its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family residences around union square. for the 100th anniversary of the mansion, meridian hosted a series of special events, including a world premiere reading by lawrence ferlinghetti. >> the birth of an american corporate fascism, the next to last free states radio, the next-to-last independent newspaper raising hell, the next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness.

they want to clean up union square, but they also want to focus on human trafficking. police say they want to help women who have been forced into prostitution. >> it might not necessarily be their fault. they might have gotten caught up and that's all they can really do. >> reporter: the special crimes unit handles prostitution. i talked to the chief tonight, and he says that his department is doing a pretty good job. but he also says that his department is down 300 police officers. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this event was clearly a game-changer. >> increased security after an attack in the south bay. tonight pge says it's moving forward with security upgrades at a substation in south san jose. last year someone fired more than 100 rounds from an ak-47 type of assault rifle into 17 transformers and a half dozen circuit breakers. today pg&e said work on the upgrades will begin some time this year. >> our plans include adding opaque fencing and protective barriers so you don't have a line of sight inside the facilities. enh

relevant is because the project was found in the e-i-r to have a significant impact on shadow on union squareder c-e-q-a, that requires that you adopt all feasible mitigation measures or alternatives that would reduce that significant shadow impact on union square. so, this project was 5 20 feet when it was subject to the e-i-r certification. what the eps report said was the 5 20 feet if financially feasible, there is a positive project residual over and above the developer's profit and the reduced shadow 351 feet is now financially feasible. but what it did not do is pinpoint the place between 5 20 feet and 351 feet where you have a reduction in impact of shadow -- reduction of that significant shadow impact, but you still have financial feasibility. so, translated what that means is there is some height between those two numbers that is financially feasible and that reduces the shadow impact that was significant and, therefore, this board has an obligation to adopt that height. well, the project sponsor eventually reduced the height of 480 feet. but without any information suggesting that t

they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in fact. >> how many are there? >> we have about 420. >> are they here all year round? >> out of the 420, i know 150 to sell all year round. i mean like five-seven days a week. >> are they making their living of of this? >> this is their sole source of income for many. >> how long have you been with this program. how much has it changed? >> i have been with the program since it began 37 and a half years ago but i have seen changes in the trend. fashion comes and goes. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is because the 60's is retro for a lot of people. i have seen that come back, yes. >> people still think of this city as the birth of that movement. great, thank you for talking about the background of the program. i'm excited to go shopping. >> i would like you to meet two street artists. this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to me to print them -- nice to meet you. >> can you talk to me about a variety of produc

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with respect able to get our subway we were with phase two from union square underneath to knob hill but we need to finish the subway all the way down to the bay does montage so thank you, again, for this amazing announcement we've got a lot of work to do by the year 2019 but we'll connect 16 million visitors in the fisherman's wharf and i look forward to working with you to get that done. thanks for being here >> thank you president chiu. members of our board of supervisors serve in multiple different capacities in addition to being one of the strongest advocates for transportation investment in the city i particularly in the investment in muni and supervisor wiener serves on the transportation commission and serves as at the vice chair of the community transportation authority so, please welcome scott wiener to the mike to say a few words (clapping.) >> morning i had a similar experience that edward reiskin had this morning i got on the subway at castro station and remember thinking that will be nice to switch over to the strool subway instead of walking i got on the 45 and basical

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. >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philosophy that attracted david linger to mount a show at meridian. >> you want to feel like your work this summer that it can do some good. i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was

[laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philosophy that attracted david linger to mount a show at meridian. >> you want to feel like your work this summer that it can do some good. i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to

but the project has taken a toll on many businesses especially those near union square.ha a popular restaurant on maiden lane off stockton. but the noise and dust turned customers away. >> there's a lot of tourist. they go the other side now. and nobody on this side as you can see. >> it's affecting everybody business and it's putting people out of business. >> the cost of this extension is 1.6 billion dollars. the final phase of the project has not been approved and is being studied. it would reach fisherman wharf. in san francisco lee ann melindez abc 7 news. >> police in richmond are loo looking for the owner of more than 800 dollars that was found at costco 4 months ago. cash water found in a bag in the store parking lot on central avenue on february 8. the good samaritan turned the money over to police but not able to locate the owner. police say no one has reported the money missing and they will ask for exact confirming information from any person claiming that the money is theirs. >> paper bag. >> brown paper bag the money was green as i recall. >> might be mine.

it's taken a toll on businesses near union square. mocha is a popular restaurant in stockton.oise, and dust turned customers away. >> there are a lot of tourists going on another side now. nobody on this side, as you can see. >> it's affecting everybody's business. it's putting people out of business. >> the cost of this extension is $1.6 billion. the final phase is being studied it would reach fisherman's wharf. >> police arrested two people in a road rage shooting that left two people dead. police say they made arrests weeks ago but just announced them to avoid jeopardizing their investigation. the 74-year-old swerved to avoid a car. when lamb and his wife got out, gunfire erupted his wife commented on the arrests through her sister-in-law. >> all of the detectives that are helping us in this case for arresting the two suspects. she's just hope that justice will be served >> police have raised $105,000 from the family through an online campaign. >> drivers will face detours in milpitas because of bart construction. drivers moving along dixon landing road today. this makes it

it's taken a toll on businesses near union square. mocha is a popular restaurant in stockton.ew noise, and dust turned customers away. >> there are a lot of tourists going on another side now. nobody on this side, as you can see. >> it's affecting everybody's business. it's putting people out of business. >> the cost of this extension is $1.6 billion. the final phase is being studied it would reach fisherman's wharf. >> police arrested two people in a road rage shooting that left two people dead. police say they made arrests weeks ago but just announced them to avoid jeopardizing their investigation. the 74-year-old swerved to avoid a car. when lamb and his wife got out, gunfire erupted his wife commented on the arrests through her sister-in-law. >> all of the detectives that are helping us in this case for arresting the two suspects. she's just hope that justice will be served >> police have raised $105,000 from the family through an online campaign. >> drivers will face detours in milpitas because of bart construction. drivers moving along dixon landing road today. this make

both in union square as well as madden lane. we do have luxury products here so we're an easy mark to a certain extent. we need to be vigilant when it comes to ourselves and our merchandise. >> reporter: these rainbow girl type of thefts are a regular occurrence around here and have been for a few years and it's pushing up the cost of doing business for everyone. they say something more needs to be done. live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to the south bay where a senior postal inspector now named federal inspector of the year has been arrested. police arrested quan howard yesterday. he faces one count of destroying u.s. mail. a complaint filed in federal court accuses howard of stealing rare coins, silver bars and $5,000 in cash. he was named federal employee of the year in 2012 by the san francisco bay area federal exec -- executive board. >>> athletic director sandy barber is going to be replaced and the university is going in a new direction. 54-year-old barber has been cal's director since 2004. in

last week 5-7 people hit the union square fashion store. they grabbed purses, wallets and handbags and threw a worker to the ground that was trying to stop them. nearby shops believe it was the work of a rainbow girls. a group of african american women that wear bright and distinctive clothing. some union square stores have increased security. >>> happening today the setup starts for one of the most recognized images of san francisco's pride celebration. at 1:00 this afternoon, volunteers will create the outline for the pink triangle display at the top of twin peaks. 175 pink tarps will make up the triangle. the nazis use triangles at concentration camps to identify. the group that is behind the pink triangle display says it should be seen as a symbol of hope and pride. another pride event is the transgender march. that will start at 6:15 tonight. marchers will walk to the civic center area. event organizers say their goal to spread tolerance across the bay area and all over the country. >>> time is 6:08. gunfire outside of a berkeley liquo

police say a group of seven shoplifters targeted the union square fashion store stealing purses and clothing. the owners of nearby stores are blaming the rainbow girls described as african american women who wear bright colored clothing and head scarfs. >> we do have luxury products here. so we are an easy mark to a certain extent. we need to be vigilant about trying to protect ourselves as well as our merchandise. >> several union square stores have increased their security. adding security guards and surveillance come as. >>> a man is in critical condition after being shot in san jose. investigators believe the shooting may have occurred in the capitol park area just before 8:00 p.m.. the victim went to the hospital on his own. he was suffering from at least one gunshot wound and there are no suspects at this time. >>> time is 5:05. final testimony expected this morning in the oscar grant civil trial. oscar grant's mother wanda johnson is scheduled to be among the last witnesses in the san francisco courtroom today. her testimony will be shown to the jury in a video taped deposition. oscar

also the bigger brands that can afford to come to san francisco go to union square.any of the smaller merchant don't want that kind of environmentalist and want to be in our neighborhoods. another point a lot of the international tenants have very, very unique and creative concepts that would be a shame not to have our local merchant to not been able to travel not be exposed to those ideas and our consumers can't afford to travel to those unique countries should have the exposure. san francisco is a very diverse city and hate to see the eliminating the diversity and making it more cumbersome to do business in the city it's a huge mistake >> mr. johnson from supervisor breed's office. >> you stole my first line. good afternoon, commissioners legislative aid to supervisor breed we've been anticipating a report from our staff your staff has done an excellent job. last year supervisor breed wrote legislation for has a valley it will include the international locations and two include the subsidies or affiliates of formula retailers. thank you for your careful considerati

. >> i know that might be, you know, people i get like downtown selma and union square some of the other places i don't know we may run the risk of having neighborhoods

police say groups of about seven shoplifters hit the union square fashion boutique.ing purses, wallets and other items. a store employee who tried to stop them was thrown to the ground. nearby shops suspect it was the rainbow girls. they're described as african- american women who got the nickname for wearing bright colored clothing and head scarves. >> we have luxury products here. we have to be vigilant about trying to protect ourselves as well as our merchandise. >> several union square stores have increased security including the use of more surveillance cameras. >>> our time now 7:38. today a nationwide crackdown on boating under the influence will begin. operation dry water is aimed at reducing alcohol and drug related collisions and fatalities out on the water. last year 290 people were arrested nationwide for boating under the influence. officials with operation dry waters say between 2012 and 2013 there was a 31% decrease in the number of alcohol related recreational boater deaths. >>> businesses in san francisco gearing up for a very busy weekend. this is p

. >> i know that might be, you know, people i get like downtown selma and union square some of the other places i don't know we may run the risk of having neighborhoods not wanting formula retail. >> so the south of market is part of the eastern area so that went through a thorough discussion. >> then the 21st and castro and upper market did that go away. >> our current report we've reached out to dna it was supportive and working and staff has heard concern from the commission that's not appropriate everywhere where staff recommend approving or disapproving and from the staff prospective we want to use a wider discretion but the neighborhood group wants to keep the policy in place. >> i don't think it really i mean, i think it was thoughtfully done but not work it overturns more of an art instead of a science. >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> yes. in the discussion one of the reasons for expanding is to try to capture some of the local businesses. so ones that are sided like phil's cfo goes to 11 and 20 some of the businesses will be able to open without a cu but we're not using loc

. >> the $1.6 billion project will include a subway station, union square and china town. there is no talk of extending the central subway. >>> current contract expired at midnight last night. the agency wants to resume negotiations as soon as possible. there was no movement today and they hope the talks will resume tomorrow. members had an 11% raise over two years. muni says if there is no agreement by july first they won't be able to give workers a raise >> tomorrow, a state assembly committee set to discuss legislation aimed at deterring cyber bullying and sexual assault. it is called address law, a south bay teenager who committed suicide after being sexually assaulted at a house party back in 2012. the new law would require a mandatory two-year accept tense for convicted offenders. the focus, rehabilitation. >> we feel this is the step we need to make in the right direction to protect other young men and women and to protect the victim and not the criminal. >> the bill pass the state senate last month. the family is concerned a last minute push from lobbyist represent

. >>> you have to check out the pictures of the barnes & noble in june union square where 15 minutesle of miles from the studio here at rockefeller scenter, hillary clinton will have the first signing of the very first book. people started to line up yesterday afternoon and the washington post suggesting that how many copies she sells and how long it stays on the best seller list could be like an early poll for the 2016 candidacy. and the rollout comes with a line of multiple interviews and ind colluding a sit-down with cynthia mcfadden and she is already backtracking to one thing she said to nbc that she and bill came out of the white house dead broke and had to pay for chelsea's education. and can we go back to the picture, because you cannot pose for photographs and you will get roughly four seconds with hillary clinton and you get the book and move on and you can only bring a wallet, a cell phone for a small personal camera although you can't have the selfie done, but i bet you that people try it. let me bring in tracy who is the adviser for the super pac for hillary and democrat

. >> reporter: the project includes new subway stations near union square and china town. >> transportation is a serious expensive matter. we have to complete all of these transportation systems to make our city work. >> reporter: and there's a push to extend the central subway beyond china town, all the way to fisherman's wharf which means big alma and mom chung can't retire just yet. >> we need to stay the course on the central one subway and build it, finish, it and extend to fisherman's wharf. >> reporter: they have been digging 30 dig -- 40 to 120 feet, and going through the powell market street b.a.r.t. station. if all goes according to plan, this should be done by 2019. live in north beach, mark marks marks -- mark kelly. >>> a big rig and motorcycle collided killing the driver of the motorcycle. happened just before 7:00 this morning. police are still on the scene investigating. the road should reopen shortly. no word yet on the names of the drivers or if charges will be filed. >>> ask new at noon, hall of famer tony gwynn has died of cancer. landing the nickname mr. padre. he retir

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would be able to stay in san francisco and he was able to get them lodging at the jw marriott in union square and they donated two rooms to the family because one of the senior family members was also flying in. captain lazar also took care of their other needs and they were able to provide meals to the family and any other assistance they needed. the family drove back home to utah on saturday. we haven't had communication with them since, but they have established a website in memory of the little boy whose name is casen shelton and they are accepting donations to pay for his funeral and other costs. it's a very, very disturbing turn of events. we in property management try to be very diligent about what is allowable on our sidewalks. most -- it's a very difficult task, is the easiest way to put it, whether on jefferson street or elsewhere. the sidewalk attracts a lot of people in all kind of forms and most of the time that's really really fun. on this particular day it wasn't and so we will continue to be individual lent. individual lent. the mer and we are prevailing upon our merchants to

a one time payment for mta for union square garage we received a lump sum last year. for golden gate park, this is more of an accounting issue. the moving of the staff to recreation. we put them in a different category. turning to some of our strategic budget priorities. we developed these through lots of community conversations with park advocates, neighbors, a variety of different parks groups and other stakeholders. these are the four areas where they seem to be the most consensus to reinvest. first being park assessment we've -- safety. we've been to this board in the past couple of years to talk about the additional tools to combat vandalism, bad behavior in our parks that resulted in some legislation where we joined every other major urban parks to have park hours now which is something we never had before. and again as the city gets more dense and more people come to visit our parks, having park patrol and park rangers on-site really helps us make sure that everybody gets to enjoy their parks as they want to enjoy them. on any park any day, you see a variety of

. >>> continuingous coverage of the sickout, matt keller is in union square where would be cable car riders run into a major disappointment. matt? >> it is busy at powell and market with a last tourists arriving trying to hop on to a cable car but no operators and they are sitting in park. >> the looks feels and sounds are different at mark wet and powell. no cable cars. no bell ringing. tourists more frustrated than fun loving. >> we are very disappointed. we will not feel like we have seen san francisco without being on the cable car. >> very disappointing. today is our last day. we hoped to catch the cable car, maybe tomorrow morning? >> you can see the one place to see a cable car in san francisco today: this is the cable car barn at washington and mason, a spokesman told me all the operators called in sick so no cable car service all day long. >> when we were young, we had the movie on tv and it was always on the cable cars and we wanted to see it. maybe next week. >> at the end of the line there was to line at all. >> take the shuttle bus. >> police officers removing tourists a

what we have noticing in the union square area are people literally decompensating on our sidewalks, meaning they are having breakdowns. the current system is not working. we are seeing an increase in aggressive street behavior, particularly against our ambassadors when they are providing services, trying to do outreach and just to aid toward the solution we are going to be hiring a social service worker to work with the city to help conduct our outreach and get people the services that they need. so we are in favor of laura's law and thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> good morning, i guess it's still more thaning. my name is amanda wilcox i think there's absolute agreement among all parties that voluntary treatment is by far the preferred model. two, that laura's law, court ordered outpatient treatment, is for a very, very small slice of the spectrum of people with severe mental illness. i would venture to guess out of most people in this room, very few would qualify for laura's law. it's for a specific group of people and by definition of the l

this is broadway, this is union square park in the background. president lincoln's body was laid in state for mourners to pay their respects oh steps of city hall. in lower manhattan. from there they would travel by horse and carriage to, to the next destination. but this is the procession going north up broadway right past the grandfather's home and right past the future president of the united states. the door roosevelt. we're going to enter the roosevelt dining room. dining was very formal in the family. nothing happened until father came home from work, changes out, comes home from work, changes into an evening suit. children are expected to dress for dinner. they would do theme nights around the table, could be french, one night could be german, i tall can tan, so if you wanted to pass the food you had to say it in the language of the day. he spoke six languages, read in four. food was brought up by the dumb waiter system, which is right behind this door. so the kitchen was downstairs on the lower level. so that, the area that we all walked

. >> reporter: union square -- >> like uber but for parking. >> reporter: this morning the city's attorney's office told the italian-based company to cease and desist. >> we told them that they have to stop operations here in san francisco or we're going to sue them if they don't stop by july 11th. >> reporter: matt dorsey says the letters will also be sent to two other parking apps that trade on public spaces. but both companies told me they are not selling parking spaces, they are selling information. the city isn't buying it. >> in fact, what they are doing is they are getting drivers to hold parking spots hostage while somebody else finds the parking spot and replaces them. so patently illegal. >> reporter: here in north beach, the app could cut into the business of parking valets. >> i'm not allowed to sell public spots to people. it's against the law for valets. >> reporter: older people seemed far more against it than 20-somethings. aaron had this take on the age divide. >> perhaps some of the older people remember what sharing really is, and sharing's not taking somebody else's lunch

. >> the subway will link the soma, union square, and chinatown neighborhoods when it opens in five years. >>> a motorcyclist died today in san jose after colliding with a big rig. it happened as the big rig was making an illegal u-turn. the crash happened east of highway 101 at commercial street. it's a busy access route for commuters heading for the freeways. police have not yet released the name of the motorcyclist. >>> i'm scott budman. social media, banned in iraq, brought back to life by bay area technology. we'll show you how. >>> also, it's the first of its kind perk, the new benefit starbucks is now giving its employees, and it's not just free coffee. >>> then at 6:00, burning the american flag insights a lot of anger, with one exception. >> an emblem of our country. >> the only time it's a patriotic act to burn the stars and stripes. that's new at 6:00. >>> some late developing international news late this afternoon. u.s. troops are being deployed into iraq. 275 american soldiers will protect the u.s. embassy and other american interests in baghdad and the surrounding areas. the

this is broadway and union square park in the background.aveled by horse and carriage -- this is the procession going north up broadway past the grandfathers home and passed the future president of the united states. >> by 1830, alcohol consumption in america reached four gallons per person. university of california davis professor alan taylor discusses why alan taylor talks about how consumption spurred the temperance movement of the 1850's. this is about 50 minutes. >> ok, we have been talking in this class about the american republic, which is a radical experiment for its time. in a monarchy, the duty of the people is essentially to obey. but in a republic, the citizens must anticipate. they need to vote. they should follow issues. they should be involved in campaigns. and so, a republic asks much more of people. and this is the foundational generation for this american republic. yet, this is also the peak period for alcohol consumption in america. so, there is a paradox in which the political thinking, the political ideology said we need

consultation with the rec and park commission, adopted findings with the shadow cast by the project on union squareld not be adverse to the use of the park. it should be noted the following certification of the e-i-r, the project was reduced again by [speaker not understood] from the initial proposal, further reducing shadows on this part. the appellant argues the project does not comply with planning code section 309 for the new development in the downtown district. it does not provide arguments for the lack of compliance. however, the planning commission did approve a downtown project authorization under the section on may 23rd of last year. and this 309 authorizations was also appealed to the board of appealed. the board of appeals also upheld this authorization on july 31st of last year. finally, the subdivisions were not properly analyzed under c-e-q-a. they argue several mitigation measures are not enforceable and a lower project would be [speaker not understood] with lesser impacts. as with other actions the e-i-r was certified by the commission and the e-i-r was appealed. the board upheld t

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. >> your backers include union square ventures.t kind of ventures have you helped to start. >> consumer and retail companies. most of that we have our million dollars in revenue. 20% of the economy only received about four percent of angel funding. despite that, the returns on the space have a very strong. investment is about three and a half times your money and four and half years. >> tell us about quinn popcorn, how does that demonstrate your focus? >> this is a terrific company based in boston. it is popcorn reinvented. this is an age old product. what they are trying to do was to make that product natural and good for you. we work with them to help raise a little bit under million is doingnd the company extraordinarily well. like most of the companies on circleup, the averages growing year.e at 80% per >> what are the expansion plans that you have for circleup? are you just trying to get the word up? >> we see the ability to see industry that is overcrowded. there is a lot of money that goes into attack. they're not located in

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