commissioner walker: ok. the purpose here is to make sure we have a solid partnership and are working together. it is due to hear, -- good to hear, once we get a hold of a complaint we are working in a way that works with a housing authority. i just want to make sure our contractors are given the same courtesy in working with the housing authority on habitability issues. commissioner mar: it seems like when the complaints are issued, problems are getting resolved in a fairly timely manner. the other thing i was wondering, if there was a breakdown in more problems and complaints from specific projects? there are a lot of different housing projects. maybe some of them are older, others that are more problematic. do you have a break down about that? >> with respect to the fact that the housing authority has 6000 or more units and the number of complaints that we get, they are not representative as far as sampling. we do have some customer that will call us because it is their habit to do so. if he does not go on

commissioner walker: ok, i get it. what do you do then? >> if i may, commissioner, generally, what the department has done is deal with the exigent circumstances to make the building more stable, to deal with the issue but not necessarily restore the whole system. when you get into a boiler system, you may have other issues -- commissioner walker: space heaters, something like that? >> in instances where there was a single source, we may have had an elderly individual or confirmed individual, we have access, and there was sufficient money to stabilize the situation. but when you are dealing with several large building systems, it becomes a much more complicated situation. even when the department had $20 million in its operating fund, they were apprehensive to do that. once you start making the repairs, you inherit the liability and access that goes along with that. it is one thing to barricade a building. it cost about 18 dozen dollars just to have the bureau of rebuilding repair come in, the police was there, the city attorney involved.

commissioner murphy: commissioner walker. commissioner walker: i appreciate that this is on the agenda, this broad issue. it is situations like this -- not just that one project. i do have questions about this one project and then i have questions about the broader effort for fixing. by next year, we want to see something different. >> i gave her a deadline of, two weeks, come back to me with an action plan. if they cannot take care of it, afford it, at that point, we would go to a director's hearing, and then force the issue. >> if it keeps breaking down, as a serial occurrence, creating a problem for the building, everyone coming out, responding in the case of an emergency. >> to be fair, the only complaint that we have received is the one from the same tent. there are other people in the building and i have not heard anything from them. i am not saying that it is not happening. we are just not getting more people complaining. commissioner walker: on the concept of doing it an emergency resolution for a life issue, do we ha

commissioner lee: commissioner walker: yes walker yes. commissioner clinch: yes. commissioner hechanova: yes. commissioner mar: yes. commissioner romero: yes. commissioner murphy: yes. >> the motion passes unanimously. case 3, 6747, 1117 geary boulevard, owner of record an appellant, emeric-goodman associates. appellate requested that the order of abatement be reversed and assessment costs be waived. appellate requested that dbi issue a permit to confirm the legality of the debt pursuant to the plans and calculations of structural design engineers based on valuation of no more than $5,000 and without any additional penalties or be spirit testimony, deliberation, and possible action to uphold, modify, or reverse the order of abatement. commissioner lee: ok, the department first. >> field 6747, address 1117 geary boulevard. first and second notice of violation was issued. the violation in this case installed a deck on the roof. if directors hearing took place on march 10. an order of abatement issued with conditions, to file for a building permit with plans to legal

. >> commissioner walker? commissioner walker: thank you. i tend to agree. especially on issues that we routinely have -- i think the capss program we have gotten a lot of back of material. maybe we will get more information about current programs. it is really important, especially -- i could talk about the mou agenda item with the housing authority. there have been some real issues. i hope this is just a first step in the valley witting our partnership with the housing authority. but i do think we need to have details -- sorry about that. in order to make advice, decisions about the things before us. so i agree. >> commissioners, any other comments? commissioner clinch: one thing we have been getting, we get a proposed agenda. we have to look at them more closely. if we think there are things missing, i think it is incumbent on the commissioners to let the secretary know if we need more information on the proposed agenda items. there have been cases where we have added and ask for things and we have done it in the final package. commissioner hechanova: any

scott walker is a tool job.ks about both things all the time and produces neither. >> will he get recalled, in your opinion? >> he'll definitely be recalled. and as soon as possible. i think that he does not have the support of the people of this state. and after writing to him myself for so many months and being ignored and seeing the shocked look on his face as mr. williams kindly read him the letter that i wrote, just goes to show he's not really interested in hearing from his constituents. if your boss sends you an e-mail and you don't reply, your boss sends you 50 e-mails and you still don't reply, you're fired. scott walker works for us and he's not doing your job. >> thank you for joining us tonight, i appreciate it very. >>> coming up, o'reilly gives a history lesson and gets it wrong. an ybod y else? what if someone steals from you? like a lot. then they go away for a long time. [ siren wails ] [ helicopter blades whirring ] [ officer ] put the fork down. [ male announcer ] kraft macaroni & cheese. you

commissioner walker mentioned the capss program. i think that is moving along pretty nicely with the people that are running with that. i happen to be on the committee -- have not been to meeting place -- lately because of scheduling and stuff. i am happy that some of the commissioners are beginning to wake up to what is going around here. i have been talking about it for two years. nothing happening. there were many promises made to me, projects to be carried out. but when it came to ringing the bell, it did not come out. it did not happen. here we are, seven months into our current presidency, and the same old. nothing getting done. q-matic, i believe they got it going this morning or afternoon, just to satisfy me, because i made demands a couple of months ago about getting in going. -- it going. i see it as a waste of time. it is not going to work, especially with the people running it. i had a call a week ago from a stickler -- stakeholder. they are one of the people's writing the checks, the customer. he was waiting in line for

commissioner walker: you requested that for two weeks? >> i should have a response from the owner of exactly where they are at, what did have been received, the next couple of what they plan to do. as of right now, my inspector went down there and said there were no issues. i can see the urgency to get this started. if it is a hot water system, they are going to be without hot water for a little bit. if it is just for heating, that is different. both will be down for a while. >> thank you. >> item #5 -- an item on the update of gray water systems. >> good morning. this is in regards to the plumbing plan check for gray water. i spoke with the puc as of last night as far as where we are at and i know we are questioning where we were at and how we are going forward. as of right now, we have new inspectors coming forward. we have inspectors coming forward for that plan check and we are doing it as needed and as referred to by the puc. there also putting it in a handout and the booklet they will have for contact information with the department

her walker was stolen from outside their home on sunday night. we explained how the family is handling life without the special device. >> this to euro like to play and explore she need a walker just like this one to move around and her parents say that when she got the red metallic walker it opened up a new world for her. >> she has developed and of delays he cannot walk on her own she is now learn how to crawl yet, she cannot talk yet. >> the family came home on sunday night the father left the walker somewhere in this area right here and he carried his daughter inside initially he thought his wife or maybe a neighbor pick it up but then he realized that it was gone. the 3400 donna walker took the months to get, especially made for her and she only had for a little over one month. without her parents had to carry her around everywhere. exploring on her own can be a challenge. >> she is already so far behind to cannot afford to be any farther behind. >> police issued these flyers there's a picture of the walker right here the family says it did

there is a picture of the walker right here. if they don't get it back it could take months months to get it back. alejandra cerball, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures today were similar to yesterday. on the cool to mild side. depending on where you are. 65 in san francisco. 73 redwood city. 80 inland and 80 in san jose. as we head into the next several days big changes in store, temperatures warming up. we will have minimal fog tomorrow morning. temperatures warm 5-15 degrees as a result. friday, no fog at all. it will be warmer on friday. warm weather continue into saturday but we will see the fog return sunday. i will have details in a bit. >>> at one time it was highlighted as a company of the future. but today in a surprise move solyndra closed its doors. they have filed for bankruptcy and 1100 workers are now laid off. kron 4's rob fladeboe has defails. >>> the last thing he expected to be doing on wednesday was pushing his tool box through the parking lot after being laid off. >> reporter: hard feelings? >> no. not for the co

> look at that nice walker! yeah! do you remember that? cammy do you remember? >> yes. >> wow. >> the 2-year-old was born a rare genetic disorder making movement very difficult. she has been fitted with a $3,000 walker but the device was stolen from the sidewalk in front of her alameda home. >> something like that happens and it's just making it harder. and it's just, you know this is heart breaking. >> joel and dave after seeing a news report about the missing walker deciding to buy her a new one. >> and we can see there was a lot of specialized equipment and decided to contact the manufacturer to see if we can see what the value is and see if we can work something out. >> very happy. and relieved it makes us feel wonderful. to see the hearts of humankind coming through. >> say thank you. >> how are you feeling now? >> i feel good. >> i feel good too. >> it's nice. >> just back in business. is she not? >> she can get a sense of independence that other kids have. and that is when they first learn to walk. >> and

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last month, someone stole a $3400 walker off the family porch. today, thanks to a generous father and son, she received a brand-new walker. dave and joe of san jose were so touched by cambria's story, they bought her a replacement walker with their own money. >> i feel good. i feel good we were able to help her out. it's awesome. she is very cute and her parents are very nice. >> she gave her new walker a spin today as her parents and her baby brother, darren, cheered her on. >>> a bay area transit official, many of them are warning that more fare hikes could be on the horizon. if congress approves proposed cuts. union leaders joined officials from bart for what they call the day of action. they urged passengers to wear red in support of public transit. caltran officials today said the proposed funding cut threatened critical projects to upgrate infrastructure. considering a bill to cut by 1/3. >> a san francisco supervisor put forth a plan to make riding muni free for children going to and from school. david campos wants to provide free passes t

walker's saying he doesn't know about this? that doesn't sound like walker.nkie. pect of the political operation and the governing eration. it's the one thing you can't criticize him on. he's very engaged and what's significant here, ed, is that the woman whose house was raided, cynthia archer was his top political point person when he served as milwaukee county executive and when he moved to the governorship he put her in as a top political appointee in the key agency dealing with his budget and his budget repair bill. she was the point person on security for the capital. her name is all over e-mails talking about how to lockdown the capital and talking about what to do with the protests. so the notion that he is not engaged with what's happening to her isn't aware of what's going on with her in this investigation, it just seems beyond the pail. >> how are democrats in the state responding to this? leched officials, democrats, if cynthia archer did work on the taxpayer's time for his political engine and she was very involved in writing the anti-union bill,

a nice walker! yea. you remember that? >> the 2-year-old was born with a rare disorder to make movement difficult. she had been -- it had been stolen from her home. >> it makes it that much harder. it's heartbreaking. >> after seeing a news report about the missing walker they decided to buy her a new one. >> we could see engineering and specialized equipment attached to it. we decided to contact the manufacturer to see what the value is and if we could work something out. >> one. two. >> i feel great. very happy. relieved. >> it makes us feel wonderful, to see the heart and human kind come through. >> say thank you! >> how are you feeling? >> good. how about you? >> in alameda, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> coming up, president obama will return to the bay area for another online town hal meeting. but this time, he will have competition. >> the palestinian bid for statehood enters critical day at the united nations. i'm scott goldberg. that is coming up. >> cramped rooms no place to cook and a long walk to school. how does

nice walker. him if you remember that? you remember? >> yes. >> wow!orter: 2-year-old girl was born with a rare genetic disorder that makes movement very difficult. she has been fitted with a 3000 dollarxd walker but the little ready vase was stolen from the sidewalk in front of her alameda home. >> something like that happens and is it makes it just that much harder. it just, you kno know, is heart breaking. >>reporter: joel and dave bart manufacturing in san jose after seeing a news report about her missing walker, they decided to buy her a new one. >> we could see there was a lot of engineering and specialize equipment attached to it so we decided let's contact the manufacturer and see if possibly we could see what the value is and see if we could work something out. sfivrjts very happy. it makes us feel wonderful to see the heart of human contained coming through. >> say thank you mr. wise mart. >>reporter: how are you feeling. >> i feel in really good. how about you jolie. it's nice. >> back in business is she not. >> she can get that little sense

commissioner walker: move to approve. >> minutes are approved. all in favor? item 10 is adjournment. commissioner walker: move to adjourn. commissioner hechanova: all in favor? thank you.

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her like this one to move around do when she got a new metallic walker it opened up birdlife >> has developmental call let delays and does not know how to walk and does not now how to crawl >> the father left the walker somewhere around here and carried his daughter inside them when they were getting ready to leave they realize the walker was gone it was a specially made for harm she only had it for over a month in with out of her parents have to carry her around everywhere exploring on her own is a challenge >> see is already so far behind >> this is a picture of the walker right here if they do not get it back it'll take months at to get another one. >> as san francisco employee that was shot outside when he took a smoke break has died police believe it was a case of mistaken identity later on another man was fatally shot in the same neighborhood no rest have been made in either case arrest has been made on the hit-and-run a involving an elderly woman the driver hit a 74 year-old woman with his motor home she was taken to the hospital where she was an announced tesdead. >> which f

commissioner walker: the $1,326 represents fees only, no penalties? >> that is the cost we incurred in handling the case at this point. commissioner lee: anything else? thank you. homeowner rebuttal? >> this is in response to whether there are active electrical and plumbing contracts on the property. we have asked the plumbing and electrician to boulder on permits. i apologize. i lay have what i pulled off the online web site, but there was the midpoint inspection this year for plumbing and electrical as well as the insertion of a fireplace. but they have not been a final -- they have not been finaled because the house has not yet been inspected. we have not have final inspection. thank you. >> commissioners, it would appear all the rough inspections have been done on the property and we are awaiting final. commissioner lee: ok. any more questions? ok. >> it is always troubling to me when, you know, in the midst of a house selling that had previous problems those issues have not been shared with the new purchaser. i think that is an ongoing problem. h

>> reporter: he bought his daughter a specialized walker two months ago. >> in this walker she can be part of it an active participant in life. >> reporter: but on sunday night, in the blink of an eye -- >> the walker was gone. >> reporter: time is of the essence because the walker was special ordered and made, daniel can't just run to the local target and pick up another one. >> it's not the money. it's the time it takes. cambria needs it now. she wants to walk today. developmentally, there is a window period where you can attain these skills. and then it slowly disappears. >> reporter: alameda police are asking the public for help. >> something like this that helps a special needs child adapt to the world, it's something we would like to find very, very much. >> when she can do something in return, like i put my tongue out at her, and her little tongue goes poke, and it is just 1,000 sunrises. >> reporter: if you have any idea who might have taken the walker and how to reunite her with it alameda police want to hear from you. reporting from alameda, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >> maybe

walker, from the true hope church of god and christ. dr. walker.se] >> to the state leadership, san francisco leadership, and community leadership, let me say to all of you who are here today as a make preparations to indulge in prayer, i would like to get your attention. this is of great and wonderful day for the city, st. francis, by way of the golden gate. you cannot have a world-class city without will class leadership for the community and world class people. bayview hunters point is a world-class community. i thought i would read a couple of versus from first timothy chapters one vs one and two, which will be corporate for this invocation. would you be so kind to doubt your head momentarily. first of all, prayer, and giving of thanks be made of all men. four kings and all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness. in the name of god and jesus, we thank you that the leadership of this groundbreaking for this place of wisdom, the place where they can come and make this community more positive. there are a lot of posi

on tuesday a father and son brought a new walker to her.u can see the father and son who purchased the walker said they were touched by the story and fell like they had to do something. >> an end of the big story woman gave birth on an airplane bound for sfo. she is traveling on a philippines airlines when she went into labor. fortunately there were three nurses on board and help with the delivery the nurses and crew members to the woman to the upper level of the plane her son was born at about 3:30 p.m. monday afternoon the woman was traveling with her older son there were scheduled to board a connecting flight to boston that never happened instead she was taken here to the hospital where she and the newborn will stay for the next couple days. both mom and baby are doing just fine. >> are big weather story tonight, hot weather continues the actually set a new record high in napa, 97 degrees broke the previous record by four degrees and we tied the record in concord, also tied a record in hayward. it was 101 degrees today in livermore, 94 i

the walker was stolen from the family's home in alameda on sunday. the family is willing to forgive whoever took it. >> bring it back, no questions asked. we just need it. >> something like this that helps a special needs child adapt to the world, something we would like to find very, very much. >>> a new walker will take months to order and bill to help her physical and mental development. if you have any information, please call alameda police. >>> veteran san jose police officer with history of problems with the force is in truck again. patrick d'arrigo is under arrest. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: this officer patrick d'arrigo did work with children with teenagers at a high school here in san jose. and also we are finding out that it's one thing to fire an officer for bad behavior as he was earlier this -- in the last couple of years, but keeping them off the force is tricky. 44-year-old officer patrick d'arrigo was on duty at the san jose police department when gilroy police came to arrest him for multiple counts of child molestation. >> th

she can't walk without an expensive custom walker.we reported someone stole her original walker last month. david joe wisebart a father and son saw the story and they called to find out how they could help. well they dug deep and they raised money to buy this new walker for cambria. and they gave it to her today. >> i think it's sad to see a girl having these problems and for someone to steal her walker. it helps her interact and communicate with other kids. >> it's really wonderful, it's a great day. >>> scientists are reporting what may be significant news in the fight against aids. they say they found a way to disarm the virus. laboratories in several u.s. facilities and in london say hiv is unable to damage the immune system if cholesterol is removed from the membrane of the virus. it's not killed but it's like an army that has its flags but no weapons. if they figure out how to deactivate the entire virus it may offer a whole new approach to developing a vaccine against aids. >>> two separate studies suggests breast milk makes ch

so owners of bart manufacturing saw the story on tv and wanted to help by building cambria a new walker. >> and it was a little more intricate than we anticipated, so we called the manufacturer. decided it would be better just for us to purchase it. >> reporter: so today, a special delivery. the gift of kindness from a complete stranger repaid with a tiny handshake. >> it's just wonderful to have her back in this walker and to see her kind of gurgling and looking up at the sky. >> i think there's a definite satisfaction giving somebody that, you know, something like this that's really specialized and a real need. we feel very fortunate that we could do that for her. >> reporter: turning the baby steps most of us take for granted into giant leaps for one little girl. >> yeah! that's a good step. >> reporter: reporting from alameda, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >>> another update to a story we brought you last night. we lighted some san jose sidewalks that needed fixing. this was the sidewalk at country lane school with huge cracks and hazards which the school district was responsible for fixi

the $3400 walker was custom built for two-year-old andrea harks. we heards that night that joel weisbart of bart manufacturing saw this story and is now buying a replacement walker. it is said to be delivered to their home in two weeks >>> evidence of super nova will be visible on earth tonight annual tomorrow night. anyone with a pair of binoculars or a low power telescope can see the explosion in the big dipper constellation. >>> and a reminder that we will carry the president's speech live. have a great day.

the tuesday at the family delivered in a walker. the family says they are elated does someone in the community stepped up for a child in need. >> it was absolutely wonderful it was michael k. there is christians. those that the mining industry in the flyers, when it be great if his gotten one into month instructed that profit. it it would be like christmas morning kind of spirit get and then when he called instead >> the father and son on the manufacturing co. the incentives of the story originally and were touched >> it walks like this kossel >> in oakland famine--- parrington teachers rally. the spoken about saving the military school. here we are on the chopping block in not only is demanding, but they're not telling one-for- one store if they will choppers will we do. >> the school district says it is money did the many schools open because there simply are not as many children enrolling all connecting the spending cut to the entire school system. in morgan hill, of japan should then be referred to what it promised to the ongoin