francisco board of supervisors i'm supervisor mar and joined by supervisor avalos and clerk linda wong my noumentdz. >> yes. phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. items acted upon today will be on the june 14th agenda. >> i'd like to thank our sfgovtv bill dill lane and jennifer lowe foretell casting us today. clerk linda wong i think we need a motion to excuse chair mark farrell that's sick so can we do that we'll take that without objection. thank you. clerk linda wong call the first item >> number one is the resolution to approve the new contract modifications to security services for the human services agency for february 2014 to january 2015 in the amount of 189.8 million. we have mr. david the ceo ceo >> good morning. i'm the director of contracts and facilities in way of background this is one of the larger security guard contracts in the city this particular one has been highly competitive in an city that's very expensive i'm sure supervisor avalos reminds in 2009 when guards mark got this contract we are before you in ear

wong do you want to - and could you repeat kelly wong can you repeat questions >> sure. >> do you not have this we're referring in the packet. >> commissioner wolfram wanted to make sure we had this this was what the approval was based on and we're rev reapproving that. >> this is the letter this was written by the historic board we have a duty to make sure all the concerns that were addressed by previous entity that looked at this particular project clearly be a part of your analysis and your condition of approval. >> ; right? >> so kelly wong departmental staff i'll go down point by point spiefksdz and plans we're submited and that's not something to deal with the specifications for the exterior work again is appropriate and again, i had stated in my presentation that we'll work with the project sponsor for the drawings details and specifications to be submitted for approval. and bullet .3 the property around the roof will also be accurately replicated based on the documentary evidence and the new materials will actually be in terry cot so we have the general approach to reciprocate

wong is currently appearing in "the m orphan of zhao." in his latest stage role, he plays the country doctor who faces a heart breaking choice in the classic chinese legend of family, honor, and revenge. first, a clip from "the orphan of zhao." >> you betrayed my friend, that noble minister. you betrayed the princess who entrusted her child to her and you betrayed the orphan of zhao. >> i was only ever a simple doctor. i did not know this minister. i do not know this orphan of zhao. the name means nothing to me. >> the name means nothing to you. >> reporter: b.d. wong, welcome to newsroom. >> thanks. >> reporter: what was it like to have your act premier in front of a hometown audience? >> it's a big deal for me and my family. i was a kid when i went to the stage. pardon me. it's an incredible invitation to be able to act there and to actually have it happen was mind-blowing to me. >> reporter: how do you prepare for a role like this? you play a country doctor who has to sacrifice his son in order to save the son of a massacred clan. how

last night it was a chance for his hometown of fremont to pay its respects. . >> parents of david wong told their own story of amazing grace, their struggle to live on after the senseless killing of their 20-year-old son, their only child. >> all of our future dreams and hopes was all upon him. >> charlie wong and jane liu poured out their heart to family and friends at harbor light church. they say their community and their faith sustained them. >> the hardest thing for me is to be alive. i prayed to god that why this happen to me? god didn't give me a answer. instead, he put a lot of love around me. >> we will keep on living. . >> david's parents remember him as a straight a student who wanted to start his own company. he was a computer game whiz who with the highest possible sat math score but never bragged. . >> you are in my heart forever and ever. >> david's mother said if david were here, he would tell them life is precious. help stop the violence and make the world a safer place. back to you. . >> david wong would have turned 21 next month. >>> the obama administration has just

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steve, it's changing. >> fabulous claudine wong. >> the fabulous claudine wong. >> yes. big changes here dave and claudine. we have a system dropping down in the pacific northwest. boy did that sec in a lot of high and mid level clouds. low clouds windy and cooler. there will be a lot of 70s in areas that should be around 80- 83. 50s on the temps. santa rosa at 48. even is really close here on the temps. 22 oakland. 36 out at travis and from sfo to hayward it's more of a westerly breeze. gusts to 18 half-moon bay. and look at this. we could have used these way back in december and january. they are here now and cooling us down. windy and cooler. morning low clouds will give way to mostly sunny skies. 70s for inland. and temperatures today 60s and 70s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at a commute that looks pretty good on all the freeways and especially in the east bay. right now is a good time for you go. 880 north and southbound looking good. a five minute drive time from downtown oakland to the coliseum exit. also looking at the drive at the bay br

reporter: david wong had made plans to move out of the capri apartments in isla vista. he and his friend shared the unit with eliot rodger. investigators say rodger murdered wong, hong, and their friend, george chen, stabbing them to death. he then went on a murdering killing spree on the streets, shooting three more students to death and injuring 13 others. his mother said that her son had planned on moving out at thened of this semester and moving in with his friends at the beginning of next semester and continuing his studies. reporting live in fremont, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> fire investigators digging through the ashes of a warehouse fire are trying to figure out what started the fire. firefighters will likely have to put out hot spots for a couple days at the warehouse, once the size of a super wal-mart. this was a nut and fruit processing plant and police first reported the fire at 10:30 last night. these are flames before dawn today. calfire says good timing helped save the building's owner from losing more. >> the gentleman told me they had finished doin

reporter: david wong had made plans to move out of the capri apartments in isla vista. he and his friend shared the unit with eliot rodger. investigators say rodger murdered wong, hong, and their friend, george chen, stabbing them to death. he then went on a murdering killing spree on the streets, shooting three more students to death and injuring 13 others. his mother said that her son had planned on moving out at thened of this semester and moving in with his friends at the beginning of next semester and continuing his studies. reporting live in fremont, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> fire investigators digging through the ashes of a warehouse fire are trying to figure out what started the fire. firefighters will likely have to put out hot spots for a couple days at the warehouse, once the size of a super wal-mart. this was a nut and fruit processing plant and police first reported the fire at 10:30 last night. these are flames before dawn today. calfire says good timing helped save the building's owner from losing more. >> the gentleman told me they had finished doin

that church when wong's parents took to the podium. they shared their heart ache in losing their only song. their faith and the community support is keeping them strong. >> this is the most difficult time in my life. the hardest thing for me is to be alive. >> reporter: jin liu spoke about her pain of losing her son, his american name david. >> i'm missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulder. holding my hand. hugging me. >> reporter: their son one of elliot rogers first victims in a violent killing spree back. the student was stabbed to death inside the isle of vista apartment the two shared. >> mom and dad are so proud of you. you were our joy. >> reporter: a 2012 fremont graduate, wong was known for his love of basketball. a computer operator student wanted to start his own computer operations company. >> all our love and joy went with you. >> reporter: their hearts calm knowing their son will not be forgotten. these two sharing the same cry at other families. >> love is so valuable, it's so precious, it is a time to stop viol

. >> the sweatshirt was given to forensic analyst mary wong. killer used a .38-caliber handgun, there was the potential of gunshot residue on the sleeves. >> when a weapon is discharged, a cloud of gas is formed and then these particles are then deposited on any surface in the vicinity of the discharge. >> wong processed the sleeves and cuffs with a stub sampler, an aluminum disk with a carbon tape adhesive surface. the sample was bombarded with electrons, and the x-rays revealed three chemical elements -- lead, antimony and barium. >> if those three elements are present, then that leads me to believe that that particle is actually a primal gunshot residue particle. >> this meant kevin rice's killer was wearing this sweatshirt. was it possible that the killer lived in the auburn manor apartments? >> the decision was made by the supervisors to send those keys out with teams of detectives to see, or at least rule out, if those keys went to any of the apartment buildings. >> rockford police. >> investigators tried the keys in dozens of apartment d

david wong graduated from fremont christian school and in his sophomore year when he died. wong and his friends, george chen and james hong, both from san jose were stabbed to death by elliott roger. tonight's memorial took place in fremont where the campus of wong's alma-mater is located. his mother remembered him as a a -- as an affection gnat young man with a promising future ahead. >> i am missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulders, holding my hands, hugging me. >> wong was planning on returning to fremont to spend his summer break in the bay area. >>> in southern california, the fathers of killer elliott roger and christopher michaels martinez met privately today. a family spokesperson for one of the fathers say film producer peter roger and richard martinez spoke for the first time since the masacre. no media or cameras were present. martinez has been an outspoken critic in the nation's gun laws in the days following his son's killing. >>> there will be extra police at an oakland elementary school tomorrow morning. this after a parent is accused of attacking

david wong graduated from fremont christian school and in his sophomore year when he died. wong and his friends, george chen and james hong, both from san jose were stabbed to death by elliott roger. tonight's memorial took place in fremont where the campus of wong's alma-mater is located. his mother remembered him as a a -- as an affection gnat young man with a promising future ahead. >> i am missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulders, holding my hands, hugging me. >> wong was planning on returning to fremont to spend his summer break in the bay area. >>> in southern california, the fathers of killer elliott roger and christopher michaels martinez met privately today. a family spokesperson for one of the fathers say film producer peter roger and richard martinez spoke for the first time since the masacre. no media or cameras were present. martinez has been an outspoken critic in the nation's gun laws in the days following his son's killing. >>> there will be extra police at an oakland elementary school tomorrow morning. this after a parent is accused of attacking

alan wong is live where fireworks stands are preparing to open tomorrow. alan? >> this is one of the fireworks stands ready to begin selling tomorrow morning. there is a lot of concern over what could happen on july 4th. the alameda county fire department said there more fireworks related problems on the days leading up to the holiday and on the days after. these tnt fireworks stands will be open on saturday. in dublin and 9 n newark. five in tracy and 17 in union city. >> i will not be buying any firework this is year because i feel with the draught conditions it's a hazard and i don't know why towns are still allowing this to be done. >> there is a lot of concern in the dry hot regions where grass fires have been frequent. >> people are going to drink and do something stupid. >> that's the fourth of july celebrating at four public parks. anything that goes up in the sky and explodes is illegal. >> dublin is right on the border. you can see fireworks and hear them. >> that's what worries many residents. >> how often do you get calls of people not obeying the la

commissioner wong? >> thank you. i just had a concern when i read about this second sustained complaint, it looks like there is more to it than maybe what is reported here, it seems like there was a total break down in this juvenile being detained and brought through the process and intergated and not mirandaized and what happened with that case? was it filed? was it a case where they thought that they were never going to file charges and so they did not brother to follow the procedure and it just likes this one went all the way through, there was more to it and i am happy to look it up and speak to it off line because of the office of the juvenile. >> okay, sure. >> commissioner turman? >> please call item c. commission reports. >> commission reports, and discussion and president's report. >> and i want to report that since last week's meeting and myself and commissioner wong, visited yesterday with the officers for justice, and one of our groups, and we met with them out on the third street office and

alan wong is live where fireworks stands are preparing to open tomorrow. alan? >> this is one of the fireworks stands ready to begin selling tomorrow morning. there is a lot of concern over what could happen on july 4th. the alameda county fire department said there more fireworks related problems on the days leading up to the holiday and on the days after. these tnt fireworks stands will be open on saturday. in dublin and 9 n newark. five in tracy and 17 in union city. >> i will not be buying any firework this is year because i feel with the draught conditions it's a hazard and i don't know why towns are still allowing this to be done. >> there is a lot of concern in the dry hot regions where grass fires have been frequent. >> people are going to drink and do something stupid. >> that's the fourth of july celebrating at four public parks. anything that goes up in the sky and explodes is illegal. >> dublin is right on the border. you can see fireworks and hear them. >> that's what worries many residents. >> how often do you get calls of people not obeying the la

alan wong is live where fireworks stands are preparing to open tomorrow. alan? >> this is one of the fireworks stands ready to begin selling tomorrow morning. there is a lot of concern over what could happen on july 4th. the alameda county fire department said there more fireworks related problems on the days leading up to the holiday and on the days after. these tnt fireworks stands will be open on saturday. in dublin and 9 n newark. five in tracy and 17 in union city. >> i will not be buying any firework this is year because i feel with the draught conditions it's a hazard and i don't know why towns are still allowing this to be done. >> there is a lot of concern in the dry hot regions where grass fires have been frequent. >> people are going to drink and do something stupid. >> that's the fourth of july celebrating at four public parks. anything that goes up in the sky and explodes is illegal. >> dublin is right on the border. you can see fireworks and hear them. >> that's what worries many residents. >> how often do you get calls of people not obeying the la

. >> reporter: the parents of way hon david wong told their own story of going on. >> all of our future dreams and hopes was all upon him. >> reporter: they poured out their heart to family and friends at harbor light church. they say their community and their faith sustained them. >> the hardest thing for me is to be a live. i pray to god that why this happen to me. god, he don't give me an answer. instead, he put a lot of love on me. >> we will keep on living, depending on god and praising him. >> reporter: david's parents remember him as a straight a student who wanted to start his own company. he was a computer game whiz with the highest possible s.a.t. math score but never bragged. >> you are in my heart forever and ever. >> reporter: david's mother said if david were here, he would tell them love is precious, help stop the violence. >>> wong's family is planning a private funeral later this week. >>> officials in oakland are reviewing seven years of police disability retights after find -- retirements after finding an ex-cop may have abused them. now city reps say that oakland pla

i'm jason wong from oma, the lead architect for the project. when we first approached this design we were really excited about the site, not because of its presence in san francisco, but because its presence in the transbay neighborhood. it's an opportunity where developers and architects are creating a new neighborhood and being a part of that was very exciting and interesting for us. this site in particular surrounded by folsom street is a very unique site with particular conditions on each side for us to react to. we started by looking at a master plan of the whole area. along folsom street and also the transbay park at block three. despite that ambition for connect tiffty there's a lot of connectivity challenges around the site, partly because of infrastructure so this is at clem and fremont street where there's no crossing so we thought about wanted to propose a crossing there to connect the clement park and transbay park and wanted to do more with the courtyard exterior space within the middle of the block that was prescribed by the devel

ktvu's claudine wong is here with the search and information from the coast guard. >> reporter: we are in sauce lido below the golds -- sauce sauce lido below the golden gate bridge. the search will continue into the night. the priority simple. find the person who was on board when it went down. >> the first signs signs of trouble came from the west side of the golden gate bridge. at 4:15 a.m. this morning the coast guard got a distress signal. the coast guard knew what kind of boat they were looking for. a 30-foot sailing vessel. a boat matching the description came in from the east side of the bridge. down near the cliffs of yellow bluff. it was on the rocks but later submerged. divers confirmed the vessel was the ship but there was no sign of whoever was on board. we saw cutters making their way back and forth across the water. the north and central bay. crews stopping to switch out before heading out again. >> reporter: back outs here live, we want to give you an idea of where the boat is located. just over that hill. as we said the distress signal came from well past the golden ga

in dublin, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> authorities say a stash of illegal fireworks found during a bust in contra costa county is about 1,000 pounds bigger than originally thought. investigators now say they seized 3500 pounds of fireworks, they were brought in from indiana and were being sold on craigslist. the fireworks are estimated to be worth $80,000. >>> pittsburgh police arrested luis medina of crown point, indiana, jose hernandez of richmond and ivan medina of oakley. fireworks will be especially dangerous this fourth of july because of the dry conditions. that's why the oakland fire department is relieved the city's brown-outs are going to end on july 1st. brown-outs are when fire stations temporarily close to save money. oakland's fire chief says she's thankful because the department will need all its resources this summer. >>> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for-profit corinthian colleges. attorney general kamla harris wants a federal court to order corinthian colleges to tell prospective students about the company's poor financial health. they own thre

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong.e get a first look at the weather. you said it, a little june gloom out there? >> yes, in some parts of the bay but how about a beautiful morning over the walnut creek area and mount diablo. some of us have sunshine, some of us who had cloudy skies yesterday have a little sunshine in the inland areas, like livermore this morning. some of us not only dealing with the fog but it's patchy and dense along the coastline. over parts of the north bay as well. the good news, marine layer not as thick and will be a better burn off today. first the current temperatures, chilly in santa rosa and know vato -- novato, in the 40s in the overnight hours. now that the sun is up we'll begin to see a turnaround but it will take a little while. the rest of us in the 50s. 52 hayward with mostly cloudy skies. antioch with mostly cloudy skies. half-moon bay, mostly cloudy, a little patchy drizzle and temperatures holding in the 50s. here are the numbers from yesterday -- here is where we are going for today

. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was to start growing food and giving it away. and getting my neighbors to who had space and having a kind of event that brings people together not to run our food program this time around but to share the wealth of the abundance of our welfare. we were all divorce and as part of our philosophy of working together and working together. >> what's the most rewarding aspect of volunteering for the free farm stand. >> well,

seven million people tune in to see wong crack jokes on china's state tv. realized he had a knack for stand-up while studying in the u.s. why do you think stand-up comedy is becoming more popular in china? >> i think one of the reasons is because young people now have their own individuality. like, when i was growing up, all i wanted to do was to be just the same as everybody else. i'm not a very religious person, but i think i'm going to go to heaven, anyway. maybe illegally. ( laughter ) >> reporter: appearances on the "letterman show" made him popular, but it was this jab at the american vice president that went viral in china. >> i actually read your autobiography. and today i see you. i think the book is much better. ( laughter ) >> he found it funny. poking fun at a politician and he's sitting right there. >> reporter: you wouldn't do that in china? >> that's something people usually don't see here. ( laughter ). >> they come to a show because they want to laugh and they want to enjoy their lives, and that's not fundamentally different than people in

>> aye. >> commissioner wong? >> aye. the vice president is absent. president lazarus? >> aye. >> thank you. the vote is 4 to 0. those minutes are adopted. >> okay, thank you. so, i'm going to call item number 5 next since item 4 has been withdrawn. mr. yea, this is the item for translation, okay. so, this is appeal number 14-0 80, marie morales versus the department of building inspection with planning department approval. the property is at 2386 30th avenue. protesting the issuance on may 1st, 2014 to [speaker not understood] of an alteration permit to remove an unpermitted kitchen styled by previous owner on the legal habitable ground floor per plans and disconnect utilities, touch-up paint and finish, revert this area back to last legal use. so, we will start with the appellant. you have 7 minutes to present your case. >>> good afternoon. good afternoon, board. my name is marie morales and i'm the appellant in question. i'm a tenant at 2386 30th avenue. i'm here to contest the permit in question, number 201 4 042 04 598 on the basis of -- >> would you mind speaking

so there were lots and lots of casualties. >> jan wong along with some other journalists retreated tom at the beijing hotel which overlooks the square. >> the rest of the night, we just watched this carnage unfold. >> this is about the worst you can do to your own citizens, and they're doing it. that armored personnel group, as it worked its way down the main street toward tiananmen square, was firing at demonstrators. >> it was a bloodbath. i mean, you have one side with military-grade weapons, and then you have people in their summer dresses with their children. it's a massacre. >> the next day, "ap" still photographer, jeff widner convinces a man he just met named kirk to let him camp out in his room at the beijing hotel. jeff shoots photos until he runs out of film, but kirk locates one roll and gives it to jeff. >> i had one roll of film and had to make it last. >> by the morning of june 5th, the siege of tiananmen square is nearly over, and most of the protesters have fled. but there is one act of defiance yet to come. one that will live on forever. >> so i get wakened up by thi

commissioner wong? >> actually i hosted a welcome lunch and i wanted to introduce to the non-profits in that area and everyone came away so impressed by the captain and there is e-mails since that meeting that he has been invited to and probably a dozen of forums and he has agreed to go to the mall and i have two e-mails as we are sitting here and he invited me and i don't know if there is a way to do with the commission which is the july second. and he is holding a large community forum in china town and they are expecting several hundred to attend and it is not in the community meeting but it is having it on the night of july second. and it might be a good opportunity and i thank you for the occ to also go out and make a presentation. next week i am going with sergeant pete shields of the special investigation's division and we are flying out to attend the national hate crimes conference. and i will be presenting two trainings there one on the police commissions and one on training for law enforcement

. >> abc7 news reporter allen wong joins with us more on the investigation. allen? >> yes. just a half an hour ago, oakland firefighters put out a spot fire across the ridge up there. and this is a the fire started around 2:00 this afternoon. it took about 300 feet of crews to get down there. when they got down there, it's full of poison oak. it took two drops to suck water out of merit lake. four alarm fire, with 90 firefighters total. let's take a look from sky 7 hd. you can see winds. that is what probably saved this thing from going as far as it did. we're only 3 to 5 miles per hour. this is off of mark and lemur just south of highway 13. turning live now to lisa baker with the oakland fire department. you're calling these very suspicious? >> we have three fires burning in various steep terrain, then, a half hour ago, a fire at the top of the canyon approximately ten by ten. >> so two main fires 12 acres, other about three and a half. if they started what does that say to you? >> it says that our fire investigator is on the scene. we're calling them suspicious at this t

nor man wong is my supervisor in the back. if he doesn't answer my phone calls everyday, contractors would probably get [inaudible]. he's like my lifeline when i'm out in the field and i need to make difficult decisions, he's always there at the me. also, i'm not sure if brian is here. brian is my section manager. he's a big part of this program as well and i'd like to acknowledge him. and thank you to everybody else that showed up. all my friends and families and jerry for your great presentation. >> thank you. [ applause ]. >> next i'd like to ask our enforcement director cammy to come forward to recognize extraordinary action by one of our great parking patrol officers. >> good afternoon, chair, person nolan and rubke. on behalf of the enforcement team, i'd like to express my thanks and present a special recognition to parking control anthony lee. on thursday, september 26th of last year, parking control officer anthony lee went beyond the call of duty. when he assisted a woman who was being assaulted. he was patrolling his

claudine wong obtained the 911 calls after that accident. >> reporter: officials believe the first impact was right here in the back bumper. and officials are saying there's no way the driver did not know it happened. calls from drivers who watched it happen started coming in after 11:30 yesterday afternoon. >> there's been a very serious accident on highway 580. a car swerved and hit a truck. >> reporter: it and on westbound 580 in the alta mont pass. >> from witnesses statement everybody was going at freeway speeds and the vehicle suddenly swerved to the right. >> it looked like the car swerved. i don't know but it hit him really hard. >> the truck went off the road and flipped about five times. >> reporter: this truck swerved and hit a freeway sign before rolling down an enbankment several times eventually ending up right side up on the onramp. >> do you know if the driver is going to need an ambulance in the overturn. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we'll get that going as well. >> reporter: the truck was heavily damaged. nguyen suffered serious injuries. while others stopped to help the othe

i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. it's chilly outside. >> windy. almost 50 at the altamont pass. there is 25-30 for many. there is a very unseasonably strong cold wind. 72 downtown san jose. already clearing taking place in the north bay. 40s and 50s. and temperatures will rebound slowly today because we have gusts to 26, 25, 23 take your pick. some areas are calm but there is definitely a pretty good breeze from treasure island to the delta. that is the low responsible for it. we will warm it up on wednesday. windy and cooler for most today. morning low clouds will give way to sunshine. 70s inland. 60s and 70s today. these are below normal temps. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute that is getting busier by the moment as we get to the peak of it. this throws people off. in summer it gets light so early. but here we are and traffic is already very slow on the east shore in some spots. but still only a 19 minute drive. when you get to the bay bridge you will be waiting a little longer here. already seeing signs that today may not be the bus

ktvu's claudine wong with how the mayor responds to this. >> reporter: mayor jean quan made it clear she would like to get this conversation back to the issues facing the city but for now the conversation remains on this accident and who is to blame. >> reporter: new surveillance video obtained by ktvu channel 2 news shows the suv driven by mayor jean quan going down market street before the accident. it is quick. can't see what she doing but two blocks later she crashed. >> i was on market when i was hit from the rear. >> reporter: it was a minor accident with the exception of bumps and bruises it doesn't appear anyone was hurt but the other driver's version has people talking. [ talking at the same time ] >> -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she said she insists she didn't touch it. phone records back her up. >> on the seat next to me. wasn't on my hand. clearly i stopped, i called my husband about the accident. >> reporter: there is one part of her story she isn't as adamant about. did she run a red? >> i do not believe so. we will let the investigation confirm or not confirm that

first of all, our clerk clerk linda wong for staying the long hours and thank you for being a great clerk and victor young sometimes when the hours go along but thank you and to john gibner, deputy city attorney our city attorney for being a great sturdy >> supervisor breed. >> one last thing i want to thank supervisor avalos for helping us stay the funding for clean power. thanks >> all right. and i do want to if i didn't do it earlier thanks supervisor avalos fewer leadership you do an amazing job on the budget committee are you have the most experience as american people aid and committee member thank you for your leadership it's been a pleasure. okay colleagues we have a number of motions to entertain our first motion to have the similarly ordinance items one and 20 reflect the changes as indicated in the summary for the 2014-2015 budgets. can we do it unanimously budget committee we'll take that without objection.. item 2 a motion to amend the annual salary upgrading the stipend assigned to hetch hetchy to pay for the costs for the employees who their limited to plastic bag one. the

i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> you said rosemary orozco, maybe triple digits today. >> getting to 100 degrees or slightly above. a live look over a sunny san francisco. here is the difference. many of us had clouds and waking up with sunshine. we have patchy fog and it is along the coast and visibility is along the coastline. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. that is barely hanging object. fairfield at 6 miles an hour. those are two signs that we are going to be warming it up. ridge of high pressure is strengthening over the area. brings warmer air into the area today. temperatures are 70 in antioch and 52 in san francisco and 50 degrees for novato and half moon bay waking up with the partly to mostly cloudy skies. going to 93 in santa rosa and to san jose, 90s as well. around the coast, pacifica for the afternoon. and at the coast it will be a nice beach day. 80 degrees in san francisco. 87 for fremont and for 81 in antioch. if it is too hot for you, temperatures will begin to trend downward by tomorrow. we will l

abc 7 news reporter allen wong has more on how the homeowners didn't have much warning. >> it was hard because we don't really have much. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the home where evan and thornton were going to start their live together. >> we i grabbed my wedding dress and the dog and got out of there. within minutes. and then the house is gone >> they lost everything but the wedding dress after a brush fire ignited along interstate 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles an hour and embers were flying across the highway into the fields of core deal ya. >> at a rapid rate with this wind and vegetation, it was just like a flame thrower. >> reporter: within minutes they were dealing with a five-alarm fire. utility poles caught fire pulling down live wires in the neighborhood. and hector thought his home and dog were gone. when he arrived his home was there and mini the dog was waiting for him. >> i thought the dog was draped. i was worried for the dog. i'm happy, man, to see the dog. >> reporter: all lanes of interstate 680 were shut down for more than two hours durin