so all agencies are on the same page so no matter a victim approaches, she'll be treated the same. >> they're the first point of contact. >> the main thing is that the reporting has to happen. >> but some women don't report the assaults for fear of the process. >> what usually happens is that they end up suffering assault. >> other private and public colleges are also expected to participate in this local coordination. usf has gone beyond that. victims are encouraged to go on a website called sexual assault recording system. they can privately write down the details. >> it is a program if someone was sexual assaulted, they can report it online. >> it also helps find places to get support. >> coming up next, the coming of age of virtual reality. >> and the one thing what will >> if you're thinking about starting a tech company, pier 70 is the place to be this week. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows how start ups are trying to change virtually everything. >> what do you have here? >> are those lenses? >> yes. there is a camera. t

elizabeth cahill street specialist ucsf the theft led to the brain you must act fast speech difficulty at the time the call 911. there are clark of boston and drugs like tpa powerful blood thinner to be used most strokes caused by blood clots in the brain this axe to break up the blood clot depriving brain of necessary blood flow. news tool actually going into the brain the the clear moving the clock doctor says if the best cure is prevention. >> reporter: chronic stress smoking but taking a walk every day eating healthy goes a long way to protect the brain and your body. >> pam: every time you get behind the wheel car likely doing something you don't even realize tracking new and some cases what is recorded used against you call of that data recorder alicea cars version of little black box storing data from the last moments leading up to a crash there carnot's your remove it will always have your back. this debt"i can lay out the information could be. used be. " >> reporter: referring to the event fatter recorder kirk cars version of low black box storing data last moments leading up

krofrnts so similar some of the works what we participated in there was a tabletop that occurred on ucsf we had a major earthquake fundamental experience and a lot of experience at sfgov and ucsf and statewide experience one of the things meerp or they were concerned about the actual shooter portfolios we brought trainers to provide some training to the hospitals and this year they've identified some key objectives and trial try to identify cyber and help people prepare for an incident the other thing i've tried and the branch tried really since come together is that hospitals actually are a fraction of the health care in most medical care occurs outd outside of the hospital so this is important we part of it in a big incident you get a lot of people that go to hospitals if we can have some of the patent in ambulatory care centers that will help to streamline and get the people that urging need the care and long term care facilities home heartache residential health and pharmacies they're all big partners one the goals this year to really start to get better at being able to engage diffe

introducing the safer school task force with a major noupt by george gascon and university and the ucsfnterim police chief mike who agreed to establish a memorandum of understanding with the city's education to combat sexual assault an campuses and support victims that bravely come out in march i shared the story of the dreaded he north korea my freshmen year of college she called don't tell me about the previous night someone followed her into the bathroom she tried to push him off when she left the bathroom she didn't tell anyone until she called me i was enraged i knew that would happy not only necessarily to someone i knew but perhaps me read this states one overturn 5 or 7 get raped in college it didn't matter the odds were too high i wasn't expecting i disincurred she felt was there a place on campus a community off conveys organization to thrill if we called what would happen i didn't encourage her at 18 i was paving aware the city hall would not protect us she would be victimized if she drank or i feel bad about this and no perpetrators will be held responsible we joined 9 out o

the opponents don't speak for ucsf and don't want anything to do with the warriors. >> tonight's money matters another disappointing day on wall street. dow jones fell more than 300 points and could have it's worst third quarter in four years. yahoo dropped nearly 6% of the value. and good news if you're a chan of the chipotle chain. the company says it's restored it's pork supply and is serving carnitas at 90% of its restaurants. >>> still to come, a tragic death in a railroad crossing. >>> and donald trump outlines a plan to cut taxes to make america great again, as he puts it. >>> and a discovery from when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >>> a 22-year-old richmond man who planned to teach music to underprivileged children will ne

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signed a memo of understanding with the usc and ucsf so all agencies are on the same page so no matterhes, she'll be treated the same. >> they're the first point of contact. >> the main thing is that the reporting has to happen. >> but some women don't report the assaults for fear of the process. >> what usually happens is that they end up suffering assault. >> other private and public colleges are also expected to participate in this local coordination. usf has gone beyond that. victims are encouraged to go on a website called calisto, a sexual assault recording system. they can privately write down the details. >> it is a program if someone was sexual assaulted, they can report it online. >> it also helps find places to get support. >> coming up next, the coming of age of virtual reality. >> and the one thing what ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know th

. >> ucsf are we widening the sidewalk any are widening to the 22 feet we're widening three or four blocks along the corridor but on that one, the sidewalk is narrowed because they planted trees between the sidewalk and the curb. >> go back. >> their greenery comes down to the sidewalk commissioner. >> there's a retaining wall there's a fence here. >> the plans show what i described the sidewalk is setback if the curb with the trees planted there we will in fill the trees where there are missing trees there are a couple of years ago they planted trees on that stretch. >> can't even read my own notes i'll go to my last question which is for those replacement trees that are at the sidewalks can they be bigger. >> is 36 inch box is larger than we normally plant there are pros and cons to planting bigger and smaller trees maybe our arborists want to chime in the smaller trees tends to have better health in the long run in our urban conditions the tree needs to be sizeable enough not to be vulnerable to vandalism and breakage age, etc. so the normal is the 24 inch box tree on the corridor we've

. >> ucsf are we widening the sidewalk any are widening to the 22 feet we're widening three or four blocks along the corridor but on that one, the sidewalk is narrowed because they planted trees between the sidewalk and the curb. >> go back. >> their greenery comes down to the sidewalk commissioner. >> there's a retaining wall there's a fence here. >> the plans show what i described the sidewalk is setback if the curb with the trees planted there we will in fill the trees where there are missing trees there are a couple of years ago they planted trees on that stretch. >> can't even read my own notes i'll go to my last question which is for those replacement trees that are at the sidewalks can they be bigger. >> is 36 inch box is larger than we normally plant there are pros and cons to planting bigger and smaller trees maybe our arborists want to chime in the smaller trees tends to have better health in the long run in our urban conditions the tree needs to be sizeable enough not to be vulnerable to vandalism and breakage age, etc. so the normal is the 24 inch box tree on the corridor we've

proposal to replace the for 3 family sized units 2, 3 bedroom we've received enforcements if sharp ucsf and 2 hundred and merchants and residents long urban street and 9th avenue this project supports local the local bills communities as well as brings the residents to the area they belong in a well served district lila and i have lived and served this community for 35 years the first investment when we purchased our office building in 19924 years we purchased another building almost exactly we've meet met with david to talk about this in the neighborhood district 6 years ago we commissions a feasibility study we highly recommended those both into a mixed use project we've held a long desire to add in an effort to make our communities thrive we're committed to our neighborhood i've worked for over thirty years since 1986 served 6 years on the committees on the ucsf community advisory committee for 2 two years and the founder and executive director for a nonprofit that opened up open space in the heart of san francisco lila and i are not developers we've carried our documents to planning

the child is being treated at ucsf children's hospital in oakland.iption of the car or the driver. >>> police in phoenix, arizona arrested three teenagers for reportedly shooting at cars with a slingshot. but those incidents are not related to a string of freeway shootings that have left that entire community on edge. the copy cat shootings happened over the weekend. police say the 18-year-olds admitted they fired at several cars and pedestrians with a slingshot. investigators say the suspects were inspired by the recent wave of vehicle shootings in phoenix. in the meantime the search goes on for the person or persons responsible for the shooting. authorities detained a man on friday for questioning but say he is not the main suspect. >>> it's 5:48 right now. as we check in with sal there is a serious traffic problem. 580 in livermore, sal? >> that is right. we've had that crash 580 at 680 pam and dave at the 680 interchange. it was a sig alert they have just moved it to the side. traffic is a huge mess an you need to know about it. westbound 580 at