our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i

our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that contribute to increases safety to our schools and on our streets. last week, i had to ask jeff, out of all the folks you could have chosen, why did you select me? he said in a larger part it was to step out. we are privileged to be a part of many diverse communities in san francisco. it has provided me with perspective with collaboration. i know you all have important work to do. i applaud you for being here. i am to take this opportunity in challenge us all to take all the information, the ideas and the best intentions from today and make a real commitment

our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that

. >> i feel unappreciated even though i knew it was coming. >> protesters gathered in oakland to voice opposition. today is the state deadline for school districts to let employees know they could lose their jobs. they have until may 15 to finalize plans. the oakland school district is sending out layoff notices to 538 teachers. the san francisco district is sending out 473 notices and across the state more than 19,000 notices are going out but they will not have a final number until friday. >>> a newly reached settlement could be the last word in a debate over glass negatives that some say it was the work of ansel adams. rick norsigian has agreed not to use adams name to sell photos and posters with adams made. as reported, an oakland woman said they look like the work of her uncle earl who once lived in fresno. the adams trust sudha norsigian. >>> we are measuring the radiation levels in the bay area. how much should we be concerned? still ahead. >>> what city leaders say must happen to end violence. >>> outside our door at this hour we're watching light to coming up we'll show you h

. >> felt unseen and unappreciated. >> students have until mid-may to lay off. >> the san francisco school district is sending out 473 notices. the california teachers association says across the state, more than 19,000 notices are going out. but it won't have a final number until this friday. >>> new information tonight about the search for a police chief in san francisco. the police commission met its march 15 deadline, and gave the mayor a list of 3 to 5 candidates. amber lee is live at city hall, where the neighbors are being kept under wraps tonight. >> reporter: the san francisco police commission met here earlier this evening, and we have lived that the list of the police chief finalists is now in the hands of mayor ed lee. after a two and a half hour closed door meeting, the seven member police commission came up with a list of at least three finalists for the job of police chief. >> you can tell me if it's, what the break down is in terms of internal, external, male, female? >> no, we've chosen in our closed session not to disclose this. >> reporter: we've learned six internal can

. >> felt unseen and unappreciated. >> students have until mid-may to lay off. >> the san francisco school district is sending out 473 notices. the california teachers association says across the state, more than 19,000 notices are going out. but it won't have a final number until this friday. >>> new information tonight about the search for a police chief in san francisco. the police commission met its march 15 deadline, and gave the mayor a list of 3 to 5 candidates. amber lee is live at city hall, where the neighbors are being kept under wraps tonight. >> reporter: the san francisco police commission met here earlier this evening, and we have lived that the list of the police chief finalists is now in the hands of mayor ed lee. after a two and a half hour closed door meeting, the seven member police commission came up with a list of at least three finalists for the job of police chief. >> you can tell me if it's, what the break down is in terms of internal, external, male, female? >> no, we've chosen in our closed session not to disclose this. >> reporter: we've learned six internal can

. >> i felt unseen and unappreciated. >> we need to put the education back into our kids. >> there are a lot of people on our staff who are worried about how they are going to feed their kids. >> behind the current campus, a new school is being built. some say instead of investing in it, they would like to see the money go toward retaining the staff and if you are not personally invested, your future is at stake. >> give it all as if they were yours and what would you like to see happen? in the end, we will all pay if we do not, if we fail to educate these kids. >> reporter: you are looking at video from an hour and a half ago. teachers, students, and parents protesting about why they need to bring attention to those who don't know what's going on. may 15 is when the district will send out the official pink slips and those teachers will not be hired back unless the budget gets passed in a special election in june. live in oakland, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> now it is a completely different story in the san ramon school district. school officials there decided not to han

[laughter] >> you can get a bad review that's unappreciative of the work you've done, and that's disappointing or a review that misrepresents your views that says you do things you don't do and do do things you don't do. this was both. it was written by russ smith. i admired a lot of his work, founder of a couping, i guess three alternative newspapers, so i make is distinction in the book of the underground press of the 60s and others you see in vending boxes. you know, he claimed in the review that i celebrate the editorial, decentralized structures. i just criticize them, and i don't deal with the issue, and the fbi seeming uninterested in rolling stone magazine, but coming down hard apparently on the underground newspapers, and he said the issue was unexplored with me. it's significantly explored. i can show you the page numbers. i gave short thrift to the village voice and said the village voice was pioneering and influential to the underground press and the alternative press and mentioned dan wolf, one the early editors, and explained he had a light editorial hand and had freedom, and tha

you can get a bad review that is unappreciative of the work that you've done, and that would be disappointing. a bad review that misrepresents your views, that says you don't do things you do do, and this was both. it was by a guy named russ smith. he's a person, actually, you know, i've admired a lot of his work. he was the founder of, i guess, three alternative newspapers, so i make a distinction in the book between the underground press of the '60s and the kind of free alternative weeklies that you see in vending boxes, you know? he claimed in his review that i celebrate these editorial, these decentralized editorial structures, i just criticize them. he says that i don't deal with the role of the fbi -- the fbi seemingly was uninterested in "rolling stone" magazine, but they were coming down hard, apparently, on these underground newspapers, and he said that issue was unexplored. it's specifically explored, i can show you the page numbers. and he said i gave short shoplift to theville an -- shrift to the village voice, and he mentioned a guy named dan wolf who was one of the early editors