we had men meeting so far with ucsf just a meet and greet.e will be bringing, and we have named adopted the apex or affect, for our organization get it called dph at that. of course, it requires a complex multi-staff analysis on a clinical revenue cycle, technical governance and contractual relationship with ucsf. so, our goal is to reach a point by the end of september with both dph and ucsf. we have a path for. we will be bringing ongoing updates to the commission every six months. and one should be coming shortly for you to know we have-we are working i think very diligently on right now with ucsf staff to start the process of a negotiation. only to invite all of you too much with the department of public health contingent in the 2016 tri-care not. this year's theme is for racial and economic justice and we like to invite all the commissioners to march with us at the great day two and we are moving and merging all of our activities together. so, will have participants from all over the department even san francisco general, please bring yo

we had men meeting so far with ucsf just a meet and greet. we will be bringing, and we have named adopted the apex or affect, for our organization get it called dph at that. of course, it requires a complex multi-staff analysis on a clinical revenue cycle, technical governance and contractual relationship with ucsf. so, our goal is to reach a point by the end of september with both dph and ucsf. we have a path for. we will be bringing ongoing updates to the commission every six months. and one should be coming shortly for you to know we have-we are working i think very diligently on right now with ucsf staff to start the process of a negotiation. only to invite all of you too much with the department of public health contingent in the 2016 tri-care not. this year's theme is for racial and economic justice and we like to invite all the commissioners to march with us at the great day two and we are moving and merging all of our activities together. so, will have participants from all over the department even san francisco general, please bring

we had men meeting so far with ucsf just a meet and greet. we will be bringing, and we have named adopted the apex or affect, for our organization get it called dph at that. of course, it requires a complex multi-staff analysis on a clinical revenue cycle, technical governance and contractual relationship with ucsf. so, our goal is to reach a point by the end of september with both dph and ucsf. we have a path for. we will be bringing ongoing updates to the commission every six months. and one should be coming shortly for you to know we have-we are working i think very diligently on right now with ucsf staff to start the process of a negotiation. only to invite all of you too much with the department of public health contingent in the 2016 tri-care not. this year's theme is for racial and economic justice and we like to invite all the commissioners to march with us at the great day two and we are moving and merging all of our activities together. so, will have participants from all over the department even san francisco general, please bring

fumiko hoeft, who works at the dyslexic center at ucsf mission bay in san francisco.and i want to thank you so much for being here. you were gracious enough to take us on a tour of the new center. it was very exciting. we saw your son tyga in there. >> yes. >> it's kind of like the control kit, i guess. so, tell me about your sons. tell me about tyga. >> okay. so, i have two sons, one who is tyga, who's a 7-year-old who reads like an adult, like i do or any other adult. the other one, who struggles to acquire the most basic skills, such as sounding out letters and learning to read. and what we want to do is learn how this is happening in each child with dyslexia. so, the brain mechanism's underlying dyslexia, how we can help each child, utilizing their strengths and not just addressing their weaknesses, because these are different for each child. and also, how we can identify each child early so we can prevent unnecessary failure from happening. >> yeah, you heard some of the parents saying that you have to be three years behind before they're gonna get any help. that

this is scheduled to be across from the ucsf mission bay location. opponents say that would create a traffic nightmare and it would also prevent access to emergency medical care at nearby ucsf. they accused the warriors of rushing the process by violating environmental rules. the san francisco attorney says it has done everything by the book and worked to lessen any impact to ucsf medical facilities. >> think the city has had unprecedented level of meetings with the stakeholders and the warriors and giants and other stakeholders can make sure everything is balanced and we have a project that works for the entirety of san francisco. >> back in december, the board of supervisors unanimously approved the $1 billion project. after three years of campaigning by the warriors, the judge in the case says he will make a decision within 30 days, probably by july. ♪ this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue, there's only one grill that's engineered and designed with the same kind of passion, weber. availab

and the mission bay alliance made up of ucsf donors and board members supported by people like robin and will require regular visits at the hospital. >> it's a disease that keeps on ticking. the last thing you want to have to worry about, in terms of your treatment, is where you have to go and how that's going to impact your disease. >> i think the city has had an unprecedented level of meetings with stakeholders and to make sure that everything is balanced and they have a project that works for san francisco. >> you're confident, then, that san francisco hasn't broken any rules or regulations? >> i'm very confident. >> now, back to the board of supervisors, they unanimously approved the project and they showed plans of additional public transit and patrol officers. the judge should make the decision within 30 days, probably in july. both say it they would make an appeal. by the way, though, the lawsuit is on an expedited timeline. the same plaintiff filed a lawsuit against ucsf and recently won a small battle to keep that case in alameda county. stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news.

got to keep on laughing ♪ >> peavy broke out his guitar and sang to kids at the hospital as part of ucsfn call program. after the jam session he met one on one with patients signing autographs and posing for photos and urging them, as the song said, keep smiling. that's great. >> we have lots going on in sports. >> shu is in for larry. >> hi, gays. a's and rangers put up 16 runs between them at the coliseum. madison bumgarner was his usual self. that was just enough for the victory. highlights in sports. moisture so i can get into it ao enhance mbit quicker. ral and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. look at that pie chart! boom! you've never seen a number like that! you feel me lois? i'm feeling you. yeah you do! let's do this! watch ou

. >>> san francisco giants pitcher jake peavy took a break from baseball and stopped by ucsf children's hospital. >> ♪ just keep on smiling ♪ you got to keep on laughing ♪ >> peavy broke out his guitar and sang to kids at the hospital as part of ucsf musicians on call program. after the jam session he met one on one with patients signing autographs and posing for photos and urging them, as the song said, keep smiling. that's great. >> we have lots going on in sports. >> shu is in for larry. >> hi, gays. a's and rangers put up 16 runs between them at the coliseum. madison bumgarner was his usual self. that was just enough for the victory. highlights in sports. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants put matt cain back on the 15-day dl with a right hamstring injury. anal i will dash >> angel paw began came off the dl. he wants to be buster posey when he grow up. brandon crawford would get his team on the board in the third. a base hit off garza. it is 1-0g men. usually all of the run support mad bum need. the giants solo shot and one geam up in the month of ma

we're waiting for the full concert. >> looking at him strumming his guitar. >> really nice at ucsf. >at's going to do it for us. thank you for watching nbc bay area news. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> the secret gay life of the nightclub massacre shooter? >> the bombshell new claim s an what his wife really knew, now, on "extra." >> why did omar mateen turn the gay club he frequented into his hunting ground? >> he was trying to pick up people. men. >> "extra" is in orlando with new revelations about the killer. >> from gay hook-up acts to the first video of his wife. did she know about his double life? >>> plus, the victims remembered. >> edward sotomayor jr. >> lady gaga in

. >>> san francisco giants pitcher jake peavy took a break from baseball and stopped by ucsf children's> ♪ just keep on smiling ♪ you got to keep on laughing ♪ >> peavy broke out his guitar and sang to kids at the hospital as part of ucsf musicians on call program. after the jam session he met one on one with patients signing autographs and posing for photos and urging them, as the song said, keep smiling. that's great. >> we have lots going on in sports. >> shu is in for larry. >> hi, gays. a's and rangers put up 16 runs between them at the coliseum. madison bumgarner was his usual self. that was just enough for the victory. highlights in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue, there's only one grill that's engineered and designed with the same kind of passion, weber. available at the home depot. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants put matt cain back on the 15-day dl with a right hamstring injury. anal i will dash >> angel paw began came off the dl. he wants to be buster posey when

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of organizing folks from all over and he even sponsored a fundraiser himself and just to note that ucsf sponsored a fundraiser which we really appreciated. >> very good. thank you. we will move on -- was there any public comment? >> no public comment requests for the item and we move to general public comment and i have received no requests and we can move to item 5 and the presentation on the primary care medi-cal waiver. dr. hammer. >> i know i can find it. thank you. hello. i am hali hammer, the director of primary care. thank you for the opportunity to present to you the primary care and the waves. this is the presentation i gave to the public health committee last month and i was invited to present to you all and i really appreciate the opportunity to do that. i'm going to speak specifically about the work we're doing in primary care to implement the waivers. most of the projects are based in primary care. if you would like to hear more about some of the other projects i will try to answer them. we can also bring those questions to the project leads for the other projects. i also w

her mission at the ucsf cancer center in san francisco, to provide one-stop shopping for far families. lauren tested positive for the mutation after her sister's breast cancer diagnosis. >> it terrified me. >> reporter: now lauren meets regularly with a team of specialists. >> processing all of the information -- >> reporter: she's made the tough decision to have her ovaries and breasts removed. >> finding out gave me the answer that i needed. it wasn't the answer i wanted. but then i now feel better about where i'm heading. >> reporter: when cancer is in your genes, it does not necessarily mean it's in your future. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> up next here tonight, base brawl. when the came turned into what might have been the fight of the season. >>> a wild scene in the diamond last night in baltimore. a bench-clearing brawl as the orioles machado took a 95-mile-an-hour fastball to the back and then charged the mound. landing a punch on ventura before the two tumbled to the ground. both dugouts and bull pens following. matchaddo and ventura were ejected. >>> the attempted abduction

reporter: the piece of land in question is now an empty lot in mission bay across 3rd street from the ucsf medical center campus. this is what the warriors want to turn it into. a complex featuring a new 18,000-seat arena to house the nba champion team. >> it's going to be a disaster for san francisco. >> reporter: the mission bay alliance says the arena will create a traffic nightmare around the hospital especially if there are simultaneous events at the arena and at at&t park a few blocks to the north. >> all the noise and shouting and the music and the loudness, this will really create havoc on the patients being treated. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges san francisco overlooked important environmental regulations in a rush to approve the project. >> that's ridiculous. it's been a well thought out project. >> reporter: san francisco's city attorney is ready to defend it. >> that the city has come up with a traffic management plan and public transit strategy to make sure that the -- that the impact on the hospital and the patients and minimize it. >> reporter: they are asking the judge t

howard pen der hughes is associate professional of social and behavioral sciences at ucsf. >> where businesses have left, where government has essentially pulled out, and that you have had large scale public and private disinvestment in those communities. >> reporter: he also also works with oakland's prevention institute dead it kated to finding solutions to the root causes of inner city violence. >> we call it structural vie lens, because it happens as a result of government either policy, economic policy, or neglect. >> what's your administration doing to fix this? >> reporter: so we decided to ask government leaders about exactly that? >> it is not just one thing. it is a robust economy that provides opportunities for those who have been left out in the past. >> reporter: mayor libby shaft grew up in oakland. lived her all her life. she recognizes the economic disparities that still wide her city. >> that's why we also are looking at the root causes of our crime. by that i mean better jobs, better educational outcomes, we are looking at building the economy in oakland in an equitable way.

three earned $25,000 for the ucsf transgender services. then, moving onto capital we received significant investment for some of the capital projects that we are expected happen in the next two years. the first is in anticipation of the public safety bond that is been proposed this summer. you know, we need to start planning the building five move and any related to it. so they put him $6 million in year two. also, in the bond is-actually, in the current year are also working on the renovation of the southeast existing facility and once that's completed will be moving costs and furniture fixtures and equipment and then anticipating and 17-18 for the addition of the se. health ctr., will have an additional $700,000 of furniture pictures and agreement new addition to the facilities. finally, most exciting to me properly sexy is the laguna honda admin building remodel. this is will actually enable us to complete the building and to complete some of the technical facilities upgrades that we need to actually make that admin building functional.

the health care training, what happened at ucsf everyone should watch that video it's online they're offering to help us understand how do deal with these things 1 doctor said we deal with mental health people that are violent and crazy in hospitals we don't shoot them or taser we manage. maybe they can help us with training there, it's an excellent idea. also, the danger of tasers within the jails a young man in sonoma county 30 minutes being tasers. 30 minutes of being continuously tasers lawsuit? over a million dollars taser international doesn't want anything to do with tit. they will put it on the officers some of the other abuses using tasers to get homeless to move along common practice. also in 4 year old girl was truant, tasers 8 year old boy, tasers they're considered to be quote unquote safe to too much to deal with. if we can get back to the idea we have an opportunity to truly have a police force that are peacemakers that are not here to protect the serve the money interest and businesses but in fact the communities, that would be a wonderful and such a needed change. th

the health care training, what happened at ucsf everyone should watch that video it's online they're offering to help us understand how do deal with these things 1 doctor said we deal with mental health people that are violent and crazy in hospitals we don't shoot them or taser we manage. maybe they can help us with training there, it's an excellent idea. also, the danger of tasers within the jails a young man in sonoma county 30 minutes being tasers. 30 minutes of being continuously tasers lawsuit? over a million dollars taser international doesn't want anything to do with tit. they will put it on the officers some of the other abuses using tasers to get homeless to move along common practice. also in 4 year old girl was truant, tasers 8 year old boy, tasers they're considered to be quote unquote safe to too much to deal with. if we can get back to the idea we have an opportunity to truly have a police force that are peacemakers that are not here to protect the serve the money interest and businesses but in fact the communities, that would be a wonderful and such a needed change. th

that the entertainment complex will create a traffic and parking nightmare and block access to nearby ucsf children's hospital. >>> let's check the weather. >> i think everybody is ready for a little good news. >> yeah. let's talk about that. >> yeah. father's day. it's not just a day anymore, it's a weekend celebration for dad. >> really? oh, man the whole weekend?! >> if moms can get it dads can certainly get it, as well. good morning. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies in the bay area right now. this is our live weather camera towards the bay bridge where we have some calm waters. temperatures 58 in redwood city 61 san francisco high 50s santa rosa to the north and san jose to the south. satellite and radar does suggest that area of low pressure that was promising and promising rain here. it did produce up to a tenth throughout most portions of the north bay and is now riding well to the north of the bay area as it lifts to the northeast. high temperatures today around the bay area with the passage of that front partly cloudy to partly sunny. 60s at the coast and the rim of the bay.

. >> peavy took a break from the ballpark and stopped by ucsf children's hospital. ♪ >> not bad.roke out his guitar and sung. the two-time world champion has been playing guitar since 2002. i say he's gotten pretty good at it. >> he heal has. after the jam session he met one on 1 with patients, surging them to keep smiling. what a nice gesture. >> imagine how great that was. >>> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm maama daetz in for christin zee. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >> until then, enjoy this last look outside. see you then. >>> as we come on the air >>> as we come on the air tonight, breaking developments from orlando. new information about the gunman's wife. was she with her husband as he bought ammo, and did she go to that nightclub before? allegedly suggesting she tried to stop her husband from doing any harm. this comes just as we learn more about the gunman himself. did he lead a secret life? new reports tonight, he was a patron at that club. his former classmates this evening, and witnesses, who say he w

the plan is to build a complex right across 3rd street from the ucsf medical center. however, the mission bay alliance says the arena will create a traffic nightmare around that hospital. >> all the noise and the shouting and the music and the loudness, this will really create havoc on all the patients being treated. >> the city attorney dennis herrera says that they have come up with a traffic management plan. the alliance is asking the judge to set aside the project's permits and environmental impact report and delay the construction of the arena, set to open in 2019. >>> we are learning new details about one of the suspects in the shooting and machete attack on two novato high school students. 17-year-old juan carlos martinez is one of two students arrested in the may 25 homicide. a third is still a fugitive. now we are learning that just a week earlier, martinez was arrested on suspicion of raping and sodomizing a 15-year-old classmate. two days later he was released. five days after that, the two students were found shot in the open space area near the end of fai

her mission at the ucsf cancer center in san francisco, to provide one-stop shopping for far familiessitive for the mutation after her sister's breast cancer diagnosis. >> it terrified me. >> reporter: now lauren meets regularly with a team of specialists. >> processing all of the information -- >> reporter: she's made the tough decision to have her ovaries and breasts removed. >> finding out gave me the answer that i needed. it wasn't the answer i wanted. but then i now feel better about where i'm heading. >> reporter: when cancer is in your genes, it does not necessarily mean it's in your future. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> up next here tonight, base brawl. when the came turned into what might have when my doctor told me i have age-related macular degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advan

the mission bay alliance argued that the arena would cause hardships for patients and employees at ucsf's new medical center along third street. there's no jury involved. a judge will likely issue a ruling within the next month or so. >>> today pro toasters in oakland rallied outside police headquarters calling for all officers who knew about a police sex scandal to be disciplined. drivers passing by honked in support. the protesters said they want to know all the names of officers involved in the scandal. two protesters climbed flag piles and hanged a sign that said "opd guilty of human trafficking and statutory raep." a sexual misconduct investigation is looking into at least five officers who may have had sex with a teenager sometimes in exchange for telling her about prostitution stings. >>> a family of a man killed by san francisco police officers is officers shot and killed luis in the mission district in april. police say gone gore ra ran at officers with a knife. according to john burris, the family's attorney, witnesses say gone garr ra was not acting aggressive lly with the knif

they fear game time traffic would block aim blawnlses rushing to nearby ucsf children's hospital >>>now the first major tech company trying to cash in on the legal marijuana boom. microsoft is partnering with the cannabis industry focus software company called kind financial. they give seeds to sale services for cannabis growers. they allow them to track inventory, navigate the pot laws and handle transactions through its software system. sales of legalized marijuana projected to hit $6.7 billion this year. >>> this sunday is father's day and retailers are cashing in. the average american will spend about $125, dave, on father's day gift. i like that. >> 125. >> you have three children. so maybe multiply -- >> yes. >> roughly $4.3 billion overall. however, some say dads are tough to shop for. most people tend to choose a power tool, clothes, and my faith, a gift card. >> five or ten years ago, give your dad a tie or give your dad a tech gadget. we are seeing an evolvement, i think, towards more thoughtful gift, more considerate gifts. that's far less than what americans spend for mot

new building for the 2019 nba season it will go in the mission of a neighborhood bar across from the ucsf hospital however that two lawsuits seeking to stop the project and said the new rental credit traffic nightmare and the city runs the path to economic and environmental impact the city has developed in through track plan and the ninth to push the project from a ruling is expected next month. >>pam moore: president obama is finding it difficult weaken the nation's history by supporting father's day at the national park is headed west-let yosemite a hundredth birthday in the national park system. >>pam moore: opponents all working to stop and i'm a fan of the box door on the development side the have and of signatures to call the measure already to put on the november ballot that argue that the need for concrete much heavy traffic. >>reporter: she pretended to be offended and they just respond with this she does not hold anything against can call-in the she recognized the pressure she must be on the and the she is only repeating the she's been told by her husband to she said " we need t

maybe -- there is a gym for the ucsf staff. maybe a gym or mens and womens sa lolling sing evewomens salon services. maybe. the community is growing. >> thank you. any other questions. any commissioner like to make a motion? >> i move to approve. >> commissioner mondeyear has moved. commissioner pimentel has second it. call the roll. >> commissioner pimentel. >> yes. >> commissioner bustos is absent. commissioner singh. >> yes. >> vice chair mondejar. >> yes. >> madam chair roseles. >> yes. >> madam chair, i have four is and one absent. >> thank you, the item has passed. please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda item 5d. authorizing the sixth amendment to grant agreement number 07-49-0947 and the fourth amendment to the grant agreement 0947--- 113 from the u.s. department of commerce economic development administration for implementation of an art and technology district in the hunter's point shipyard redevelopment area. hunter's point shipyard project area discussion and action resolution 22, 2016. mad

. >> reporter: this is a doctor of social and behavioral sciences at ucsf. >> where businesses have left, where government has essentially pulled out and that you've had a large-scale public and private disinvestment in those communities. >> reporter: he also works with oakland's prevention institute dedicated to finding solutions to the root causes of inner city violence. >> that's why we call it structural violence because it happens as a result of government either policy, economic policy or neglect. >> what is your administration doing to fix this? >> so we decided to ask government leaders about exactly that. >> it is not just one thing. it is a robust economy that provides opportunities to those who have been left out in the past. >> reporter: she grew up in oakland, lived her all her life. she recognizes the economic disparities that still divide her city. >> that's why we look at these root causes of crimes. and by that i mean, better jobs, better educational outcomes. we're looking at really building the economy in oakland in an equitable way. >> reporter: she points to the redu

. >> how about that jake broke out guitar and sang to kids at the hospital as part of ucsf musician onorld series champion playing guitar since 2002 and he's pretty good at i it. >> he is. the passion. after jam session he met one-on-one with patients signed autograph posing for photo and urging them to keep smiling. he look like he was having a blast. >> all right she wasn't taking off for clove land just yet. >> but he's working late and getting up very early. >> we have to have a bottle of the bands and the pawsh against jake. >> set up a charity. >> all right. so far the coliseum updated highlights. matt takes the hill for the giants against the brewers and this is a rarity. madison gives up a home run but the g mineraly share it with madison gives up a home run but the g mineraly share it with you next in sports >> coming up tonight at 11. we follow breaking news from florida and alligator attack involving a child at popular theme park. >> plus our breaking news. you just saw minutes ago here on 7 news. san jose police officer was killed if an accident today. announcement was just

opponents fear traffic could block ambulances rushing to ucsf hospital. >>> exhibit celebrating the warriorsago -- opens today. it is called warriors pried open pride. it celebrates the first nba championship in 40 years last year and the record-breaking march with victories this year. there could be some additions perhaps if the warriors win their second championship on sunday.>> offers of u.s. open in pennsylvania and they hope the weather will be better day. yesterday the tournament was stopped because of bad weather. jordan spieth was among the many golfers who didn't even finish. he was one over par before they stopped play. you can see the u.s. open on fox sports one and then right here on ktvu.>>> bad weather yesterday and let us investigate the steve paulson.>> i don't have the graphic loaded.>> you caught me off guard. it will be better today. it is not as bad. yesterday was a wipeout. it does look much better today east of pittsburgh. a good little breeze here and temperatures are slowly warming up. very slowly warming up. north bay still dealing with cloud cover and rain. we get a

they echo prior claims that the arena could create traffic gridlock around the new ucsf hospital. the team has plans in place to solve those traffic concerns. the hospital takes no position in the matter. >>> 6:07. opening statements begin this morning in the criminal trial against pg&e and deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. eight people died. 38 homes were destroyed when a major pipeline ruptured back in 2010. the utility is facing 12 separate criminal charges involving pipeline safety, including shoddy record keeping and failing to properly inspect its lines. there's also an obstruction of justice charge for allegedly lying to investigators. >>> another possible step today in the sierra lamar murder case. both sides will be back in court trying to settle on a trial date. three weeks ago garcia torres waived his whiright to a speedy trial. sierra disappeared four years ago walking to a school bus stop. her body has never been found. >> serial burglary suspect napped on the peninsula. he returned the morning for more. it happened yesterday morning on roberto drive near the 101-9

critics also worry the gametime traffic could block ambulances rushing to get to nearby ucsf hospital wants to withhold funds from police to make sure reforms are made. john opelousas has been a critic in the wake of several officer shootings. he pledged a measure that would enable supervisors to revoke $200 million. he said the department would be subject to quarterly reviews as funds only released at the department's forward with reforms such as trading officers in de-escalation. >> we had been told many years that reforms are on the way. that changes are being made in the policies are being put in place that would prevent officer involved shootings and the use of force. we are just not seeing that happen. >> it would have to be approved by the full board of supervisors before going forward. >>> there are some new developments involving one of the suspects in the killing of a high school student last month. the other crime he was arrested for a week before the shooting. >>> searching for missing hikers. the reason rescuers cannot track the location.>>> we are looking at a commute he

as you all know, mission they were ucsf is not beholden to our planning commission it does not have to abide by the restrictions of the city and it got a novel means of addressing the parking issue. both parking structures. there many parking structures admission date for their employees otherwise they would not be will to operate the hospital. they have to bring in nurses and doctors outside the city. those nurses and doctors either park pay for parking on the facility they park in my neighborhood and take muni our walk. i know are actively addressing this issue in the dogpatch. you know, it's like were trying to ration the oxygen in the room there's not enough to go around and we all at notes there's not enough to go around with all of god's oxygen is required for life yet we don't want to address the real issue and that is we have such a germanic imbalance of supply and demand in the city. as you pointed out, not only is extraordinary today but it's only getting worse. in dogpatch alone, we are tripling our residential population next four years and we are throttling parking in all

as you all know, mission they were ucsf is not beholden to our planning commission it does not have to abide by the restrictions of the city and it got a novel means of addressing the parking issue. both parking structures. there many parking structures admission date for their employees otherwise they would not be will to operate the hospital. they have to bring in nurses and doctors outside the city. those nurses and doctors either park pay for parking on the facility they park in my neighborhood and take muni our walk. i know are actively addressing this issue in the dogpatch. you know, it's like were trying to ration the oxygen in the room there's not enough to go around and we all at notes there's not enough to go around with all of god's oxygen is required for life yet we don't want to address the real issue and that is we have such a germanic imbalance of supply and demand in the city. as you pointed out, not only is extraordinary today but it's only getting worse. in dogpatch alone, we are tripling our residential population next four years and we are throttling parking in all

the warriors want to build an arena in mission bay near ucsf hospital. the teams arena spokesperson told the chronicle, the warriors expected to be every bit as successful in a court of law as they have been on the basketball court. >>> searchers recovered the body of a little boy dragged away by an alligator at a disney resort. the precautions disney is taking in hopes of protecting other guests. >>> dumping the pump. the incentives offered to get bay area drivers to ditch the car and use public transportation. >>> we do have slowed traffic in many areas including the nimitz freeway. this is a look at the south bay which is recovering from earlier issues. we will round that up for you coming up. >>> i have increasing clouds. more sun in the south bay but over the north bay, rain is moving in around bodega bay and dylan beach. >>> a sad story. there will be an autopsy performed on the boy snatched and grabbed by an alligator in front of his family tuesday night at a disney resort in orlando, florida. the body of lane graves was found yesterday afternoon.

on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point forublic and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in cliff's variety and small businesses. i want to thank you all for your work and london bride's office for working with the inner sunset parks and neighbors and merchants. with all the issues that came before us. for all of that, i thank you and thank you for this honor and accommodation. >> all right, getting back to the rest of our honoraries, we have an additional list of

but i got my body fat tested at ucsf too and found out my scale has been overestimating my body fat by this much more fat than i really do and, david, when it comes to body image perception matters. so at least now i know to factor in this much in my case margin of error. >> that's not even close. that's just incredible when you show it visually. becky, we've always thought you looked amazing so who needs the scale in your case? have a great weekend. is a quick look at the weather forecast, hail in southeastern colorado dayton, colorado. halifax, virginia, and severe weather threat in the parts of the southeast. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: ye ha! , ginger. we have showers down south, and out by gettysburg. we have sunshine and it's kind of muggy with temperatures in the 70s. we'll go up to 85 for the high with humidity on the low side. there you see the current numbers, 75 in philadelphia. the weekend looks great, lots of sunshine, highs in the upper 80s get out there with sub screen and enjoy. >> >> good morning i'm matt o'donnell, 8:27 on th

but i got my body fat tested at ucsf too and found out my scale has been overestimating my body fat by than i really do and, david, when it comes to body image perception matters. so at least now i know to factor in this much in my case margin of error. >> that's not even close. that's just incredible when you show it visually. becky, we've always thought you looked amazing so who needs the scale in your case? have a great weekend. it's really eye-opening stuff. thanks, beck. >>> ginger zee tracking so much. >> what a morning in central park. the cowboy hats are on. i've been told more than one person stilettos don't go with a cowboy hat so i can do this and say good morning to all these brad paisley fans, a quick look at the weather forecast. hail in parts of southeastern colorado. that's peyton, colorado and halley fax, virginia and severe and a rumble of oday in parts of thunder today with warm and muggy conditions. highs in the low 80s. mostly cloudy tonight. lows in the 60s. a nice weekend ahead with highs in the mid to upper 80s. showers and st spotty showers and a rumble of thun

but i got my body fat tested at ucsf too and found out my scale has been overestimating my body fat byhad this much more fat than i really do, and, david, when it comes to body image, perception matters. so at least now i know to factor in this much in my case margin of error. >> i mean, that's not even close. that's just incredible when you show it ou there visually. becky, we've always thought you looked amazing so who needs the scale in your case? have a great weekend. it's really eye-opening stuff. >> you too. >> thanks, beck. >>> let's go back to ginger zee tracking so much this morning. hey, ginger. >> david, what a morning here in central park. the cowboy hats are on. mine's on. i've been told more than one person that stilettos don't go with a cowboy hat so they're coming off so i can do this and say good morning to all these brad paisley fans. a quick look at the weather forecast too. hail in parts of southeastern colora >> good friday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco original sunshine, and above average highs each day, but, good news, overnight, the heat will subside an

as you all know, mission they were ucsf is not beholden to our planning commission it does not have tobide by the restrictions of the city and it got a novel means of addressing the parking issue. both parking structures. there many parking structures admission date for their employees otherwise they would not be will to operate the hospital. they have to bring in nurses and doctors outside the city. those nurses and doctors either park pay for parking on the facility they park in my neighborhood and take muni our walk. i know are actively addressing this issue in the dogpatch. you know, it's like were trying to ration the oxygen in the room there's not enough to go around and we all at notes there's not enough to go around with all of god's oxygen is required for life yet we don't want to address the real issue and that is we have such a germanic imbalance of supply and demand in the city. as you pointed out, not only is extraordinary today but it's only getting worse. in dogpatch alone, we are tripling our residential population next four years and we are throttling parking in all ne

american investor reacting and ucsf classes swinging like crazy.sovereign bods i was looking at european banks today and they are near the february lows. there was a horrible selloff in the beginning of the year. we are right there again. guy: european banks will be some of the areas where you will see the biggest moves after a year -- a great britain decision. banks taking u.s. a significant hit on that as well. there are big u.s. banks not very far away that have made the egg bets on london. it allows them access to the eu and that's why they use london. they would have to make very big strategic decisions. it would not just be european banks that would have to make some moves. u.s. banks would have to make decisions based on that. in the u.s. markets, no real drama at futures but equities in europe are off the lows. in the comingee days as increased volatility. you see it push higher. days, whatxt nine are we looking for outside of the polls? from the people you speak to, how is this the bait going to evolve? guy: you need to look at a number of

box and great partnerships were developed what a formation of the city's partnership with the ufltz ucsf and a lot of engagement on the issues thinking about how we can challenge the innovation 2, 3, 4 transportation in san francisco and ways that advance our policy goals so although we're stipulated disappointed we didn't within there recent we congratulate columbus and eager to see what we can learn but the momentum will continue and the immediate reactions from many of the partners in any case that's where that ended and whether or not relayed i also wanted to let you you know that tim who is the transformation leader of that effort and really accident a tremendous job of double or triple times job over the last month's to pull together the transformation team and pull that application together let me know on friday, he is moving on and been with the transformation agency for quite a while and most recently as the chief moofgs officer he brought a unique perspective to the agency and pushed us in his role and planning roles and innovation role to embrace the best of the best practices

. >> david lou of ucsf and mark gerar. and mr. sorro, in memory of mitch sorro. >> now i would like to announce the four scholarships. these scholarships represent specific achievements. the first scholarship is awarded to richard may in the amount of $500 for his dedication to the program, going above and beyond the requirements to study construction management and blueprint reading come on up. [ applause ] >> >> the second to ron red head for his commitment to his professional values for $500. >> the third scholarship to bang wo in the amount of $500 for commitment of aligning his goals with industrial qualifications in san francisco, plus he had perfect attendance. [ applause ] >> now, the final scholarship is very special to mission hiring hall. this scholarship is awarded to jessie nelson in the amount of $500 from the maria hasel scholarship fund, this award represents outstanding achievement in the face of multiple challenges his per seer veer ans represents everything that the community stands for and we honor his memory b

on top of that, he is a member of the ucsf community advisory group where he serves as access point forublic and advises the university on common concerns. david is a wonderful leader in the community and i'm proud to know him as a friend and recognize him here today as the honorary for district five for small business week. congratulations david. and thank you so much. >> thank you so much for the honor, president breed. thank you to the board for taking your time to honor these small business owners that work so hard and spend so much time and effort to preserve their communities and chemo them unique and vibrant. i wasm want to thank the board. as a native san franciscan some of my cherished memories were spent in cliff's variety and small businesses. i want to thank you all for your work and london bride's office for working with the inner sunset parks and neighbors and merchants. with all the issues that came before us. for all of that, i thank you and thank you for this honor and accommodation. >> all right, getting back to the rest of our honoraries, we have an additional list of

box and great partnerships were developed what a formation of the city's partnership with the ufltz ucsf and a lot of engagement on the issues thinking about how we can challenge the innovation 2, 3, 4 transportation in san francisco and ways that advance our policy goals so although we're stipulated disappointed we didn't within there recent we congratulate columbus and eager to see what we can learn but the momentum will continue and the immediate reactions from many of the partners in any case that's where that ended and whether or not relayed i also wanted to let you you know that tim who is the transformation leader of that effort and really accident a tremendous job of double or triple times job over the last month's to pull together the transformation team and pull that application together let me know on friday, he is moving on and been with the transformation agency for quite a while and most recently as the chief moofgs officer he brought a unique perspective to the agency and pushed us in his role and planning roles and innovation role to embrace the best of the best practices