yu's work in the community. i know we have three seats and four applicants.wo forward and would love to hear from the community members on the third applicant. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you mr. chair and supervisor tang. i will support that motion. i think that it's good to have continuity and in the case of mr. brookter, he was just appointed. i think that we need to make sure that he has an opportunity to serve out a full term. i don't know, i think it's a really hard choice because i think that every one of the two remaining applicants is really strong and i was very impressed with the presentation. i have to say that it's one of those things whenever you have more applicants than you have vacancies that you ask which ever one doesn't get the appointment today or the recommendation today to please continue to be involved because the thing with these bodies you have a lot of busy people and schedules change and personal circumstances change so vacancies come up. i see it as more of a long term. my hope is t

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yu's work in the community. i know we have three seats and four applicants. i at least want to move those two forward and would love to hear from the community members on the third applicant. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you mr. chair and supervisor tang. i will support that motion. i think that it's good to have continuity and in the case of mr. brookter, he was just appointed. i think that we need to make sure that he has an opportunity to serve out a full term. i don't know, i think it's a really hard choice because i think that every one of the two remaining applicants is really strong and i was very

the motion be tonominate seat one, winnie yu to dion jay book ter to at 4.upervisor >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i don't think you can go wrong with either choice. i would be happy to support ms. wong as well. i it without objection. >>supervisor norman yee: okay. the motion is passed. mr. mean it reapply. >> i'm here all the time. don't worry. >>supervisor norman yee: thank you very much. okay, let's move on to 5. the clerk: item 5: agenda[appointments, sro task force]1400255.hearing to consider appointing seven me ending december 31, 2015, to the sro task force. clerk of the boarddvacant seat 1, term expired, must be an sro tenant, for the unexpired 2015.vacant seat 2, rtion of a three-year term ending december 31, 2015. vacant seat 4, succeeding seth katzman, resigned, must be a profit sro operator/owner, for the unexpired portion of a three-year term ending december 31, 2015. vacant seat 5, succeeding joshua vining, term expired, must be a representative of the mission sro collaborative, for the unexpired portion of a three-year term ending dece

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in this cfo memory i remember having cfo with mile-an-hour grorm >> and they were having sausage with my grorm. >> and i was six or seven and i made a face. >> when i was younger i had a preference for cfo i used to drink it but that did something to my body. >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 role the only thing i'm good at i have trying to find my way through school i jousted coffee and decided to do that for the rest of my life i started looking into the process of the coffee and where it came from and where do those beans come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coach stays with me i grew up and one day i'm going to own a coffee shop i should at it in 98 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops to see why people go to come over shops. >> we've searched beans api all over the world tokyo and south america. >> when i wanted to do was get into every asp

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this meeting. >> we are adjourned. your -- your i'd like to introduce ou mayor ed lee. >> thank you, thank you all (clapping) wow. what a crowded room as it should be. i want to thank our work supervisors and our treasurer we get to swear in later today and department headings heads and the members of our assessor offices and members of the community past and present members of our board as well. as also, of course, carmen and thank you for the parents of carmen chiu being here and husband and sister thank you for being here as well, and aunt. this is, of course, a month meningitis occasion i've known carmen in my professional life and many of you know her we've worked with her in the mayor's office ages ago and then when she was pickled to be the representative for 4th district it takes encourage to be a supervisor in a district and also to agree to work with each other and try to find gr

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this >> we've never been in so much focus worldwide and will not be this this is a the moment in time when a story going and make a wish is a program that fulfills wishes for children we operate in every cities there are 62 chapters. our chapter was formed in 8984 we fulfilled 24 wishes. our chapter covers from movntd ray 17 communities and we expect to fully 3 hundred and 50 wishes this year. we send verizon's it out to the wish families and interviews the wish child and if you do their heartfelt wish then go to work to make it happen. dismissals is a 5-year-old boy who was diagnosing diagnosed with life without parole when he was 20 months old he's 5 hose now in remission he had his port removed hose monopoly on the chemotherapy. this particular wish the parents wanted to wait until he had energy. i began assigning this wish with the family in march and started to understand the two mile

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this adjourned. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to this presentation. i'm san francisco purrs since that time we've helped people clean up their criminal records. we created this to help you understand how this worked. we'll plan or explain all the steps. after watching this program you'll know what to expect after completing the process. hi, there are i'm deputy and i'm part of the clean slate team. the first thing we will need to know whether your despicable to have our convictions dismissed can't be on parole or currently charged with a crime or serving a sentence and it must be from san francisco. while your colleagues will get to know your circumstances there are 3 steps. getting the clean slate process started it simple you can get them done in the same day. first fill out an application and they can be opinioned on sf defender.org. next you'll obtain a copy of your rap sheet that's a rap

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. that the commission does not tolerate any electronic device and when speaking before the compression if you care to state your name for the record. >> president fong. commissioner wu. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. and commissioner sugaya. we do anticipate commissioner antonini to be absent today again, he did not to me to express to the audience and the commissions it is not related to his absence for

let me get the macro picture from yu-dee chang. if this weather doesn't improve, we know weather will improve, if the data doesn't improve along with weather we have ourselves a problem, do we not? >> on the short-term basis, liz, that without a doubt. but overall i agree with your previous assessment basically we had the same story we had in 2013. we have this slow growing economy but actually pretty surely it es growing. so people are a little bit nervous. yet this the only game in town. low yielding assets are not doing much. buying dips and selling rallies. that is the story. the weather will improve. but whether the weather improves or not, market is going to push ahead with bumps and bruises. david: chris, let's talk about technicals for a second here. the s&p in particular, we're only 10 points off 1850. that is a critical level to a lot of traders. do you see it that way? >> i see it that way. what we call a triple top. a lot of times what you will see a actual reversal after hitting a level three times, if it does not go t

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco local agency formation commission. today is january 24, 2014, >> i would like to acknowledge our clerk of the committee, lisa miller. i don't have our sfgtv names here, but i would like to thank them for their assistance today. call the roll. >> avalos, present, commissioner breed, campos, present, mar, present, schmeltzer absent. we do have a quorum. >> thank you. let's go to the next item. >> the election of the chairperson for 2014. okay colleagues we have before us a position for local local agency formation commission. i actually do have ain't in continuing as chairperson for local agency formation commission and just want to put it out there. if others have an interest as well, i would like to hear about that. and interested anyone interested in being a vice-chair you can speak about that sex with. commissioner campos? >>supervi

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this good morn wednesday, february 19, 2014. this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission, would i like to remind everyone for turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda aroll call. >> president mccarthy? >> here >> mar. >> cheer. >> commissioner clinch. >> here. >> mccray. >> here. >> melgar will be here and walker is excused. >> good morning, everybody, and welcome to our big meeting, february 19,

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this good morn wednesday, february 19, 2014. this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission, would i like to remind everyone for turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda aroll call. >> president mccarthy? >> here >> mar. >> cheer. >> commissioner clinch. >> here. >> mccray. >> here. >> melgar will be here and walker is excused. >> good morning, everybody, and welcome to our big meeting, february 19, 2014. we have quite a detailed meeting here this morning, so if i could, respectfully request for the commissioners that we have a lot of items so starting with the president's announcements. director deputy director and other staff will meet on supervisor cohen on thursday, february 15th, to respond the questions that she has about the city program. >> dbi will provide the numbers and other enforcement actions under way, director, and building inspector

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this good morn tuesday, february 4th, 2014, this is the special meeting of the building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to please turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. >> president mccarthy? >> here. >> mar. >> here. >> clinch? >> here. >> lee. >> here. >> mccray. >> present. >> melgar. >> here. >> commissioner walker? >> here. >> we have a quorum and the next item is item two, discussion and possible action on the proposed budget of the department of building inspection for fiscal years 14, 15, and 15, 16. in order to pass, it will have to have a vote of five out of the seven. >> good morning, my name is gale and i am the acting chief financial officer for dbi and i made the presentation of the budget at the last meeting. i am happy to say that i have not made any changes to. and the only question that i have received between th

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this could you rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> mr. president, i would like to call the roll. >> president mazzuco. >> here. >> commissioner marshal? >> commissioner dejesus. >> present. >> chan. >> present. >> kingsley, in route. >> loftus. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the monday, february fifth san francisco police commission meeting and wednesday, my gosh, it seems like monday. >> it is a good start to even wednesday, february 5th and we will start with a line item number one, adoption of the minutes. >> adoption of the minutes, action. for the meetings of january 8th, 22nd, 2014. >> commissioners you have the minutes in your packets are there any corrections? >> i do have one change. >> move it to you. >> i have suggested a change in a long time. this is very minor, i just want to note that during the presentation of the language access, and the report that we node the vide

seat 1, winnie yu seat 2 and dion jay book ter seat 4. >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, anymore items? >> the clerk: that concludes the agenda for this >> february fourth meeting of the entertainment commission, and like i said, my name is brian tan and i am the president, turn off your cell phones or keep them on vibrate just so that we have silence in the room so that we can hear everybody in the room today. if you are a member of the public, please fill out one of the comment cards, they are pink right up here on the desk and hand them to our staff so you have something to say on the item on the agenda and that is how do you it. and thank you to sfgov tv and the media services for presenting this commission meeting live for the public and we are going to go ahead and start this meeting with a roll call. >> commissioner hyde? >> here. >> joseph? >> here. >> lee. >> here. >> campagnoli. >> here. >> president tan. >> here >> we have a quorum and we have not heard one way or another from perez or akers. >> as long as we have quorum we

by afternoon, drops moving into yu kaia. few showers so you'll have to leave earlier perhaps set your clocks sooner owe get to work or kids off to school. rainfall through 7:00 p.m going into thursday night less authorities south bay. and for new fairfield. 38 this livermore so make sure you grab a jacket or tweter. and if you don't use an umbrella you'll likely need those when you leave work. temperatures low to upper 50s tomorrow. looking at the accu-weather forecast, scattered showers into thursday. tomorrow evening wet weather. notice going up for weekend. it's a milder and wetter storm bringing rain to the north bay saturday. and we'll go back to dry tuesday the system looks like it would bring one owe-to-two inches of rain. on the north coast 4 to 6 inches of rain. back to you. >> thank you >> still head giants taking on 49ers. what? yes. that is what i said would who won, coming up next >> thank you for. that and at 6:00 tonight from michael finney yu may be eligible to breeze through airport security free of charge a

. >>> we learned some prime cuts of meat will no longer be in bay area stores, betty yu has the story. >> reporter: all of this is because of a huge recall involving a bay area slaughterous. >> we have to have these slaughterhouses available for our local farmers or there is no way to get the product to the consumer. >> reporter: they know what they are talking about. they are part of the grass fed beef industry. but the closing of the slaughter house means it will be harder to get this beef to your dinner table. >> the impact, we probably won't survive. >> reporter: they are sits on more than 100,000 pounds of frozen meat from over 400 cows and out $300,000 because of the rancho feeding corporation recall. >> the money is painful but it is more painful if you raise the animals. take them to the slaughter house. you are involved in the killing of those animals and the real pay back for that is being able to pay people. >> it is morally troubling. we can't imagine taking the lives of these animals and wasting it all away. >> reporter: watch this. they come to him when he calls. it is t

kpix5's betty yu saying now the da agrees with them. betty? >> reporter: that's right liz. tonight, monterrey county sheriff's deputies arestepping in to patrol the streets here in king city because so in of the police officering includeing the active police chief have been arrested and accused of corruption. it's a small town where everybody knows everybody and the monterrey county da says those at the top knew exactly what they were after. >> these are the people who are really disadvantaged. they are not always english speaking. >> reporter: poor latinos were victim ins a grand scheme to steal cars and these guys came up with the idea. the active police chief and the exchief and two officers. here is how it worked. >> people driving vehicles where being stopped. they had in general, no license. and the vehicles where being impounded. the majority of those vehicles where being turned over to miller's towing. >> reporter: the owner miller's towing is the brother of acting chief bruce miller. knowing the victims could not afford the fees and the toying charges. they would e

betty yu is in san jose where fellow firefighters are in shot. >> reporter: that's right.was arrested here where he recently worked in the administrative building behind me. he was training to become an outreach officer. in this role, he would have worked with children in this community that tonight says it is angry, disappointed, and shocked. >> how many years? >> going on 18. >> reporter: for years san jose fire department's mario cuesta wore his uniform with pride. >> i want to help people. >> reporter: he is now behind bars facing drug and underaged sex crime charges. he talked about how quickly his family strengthened him when he came out as gay and how it strengthened the department's bond. >> we are hurt that anyone in our organization world participate as something like that is shocking and disappointing. >> reporter: cuestas was a leader in the department and the community. he worked and sang at saint leo the great parish in san jose. >> he has a great voice. he gets people excited about the music. he has always been ... he seems like a very mellow fellow. >> repo

are living your dream and you have to consistently work at it. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu >>> those students are among 13 art institute students across the country showing their designs at fashion week next tuesday. i know you are a big fashion week fan. >> i love following these designers. it is school so many of them are from the bay area. >> so much going on in this city. >> well yeah. that. and weather wise, there is a lot going on everywhere. >> a different kind of fashion. what kind of umbrella do you have? stylish? what kind of boots do you own? here is a look at what we have fallen already. sat rosa, more than an inch of rain. ukiah, creeping up on an inch. petaluma, over half an inch. look at all the stuff coming in knock on our door right now. here comes the leading edge of the heavy stuff. the yellow and the orange stand red you see. that is moderate to heavy rainfall. it is about 20 or 30 minutes away from getting here. oakland is seeing the rain. san leandro. hayward. alamo, san ramon. here comes that leading edge of the heavier stuff moving into san mateo cou

. >> betty yu standing by at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford, ground zero for this investigation. betty? >> reporter: that's right. doctors here are tracking these poliolike illnesses that leave kids with sudden weakness in their limbs. they're looking at the most severe cases, those kids that develop these symptoms within 48 hours. they say what's going on is not an epidemic, but they want to stress that once these kids are diagnosed these diseases are very difficult, if not impossible, to treat. little sophia loves to dance and it shows. you can hardly tell that her moves are limited until you notice her left arm. >> lefty is my favorite arm. >> reporter: she calls it lefty and it's the result of a mysterious poliolike illness. it's affecting as many as 25 children in california. in some cases kids first showed symptoms of a common cold. >> we were not exactly clear what is the agent. we suspect it's a virus explaining these cases. >> it can affect one or more limbs and the prognosis we've seen so far is not good. most of the children we've seen have not recovered use of their

betty yu shows us what people have started doing that police say has made all the difference. betty? >> reporter: ken, more residents in fremont have installed cameras in their homes and communities and it sheaths to be keeping the bad device away. we are talking about a city that used to see at least two burglaries a day two years ago. that is no longer the case. when ever you drive into scott terrace, you are being watched. your license plate recorded and you can almost make out who is in the car. check us out in our kpix5 live truck today. >> there is a camera looking right at you. >> reporter: ken thomas and his neighbors raised money to buy high resolution cameras. nearly every house is armed with cameras. many residents can check on their homes where ever they are on their home. >> it is something that really anybody can purchase and install in their home. >> it is why more than 250 residents packed a video surveillance workshop tonight posted by fremont police. the department has five burglary detectives. videos like this. >> they become a higher priority for us than a

police tell betty yu the driver did it on purpose. >> reporter: that's right. he was quite a mess. police say he was high on drugs and tried to kill his passengers and possibly harm himself. given the damage you see here, police say the remarkable no one was badly hurt. campbell police say this was no accident. a metal post, hedges and wooden fence couldn't stop a drug crazed man from slamming into this house. he took out a wall. here's the guy police say was driving, 27-year-old anthony mcsherry, jr. his girl friend and two young kids were inside this smashed up acura. >> through witness statements and the investigation it was determined that the driver of the vehicle had intentionally struck this house. >> reporter: mcsherry is facing attempted homicide and felony dui charges. everyone in the car suffered only minor injuries. two people were inside the house at the time. they weren't injured. police believe mcsherry was going well over 50 miles an hour when he rammed into the house. it was a neighbor who finally stopped him. >> the driver started running from the scene and the pa

next applicant is winnie yu. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors, thank you for the opportunity topeak before you and your consideration for the work force committee advisory committee. i have been working as a center manager for one of the neighborhood access points formally one stop career centers? san francisco since july 2010 and have seen thousands of visitors looking for work. our approach has been looking at the strengths of many of the job seekers to marketing skills to employers and looking for opportunities to do the right matching. so my voice that i would lend is my experience in operating a one stop center,

we did not realize what we were in store for. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> and we learned eight patients were treated recently at children's hospital oakland and while doctors say the symptoms are similar to polio this is a different disease. >> it is absolutely not polio and in fact it's acting like polio, where the paralysis develops suddenly over 48 hours, it's definitely not polio. in fact, all of the children who have been confirmed to have the illness were vaccinated against it and tested negative for it. >>> prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for last week's mass murder at a northern california indian reservation. court documents say a modot county undersheriff saw the suspect this woman cherie rhoades stabbing someone in a parking lot in alturas. rhoades is charged with four counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. she was under investigation for allegedly embezzling $50,000 from the cedarville rancheria. she is accused of opening fire on the tribal council last thursday, then grabbing a knife when she ran out of bullets. she is scheduled to be arraig

kpix 5's betty yu reports. >> reporter: it's the stuff of subway buns and yoga mats. but soon the plastic-based chemical won't be in your sandwich. subway announced it would remove the food additive and bleaching agent from its bread. >> subway uses this ingredient here in the u.s. and canada. >> reporter: this as a popular food blogger seen in this video got more than 60,000 signatures on her petition in just one day. >> nobody is supposed to be eating plastic. >> reporter: we spoke to charlotte-based blogger vonnie via skype. >> i reached out to subway over the last year and a half and they have never once told me they are taking out this chemical so this is an obvious response to the power of the food babe army. >> reporter: she says she ate at subway her entire life until she discovered the ingredient azodicarbonamide was in her bread. >> what it does is it provides elasticity to the bread and makes it like stretch and kind of foam up. when you look down into the chemicals that are in subway, it's the same chemicals in mcdonald's and wendy's and burger king. >> re

>> i do and i'm probably going to church now and say sorry after that one. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix. >> a little confession there. [ laughter ] >>> time now 4:51. a super celebration for the city of seattle. we'll show you the city's most hard core football fans. >> i thank the lord for having this gift because it is amazing and it is heavy. >> and it's big. a linebacker in the making in one bay area home. we are going to meet a mother's not so little bundle of joy when we come back. >>> all right. let's check out your forecast now. take you in for a closer look and hey, how about sausalito, a few clouds on the way now. mostly cloudy this afternoon. chance of showers later. >> and so far, so good if you are traveling near the dublin interchange. all those headlights you see there, that is westbound traffic. we'll have all the latest travel times for you coming up. >>> happening today, about 300,000 people are expected in downtown seattle for the seahawks super bowl victory parade. die-hard fans like these camped out overnight to get the best view. the parade starts at 11 a.m. and en

kpix 5 reporter betty yu shows us the product inside is not the issue, it's the packaging. >> reporterou might be looking for a meal in an old owe play cup but this skunk is also poking his head into a real death trap. >> i want them to get rid of this design once and for all. >> reporter: rebecca runs the nonprofit wildlife energy services and -- emergency services and rescued this guy in the mountains last month. she had to cut the rim of the cup to free the skunk. >> the head of the an man is getting stuck -- animal is getting stuck on this. >> reporter: she believes hundreds of animals get stuck in the shape of cups every year and seen here in several youtube videos. >> the lucky ones get found. even luckier ones are rescued by people who can actually remove the thing from its head. others just die. >> reporter: she started a petition two weeks ago on change.org to get general mills to change its iconic design. she already has the support of more than 20,000 people across the country. >> everyone that has signed the petition has pledged not to buy any yogurt from them in its standa

kpix 5's betty yu tells us the d.a. now agrees with them. it's a small town where everybody knows everybody and the monterey county says they knew who they were after. >> these are the people who were disadvantaged, not always english speaking. >> reporter: the district attorney says poor latinos were victims in a grand scheme to steal cars. these guys came up with the idea. the acting chief, ex-chief and two officers are charged with bribery, accepting a bribe or embezzlement. here's how it works. >> people driving vehicles were being stopped. they had in general no license. and the vehicles were being i am pounded. the majority of those vehicles were being turned over to miller tow. >> reporter: the owner of miller's towing who was also charged, is the brother of acting chief bruce miller. the d.a. says sergeant bobby carillo sent more than 200 cars to the impound lot knowing the victims couldn't afford the fees and towing charges. officers would eventually sell the cars or keep them. miller has posted bail. he says he has always been on t