and cover people also in need but unfortunately basis of, you know, $30 or $20 kw4s nothing in usual city are truly falling through the cracks and not being served. some of the legislation both our advisory committee and commission looked is the asset limit and income limit on medi-cal. their share of costs program a great if you can afford the share of costs but a lot of people can't afford to pay that. so i think we have been looking and every time we run into people one of the things i'm hoping that happens with the business collaborative we'll inevitable grow the dollars that exist within our community in addition to what we do as departments and mayor on board put together but find other ways to grow that pot that can help and use the innovative and creativity thing in the san francisco village we're looking at the cafe in chicago they've been doing looking at where those opportunities to do something that's not the same as what we've been doing by bring the education and other kinds of things that can be helpful to people and help connect to the things they can't afford. a that's an

i go is this project called the human toll where we profile every single murder victim in the city. usually when a little girl gets killed, that gets a lot of coverage and everyone else gets ignored. but we cover everyone. >> right before they killed him, he just asked me for $5 and told me he wasn't coming home tonight. >> when they do have media come, they're pretty happy to have us there after a while, because

they have been in san francisco but usually the city vice presidents are trying to resolve the cases often reintending the whole and not coordinating with other city efforts. i have a list of the incentives temporary experiments like the temporary pavement projects as well as the in kind armies that's a program through the planning department. and an incentive would the planning department incentive. this diagram will be helpful. potential plazas will emerge from stakeholders collaborative efforts you see where it says development in kind neighborhood if one of those initiatives on the left and a has broad support but the strategy is unclear and there's a potential for a stewardship it could move to the gray box. if it's beyond the city's existing resources. the space needs to fit the plaza program criteria. accident diagram emphasize it's not about creating the plazas but finding the long term solutions. so more detail on the structure felt program itself. it has 3 major components one is to coordinate city process and streamline the processes it has developed new tools to lower the

most anything that involves the homeless usually is. city leaders say there are 5,000 people living on the streets here in san jose. at city hall there is support for a plan to move some of them into motel rooms. but that support comes with a long list of concerns. >> looks very similar to a slum in india. >> reporter: charles preston is talking about a homeless camp in san jose. he treats people living in the jung well the valley homeless health care program. he said there are people living there with housing vouchers but can't or won't find a place to live. >> you don't want to represent yourself in the best possible way when you can't have pride in who you are. >> reporter: the city council will look at moving homeless people with subsidies into hotels and motels. >> the idea is to bring in a party to provide the case management and the services that are needed to ensure a path way to success. >> reporter: he wants to add kitchenettes to hotel rooms for a pilot program and hire a non-profit to find the clients and transition them into per

the city usually receivers 78 5% its water and police are asking if and they could decide to race rates by this summer. >>> san francisco public has has a policy banning google glass. the high tech high ware ware was not allow. >> others said it made them uncomfortable. >> it is the person's natural right to use the product where they see fit and it is also others rights to say we choose not to serve you as you are distracting other customers. >> that bar also takes google bust. >>> the actions rangers are taking them to accounts -- discover it. >>> bart system may play a role in the system and find out why they are not running on a certain line and find out why they may put more people on the bay bridge. >>> the rain we are not sure will make it this far south. when i was living without insurance, it was very scary. charles not having coverage stressed me out. knowing that i have an insurance card in my pocket gives me a sense of reassurance. i'm in because nobody deserves to be without health insurance. i'm in because my coverage can't be denied. i'm in so i can protect my family and

usual. today the city kicks off the first st. patrick's day parade.lassic car show and a fun dog show were also part of the festivities. folks gets a jump there. >>> heavy rains have displaced hundreds of people in california. officials had to evacuate people there. they saw more rain in the last 24 hours than it saw all of last year. some areas are getting an inch an hour and that's causing massive mud slides. rescue worker s spent the day pulling out stranded animals, stranded automobiles. you get all that rain and you think of it being snow. >> because if that's the snow mixing with the cold front that is just going to bring a mess, a wintry mix to the area tomorrow night and then continuing on monday. and it's kind of that very cold air, that cold air mixing with kind of warm, moist air that's just causing the storm system to blow up for us. we are looking at a high impact event. tomorrow before the rain arrives, it's not going to be a bad day at all. in fact it's going to be mild relatively speaking. high temperatures for the most part will be in

bartend e bartenders, the people that are on the ground in all the cities that we cover, and they all kind of know each other. there's usuallyin any city, even in new york, there's so much going on, there tends to be kind after small inner circle of the people doing the most interesting stuff, and they kind of know one another. and so just going to those things because they're fun and cool sometimes gets you further it in terms of the right conversations. >> makes you part of the communi community. okay. finally we have a question about the need for an actual office. >> how much do you really invest in an office? office space can kind of go to waste if you really don't need it. what's a good mix for a startup? how many people should you put in an office? >> that's interesting. do you believe in letting people work from home and work remotely? there's been a lot of talk about that obviously this year. >> absolutely. our culture supports flex time, telecommuting, but we are a hard tech company which means we have a lab, and sometimes you have to come in to get the work done. also, some of our best ideas come from actually bein

this is such a honor because usually when i dm to city hall i'm stressed out and dealing with taxes and stuff like that so this is the first time i have been here without being stressed out. i'm so thankful i grateful and want to give nob nab i would like to say that it wasn't spoken about my mom that she originally started a business and she is right there, i would like her to stand. the whole crew-i would like all them to stand, that is my sporelt team and friend and family and sthai are they are the only ones here. i thank them for supporting me all this time and my fellow-i wanted to say grewing up in the fill more, it wasn't easy at all, but-and i was also a teen age parent. that is my daughter and i would like her to stand because she is a wonderful inspuration. i beat the odds and she beat the odds. not only do we style [inaudible] we have to listen and give good advice. i want to thank you for recognizing it is a privilege and you recognized me before that and you have such a good person and you brighten me up to. it helps me when i see you. you are very humble and i precthat. t

i go is this project called the human toll where we profile every single murder victim in the city. usually when a little girl gets killed, that gets a lot of coverage and everyone else gets ignored. but we cover everyone. >> right before they killed him, he just asked me for $5 and told me he wasn't coming home tonight. >> when they do have media come, they're pretty happy to have us there after a while, because they feel like no one else pays attention to them. >> those are all my questions. anything else you wanted to add? >> i interviewed a 6-year-old boy because he really wanted to be interviewed, and that was the saddest thing today. >> he said he was his best big cousin and they used to play basketball together and now he's really sad. congratulations. >> thank you. >> that's a big deal. okay. well, thank you. >> as night falls, violence spikes and some victims get rushed to the cook county trauma unit where they do work that saves lives. >> it's friday night. cook county trauma unit. so far we have three shootings, a bunch of motor vehicle crashes. this place can go from zero to 60

requires that the members of the commission either must work in the city or reside in the city so that charter position usually requires a waiver position does not apply in this case. >>supervisor norman yee: motion passes. thank you. congratulations, once again. bye now. madam clerk. item 4. city clerk: item 4: 140134: [appointment, graffiti advisory board] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 10, 2015, to the graffiti advisory board. clerk of the boardd vacant seat 14, succeeding debbie shea, term expired, must represent a business that operates in san francisco, for the unexpired portion of a two- year term ending april city clerk: sf 41234 >>supervisor norman yee: ms. deedey workman. >> good afternoon, i'm with the san francisco chamber of commerce. the chamber of commerce represents over 1500 businesses in san francisco. i would like to thank you for considering me in the graffiti advisory board and i have had the experience to interact with it and it would be my honor to serve on it. i joined with san francisco beautiful as executive director. san francisco beautiful is a longstan

25 percent over the next 20 years that's creating demand for people to get around the city if we do business as usual it's more public impacts and not meet our goals. as an agency we've been serious about the vial chance the world is cognizant as a city there are specific things we need to do that will require some trade offices and choices but i think about help the city oval if we can focus on transportation management and achieve those are challenging policy questions we'll be faced with and the transportation part is not here but the pricing strategy the transportation directors will have a form to did you that it is the most effective transportation tool to get to our climate goals >> what impact congestion has an green house gases. >> what that side is it does two things congestion we have people driving slowly and basically increasing the congestion if - more cars idling and sitting in traffic and they're using for fuel and contracts. now con vertigo we're concerned about the sustainability we could shift over to the electric but there's still congestion and hurting our economic and people are

usually from another city in australia. but he's expected to arrive here perhaps to talk to some of the search teams. >> all right. we'll listen out for updates for what he has to say. we've talked a lot about this u.s. pinger locater that had been flown to australia. it's now been loaded on that ship, the ocean shield. we saw some pictures of it. do you know when that heads to the search zone? i suppose the goal, since they don't have a debris field, is just to head out in the general direction of the search zone at this point because that's all they can do? >> reporter: that's exactly right. it is expected to go out there to sort of be poised to be used. it takes about three days to reach this area. we're expecting that it leaves some time this morning. we haven't been given an exact departure time but it is about this morning, in the next few hours or so, that it will leave. and as you mention, it does -- it is just getting to be poised there. it's going to take about three days. and they want it there. because if there

crash of the plane in sioux city back in the late '80s or early '90s, they had to divert to sioux city. usuallyt is, you know, on their route. frankly, in most of the accidents, a good probably 95% of the accidents or on takeoff or landing. so they're usually near an airport. >> okay. that's interesting. bobbie, people have been asking about technology. this seems a bit farfetched. but here's what john asks. could they use a helicopter to drag electromagnet over the area to pick stuff up? that's highly unlikely. >> no. we don't have anything that we use in the underwater search capacity that does that. i kind of know what he's talking about. look for magnetic signatures under the water. but that's not a tool that we use in underwater search of this type. we have the towed pinger locater. and we have both the autonomous underwater vehicle on the ship which also has the towed pinger locater. and the autonomous underwater vehicle is a side scan sonar that we would use. once the pinger battery wears out, then we would use the auv to search with the side scan sonar for the debris field. but, again,

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paris, the city of light without its usual glow from the eiffel tower. landmarks in moscow, tehran and dubai - sitting in the blackness of night. >> it's a voice to stand up and be counted. it started with a few million, and now is nearly two. it's 1.8 million standing up saying it can't be business as usual, we have to do something about the planet. >> earth hour aims to raise money through the internet for green projects - from a turtle center in italy to providing biogas access in nepalese villages. it's not just about powering down, but also to keep the conversation about climate change and the environment going strong. and to show that every little bit counts. >> and as always there's lots more on the website aljazeera.com. get the latest on all the stories we are following. aljazeera.com. >> it's been 300 years how jener figured out how to oh smal stop small pox. this is "inside story."

city. it's usual. it's not something to comes to mind to being a problem to the district. >> the circumstances leading up to the shooting are unclear. authorities say they will hold a town hall meeting next week to explain what happened. >>> police vehicles were landized during a hastily-organized anti-police protest in the mission district overnight. police received word of the protests in the area of bryant streets. you are looking at a photo a viewer sent us of police lined up on bryant street. during the march several police cars were vandalized with graffiti. no word on injuries or arrests. >>> the 21-year-old giants fan who fatally dodged a giants fan last year will not first charges. the man stabbed him moments after a game between the dodgers and giants. investigators interviewed witness whose backed up montgomery's story that he was hit over the head with a chair and had no choice but to defend himself. the district attorney said his office was ethically obligated to not prosecute him. >>> a m

city. it's usual. -- it's unusual. it's not something to comes to mind to being a problem to the district. >> authorities will hold a town hall meeting next week about the shooting. >>> police vehicles were vandalized during a hastily-organized anti-police protest in the mission district overnight. police received word of the protests in the area of bryant street and division. there they found a small group of protesters marching toward the hall of justice. you are looking at a viewer photo of police lined up on bryant street. during the march several police cars were vandalized with graffiti. no word on injuries or arrests. >>> the 21-year-old giants fan who fatally dodged a giants fan last year will not face charges. a man stabbed him moments after a game between the dodgers and giants. it was blocks away from the at&t park following the final regular season game. investigators interviewed witness whose backed up montgomery's story that he was hit over the head with a chair and had no choice but to defend himself. th

city. the usual suspect. throughout the day today, calm winds until later on, sun starts to set we'll start to see winds pick up. just a touch, that's going to keep our sky nice and clear which is going to be beautiful for your star gazing. temperatures are going to end up in mid-70s, 75 degrees in the north bay, 67 in san francisco, and 74 degrees in the east bay. really hard to beat these numbers. we're still in winter and we're going to look at how much snow tahoe is packing. so stick around, if you have a high interest in heading up there. throughout the day, high pressure really takes its grip over the bay. it's going to keep our sky clear, temperatures up by about 5 to 10 degrees with that north wind, really picking up. offshore breezes by tomorrow. that means the warm-up will continue expecting it to continue in fact all the way through thursday. show you the temperature trend in the tri-valley. average 64 degrees so 10 degrees above, 12 degrees tomorrow, and then 77 degrees on thursday, starting to dr

that's why city leaders are extremely concerned that this buy-out could mean the relocation of these offices and also the loss of tax revenue. it's business as usual for shoppers at the safeway store. but the city of pleasanton is preparing for the unknown what might happen next. >> what kind of numbers they will have in their corporate headquarters if there will be a corporate presence here. that's one of the biggest things that i'm concerned about. >> reporter: the city's two safeway stores corporate presence and the workers generate hundreds of thousands of tax dollars for the city. a closure of safeway corporate headquarters would hurt this bedroom community in more ways than one. >> it has been a source of pride. people ask us what kind of businesses we have here and one of the first things out of our mouth of course is safeway. from that perspective, it will be quite a loss. >> reporter: the company that's buying safeway also owns albertsons. it's a private equity firm. industry experts believe the buy-out will mean layoffs and closures, selling stores in areas with the hot real estate market. >> i'm sure they are looking at the real estate

usually the knight or two pawns. >> two pawns. >> they all want to be like this guy. 17-year-old daniel of foster city, the fifth youngest american grand master. he is in good company. the fourth youngers was bobbie fischer. >> ten thousand runners will hit the streets of oakland tomorrow. at the oak lend running festival kicks off at 7:15. a. winners can participate in a 5k, half marathon, and reef lay race -- relay races. the festival is a party with djs and live bands around the routh. what's the weather going to be leak? leigh glaser has the answer: >> going to be terrific running weather tomorrow morning as we'll have a slight onshore wind component tomorrow morning so temperatures towards oakland in the 50s as you head out. warming up nicely by late in the

it's hard to be friends of people because they kind of city to themselves. >> usually an adult family member will give police access to search it but in this case they had to obtain a search warrant, which tells us one of two things, the husband either denied police access or they can't find him. at last check police said they were still trying to locate the husband. reporting in castro valley, i'm alan wang. abc7 news. >> knew this morning, police in pacifica are investigating after a woman's body washed ashore at the beach. it was discovered around 4:30 yesterday. she was pulled from the surf at the north end of the beach and taken to the san mateo county coroner's office. no word on the cause of death. >>> more than a dozen students at east bay middle schools have been disciplined for sharing sexually explicit photos. one coerced another into sex and could face charges. a parent contacted authorities monday after hearing a rumor about the photos being shared. police found 16 students involved at four schools from brentwood and byron. >> we are lucky to live in a community where the

usually wins. that's how they city in business. pin this guy's lawsuit on the casino, whether, drunk or not, most people lose. >> ken is thinking about if a tavern, they serve a patron alcohol and they get into an accident think can't hold the tavern owner liable for damage done to themselves but in this case, casinos -- there's a reason why they can't continue to allow someone to gamble if they know their drink, or continue to serve alcohol. i do have the -- in my opinion they have a responsibility or their liable -- >> they're not baby-sitters. >> but they're taking advantage of this man. keep serving him drinks. loan him $500,000. >> they make money on drinks. >> do we want society where it's okay you act like an idiot, lose half a million bucks when you're drunk, whatever you do, i was drunk and should be off the hook. is that the kind of society we want? i say absolutely not. >> if you go into a car tealership and you're drunk, they can't let you sign -- >> the bottom line, the casino always wins. you know where i get on -- i'

they capture the king of dos pilas, drag him from city to city, and then sacrifice him in the usual fashion. the killing sends the entire region into a scale of warfare seldom seen among the maya. every city goes to war against its neighbors. in the end, all the cities in the region are destroyed and abandoned. at the once thriving city of dos pilas, surviving inhabitants tear apart the buildings and reuse the stones to construct defensive walls. but these efforts are in vain. the city would be destroyed and disappear into the jungle. in some ways, the expansion of the dos pilas kingdom through warfare was a great experiment on the part of the dos pilas kings. they attempted to move beyond the normal territory of conquest. but they did so without really changing anything fundamental in maya political or economic systems. and as a consequence, they failed. the bubble burst very dramatically, and then the fall of the dos pilas kingdom was even more rapid than its rise. keach: even if the dos pilas expansion had succeeded, their kingdom would have been tiny compared with the territory conquere

to find out what sparked this, a three alarm 40-acre grace fire seen by hundreds in the city of pittsburg. >> usually it doesn't really happen in our neighborhood. >> right now everything is so dry. >> reporter: robert marshall with the contra costa fire protection district responded to the scene. >> we were stretched to the breaking point yesterday. >> reporter: part of the reason marshall says is this, station 87 would have been third to the fire. right now it's closed due to lack of staff, but that could change. a new academy starts next month. >> we got a grant for approximately $9.5 million just recently to hire 27 firefighters. >> a lot of the shutdowns on the fire departments in every area makes it hard to respond timely. the dry grasses and everything else, it's going to be nasty without the water this year. >> reporter: a smoky summer is expected. >> going to be very hot. >> reporter: and a smoky spring already up and running in pittsburg. >> so we'll start looking into starting our weed abatement procedures earlier. >> reporter: there is a hawk's nest in the power lines above the charred gr

of course you have volume building right now especially in the usual spots 95 from dale city and the beltway on the north side of town, 270 in from frederick. there is one spot that you want to be aware of, a crash southbound on 395 on the ramp to edsall road. that should clear up shortly. i don't think it's anything major there. let's take a live look outside and here is 66 coming in from nutley street to the beltway. all lanes are open and no big deals yet coming in from manassas, route 29 looks good as well. dulles toll road in from the airport all the way to the beltway the lanes are open. we'll go back over to the maps 270 southbound as i said. you've got a few brake lights forming out of frederick toward 109. a quick live look on the beltway in prince george's county and the beltway north of town here at new hampshire avenue, things look great. back to you guys. >>> get out the tickets. not one but at least two people are waking up millionaires in maryland this morning. >> one ticket sold in the state will share the $400 million megamillions jackpot with a ticket sold in florid

it's hard to be friends of people because they kind of city to themselves. >> usually an adult family member will give police access to search it but in this case they had to obtain a search warrant, which tells us one of two things, the husband either denied police access or they can't find him. at last check police said they were still trying to locate the husband. reporting in castro valley, i'm alan wang. abc7 news. >> police in pacifica are investigating after a woman's body washed ashore at the beach. it was discovered around 4:30 yesterday. she was pulled from the surf at the north end of the beach and taken to the coreners office. no word on the cause of death. >>> more than a dozen students at east bay middle schools have been disciplined for sharing sexually explicit photos. one coerced another into sex and could face charges. a parent contacted authorities monday after hearing a rumor about the photos being shared. police found 16 students involved at four schools from brentwood and byron. >> they hosted class force communities to come out and talk about online safety. we d

that has to land at a big airport which is usually a major city.le that airplane flew somewhere else unless it's some secret military base or something, for it to just disappear. with the technology we have today with ultrasound into the water and radar penetrating systems that we can't find it even if it is on the bottom of the ocean. it's amazing they can't find it now. >> amazing and quite sad. kirk and richard, i appreciate it. >> thank you carol. >>> earlier this morning i spoke to the former ntsb vice chairman to get his perspective in his agency's role on the search for the jet, the politics involved and the wall street journal report that sparked questions about what happened after flight 370 disappeared. >> i know ntsb investigators are in malaysia helping with the investigation as are faa investigators. how much input do you think they really have? >> well, i hope they have a lot because there's certainly no nobody more competent to do this kind of thing. on the other hand from what one hears, there's a lot of politics going on out there.

. >> goats roaming the city streets today with an important job usually reserved for rush areas. >> the java jolt in new york that folks are willing to the shell out >>> we have breaking news from oakland with a fire. you can see near the oakland port, we have been getting calls with viewers seeing the smoke from across the bay. we do not know the cause but it is near the oakland port and we will stay on top of this and follow this for you on twitter and bring you any updates during the broadcast if we get that information. >> right new, let's meet the latest tools to fight weeds and reduce fire risks. they are...50 goats shown off this morning in san francisco. you can see them hidden among the grown ups as they ran by our news camera. they will go to work for a couple calls city grazing eating weeds and dry brush and at the presidio and private backyards across the bay area. >> pesticide-free weed remove. >> very green. >> look at this shot, it is gorgeous. >> camera is not bouncing around, that is the big difference. >> great day for the runs -- running of goats. >> i cannot see the

city has increased minimum wage. labor supporters are the state usual very tis cushion. you could doctor critical. it is one of several raising proposals that the m. the s is raising and tab -- that is mta is raising. apple download fans can see if it is straight high the wheel. it puts iphone content there. they can use it and expects to be available by the end of the summer. they also have a new and more accurate touch i.d. >>> coming up next, a high speed run. >>> also working here since the deadly japanese tsunami what one man is searching for and what he hopes to find. >>> and it looks like getting up to highway 17 and another commute is straight ahead. >> others we are talking is the possibility of advisories. . >>> live in richmond where they spanned ahigh speed church. the search continues for that missing malaysia airlines flight, what we learned about the two men who boarded with stolen passports. >>> and following a major earthquake sunday night, for the first time we are seeing what happened the moment it struck. ktvu channel 2 morning news starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morn

in a usually, quiet east bay city.ood that lately, is experiencing a surge in break-ins. investigators tell kron 4's haaziq madyun, why this latest incident is a major cause for concern >>"the victim was asleep in her bedroom when she was awakened by 3-intruders" >> reporter:3-intruders connected to a home invasion monday night around 9pm here on the 5100-block of cerreto street in dublindublin pd lt. nate schmidt >>"the intruders tied her up, demanding money and valuables and then fled the scene" >> reporter:afterwards the victim made her way to a neighbor's home a called police >>"this recent event has caused a lot of panic in the neighborhood" >> reporter:mike picard lives in the same positano neighborhood and says this recent incident comes on the heels of 3-break-ins over the weekend >>"i think that there's people scoping these homes outconcerned for our safety" >> reporter:lt. schmidt and his team of investigators you see hereare also concerned that things apear to be escalating >>"these people have gone from jus

city administrator to the position. >> this was not an ordinary day. usually they rescued skiers and borders. not this time. a baby bear is in distress. >> he's only 14 months old and only 49 pounds. he's recovering well. employees first spotted him limping and seemingly in pain. >> the bear came out. walked away back in the woods. came back. you know, and almost kind of like it was trying to nuzzle up with people and seek help. >> the bear was tranglized and given oxygen the entire ride down. veterinarians say they found him bleeding in the shoulder and paws were also so sore. those taking care of him. >> i would still be sleeping in another month. this weather is so up and down, we're getting chipmunks. the wildlife is reacting to our drought. >> prognosis is good. before they release him back into the wild they there l try to. >> who is to blame? >> hit the streets and found very common mistakes. >> a lot of the focus is on the drivers and they are often at fault. i saw the pedestrians doing things that really surprised me. is it working? what i found out next. >> on the pring. >> we will have late break

if you are driving into the city, expect bigger than usual delays trying to get there. so it's a 2-car injury crash, minor injuries on the skyway. they activated the metering lights a little ahead of schedule, 5c 3. so you are looking at big backups, extending to the maze, and they may be slightly through those metering lights a little more slowly than usual. there's a lot of traffic stacked on the san francisco side of the span. looks like from the tunnel straight on out to 4th street. that's where the accident is there. a traffic alert issued. two lanes blocked, the right lane. a tight squeeze trying to get on to the skyway into downtown san francisco. bart is on time. you can car riding bart. looks like they have more than 45 trains all on schedule. for other ways around peninsula, san ma day owe bridge traffic also looks pretty good as well. you can see westbound 92 flowing out of hayward, for the most part at the speed limit. only 14 minutes now between 880 and the peninsula. much better news as well -- into east bay, concord. that stretch of willow pass did reopen

as the city goes to work as usual, what could come out of all of this?k it will at least embarrass the bank into thinking about was there a culture of condoning or turning a blind eye to the major benchmark exchange rates. it may be that traders believe it was an eecdotal evidence. but it wasn't serious enough to warrant any investigation. >> with 40% of the world's $5 trillion daily currency trades going through the city london's reputation is everything. the bank of england governor is said to pull out all the stops about his bank's actions or inaction. nigel cast by, "bbc world news". >>> let's move on. bangladesh is the world's second biggest garment exporter. but the factories and the customers in the west have been under intense pressure to improve safety since the 2013 collapse of the plaza which killed 1,1 workers. it has had a slow start with 10 factories out of the more than 5,000 expected at date. higher wages for bangladeshi bosses. they will be speaking to lawmakers about their efforts. you and i spoke about it. it has been a slow start with

it's held at the marriott city center at oakland. lenders usuallyake a decision about whether to modify a troubled mortgage on the same day. there's no cost to the homeowner. naca said about 80% of homeowners wind up getting some sort of relief. it runs from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> we are getting relief in terms of our deficit coming this week and perhaps next weekend. we take a look at live doppler 7hd right now. you see the low clouds and fog that are banked up along the coast. still stubborn up in parts of marin county down through the south bay, santa clara valley and a little bit over into the east bay. these will continue to scour out and we will have a mostly sunny day today. here's san jose right now with temperatures mainly in the 50s. the low 50s for the most part. but oakland sits at 56. 50 in san jose, as well as los gatos, and 53 on the coast. emeryville, nice-looking shot as we get into more sunshine this morning. 52 by the delta. 49 with the clouds in livermore and santa rosa sitting at 47, as well as napa. mt. tam looking at sunshi

on the other side of its four hundred year old wall surrounding the colonial city if the world that foreigners don't usually eat for three hundred and thirty thousand people according to local governments are leading a life than two dollars today finance and fantasy. right next to the last minute international airport. well the small mobile community the first thing twice eat it the look of the main window he usually goes undetected for the rest of the track they always seem to regard him out. that is of the struggling with the difficult times. david stiff and hard about twenty five percent the survivors around the bottom and about well two is anything a lot of money into the pond official data shows it doesn't translate into form tops. two thirds of the population work in the informal sector. he had no steady job no panic no minimum weights. just as he was born and raised in this property is trying to make a difference in his community by creating a cent to reach the english and computer skills. he said. neatly filled with cultural event of the year. it ends. what ever i'm pleased to present to his command

association says after november's record high, the months since have slower than usual, and just now might be ready to climb. in cities across the u-s, restaurants are sponsoring promotions. this month. in chicago, it's called "chef week." "oh, it's absolutely a launching period. this gets people out and leads to easter and then summer when cafe's open their patios--chicago's huge on patios." though much of the country hasn't quite reached patio season, yet, mauro is hoping his specialties will lure you in anyway with---a malted custard french toast with macerated cherries and lime- infused whip cream. ing restaurant is sponsoring a book signing and q and a with guest chefs. and special tasting dinners are planned. ing restraurant's tim havidic came up with something for beer lovers--ten courses. "paired with local craft beer and cooked with beer. every course has beer, in some way, implimented into it." in short, "chef week" which begins next thursday is intended to jump start restaurant business on the first day of spring. "it was made to entice customers to try, say a four- course tasting menu for a low price." and

city administrator to the position. >> this was not an ordinary day. usually they rescued skiers and borders. not this time. baby bear is in distress. >> he's only 14 months old and only 49 pounds. he's recovering well. employees first spotted him limping and seemingly in pain. >> the bear came out. walked away back in the woods. came back. you know, and almost kind of like it was trying to nuzzle up with people and seek help. >> the bear was tranglized and given oxygen the entire ride down. veterinarians say they found him bleeding in the shoulder and paws were also so sore. those taking care of him. >> i would still be sleeping in another month. this weather is so up and down, we're getting chipmunks. the wildlife is reacting to our drought. >> prognosis is good. before they release him back into the wild they there l try to. >> who is to blame? >> hit the streets and found very common mistakes. >> a lot of the focus is on the drivers and they are often at fault. i saw the pedestrians doing things that really surprised me. is it working? what i found out next. >> on the pring. >> we will have late breakin

usually. there is a provision here that says with respect to city officers other than those identified in 8.107 of the charter, which is probably out of date, that reference, when the commission determines the basis of substantial evidence that a violation has occurred, the commission may recommend the appointing officer that the officer at issue be removed from office. and that's it. so, i guess without moving forward and having, you know, just sort of looking at it right now, my one concern would be to the extent there is additional language, that's sort of outside the scope of what's provided for in the charter, it might not be allowed for under the regs. i don't know if the city attorney has kind of a question on that. >> it sounds like if there was a recommendation for termination, then that would be contemplated in the language you just read. >> well, only if somebody -- only with respect to particular city officers and only with respect -- a recommendation to an appointing officer. i'm not sure if that's a defined term or not. at any rate, it seems like it might be an issue for us to tak

city park. >> reporter: business owners usually pay to cover graffiti. a lighter burden of proof than criminal cases is considered. >> now we go after the perpetrators rather than the victim themselves. >> reporter: victims such as larry matthews he says he spent $50,000 cleaning his three buildings last year. >> what is it like for you to clean it up and see it come back? >> it's frustrating as hell. >> reporter: an abatement officer says that the new bill will do more to stop graffiti. >> it's a huge improvement. because it will hit the taggers in the pockets and it hurts. >> reporter: david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>. it's windy out there tonight. it's going to get cold. less wind, clear skies overnight lows are going to get down there. it's already chilly in santa rosa 48. 59 in napa. overnight lows in the north bay valleys like last night are going to get down to the mid- 30s in the coldest spots. there's some overnight low forecast. lots of upper 30s and low 40s. and going into the inner bay valleys and into the nook and crannies you're go

city administrator to the position. >> this was not an ordinary day. usually they rescued skiers and borders. not this time. baby bear is in distress. >> he's only 14 months old and only 49 pounds. he's recovering well. employees first spotted him limping and seemingly in pain. >> the bear came out. walked away back in the woods. came back. you know, and almost kind of like it was trying to nuzzle up with people and seek help. >> the bear was tranglized and given oxygen the entire ride down. veterinarians say they found him bleeding in the shoulder and paws were also so sore. those taking care of him. >> i would still be sleeping in another month. this weather is so up and down, we're getting chipmunks. the wildlife is reacting to our drought. >> prognosis is good. before they release him back into the wild they there l try to. >> who is to blame? >> hit the streets and found very common mistakes. >> a lot of the focus is on the drivers and they are often at fault. i saw the pedestrians doing things that really surprised me. is it working? what i found out next. >> on the pring. >> we will have late breakin