are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wong shows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issue this is about keeping high quality teacher at a high quality campus and making it safe for everyone there thank you. >> hi i'm crying it is normal nowadays i'm jessica wong i'm a special ed teacher at the galileo and currently being non-re-elected in a high subject up to february we were down teachers with the exemption of my under graduate i've spent a lot of time as a teacher and parent all in sfusd specifically at alamo and galileo i constantly constantly feel like the sfusd poster child i'm deeply routed in the city and my

fiona wong's family parked their car in front of their alameda home on eagle avenue as usual.in a matter of two hours it was gone. fiona wong, car theft victim "and it's unfair to families like ours because they work hard and its valuable property that's just taken away."the honda was later found spray painted black and damaged.and this is the second time it's happened to them. in the course of one week 8 cars were stolen between march 22nd and march 29th throughout the city - averaging one car per day. although seven were recovered in oakland and across the bay - between amnesty and repair fees fiona says she can't afford to bring the car home. "for us to pay for the car to come out of the junk yard and it was there overnight so it was already over 300 dollars and that's not including the repairs we would have to make." the damage and strange property found in the car led her to believe the cars are being used to committ other crime.lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department "unfortunately thieves sometimes steal cars to disguise their identity. and will use those vehicles to commi

today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all tni

today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven

lonnie wong has the story from sacramento. enjoy the commotion, even though she didn't know the significance of her first birthday celebration. invited guests, the medical team at the pediatric emergency department at the sutter medical center. kyla avey, mom "it's very powssible abigail would not be here wasn't for the doctors...sorry..sniffle shortly after abby was born, her mom took this phone video of her turning blue and having trouble breathing.but when she got to the hospital she looked normal.but dr. paul walsh and his team were persistent.kayla "my husband and i describe it like it was a mad scientist trying to figure out what was going on...a battery of tests lead.successful open heart surgery to fix a restricted aorta was performed a few days later...it was none too soon. dr. paul walsh, medical dir. pediatric e.r. "if you delay the diagnosis you might geta second chance, you might not... it was terrifying a year ago... abby's dad ben avery says the sutter medical used a team approach to help the rest of the family

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wong: how is the government working to counter bioterrorism in australia and abroad to ensure diverse communities? >> yes, i can. the government has responded to the threat of islamist terrorism in australia and overseas by enacting the most comprehensive program of national security legislation performed in a generation. each of the eight trenches of legislation has been part of bipartisan support, and the government has also invested an billion to$8.15 support australia's efforts in combating terrorism. since the threat level was elevated in september 2014, and law enforcement and security 12ncies have disrupted planned terrorist attacks in australia -- the most recent the christmas eve attack in melbourne, which had it been successful, would have resulted in significant loss of life. 62 individuals have been charged with offenses. my online senators of the national security hotline? all members of the australian community should access that, should they have concerns about the behavior of individuals. >> we are now in the lead up to the budget in early may. the government wants its

(pam) reporter lonnie wong has the story from sacramento.igail avey seemed to enjoy the commotion, even though she didn't know the significance of her first birthday celebration. invited guests, the medical team at the pediatric emergency department at the sutter medical center. kyla avey, mom "it's very powssible abigail would not be here wasn't for the doctors...sorry..sniffle shortly after abby was born, her mom took this phone video of her turning blue and having trouble breathing.but when she got to the hospital she looked normal.but dr. paul walsh and his team were persistent.kayla "my husband and i describe it like it was a mad scientist trying to figure out what was going on...a battery of tests lead.successful open heart surgery to fix a restricted aorta was performed a few days later...it was none too soon. dr. paul walsh, medical dir. pediatric e.r. "if you delay the diagnosis you might geta second chance, you might not... it was terrifying a year ago... abby's dad ben avery says the sutter medical used a team approach to help the

welcome to mornings on t, i'm claudine wong. happy saturday. a little bit of rain overnight, we are going to check in with rosemary. first some headlines over the friday night hours. we are at the scene of a landslide, this is in oakland three homes have been red tagged. >> it was coming down overnight. christien kafton, talking about the storms and winds. check out when it was really blowing. it caused some damage to the docks and to the boat. >> it sure did. it did impact the show yesterday at the marina by yacht harbor, we'll tell you what you can expect throughout the weekend at that show. also some travel alerts specifically right there with burt,. >>> first let's get over to rosemary orozco for how this weekend is shaping up. thursday night into friday i was laying there thinking that wind is going. and then last night everything was just -- i mean it felt like a waterfall outside of my house. >> clocked a gust at 76 miles per hour. 62 at the oakland airport. >> that was yesterday? >> thursday night into friday. >> people were talking abo

are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wonghows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issue this is about keeping high quality teacher at a high quality campus and making it safe for everyone there thank you. >> hi i'm crying it is normal nowadays i'm jessica wong i'm a special ed teacher at the galileo and currently being non-re-elected in a high subject up to february we were down teachers with the exemption of my under graduate i've spent a lot of time as a teacher and parent all in sfusd specifically at alamo and galileo i constantly constantly feel like the sfusd poster child i'm deeply routed in the city and my p

commissioner wang is excused and commissioner wong, here. the commission has a quorum. >> thank you, clerk. our first item of business is approval of the minutes from the march 13, 2017 full commission annual planning retreat. any corrections or edit tooz the minutes, colleagues? if you have not yet had a moment to look at them, they are in your packets. hearing no question or ed lts, a motion to approve the minutes of march 13, 2017? >> so moved. >> thank you, commissioner. do i have a second? >> sec. >> commissioner wang. all those in favor? >> aye. >> the motion passes unanimously. >> if you speak into your micro phones, make sure they are in front of your--thank you. >> thank you. so, our next action item is approval the amendments to the bylaws. commissioners at the last meeting on march 13, the commission approved minute to the irc bylaws but a few typo squz couple formatting errors were identified so this item is up for approval again this evening. the amended bylaws are in your packet. again, are there any questions about the edits t

>>> well good morning to you, welcome to mornings on 2, it is sunday april 30 i'm claudine wong. >> i do too. i think i need it. we all need a little motivational music. good morning everyone i'm frank mallicoat. we've got another gorgeous day on tap. we'll tell you all about it in a moment. but first here is some headlines. we begin in washington, d.c. the white house correspondence dinner usually a big night of humor and a bit of roasting for the sitting president, but this year well things were a little bit different. >> president trump refuse today come. we're going to tell you where he decide today go instead, and we'll talk about the message from some of the big speakers of the night. thousands of people gathered in oakland for a march for the environment. >> they did. more on the climate march. the dozens of community groups who attended. we'll have more on that coming up. let's take you out live. >> there's sfo a clear warning. usually that's good news for travelers, but something else that is in the mix today. >> yeah, it could be a bugaboo. the airport's second largest runwa

i'm claudine wong. >> happy sunday. i'm frank mallicoat.alk about the wonderful weather in a moment with mark but first some headlines on this sunday. >>> two cars caught fire and an explosion heard outside of a home in the east bay. the cars are completely destroyed. the fire then spread to the home. >> the family was sleeping inside at the time. more on the investigation that is now underway this morning. >>> and community groups coming together to give groceries to those who can't afford or aren't able to get it themselves. >> more on that program and we will introduce you to the newest group to sign on to help. it's a feel good story. >> it's palm sunday. the pope did hold mass at the vatican this morning. >> he did. more on the pope's message to the tens of thousands gathered at st. peter's square and from all around the world. first, let's check in with our world in the bay area with mark tamayo in for rosemary enjoying the day off. she is smart, she is off and you are working. >> she is smart. >> she timed that well. >> she timed it

will be wednesday also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland(wipe to warriors) this man calvin wongonated mney news. we now know what day the warriors will open the playoffsthey will play game 1 sunday at 12:30 at oracle arena verses the portland trailblazers tip-off is schedule for about 12:30pmgame 2 will be wednesday also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland(wipe to warriors) this man calvin wong donated mney to the warriors foundation and flew out from hong kong just so he could throw to pass to steph curry for his pre-game "tunnel shot" which curry made tonight to the gamecurry 20 points, 5 three-pointers, 8 assists playing only 3 quarters draymond green taking the night off enjoyed itkevin durant was even better 29 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists also played only 3 quarters warriors were rolling early and never looked backfinal: 109-94 warriorswarriors finish regular season with the best record in the nba 67-15 the sharks opened up the stanley cup playoofs in front of a very patriotic corwd in edmonton, canada fans pumped up for the first pla

fiona wong's family parked their car in front of their alameda home on eagle avenue as usual.in a matter of two hours it was gone. fiona wong, car theft victim "and it's unfair to families like ours because they work hard and its valuable property that's just taken away."the honda was later found spray painted black and damaged.and this is the second time it's happened to them. in the course of one week 8 cars were stolen between march 22nd and march 29th throughout the city - averaging one car per day. although seven were recovered in oakland and across the bay - between amnesty and repair fees fiona says she can't afford to bring the car home. "for us to pay for the car to come out of the junk yard and it was there overnight so it was already over 300 dollars and that's not including the repairs we would have to make." the damage and strange property found in the car led her to believe the cars are being used to committ other crime.lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department "unfortunately thieves sometimes steal cars to disguise their identity. and will use those vehicles to commi

i'm claudine wong. dave and gasia have the day off.e have changing weather coming our way. >> when i get serious, i get serious. seriously. >> yeah. >> tomorrow night looks very windy. if you have patio furniture out or something, bring it in now. >> not just in the foothills. >> the hills, the coast. hills. i think it will be windy here as well. that will be tomorrow evening around 7:00, 8:00. gusts around 5,000 feet of 60- plus miles per hour. i know we're not at 5,000 feet. but you get the idea. it will be windy. mostly cloudy day. for april, this is a really impressive system. the only thing kind of missing is cold air. otherwise it doesn't have anything like we had in january or february. but there's a tremendous amount of moisture, a roaring jetstream. ask any pilot and they will tell you they make record time from hawaii back here riding the tail of that. the first one is just off the coast. it won't do anything until tomorrow. very windy for the coast and hills. if it all came over us, more for some areas. 60s and 70s. i'm bank

reporter lonnie wong was there for a day dedicated to the memories of crime victims.t's hard for the family of crime victims not to concentrate on the perpetrators who took their loved ones away.but the focus today was directed to the memory of those who were taken away too soon.that description fits matt garcia to a t...at 22 he was fairfields youngest elected city council member when he was killed in a mistaken identity shooting.a sculpture was dedicated today at the career and college academy that bears his name. finest is the motto of the the matt gacia foundation, which shines through onto a bell in the monument. like corrie chavez, a bystander who was paralyzed two painful years ago by drive by shooters who are still at large.she used a walker to enable her to inaugurate the matt garcia bell monument.... small bells were given out so others could join in a reaffirming key words on the monument.... strength, resilence and justice...in fairfield, lonnie wong (grant) april fourth is "equal pay day for women"and in the bay area ... several companies got directly inv

us and clerk is john carol as well as who will be vauvent linda wong and mr. clerk, any announcements? >> >> devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> could you you, please call item one. >> item no. 1 - department of public health for fys 2017-2018 and 2018-2019, and requesting the department of public health to report. >> thank you the sponsor of this hearing supervisor cable cars good to see you thank you for being here. would you like to begin the presentation. >> great, thank you. >> thank you are barbara garcia director of health and as a staff speaker i hope i can get through the slides a high-level review of our structure and also have budget and just to make sure you all understand your mission to protect and promote the health of all san franciscans we have a population component and with delivery system and quite frankly not many departments have those anymore we have one or the other and lucky we can move our system and improve health overall our di

ktvu claudine wong shows us there is an environmental clean up that continues until this day.re are also plans for development on the island. and hopefully a new and prosperous future. >> reporter: driving around mayor island in vallejo and you experience flashes of a historic past and complicated future. >> we're doing the 650 acres. the city has 150 acres. and the rest is navy property, open space. >> reporter: ed moser is the spokesperson for the primary developer. >> 20 years ago you got signed on to the project. take us through the map and show us what's happening in your 600 plus acres. >> sure. so they fall into really four big buckets. it's environmental clean up, infrastructure, commercial development and residential development. environmental clean up is taking place all throughout the island. we have about 60% of our acreage cleaned up and cleared to go and with additional buildings cleared for commercial use. >> reporter: new home development and millennial focus commercial businesses sit just a couple miles away from a desolate landscape of condemned buildings. >>

you can join claudine wong this weekend for a bay area people on president trump's first 100 days. you can catch bay area people tomorrow morning on ktvu or sunday at 9:00 a.m. on ktvu plus. >>> a nice warm day today. temperatures came up a few degrees. we will ratchet up a few more degrees tomorrow. these are your highs from friday. 78 in nasa and vallejo, pretty darn warm. they will get into the upper 70s and the lower 80s. sunday is nothing to sneeze at. on monday and tuesday it'll really warm up with some low 90s. this pattern this ridge and the jet stream, right? and the trough, this trough right out here will cause a lot of problems for folks out in the plains and out in the mississippi valley. severe weather over the next couple of days with tornadic activity and no word of that ridge of high pressure. we set up this pattern that will keep us quite warm and quite nice and quite dry, quite cloud free. 63 at walnut creek right now. 64 fairfield. the winds are coming out of the north, northeast right now. that's how you know it will be warm tomorrow. the air is sinking. the air

john carol and linda wong thank you jesse larson and phil jackson from sfgovtv so for assisting us today madam clerk, any announcements? devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the

wong withdrew $6,000. then drove to nearby grocery store.n't realize he was being followed. a guy grabbed him as he tried to walk into the store. >> he just grabbed for my pock pocket. right this pock where the money was. >> these types of criminals i consider them cowards. they target elderly folks, and people they think are vulnerab vulnerable. >> both wong and suspect tumbled to the ground. the guy did get the cash hopped in get away car and took off. detectives are hoping someone in that parking lot full of people got a good look at the license plate. >> let's hope so. >>> in your health tonight, even more health benefits to running. new study finds running five minutes a day can add years to your life. researchers say the exercise may be the single most effective washout to increase live expectancy. it's part of the rhee results from a study in the medical journal of the cardiovascular disease. researchers found runners tend to live about three years longer than those who don't run. >>> here we go. it is shaping up to be one tough mosqu

eddie wong. >> that means he's alive. not just alive, minor injuries. >> i don't think that would have been the same outcome if he would have been on the left-hand side driving. >> it was the only part of the car that wasn't completely crushed was that small area where the driver was sitting. a lucky, lucky escape. >>> every couple has their thing. and for tristan and reagan, they enjoy shed hunting. every year deer shed their antlers and going to hunt for them is very popular. he placed a specific antler out in the wild hoping that she'll find it. they stumble upon this one and she says there's one. picks it up, turns it over. there's a message on that bad boy. >> that's cute. >> once it sinks in that he's proposing to her, she looks up. he's on his knee. she embraces him. he says he knows she's the one because they're on the -- she found one. >>> this next couple they went to the most magical clas on earth. chloe is so obsessed with chip and dale. >> chippendales or chip and dale? they're very different. >> chip and dal

today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this is time for public comment where you have two minute totion speak. if anyone would like to speak, please come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues. >> i'll makes a motion to send item one to the board with recommendation. >> we can that take that wit

wong provides us with good food we need 7 more b.c. c members i've been reaching out and e-mailing and please 7 more barbara boxer c members specifically two to three filipino many tagalog and other dialogue i know that expiration is interested in providing an arabic speaker so, please if you can commit i'll appreciate it thank you so much >> (clapping.) >> thank you and we don't have any public comment on this item ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> and thank the b.c. c for the report i'm curious if he know who has open space on the b.c. c for appointment you don't have to tell me right now but if we can find out and let us know to think about new appointment that would be great thank you another gentle reminder commissioner murase. >> one for the english forum will be repeated next year or i guess will state be repeated. >> with the dedication i'm sorry with a dedication of the 6 to 7 members an additional 7 you'll provide we will be dedicated to be providing this forum i totally building that the community voice our personalities our student

and introducing carry wong. >> good morning, commissioners. director. and so i am here to please and i am here to present about the grant modification for the living contract, and in collaboration with the mayor's office on housing and community developme development. so a brief background, in july of 2015, collaborated with dos on the institute of aging for the health and medical consultation to survey the real time life care needs of residents in five res denial care facilities for chronically ill and here after i will call them rcfci in san francisco. and i will use this expertise with the community living model and in the focus to focus on the level of care assessments and the community of care transitions to determine that the required level of care as well as the potential support systems when they transition in the community. and so the results of the report summarized the level of care assessments as well as the tenants that were moved to a lower level of care and fl by, freeing up the spaces continuing these assessments we will support the indi

john merrill and balance be know wong.nk you -- balbina wong. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: it is the first papal trip to egypt since pope john paul ii in 2000. pope francis' visit to cairo today comes at a time when egypt's christians are under attack, and the so-called islamic state is emboldened. hari sreenivasan has our story. >> sreenivasan: pope francis received a red carpet welcome, but security was on high alert across the egyptian capital. still, he insisted on driving to the presidential palace in a simple, unarmored blue fiat. >> he is trying to prove to the world that egypt is still safe, no matter what terrorism is trying to do in our country. >> sreenivasan: just three weeks ago, 45 people died when the islamic state bombed christian churches in two egyptian cities on palm sunday. and in december, an isis suicide bomber killed 25 people at cairo's main coptic christian cathedral. in a video message before his arrival, francis called for unity and tolerance. >> ( translated ): i hope that this visit will be

welcome to mornings on 2 saturday, april 2 2-7bd, happy earth day, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank. first we have a few headlines. we begin with a serious story developing, there was a shooting overnight. >> we are hearing from witnesses at the scene, christien kafton. >>> this video has gone viral. intense confrontation between passengers and a flight crew. >> shows american airlines flight attendant challenging a passenger to a flight after allege low hitting a woman with a stroller. we'll have much more on a video coming up shortly. >> as claude even said, happyity day. protests are expected around the by area. first ever march for science will be held in san francisco. >> and so we can local professor to give us an earth day report card. how are we doing on the federal, state and local level. but first let's see how our weekend is shaping up. and feels pretty nice out there. >> i am giving it a two thumbs up. >> cooler, but still nice. we have enjoyable weather for outdoor activities whether you are going to participate in earth day, it is national parks week, you could get into

. >> reporter: kim wong was in a car crash at this san jose intersection more than two years ago. he also recently received a demand from creedens for $1600 that he supposedly owed to the ambulance company, rural metro. >> i was shocked because i never had any news from rural metro about a bill or anything. >> reporter: 25 bay area consumers have told us the same story. more than 70 people contacted our sister station in san diego. they also received a notice from the debt collector before they ever saw a bill. and after it was too late to file an insurance claim. >> they hadn't processed it through insurance and it was an unpaid bill they dumped on collections. >> reporter: we asked the ambulance company for an explanation. it declined our request for an interview n. a statement, a spokesman acknowledged an error though he wouldn't tell us how many people were mistakenly sent to collections. he said the billing issue resulted from a processing change. >> that was the only way out. >> reporter: crudence saw a pattern to people's objections and stopped collections. credence then sa

fiona wong's family parked their car in front of their alameda home on eagle avenue as usual.in a matter of two hours it was gone. fiona wong, car theft victim "and it's unfair to families like ours because they work hard and its valuable property that's just taken away."the honda was later found spray painted black and damaged.and this is the second time it's happened to them. in the course of one week 8 cars were stolen between march 22nd and march 29th throughout the city - averaging one car per day. although seven were recovered in oakland and across the bay - between amnesty and repair fees fiona says she can't afford to bring the car home. "for us to pay for the car to come out of the junk yard and it was there overnight so it was already over 300 dollars and that's not including the repairs we would have to make." the damage and strange property found in the car led her to believe the cars are being used to committ other crime.lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department "unfortunately thieves sometimes steal cars to disguise their identity. and will use those vehicles to commi

john carol and linda wong thank you jesse larson and phil jackson from sfgovtv so for assisting us today madam clerk, any announcements? devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the may 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much call the first item revenue bonds or commercial placing the total principal amount of san francisco international airport subordinate commercial paper notes for any lawful airport. >> thank you i'd like at a call kathy from the airport to make a brief presentation on this item. >> good morning chair cohen i'm kate hartley with the san francisco international airport if i might make a suggestion to call item 2 since the budget analyst report addresses both piece of legislation madam clerk, call item number. >> a aggregate principal amount of san francisco international airport second series revenue bonds to finance and refinance airport capital plan aggregate airport shrina sami vs. the department of building inspection at 555 33rd avenue

i want to thank linda wong who is the clerk of today's clerk. and also sfgov tv, who tapes every meeting and is available to the public after that. and i want to thank the staff there. madam clerk, there are any other nounsments? >> yes, silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards to be part of the file should be submitted to the clerk items it acted upon today should be on the april, 8th board agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, why don't you go ahead and call item one. >> resolution, retroacting the public of health. to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $1,336,000 from the california department of public health to participate in a program entitled hiv care program supplemental for the period of november 30, 2016, through september 29, 2017; and waiving indirect costs. >> okay. so with this presentation. >> good morning, supervisors my name is dean and i am the administrator of the hiv sections and i i am here to request the retroactive approval of the grand in the amount of $1336 million, in the

wong. this is a good presentation and great project. question, the delineators is what we all in the cycling community call the safe hit post snz >> yes. >> great. at the stretch at the rain bow grocery turning lane, will those delineators be on both sides the bike lane or between the moving traffic on the left and not 24 queuing cars on the right? >> initially we will put the posts to the left because we think that is where we get the biggest benefits. we do recognize there will also be the right turn lane against the curb that allows people to drive into the garage and it is possible we will consider that once we observe how well people are navigating that space. >> good. that makes sense because i agree it seems like it is more crucial to have them between the bikes and cars going through traffic. i just want to opponent out that i heard a lot from members of the cycling community that is a favorite street when it raining because you protected by the rain so is nice to see a parking protecting and safe hit post bike lane there. any q

i'm claudine wong in for gasia today. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark.son, he is right over there. >> i remember when that herman -- herman herman album came out. i said i want my hair as long as peter noon. >> and your mom said yeah right. >> you can rock that lock. >> i could pull it off back then. we do have partly cloudy skies. tell me something good. yeah. there will be a little more sunshine today. after yesterday's gray, gray day. it will be a little warmer. 61 in livermore. 61? where should they be? about 74. we will bump you up to 67 today. san jose from 64 to 67. not much change here. maybe a few more breaks in the clouds. still staying in the 50s with a breeze for the dodgers-giants tonight. the bulk stays north. we have enough here. to the north, cloudy skies. to the south, partly sunnys. one more day. and 50s on the temps. the coast is a little stronger. sfo due west at 18. look for a lot of cloud cover today and tomorrow and then high pressure kicks all of this cloud cover out of here and we get sunshine. 60s and 70s. sal, there's a kind of

singing in foreign language ] before heading out to the longhouse, i'm meeting kuching native alex wongf town. now what's up with the karaoke here? i mean, it's popular everywhere, but this is alcohol free karaoke. in my experience, you got to be really -- up to do karaoke, but here apparently not. >> alex: no, no because it's the spirit, you know? our people here, they can party anytime. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so you're coming up river with us? >> alex: yes i am. i am. >> anthony: excited. >> alex: and four days of non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my l

i'm claudine wong. >> a great day. i'm frank mallicoat. happy sunday. we will get to the weather forecast in a moment. first headlines. we are going to take a look at the turnout for the march of science. a big crowd showing up for the rally in san francisco yesterday. >> more be the message. we will take you to san francisco and talk about the turnout across the country. >>> we are keeping an eye on north korea. another u.s. citizen has reportedly been detained. >> we are trying to get more information on that. we are telling you why he was here and where he was taken into custody in north korea. more on that shortly. and a chance to get much needed dental care and it's all free today on the peninsula. >> that's right. we sent allie rasmus down there to check it out. we will check in with her in a few minutes. first over to rosemary. you said yesterday that it would be cloudy.  it was cloudy where he was all day. not bad. i brought a sweatshirt, took it off. it was a nice day. >> no rain. >> no rain and no rain today. more sunshine today. temperature

taking his own life in a deserted building in the seaside town of phuket. 0ur bbc thai editor nopporn wong—anane incident took place monday evening thailand time. bagai had an argument with his wife. he went away from the house with his daughter and then he disappeared from the house for several hours and his wife got worried, then he looked at his mobile phone and found out that he was doing facebook life trying to kill their daughter and himself later and she was watching in vain to inform the police and the police try to find where the incident took place but by the time they got to this deserted and incomplete hotel it was too late. they found two dead bodies hanging from the roof. then a lot of people saw that, they got very outraged and condemned the guy and then there were calls for local media not to report this and then there were calls on facebook to withdraw it, and then they did after about 2k hours and somebody put this on youtube as well and then it was taken down after on youtube as well and then it was ta ken down after youtube on youtube as well and then it was taken down after

wong, any comments? >> yes, please silence all of your electronic devices. >>> item no. 1. >> hearing on the proposed 5-year financial plan and the mayor's office to report. >> supervisor malia cohen: we'll be hearing from the mayor's office and the legislative analyst report. with that, i would like to turn to the mayor's budget office to kickoff the hearing. thank you. >> sf govtv please turn the mic on. >> thank you members of the budget and finance committee. i'm the budget director and we have the controllers office. and dan from the budget and legislative analyst office and all three of us are available to take any questions that you may have on this presentation. as you all know, we put out the 5-year financial plan in december, the draft and now we are writing an update to that report. and, we actually just presented a few weeks ago the report from this december. we have a little update for you today. this presentation will cover the march report update, specifically the deficit projection, the d