wong wong has more -- dean has more. -- claudine has more. >> reporter: you can see the tent and tables that are set up and we are right on the corner of the boardwalk and you can see the rollercoasters in front of the street. this will be lined with vehicles of families members and the closest place big enough to accommodate the thousands of mourners spented to attend. the process has begun for saying goodbye and hundreds came to say goodbye at the cruz memorial home. it is a private viewing for family members and officers. >> in my heart i knew i had to be here and tell them goodbye and that they are my heroes. >> i am walking out with such an overwhelming feeling it is to have two great human being's lives taken. >> reporter: there were tens of thousands expected to come today and we know there have been long preparations underway and it is actually scheduled to begin at 8:45 this morning. that procession will be 33 miles and it will take a few hours sometime after 10:00. the chp is not allowing them to pass through and i can tell you we came through beach street and we saw other officers already there and we expect that number to only grow. again this become is the staging area to san jose. we know that from san jose firefighters they plan to have every overpass here to chp's pavilion with a fire truck as everyone honors the lives of these two officers. claudine wong channel 2 news. >> we have more on leon panetta and pamela harris are both expected to speak at the memorial today and they will sing arms wide open by the group creed. governor jerry brown is expected to attend but will not be making comments. mornings on 2 will have more beginning at 8 5:00 and the public am memorial starts at 11:00 with that memorial service at noon. >>> a major hit-and-run happened on 101 north of the great parkway. they rear-ended a pickup truck and the truck driver suffered major head trauma. the suspect took off and a santa clara police officer was able to tracker down. she now faces dui charges. diana was killed at a cat haven, five miles east of fresno. she was found inside the lion enclosure 12:30 afternoon. she had been attacked and she was volunteering at the park. yesterday we spoke to her father at the phone and he said his daughter gave him a tour of the park new year's day. >> i got to meet him and that place said you couldn't go into the i can't and s

wong was illegally foreclosed on. wong said she made her statements on time. but after two years they returned her mortgage payments and attempted to evict her. she says it's unfair the bank is breaking the law. >> according to the law. it's unfair. the protesters were able to have a letter handed to pnc. the bank has not commenting. >>> members of the house are nearing a deal on immigration reform. john boehner was briefed. a group is working on a bill including a pathway to citizenship. negotiators are trying to work out how to handle temporary laborers coming to the u.s. >>> a pair of inmates escaped from juvenile hall. brazil and mason were last seen at the fairfield facility yesterday. investigators are trying to figure out how they got out. they say no force was used and no one was hurt. brazil was held or burglary. mason was he'll for attempted burglary and vandalism. >>> fremont is the latest holing a gun by back. res vents of newark and union city are welcome at the gun buy back. it will be at the fremont fire department training facility at the send

wong joins us with more -- influence of drugs. claudine wong joins us with more information. >> reporter: this press conference wrapped up in the last 30 minutes. it deals with a new law that would deal with people driving under the influence of drugs. it says current law does not get specific and this law if passed would create a zero- tolerance policy. at the press conference this afternoon was one family and captain bob mcgurry, and his family, a family that says just how important sb-242 was. his son was a chp officer killed in the line of duty. >> about two years in his career. he was on a traffic stop performing a field sobriety test when a drunk driving drove on the shoulder at 78 miles an hour, struck and killed my son. this driver was testified and he tested positive for marijuana. >> reporter: the driver was acquitted when he said the jury could not decide if marijuana actually affected his driving. and he says his son's case is not unusual despite numbers that show 30% of california drivers who died in accidents were caused by drivers under the influence of drugs. 17 state have this law on the books. >> we're trying to be progressive and get on board with the other states. i don't know why we've not taken this step sooner. but i think it's time that we do. i'm glad we are. >> reporter: the law is simple. if you show signs of impaired driving and you test positive for any amount of drugs, you can be convicted. mcgurry's sister wants his children to know his father made a difference in their life. >> his son was 1. he never got to meet his daughter. she was pregnant with her at the time this happened. this is something we can say, your dad did this. he had to give up his life but he's saving many more lives because of it. >> reporter: this will head to the public safety committee next month. community leaders and police all right now trying to gather support for it. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back to the breaking news story we told you, a deadly accident has shut down i-80 at davis. it happened about an hour ago at old davis road. both sides of the interstate are shut down. let's go live to tom duhane near the crash site. it looks like it will be a while before it's open again. >> reporter: we're very near the crash site off the road. so far, no estimate makes on when traffic will be reopened on interstate 80 both directions. let me tell you what the chp tells us about the accident. first, what you see there is the big rig that caught on fire and hit a bmw head-on in the westbound lanes. that driver is deceased. now, the chp says what happened is the driver who was not seriously injured toll them he was driving in the other direction, going eastbound toward sacramento. he was eating something, it got caught in his throat and passed out. he erndz up hitting a white toyota and then he -- ends up hitting a white toyota, and then hits another vehicle,

wong joins us with more -- influence of drugs. claudine wong joins us with more information. >> reporter: this press conference wrapped up in the last 30 minutes. it deals with a new law that would deal with people driving under the influence of drugs. it says current law does not get specific and this law if passed would create a zero- tolerance policy. at the press conference this afternoon was one family and captain bob mcgurry, and his family, a family that says just how important sb-242 was. his son was a chp officer killed in the line of duty. >> about two years in his career. he was on a traffic stop performing a field sobriety test when a drunk driving drove on the shoulder at 78 miles an hour, struck and killed my son. this driver was testified and he tested positive for marijuana. >> reporter: the driver was acquitted when he said the jury could not decide if marijuana actually affected his driving. and he says his son's case is not unusual despite numbers that show 30% of california drivers who died in accidents were caused by drivers under the influence of drugs. 17 state have this law on the books. >> we're trying to be progressive and get on board with the other states. i don't know why we've not taken this step sooner. but i think it's time that we do. i'm glad we are. >> reporter: the law is simple. if you show signs of impaired driving and you test positive for any amount of drugs, you can be convicted. mcgurry's sister wants his children to know his father made a difference in their life. >> his son was 1. he never got to meet his daughter. she was pregnant with her at the time this happened. this is something we can say, your dad did this. he had to give up his life but he's saving many more lives because of it. >> reporter: this will head to the public safety committee next month. community leaders and police all right now trying to gather support for it. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back to the breaking news story we told you, a deadly accident has shut down i-80 at davis. it happened about an hour ago at old davis road. both sides of the interstate are shut down. let's go live to tom duhane near the crash site. it looks like it will be a while before it's open again. >> reporter: we're very near the crash site off the road. so far, no estimate makes on when traffic will be reopened on interstate 80 both directions. let me tell you what the chp tells us about the accident. first, what you see there is the big rig that caught on fire and hit a bmw head-on in the westbound lanes. that driver is deceased. now, the chp says what happened is the driver who was not seriously injured toll them he was driving in the other direction, going eastbound toward sacramento. he was eating something, it got caught in his throat and passed out. he erndz up hitting a white toyota and then he -- ends up hitting a white toyota, and then hits another vehicle,

wong and staff -- sorry, yes, yes. director kevin chavez and christina wong to do this next presentation. looks like this. good evening commissioners and superintendent. we have witness tonight elementary supervisor, angie [inaudible]. we also have our program administrator for world languages and dual language education michelle [inaudible]. we have with us the assistance -- jennifer [inaudible]. so our outcomes for tonight -- we'd like to introduce the shifts in the 2012 california english language development standards and why they're important. we'd like to share some new data and then present the process and timeline for the [inaudible] action plan revisions. so the purpose of the new california eld standards is to align with california's common course state standards for english language arts, history, social studies, science and technical subjects in common course state standards and also to highlight and amplify key language [inaudible] that are critical for el's to succeed in school while they are developing english. tonight you'll hear a little bit about our work to date. so the purpose is also

wong doesn't want to go. how do you feel, mr. wong? >> translator: they force us out. we no longer have a place to stay. he's been here for 30 years. nothing has ever happened. it's safe. >> but you see, mr. wonge sprinklers cannot get through here. this is what the fire department told me they're worried about. some say the landlord, donald lee, wants to see them evicted so he can rent for more money. >> do you think you keep this place up in adequate shape that's good for the resident sths. >> yes, i do. i warn them. they are not listening. they do whatever they like. >> the people who live here are generally the lowest paid workers. our invisible workforce in the city. people do not choose to live in a single room. and are here by default, but have made a community. >> a community that in the past they have fought to keep. the residents here were evicted in 2008, also after a safety inspection. after protests and a lawsuit, they were allowed back in. will you fight again to get back in here? >> translator: yes, he wants to come back and live here again. if he doesn't come back here, where is he supposed to go? he has nowhere to go. >> translator: the red cross is putting mr. wong in a hotel

wong provides employment for youth, local residents, new immigrant and low-income families. mr. wong has an esteemed reputation in the community county as a great philanthropist, supporting many of the local non-profit organizations by donating money or gift certificate for fundraising events to organizations such as chinese hospital, chinatown community development center, self-help for the elderly and many others. mr. wong & g lounge are truly pillars of the community and the small business commission is pleased to present this honor to this deserving business. congratulations. do you want to say a few word? >> i'm happy, very happy today. i will try do my best. thank you. >> any commissioner comments? >> yes. >> go ahead. >> i just wanted to say i'm a native san franciscan and have been coming to your restaurant for many, many years. my favorite dish is your salt and pepper dish. >> i would like to say it's my favorite restaurant in chinatown and your staff is awesome. like i told you earlier, lucy, who works the lunch shift knows me and she is like my favorite employee there, too. but you have the best food. i love it and your staff is great. so thank you. this is an honor. >> thank you. >> next item. >> commissioners the presenter for the next item is not here. if you would mind for one moment while i give a phone call to the presenter or do you wanted to move to approval of minutes. commissioner 3 i

wong. rose -- claudine wong. rosemary, i know you said the viewers said why did it have to be today, but here is rain is. >> and it's going to continue. we're in a bit of a braying right now. some of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. get outdoors, hide the eggs, although chances are the grass is a little soggy this morning. continuing to watch a cell over near and around sonoma. light rainfalling outside your door right now, in and around american canyon as well as vallejo. a little light rain. this system, the center of the storm still off shore. we have been tracking it since thursday. it's still a couple hundred miles out. it's going to slide over california later today, and into tonight. that's going to bring very unstable weather. so we're looking at the possibility of scattered showers and thunderstorms. i'm going to line up your future forecast to show you what you can expect hour by hour in just a few moments. >> well, new details on the shooting of an alameda county sheriff's deputy in oakland this morning. we have exclusive video of the police response. ktvu was actually on a ride- along with a sergeant when the call for help came over the radio. >> shots fired. shots fired. shots fired. >> where? where? >> our crew shot this exclusive video as deputies sped to the seen at 33rd avenue and san leandro street around 9:40. >> who got hit? tell me who got hit. >> we have medical enroute. set up the perimeter. >> this is what it looked like when they arrived. you can see the chaos as investigators tried to piece together what happened. officials say the gun fire broke out as deputies tried to rest a driver. a deputy was shot in the foot. >> go with him. >> hey, hey, where is evans? where's evans? >> there is that injured deputy as he was loaded into the ambulance to be taken to the hospital. you can see him being held by his fellow officers. officials say things could have been a lot worse for that officer, because when he started shooting at that suspect he was being dragged by the suspect's car. >> that's when things went sideways. as they were in the car trying to get him out he put the car in drive, and took off going down the street. dragging one of the deputies with him. >> the injured deputy is expected to be ok. however the suspect died overnight. deputies tell us they did find a gun in the s.u.v. >>> pope francis led his first easter sunday mass in st. peter's square this morning. [ singing ] >> the vatican said around 250,000 people gathered at the traditional open air mass for the new pope's first easter address. the pope used the occasion to call for a diplomatic solution to intentions around the world. >> peace for the middle east. and particularly, between israelis and palestinians. >> pope francis also prayed for a resolution in north korea, and for an end to the civil war in syria. the pope also headed out into the large crowd in his popemobile and greeted people and kissed the heads of children as onlookers cheered. >>> right now an easter morning tradition is under way in san francisco. people are congregating on the city's highest peak for the 91st annual sunrise service at mount davidson cross. the cross is 103 feet tall. people make their way to this service each area because it offers something different than any other in the city. >> the location, i think, is -- it's an awesome spot. it's beautiful point to see the view of the city at these hours. where a lot of people don't just get to see this kind of lighting. >> and this year's easter message to the city is being given by reverend dr. joseph bryant, jr. he is the senior pastor at calvary hill community church. >>> happening now, another easter meal is being served at the homeless at glad memorial church in san francisco. lorraine blanco is live at the church covering that holiday tradition. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, lorraine. this church will feed close to 1000 people this morning. for many this is the only meal they'll get all holiday weekend. we've stood here in front of the church and seen a constant stream of people coming in these doors for a warm, free easter brunch. this breakfast is an annual event here at glide. it follows their sunrise service. later this morning they'll serve an easter dinner with their famous fried chicken. the reverend tells us it's not just about the comfort food. it's also about the comfort thousands get in knowing someone cares. >> a woman just came in this morning and said her brother died this morning. and she came to glide, because she needed to have some solace, some sense of community, some sense of people who care. that's what easter is important to do for all of us. it lifts us up. >> reporter: the easter dinner starts at 11 a.m. and goes until 1:30. glide expects to serve about 2000 meals today, and each year they hand out close to 1 million meals to the homeless and underserved people of the city's tenderloin. live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you might find the rain outside this morning but that is not going to stop hundreds from attending the annual easter parade in san francisco. that parade is set to go on at 2:00 this afternoon, rain or shine. and it's going to take place on union street between golf and filmore. now, before the big parade, there is a street fair taking place with activities for the whole family, and that starts in less than an hour at 10:00, and it will continue on until 5. there are a lot more easter events going on all around the bay area today and we have a list of them all under the hot topics section of our website which is ktvu.com. >>> we have been talking about the rain all morning long, but did you hear and see something else weather-related? check this out. thunder and lightning lit up the skies across the bay area. this is video from our roof cam last night at the bay bridge. you can see several flashes of lightning in the background. ktvu meteorologist rosemary arrow scow has a look at how the weather could impact your easter sunday >> and we could see that active weather return especially for this afternoon. a nice break in the rain. sunshine out there in many cases. but many nopes the sunshine helps to aid thunderstorms into the afternoon when that unstable weather will be rolling through the area. a look at storm tracker 2, watching a line of &8cewflight near sonoma, along napa road. this has been the last five to 10 minutes. we have light rain falling over you and from american canyon, down into vallejo, crossing 780, maybe a few sprinkles here. outside of that, partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny in some areas, but this is where the coolest, most unstable air lies. and it's going to be shifting over california, as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. right now it's about 200 miles off shore. when that happens, in addition to the mix of the sunshine, the clouds, the afternoon warming at the surface, that warm air at the surface, the very cool air and unstable air aloft will collide and thunderstorms, so definitely a possibility. i want to run you through the forecast. doesn't look like we'll see a whole lot of rain. we're not looking at a complete washout. you will have an opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy the easter festivities. 10:00, we're still mainly dry. maybe a few sprinkles around the north bay, along the coastline we're socked in by clouds here. maybe a little bit of driesal and light to scattered showers falling as well. into the afternoon, maybe an easter brunch. we're still mainly dry. the pop-up showers and the possibility of thunderstorms i think we will actually have to keep an eye on for the afternoon. so, the forecast model may not be picking up on that at the moment, but just beware if you're getting outdoors, we have an active pattern that continues for your easter sunday. a mix of sun and clouds and a few sprinkles this morning. a few spotty showers for the lunch hour and for the afternoon, the possibility of lightning, thunder, hail, brief downpours. just be careful, especially watch the little ones. they can develop fast if you're going to be outdoors enjoying maybe even a picnic. widespread 50s this morning, and a lot like yesterday, a tad cooler for the second half of today. we'll shave off a few degrees from what we felt yesterday. into monday morning, a few lingering showers as the storm continues to exit east. but by the afternoon we're partly cloudy, we're try, we have fair skies and fair weather. tuesday, wednesday, and then as we get into thursday, we have more rain coming our way. back to the desk. >>> suspected drunk driver ran into an alameda county sheriff's deputy early this morning. it happened around 10:15 when many deputies were on the way to the hospital to support another deputy injured in a shooting minutes earlier. the driver smashed into the side of that patrol car on international boulevard. he was arrested on suspicion of d.u.i. and the deputy was not hurt. >>>in overnight news, the highway patrol is trying to figure out what led up to a mysterious car fire off highway 24. we have video for you there. look at that. those flames shooting out of the car. when our crew arrived at the claremont avenue off-ramp in oakland around 3 this morning, the car had accident damage in the front and back but that driver nowhere to be found. the chp believes whoever was driving lost control, hit a guard rail, tried to get off the highway and ran away when the car caught fire >>> starting tomorrow, people in three bay area counties will have to pay some of the highest sales taxing in the state. san mateo county, the sales tax rate goes up to 9%. santa clara county residents will have to pay 8.75% and marin county sales tax will bump up to 8.5%. 24 cities will also see increases, including al company, where people will -- albany, where people will have to pay 9.5%. these new increase are in addition to the proposition 30 statewide sales tax increase that went into effect on january 1. >>> astronaut to advocate, speaking out about the neither for gun control. >> it is important to take action, and the american people are demanding action now. >> what mark kelly says congress needs to consider under a bill that would increase background checks for guns. >> plus, how a baby polar bear is adjusting from being in the wild to living with a new roommate at a zoo. >> first, let's go outside for a live look at the max maze flowing on through the oakland emeryville area. you can see all directions moving just fine. the rain has stopped there and across the bay area but we're still getting reports of fender benders in and around bay area freeways. you might want to slow down just a bit if you're headed out. this is mornings on 2. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. giving you a live view of mount hamilton, partly cloudy skies, we have clouds draped on the back side of that mountain, a cool shot. well, authorities in china starting to lose hope of finding any survivors in a massive mudslide which buried 83 gold mine workers. the landslide happened friday near tibet. searchers have already recovered 11 bodies and are searching for more this morning. efforts have been hampered by snow which started to fall yesterday. authorities say their chances of finding anyone alive are slim. >>> the white house says it's taking new threats by north korea seriously. this morning a north korean official said that nuclear weapons are the nation's life and will not be traded. it comes just a stay after the country said it was entering a state of war with south korea. the white house responded by saying the north korean country has a history of making empty threats. however the united states says it is prepared to defend its allies. a former u.s. ambassador says although north korea hasn't taken any military action there are concerns the country's 28- year-old leader may have something to prove. >> i think there are many north koreans who have their doubts about whether this kid is really up to this. >> south korea is on heightened alert. tensions started to escalate last month when the north carried out its third nuclear weapons test. >>> new this morning, the husband of former congresswoman gabrielle giffords is making another push for gun control. >> over 90% of americans support a universal background check. and there is incredible momentum in congress and around the nation to get this done. >> this morning on fox news sunday, mark kelly said that access to mental health records should be included in a gun control bill being considered in congress. giffords was seriously injured in a shooting rampage two years ago in tucson. the man who shot her passed a background, despite evidence of mental illness. >>> an investigation is now under way into the shooting deaths of a north texas county district attorney and his wife. district attorney mike mcclellan and his wife cynthia were found dead yesterday in their home in coffman. the mayor of coffman says the shootings do not appear to be random. their deaths come just two months after an assistant district attorney was gunned down outside the county courthouse. investigators do not know if the deaths are connected. >>> governor jerry brown has used the easter weekend to grant pardons to 65 people. governor jerry brown has used the pardons to go to people with drug convictions. one convicted murderer was also pardoned. all of them were released from prison more than 10 years ago and haven't committed any crimes since. this is the second time in the last year that governor brown has announced pardons the day before a religious holiday. for a complete list of pardon goes to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. >>> a second major donor has pulled out of the million dollar reward case offered in the christopher dorner case. the peace officers research association of california says it's going to rescind its $50,000 reward offer because dorner was never arrested, tried or convicted. he was wanted for killing two civilians and two police officers. but authorities say he took his own life during a standoff. the city of riverside also pulled its $100,000 reward offer last week and there are reports that other agencies may also take similar actions. >>> we're learning major flaws were uncovered in if gps devices used to track sex offenders in california. testing on the electronic monitors last year found batteries died, cases cracked and offenders could jam the devices or block their signals. par rollees could essentially block the signal. >>> tomorrow hundreds of patients will be tested for hiv and hepatitis after a scare at a dental office in oklahoma. yesterday, hundreds of dental patients lined up to get their tests, but only 420 guests were actually completed. that's only a fraction of the 7000 people who were sent notices. health inspectors say the dentist used poor hygiene exposing patients to hiv and hepatitis. so far charges have not been filed against the dentist. his practice has been shut down while officials investigate. >>> a southern california teenager is fighting to recover after losing four limbs when she became infected with a deadly form of meningitis. the family of kaitlin dabreaux has set up a website to help raise money towards her recovery and it's already been a pretty big success. the family says people across the nation have shown a lot of support. their goal was to raise $25,000 but donations now total more than $37,000. >>> san francisco emergency officials want to make sure everyone is prepared for a tsunami. yesterday emergency officials walked along the tsunami evacuati route at ocean beach. signs are posted from ocean beach to about 47th avenue, in areas that could be at greatest risk during a tsunami. areas at risk include the embarkadero, the piers and several blocks of the molina. >> every place that is in an inundation zone has the signs up so that residents, n.b.a.ers and visitors would know what to do. >> the department of emergency management says people should rely on neighborhood response teams during a tsunami. they're made up of people who have gone through 20 hours of training to help in a disaster. yesterday's event was part of national tsunami preparedness week. >>> a baby polar bear found orphaned in alaska is making his way to new york's buffalo zoo. yesterday right here on mornings on 2 we introduced you to luna. she made her public debut on friday and yesterday we told you that she was being joined by a male polar bear cub from alaska. and now, we are getting a look at luna's future roommate. this is koli. he was rescued two weeks ago after a hunter shot and killed his mother. alaska allows native transcribes to harvest polar bears and the hunter says he did not know the bear had a cub but now koli is at the alaska zoo in anchorage. he will be sent to new york this spring. zoo officials say having the two polar bears together will teach them not to rely on humans. >>> recovering after being shot by an arrow. we'll tell you how a young girl in berkeley is recovering and a special surprise she is getting from her favorite singer. >>> outside our doors this morning, sun, clouds, a few showers and i believe the showers will be on can t. increase for the afternoon. a look at what you can expect coming up. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. 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[ music ] >> last night 3 t. musicians played to a full outs a temple israel in san francisco. the musicians have been on strike for more than two weeks now. noshings over their pay -- negotiations over their pay and benefits are expected to conned under the guidance of a federal mediator. the musicians say last night's free concert was important to them. >> i want to may. so that's -- i miss it. i miss playing with my colleagues. >> i'm used to just looking down and seeing people in the audience with their eyes closed swaying to the music. you know, they need it.. >> yesterday a spokesman for the symphony's management says he is hope hopeful the strike will end soon. >>> the gunning down of a college student. what police say happened moments before the shots were fired. >> plus thousands turn out for the pope's easter sunday mass at the vatican. how people are celebrating right here in the bay area. morning, brian! love your passat! um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a month. you can't believe the lame-stream media, gary. they're all gone. maybe i'll get one. 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claudine wong is there to tell us why this is such a hard fire to put out, claudine wong? >> let me show you what is behind me, because in the last half hour you can see fire on actually both sides of the roof line within the last 10 minutes we cut through into the garage and we were able to see fire there as well. you can see the fire in this house and this is the 1,400 block of bethel island and this is the second house to burn. there is no other fire to fight. the water they are using is coming from water tenders

wong addressing faculty and staff. it's the first time s-f state has had a new president since 19-88. wong is the 13th president of the unversity. which has approximately 30-thousand students. >> on top of that, mr. wongafter spending time as president of northern michigan university. he joins us this morning. >> thank you president wong. you said that it set the university depending on the talent there. with the budget constraints are the faculty being cut down. it is always easy for me to tell people that if you don't have money better have talent. that is what gets you over the bombs over the long term in the short term, and it san francisco state has an incredible population of young people and faculty. really talented. to save his best talent bank is what i think of the school. kelly will unlock the front door i saw it on in the it really want that's your light silica 1:00 of a downer cabana but we wanted to stay in the san francisco area. i know what our talent heading through the midwest. all points east and we need to learn how to keep them here. prop 30. the governor's budget hold in the next couple months, it does look like for the first time in many years the budget might creep up a little

wong followed by joan wood and then lance carn, s. >> good afternoon, mr. wood. >>> howard wong with muni.com. a supplemental letter from our attorneys libby [speaker not understood], were delivered later. * i'm providing three additional copies for your reference. as described in the three legal letters dated february 5th, february 14th, and february 19th, the pagoda theater requires a supplemental e-i-r and there are legal requirements for the special use district and continual conditional use authorization before the lease should be authorized. save muni's goal in this regard is only to protect all of the north beach businesses that could be affected because the pagoda lease does not affect -- does not change the fact that some businesses will be possibly put out of business. as an architect, i have worked on many complex projects for the city and in particular the letter from the geotechnical engineer, lawrence carp who is very highly regarded does have very substantive merit. the groundwater being 6 to 8 feet below the street, foundations of adjacent buildings, some which are historic, no more than 10 feet below grade. a retrieval box that is 42 feet plus below grade indicates that there is hydrostatic pressures and concerns about its impacts on structures nearby as we've seen in many projects which have been engineered with also the best engineers in the world. lawrence carp's geotechnical letter has -- all had i letters have been stamped and signed. the mta has not responded with an equivalent stamp. they're signed engineering rebuttal to his concerns and our concerns. >> thank you, mr. bong. -- wong. >> joan wood, lance carnes, and mark bruno. those are the last three people who have turned in speaker cards. >> good afternoon, ms. woods. >>> yes, good afternoon. my name is joan wood i have i willedv continuously in north beach since 1962. * i have many objections. i formerly worked for the city 32 years. one of the conditions of employment there was that you acknowledge the public trust. all of you and director reiskin and manager funge, you're all subject to that. i don't know why it seems to have been ignored in the interest of the central subway. i draw your attention to the e-i-r which was whipped out in a very short period of time. it says the construction will take 15 months for this project if it goes forward, the pagoda palace. there has been no consideration whatever of the historic buildings surrounding it and it's only going to put two restaurants out of business instead of probably a whole lot more in the previous plan. north beach residents and businesses got excited

wong the assistant professor at hong kong baptist university thank you very much for your time dr wong my challenge is global today you can largely do you attribute it to its economic prowess but with the growth slowing do you think beijing's influence is under threat. to beijing. expresso the government. used in the movie paul mones shoes they do but people thought it was like you so are you going to government would engage in a number or. so to keep the good number. be incoming president xi jinping is seen as a bit of a reformer do you think he really can make a difference. i think i see it we do a typical it's about how to make the economic growth of things about in other words given the fact that in the past maybe one or two years given of d.p. for most of the imports. exporting to other countries may not be so he thought about the o.t. has to think about how to firdos the mini the local. consumption there is trying to stimulate the domestic consumption to keep. the economic growth in the continuous manner and what about the the military what direction can we expect the armed forces to take under his leadership. well i believe. the current government for their stabilization of the birth of a territorial dispute expresso the danger or not isn't there are recently actually issue maybe a one of the conference because people we. expect are more expensive too with the democratization so doubt maybe the berto we may have some ideas opine about how to make how to impose a really really obvious action and choose say did the government intend to offer i t would do is something to determine a. to the russian tourist the polish to the web. and america's military presence is driving the region isn't it adjutant china's going to respond to that. for the for the for the current government i think the relationship between us and the us and the tribes of. accused of having a you know cooperative relations in doing. the terror terror list also doing with the regional conference so i don't think there is a dramatic change and that there would be under the new leadership and lastly. there's been a lot of the speeches in the cyber attacks between the two countries is this an issue that is likely to get worse an escalated think well i think the situation sure may not have really dragged matthew changes. the situation in bush. to. maybe make use of means to keep the situation in scoring ok well we will have to leave it there thank you very much they for your insight dr benson wong assistant professor at the hong kong baptist university thank you. we report on the mass hunger strike that the infamous facility prison is apparently revolting and piece by guards. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little. kid stories. to. find out more visit. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you. welcome to the big picture. welcome back there has been yet another night of protest in brooklyn hundreds gathered on the street. after a sixteen year old black boy was killed by police officers claim a teenager pointed a gun at them before they hit him with several rounds some are accusing the police of systematic racism while racial equality activists col dick says authorities in america have got their priorities all wrong. the police when everything murder or kill a black or latino youth it is always deemed justifiabl

wong is there to tell us why this is such a hard fire to put out, claudine wong? >> let me show you what is behind me, because in the last half hour you can see fire on actually both sides of the roof line within the last 10 minutes we cut through into the garage and we were able to see fire there as well. you can see the fire in this house and this is the 1,400 block of bethel island and this is the second house to burn. there is no other fire to fight. the water they are using is coming from water tenders which are parked along this roadway and from a levee which is behind this house because there are no hydrants out here on bethel island. the other issue was the power line. you can see wires that are down and those wires are now dead because pg&e had to come and turn them off but it took awhile to do that and he said it certainly did not make the fire fight any easier. >> power lines were dropped down hampering the fire operation. >> you had to pull back completely? >> we didn't pull back completely, we had to readjust some lines. >> reporter: another thing that made the fire fight more difficult and we have seen it in the news with the fire stations closing, there is a fire station which is about a mile from where we are and that fire station actually closed in july so the next closest was five miles further and that meant they had to wait a little bit longer a couple of minutes but really the house was so fully involved when they got here there was not much they could do to save it. coming back to the scene on taylor road you can see them putting water on this structure but when you pan down, you can see the wreckage, that was the original house which was on fire. i have spoken to the residence who say -- residents who say they were in the house, we can tell you nobody was hurt and they have evacuated homes on either side but again this fire was very stubborn and it will be at least another half hour before they get this fire under control because it is in the upper level of this building. residents are very frustrated because it's very difficult to watch their homes continue to burn. live in bethel island, claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well, it is the first day of spring and that's not stopping the rain this morning. tara moriarty is in richmond with more on what we can expect for the morning commute, tara? >> reporter: well we can call them spring showers because it is the first official day for the oakland tribune and it is spring. many had to wear rain gear for the dominican republic and puerto rico. it is a soggy lack luster winter and it is only two thirds of where it usually is. fans appreciated the rain but thought the timing was off. >> we looked at the weather report and we were very disappointed because it has been nice the entire week but that's okay because we need it. >> reporter: we got a good amount of rain around dinner time and this morning you should see more rain off and on throughout your commute and steve paulson will much of more in your forecast and tomorrow is looking dry. >> steve paulson will have your complete forecast in just a minute and don't forget you

wong. >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> haney. >> yes. maufas yes. >> wynns, aye. >> nor. >> seven ayes. >> roll call on reduction of para professionals. >> ly. >> no. >> wong. >> no. >> fewer. >> yes. >> haney. >> no. >> muf in >> no. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> murase. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> four ayes. >> roll call, on the resolution regarding reduction in the number of early education department employees. >> it was five ayes. i am sorry. >> thank you >> roll call on the last resolution. >> thank you. >> ly in >> no >> wong. >> no. >> fewer. >> yes. >> haney. >> no. >> maufas. >> no. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> murase. >> aye. >> wao*ins. >> aye. >> norton. >> yes. >> five ayes. >> okay. >> we will actually if i can if there is no disagreement i would like to take item r out of order they are in the audience and i want to try to get them out of here before 9:00 if we can. >> urging the board of education to evaluate the quality and accessibility of credit recovery programs. >> may i hear a motion >> so moved. second. >> thank you. >> would any of the authors like to read the item into the record? >> it is the first reading. >> what am i talking about. >> sorry. >> absolutely. i am not paying attention here. so i am going to call the public speakers on this item. generally, when an item is introduced for the first reading, is there a problem? >> excuse me... >> pardon me. thank you. >> president norton. >> we just needed a board member to second the resolution. >> yes, noted. >> mendoza did. >> you sounded so

wong joins us live with a preview of tonight's giant's a's game and there is a big smile on your face, good morning claudine wong. >> reporter: nothing like a battle of the bay to get you in the mood and of course you can only have one world championship team and of course, that is the giants and who didn't say but tonight three will play where they played each other the a's are walking away with a double and both are boasting a lot of debt. they were on the injured list and we do not think we'll see them in this series and giants, well, they have their eye on panda and that's staying close on their radar. giants are talking about social media at their their media day and out of all of it, 1.6 million fans and for that is of twitter followers. >> as a result we have decided to create a social media center and that social media center, what it will do is be a destination inside the ballpark where fans can share content which is interesting captivating and they can talk about their experience at at&t park. >> that is not available tonight but it will be available in april. let's talk about the fans. >> reporter: they are obviously excited about their home opener which was announced yesterday and we played the mariners in a series that starts monday but the bay area game, it start at at&t and if you concentrate you can already smell them. >> yum. >> i sure can, thank you claudine wong. >>> they will see the lights tonight and it will be cal's first ever night game at the park. uc's baseball program was nearly eliminated two years ago due to budget cuts >> power cuts, after a goose flew into a power line, it happened just before 4:30, the area involved el comino but power was fully restored sinc 8:00 this afternoon. >> are we still looking at that one, brianen unfortunately you can see some more wet weather getting into the area and there are no major problems but it is going to be slow. if you are getting to the toll plaza, -- toll plaza you will see a 15 minute delay and in oakland they opened just a few hours ago but there are no major problems and no trouble on the bridge. brian talked about livermore still clearing that crash it was on the right lane but they moved it to the shoulder, traffic is slow coming to the pass and schools have time off this week and it may make it easier tomorrow and some people will be observing good friday as well. let's go to steve.

wong joins us live with a preview of tonight's giant's a's game and there is a big smile on your face, good morning claudine wong. >> reporter: nothing like a battle of the bay to get you in the mood and of course you can only have one world championship team and of course, that is the giants and who didn't say but tonight three will play where they played each other the a's are walking away with a double and both are boasting a lot of debt. they were on the injured list and we do not think we'll see them in this series and giants, well, they have their eye on panda and that's staying close on their radar. giants are talking about social media at their their media day and out of all of it, 1.6 million fans and for that is of twitter followers. >> as a result we have decided to create a social media center and that social media center, what it will do is be a destination inside the ballpark where fans can share content which is interesting captivating and they can talk about their experience at at&t park. >> that is not available tonight but it will be available in april. let's talk about the fans. >> reporter: they are obviously excited about their home opener which was announced yesterday and we played the mariners in a series that starts monday but the bay area game, it start at at&t and if you concentrate you can already smell them. >> yum. >> i sure can, thank you claudine wong. >>> they will see the lights tonight and it will be cal's first ever night game at the park. uc's baseball program was nearly eliminated two years ago due to budget cuts >> power cuts, after a goose flew into a power line, it happened just before 4:30, the area involved el comino but power was fully restored sinc 8:00 this afternoon. >> are we still looking at that one, brianen unfortunately you can see some more wet weather getting into the area and there are no major problems but it is going to be slow. if you are getting to the toll plaza, -- toll plaza you will see a 15 minute delay and in oakland they opened just a few hours ago but there are no major problems and no trouble on the bridge. brian talked about livermore still clearing that crash it was on the right lane but they moved it to the shoulder, traffic is slow coming to the pass and schools have time off this week and it may make it easier tomorrow and some people will be observing good friday as well. let's go to steve.