so i ask you help us save city college and help us rebilled and reimage our bettered education for our children. help us higher young people making our neighborhoods safer and stronger. i ask you to get involved and volunteer and i ask you to help with more resources to be able to do this. that's how we're going to be able to sustain this economic recovery and extend our prosperity we'll be able to continue to build the infrastructure structure for our city today and tomorrow. thank you very much hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups

so i ask you help us save city college and help us rebilled and reimage our bettered education for our children. help us higher young people making our neighborhoods safer and stronger. i ask you to get involved and volunteer and i ask you to help with more resources to be able to do this. that's how we're going to be able to sustain this economic recovery and extend our prosperity we'll be able to continue to build the infrastructure structure for our city today and tomorrow. thank you very muchout. >> hi, i'm japanese with the san francisco public utilities combination sometime people call me sewer girl our systems has served the area for 1 hundred and 50 years we're planning you understand public health and our environment don't think that so come in down and see how >> good afternoon, i'm lawrence kornfield. welcome to our brown bag lunch. the fire department as a lot to do with fire escapes in san francisco. we have tens of thousands of fire escapes in san francisco. it's sort of like utility wires, until you start looking for them. you don't even see them. today we're going to lo

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successful unless we work together on our critical challenges so i ask you to work with me help save city college. help us rebuild and reanything else our public housing no more poverty housing. help us invest in our schools with better education for our children and continue to help our young people. for those of you who helped in our summer programs just two days ago we had a goal of 6 thousand not only did we get it done but we created and gave out and established 6 thousand 2 hundred jobs for our kids that's reach. now let me give you fair warning now that we've met our goal public-private partnerships like summer jobs plus is the way that our city succeeds. and in fact, we have a popcorn in the audience who can help us with the bike sharing program. so i know that supervisor wiener is probably out here in the crowd somewhere and thank you for your leadership in expanding this program but your cities great success would be incomplete if we didn't help folks on the streets. if we work together we can move forward on really progress on homelessness. we'll sustain this economic recovery and extend our pr

and you can actually post unwanted usable items for use by other city departments so you can donate things for free for other departments to use and saves money and departments that need something can go to the virtual warehouse first to see if there is a desk and a filing cabinet or a chair and they can get it for free by picking up those items from the donating department. >> so, what is recyclable in san francisco? well, bottle and cans, glass, colors, and even the lids alum um cans, and tin cans and even foil. people ask do i need to wash it? empty it out and give it a rinse, clean paper, and that is glossy paper and white paper and cardboard and things like phone books or envelopes even if there there is a window or a metal. plastics are confusing because there are a lot of plastics, don't look at the number any more, don't look for the symbol on the bottom of the container, ignore that altogether. the best way to know if it is recyclable is if it is not a film such as a bag wrapper, you can actually recycle it. if it is a hard plastic such as a bolts or a tub or your plastic coffee lid put it in your blue bin, material is taken to

used in ads. >>> badkid saved the city. a young cancer survivor's wish to live out superhero fantasy made national headlines and melts the hearts of people across the bay area and beyond. it was a dream come fru for a five-year-old boy who spent most of his life battling leukemia. a full day of crime fighting for miles who donned a cape and mask sxad superhero by his side. it was a full day in san francisco. he started when he rushed out of the ground hyatt hotel in union scare in a bat mobile and headed on over to a cable car line to rescue a damsel in distress. he also stopped the riddler from robbing a bank then ran over to at&t park to rescue the giants mascot who had been kidnapped by the peng bin. he was given a key to the city at city hall and a huge thank you for saving the city. ktvu's rob ross is live now in san francisco where the boy's story of hope brought a city together. rob. >> well, julie, the nooif-year-old said he always wanted to be a superhero and to many in san francisco today, that's exactly what he i

this is front page of the gotham city chronicle, e-mailed to us with a thousand special newspapers will be handed out at union square with a headlight "batkid saves city." amy hollyfield will have more at the top of the hour. we will be tweaking adventures each step of the way today and you can follow us on twitter to experience it in real time. if you would like to find out how to help the make-a-wish foundation go to our website at abc7news.com. >> same bat time, same bat channel. if you are flying out of oakland international airport during the holidays you could run for a strike by food and retail workers. 200 store and restaurant employees will walk off the job between thanksgiving and the end of the year. the union local 2850 says the date and length are not set and they staged a strike in august push for better wages and benefits and their employer says passenger legals down. officials say restaurants and stores would stay open if the workers go on strike again. >> more international aid is arriving in the philippines as humanitarian workers rush to rescue and feed the victims devastated by typhoon haiyan. this morning, a philippine civil

we've been in five cities, five days, fascinating look to us across the country and all of our reports are there and we still want to hear from you on twitter using the #savey insightful and really, really interesting. thanks so much. scott cohen, our senior correspondent. >>> the markets lost a lot of strength. we're only up nine points on the trading session. the dow and s&p is up four and the nasdaq up 13 points. have great weekend, ty. that does it for us on "power lunch"? you too. it's going to be a busy one, of course. that will do it for "power lunch." "street signs" begins right about now. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advanc

city said the value of volunteer itching and giving to the community. when you use your expertise to help the running of city and a continue to make the city save for everyone we have a great city. those are elements and part of the successful city. i want to say to you myself and all my colleagues here depend upon the great accomplishments the great collaboration that you bring to city government and i want to congratulate each and every one of you and many of you for the first time to be part of the cities official family to get things done and to open up what the city means to everyone else who lives and wants to be here. so with that if you're ready. is everyone ready. if i may i want to ask all the appoint tests to stand up and raise our right hand and after i say after the word ii want you all to say your name loud and proud and say what commission to which you'll be appointed to. if i may. i >> i. >> one by one. >> that's what i said loud and proud. what's that? (inaudible). >> denise commission. >> derrick disabled - disability council. >> laura west from san francisco conservatism corp. >> barbara ann investment board. >> treasure island authority.

smart grid delivers electricity from suppliers to consumers using digital technology to save energy costs. gauci said the city conducted by its youth centers that seize control. build on alarmingly high. it was to find tickets goes on. at approximatelyr robert. ollie are still watching this very violated dangerous typhoon on here still moving to the philippines actually out there towards the south china sea at this time but lingering rain showers behind it and some they were taking a walk on through out the next several days here but also talk about what's going on elsewhere out in the world can be done several rear is a severe weather were talking about over towards the americans actually on snow storm is currently occurring start move out of the rockies and portions of idaho and montana. here you are looking at blizzard like conditions of twenty five centimeters of snow fall beer while possible. you see that height greedy in reading the rules lines really close together that day became of sixty five km prior winds moving through the dakotas here so there's possibly some white out conditions. a wintry m

page of the gotham city chronicle, the "san francisco chronicle" e-mailed this to us about a through special newspapers will be handed out ought union scare with the headlight "batkid savescity." amy hollyfield will have more on this, as well, at the top the hour. we will tweet his adventures and you can follow us on twitter. if you would like to help the make-a-wish foundation check out abc7news.com, click on "see it on tv." >> if you fly into oakland you could run into a strike by the food and restaurant workers who could possibly walk off the job between thanksgiving and end of the year. the union says the date and length are not set. they staged a strike? august pushing for better benefits, the employer says passenger levels are down. officials say restaurants and stores at airports would stay open if the workers go on strike again. >> more international aid is arriving in the philippines as humanitarian workers rush to rescue and feed the victims devastated by typhoon haiyan. this morning, a philippine civil defense official says the death toll has risen to 3,621, an increase of 1,200 victims from yesterday. the new figure includes all the provinces hit by the typho

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summer as you heard chief and i and others in the technology world in the city likewise our officers to save time and allowing them to usert phones that are connected no to the system that our attorney general has. we also invested in the community ambassador program to get them trained. those are residents of people that live in the tenderloin south of market in the bay view or vigilance valley they're walking the streets they can be the additional eyes and areas working with our police department having phones that are freely provide bit at&t and he greeting passengers on the muni stops we've had some trouble with. you looked at the data and they've improved drastically so thank you to the ambassadors program. overall our cities crime data is showing we're in the right direction homicides are down over 35 percent and shootings down between 15 and 20 percent. we want to continue that direction as we get towards year-end the police chief and i are making sure this continues. and the shoppers mayor we're going to make sure that everyone has a safe experience. we're going to be an attractive city and a part of the reasons

thank you to batkid for saving us in more ways than one. great day today around the cityther to go with t we had sunshine highs in the 60s, live look over san jose. good evening to you. heading up on a weekend here in the south bay it will be a little cloudier for you when wake up tomorrow but sunshine returns by sunday. the golden gate bridge current temperatures popping up right now. your friday evening is a chilly one. gotham city 54 degrees right now. san jose 56. you're coming in at 55 in santa rosa. oakland at 65. and livermore 57 degrees. so we are rapidly cooling down. now, the one thing that's been the constant has been the lack of rainfall. but temperatures haven't. we really warmed up in the middle of the week. san jose got to 74. then you came crashing down yesterday and stayed chilly today. 10-degree drop this week. now that we're chilly we're going to stay chilly. i don't see one day that i would characterize as warm coming up over the next several. as a matter of fact, it's going to be cold tonight. the opposite. santa rosa down to 39. napa 39. concord drop

city like that where it's all about your kid for a day is insane for us. we didn't -- pretty out of this world. >> the entire city came together so miles could save a damseln distress, catch the riddler red handed, and his favorite part, the penguin. >> and then the penguin turned nice. >> he apologized, yeah. >> but the riddler didn't. >> no. he's still in jail? >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> when the family came home, they found an entire town welcoming them back. nick scott believed the whole thing brought his community closer together. the family wants to take this moment and not only thank those who helped him but also want to keep the momentum going to help other familys and other kids like miles. as for miles, while his wish to save gotham city came true, he says he now has bigger fish to fry. >> next time, i'm going to get that joker. >> next time i'm going to get him. well, today, we learned miles' big adventure cost san francisco $105,000. make a wish plans to fund raise to help pay the bill. >> yeah. if we wanted to, we could probably go online and take care of that in a few minutes. >> tfts such an amazing day. >> it's great chasing the penguin and ri

with cancer that would daunt even a full grown summer hero, is victorious and is using this positivity to not only save the cityldren. you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. >> wrapping things up here. when the news breaks out we'll break in. speaking of news. the dow is up 83 today, which is good but here's the main thing. 15960, a record. that is the 38th record of this calendar year. go, dow, go. >>> turns out you can keep your healthcare plan wasn't the only thing that did not work out according to man. now this. >> create a healthcare system cutting costs for families and businesses. >> and save a typical family an average of $2,500 on their healthcare costs in the coming years. >> could save families $2,500 in the coming years. >> $2,500 per family. >> $2,500 per family. every year. >> no year. 0-2, time to pay up and

city like that, it's all about your kid for a day. it's insane for us. we didn't -- pretty out of this world. >> reporter: the entire city came together so miles could save a damsel in distress, catch the riddler redhanded and his favorite part, the penguin. >> and then the penguin turned around. >> and apologized. >> turned nice. >> the riddler didn't. >> he is still in jail? >> mm-hm. >> reporter: when the family came home, they found an entire town welcoming them back. nick scott believes the whole thing brought his community closer together. the family wants to take this moment and not only thank those who helped them but they also want to keep the momentum going to help other families and other kids like miles. [ singing ] [ davey crockett ] >> reporter: as for miles, while his wish to save gotham city came true, he says he now has bigger fish to fry. >> next time i'm going to get that joker. >> next time he will. well, miles' adventure cost san francisco $105,000. >> and make a wish plans to fundraise to help pay the bill for the city. what a cute kid. >> good for miles. >> cute. >> he is singing still. >> absolutely. >> got it. >>> 4:56 right now.

whole a lot of the money it's how you use and save it that's financial literacy and that b will get you to the millions of dollars you want. we're working with the city and school district and community partners like meta and guess what we get millions of dollars from the government because their our partners that will bring in $30 million in the mission area to connect to skill sets and communities. so that's a great accomplishment so thank you meta (clapping) and then you heard yesterday, i joined supervisor john avalos and all of the supervisors and we signed the due process for all owners in san francisco base we don't want grgs immigration to create fear so, now i announce you to everybody in our immigrant community it's absolutely save to confront with our police department you will not get picked up for cooperating (clapping) feinstein, finally after 20 years of struggle you're going to be provide of this because we kicked off this year we're going to have a mexican museum in san francisco. (clapping). that is incredible right in the heart of our your bay appoint a district. when you look at everything we're building community and putting fait

but that is not going stop us from celebrating the fine work of this city employee and the job that she did to save the lives here in our city. so we will take a brief moment to hear this conversation, but what i want you to keep in mind is that this 10-year-old child is translating for adults who are in need of assistance that don't speak english at all. >> police, fire or medical? >> medical >> what is the exact location of the emergency? >> kasada avenue, wait... >> the exact address. >> kasada, 1280, my grandfather is uncomfortable he is like having asthma or something. >> so he is having breathing problems? >> yes. breathing problems. >> all right, thank you, and stay on the phone with me. don't hang up. i am going to go ahead and get a medic, but i need to know what is your name? >> jason. >> jason, thank you for calling are you with your grandfather? >> yes, and my mother. >> and your mother is there is too. >> how old is your grandfather? >> 70 something. does your mom speak english? >> only a little. >> okay. so a little bit. so he is in his 70s you are with him now, and is he awake? >> ye

i know i've done a great job running the city, saving taxpayers money and putting us on the right pathinue doing that. i'm so proud of the record that i have. i can't wait until the election. obviously, the campaign started, and i'll be doing everything i've done for the last 13 years, returning calls, watching every dime, going to people's homes and fighting for the little guy in the city, and if you want to carry this on, i can't stop you. i'm moving on. >> you got to hand it to him, when it comes to politics, this guys got a giant set. he is using -- i've never seen -- first it felt like an intervention but for him this was a campaign opportunity. >> right. >> he was on his stump speech while people were trying to caulk him into a clinic somewhere and to commit. the poll numbers are slipping. he had a lot of support, even after he admitted he smoked crack. we found a lot of people agreed with him. a legendary hockey announcer said hey, i think he's an awesome mayor if you take away the person stuff. when you talk to people, this are a lot of different flavorers of resentment, the ly