it's kind of a rich zip code for availability. it would be interesting to know what zip code. the monitoring division when it was it's responsibility did a zip code, now very dated but the zip codes the majority were 94-1-10, and the mission and visitation valley, hunters point and there is another zip code in there. >> we'll be happy to gather that because there is some efficient way to gather that information and cross-referencing it to provide that. >> i think that would be great. let's see. getting to the issue that commissioner mondejar mentioned about essentially she said spreading the goodwill, i would call spreading the wealth. there is a lot of wealth here, 53000000 awarded this quarter. it would be, it just seems like none ethnic or racial small businesses are doing well beyond parody in the market. that would be interesting to see. >> with the utilization we can gauge. >> why, i'm asking the question why is there an under representation if there is an ability why is there over representation in the small businesses category. i think that would be important for futur

moving on lottery applicants by zip code. you will see we have two households in the lottery. 941071, then we clumped in the regular folks, other sf resident is 33 and non-sf residents. two i should mention was a cop holder who resides in south san francisco. so, what does the pool of applicants look like. what are the demographics. 16 percent were african american, 62 percent were asian, 4 percent filipino, 7 percent hispanic, 2 percent middle east earn and 9 percent 9. i know i'm running through this quick but i'm sure you will have questions at the end. i'm happy to report that all 9 units are currently in contract. we had actually one rent burden household, one ellis act preference holder and one sf resident who were in that pool of the nine households and contract. we saw an average household size about two. average age was 37, average median income was close to $49,000 or close to 63 percent ami. they have 45,000 in assets already and we saw in hospitality, security officers and home service workers. so we are definitel

i don't think there is any question with the zip code and district. i think ethnicity is the only one if we made it optional there would be no issue with it. >> even if it's anecdotal. i just bought a condominium in the mission. i'm not -- gentrifying my own district. i think they got a that i was latina. >> i'm very sensitive not to ask those questions but if it's an option, there would be no issue with that and obviously the zip code in the district. >> you can always run it against census population and you can collect the information or optional ethnicities might also give us more information about who your buyers are and who they are coming from and as a result of your own marketing efforts, did they receive ane blast or ad words or social media efforts that you make. that will be very entering. after all we are talking about a redevelopment project. >> absolutely. i'm happy to provide that for you. >> it helps us how effective this project, the efforts, the mayor's project about 30,000 by 2020, right? that sort of thing to help us have informed

the employee then asked martese for his zip code and he recite his mother's chicago city zip code at her current address which is different from the chicago city zip code on the identification card that was printed almost four years ago. at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as -- excuse me at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as has been reported by some in the immediate why a fake i.d. nevertheless, virginia abc officers who were present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground, his head hitting the pavement. the officer's knees pressed into his back. his face and skull bleeding and needing surgery. all this over two alleged nses. one, a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice without force and two, profane swearing and/or public intoxication which upon conviction requires only the payment of a fine. martese johnson is an upstanding young man with a bright future. he grew up on the south side of chicago. raised by a single mother an

he showed his i.d., the officers asked about the zip code and gave the zip code of his new address in illinois, but the i.d. he has, which is current, with the age of country had a different zip, so therefore the officer evidently thought he had a fake i.d. or falsifying the information. any then it escalated from there. the according to him, the officer pushed hi neck done to the hard surface, that's when he received the las railings an he received ten stitches. >> you're saying he was not intoxicated in. >> that. >> i don't have access to his records, but he told me the test indicated he was not arrested. >> do you consider this excessive force? >> i certainly do. i think this could have been de-escalated. i don't think the force was necessary to get to the information that the officers needed it. that's corroborated by other students who i have spoken with as well. as an emergency physician -- i've seen him a couple times in the last few days i saw the images. i actually you know examined hess wounds and could see where the ten stitches were placed forehead into the scalp, and that

you give the wrong zip code or what someone thinks is the wrong zip code and gives them the impression identification. according to the lawyer it was his real i.d. he just gave the wrong zip code didn't give them one they could see on the identification. so that really does show that perhaps these officers either they didn't have time to figure this all out, perhaps because there was an altercation, there's stuff we don't know what happened before this video was shot but it really does leave us with this impression that this all resulted from a terrible misunderstanding. >> even if you have fake i.d. you shouldn't be looking like that after a few minutes, right? >> you have to believe that these police officers, this alcohol control group, that i have never heard of before frankly, you have to believe they come across hundreds of students even with fake i.d.s and they get into these kind of discussions all the time. so we don't know what happened from the time they were discussing his zip code until the time he's on the ground bleeding from his head wound. we just don't know what broug

on the pie chart incur the colors on the post areas so the percentage the english learned at the zip code the red represents high density and imply or close to blue as a low density of english learners as you can see the southeast side has a high contemplation of english leisure's and the chinatown so look at the pie chart itself it actually represents the number of students as a whole within that coastal area the green representatives the percentage of anniversary english learners and the blue percentage of english learners is a f as you can see you can see the slice of pie that is the total so back to the four areas they have the hoist students as well if you look at the blue portion of the pie actually, it is bigger so that's the area has not only the highest count but all the highest english learners i did a map that on it does not did code all the students combine 49 percent of the student population if we are planning about providing more think about that area okay. so move into the next slide okay. so we wanted to look at the english learners clarification matt haney their proficie

he recited his zip code which is different from the chicago city zip code on the identification cardst four years ago. at no time throughout the encounter did he present as -- at no time throughout the enter counter did he present as has been reported by some a fake i.d. nevertheless virginia abc officers who were present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground his head hitting the pavement the officers' knees presidented into his back, his face and skull bleeding and needing surgery. >> reporter: that moments ago from the attorney for mr. johnson filling in their version of the events which happened which in those moments before we saw that amateur video and the moments before we saw his head bleeding we were wanting to find out how he got the injuries. their version of how he got the injuries. we have to point out the virginia state police are conducting their own investigation into the conduct of those agents. we will hear probably when that is complete the agents' versio

. >> yes, i believe it also has it by zip code and it was very interesting to see where the local workers were coming from, the zip code areas of the city and basically the jobs, who was hiring them essentially. >> correct. >> so i have that on my notes and will provide that going forward. >> i'm glad to hear the electricians union are doing more work in their apprenticeship entry requirement. that's great. yeah. those are basically my overall, i think it's a great report, thank you. the only other thing, i have it in my notes. i don't have any complaints that people aren't getting paid. i'm assuming people are getting paid. >> every now and then. >> even though we don't hear. >> every now and then i hear. >> every now and then are they getting paid? [ laughter ] >> every now and then i do hear. in terms of payments we are working on. i believe i mentioned when i first joined the agency what i feel was realistic was getting payment data what a contract was completed as opposed to the administrative burden of getting it on a monthly basis. at least a start that's where we are contemplating

he gave his illinois zip code that didn't match the zip code on his i.d.dated. >> at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as is reported by those in the media, a fake i.d. virginia abc officers questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground. >> cnn's brian todd is in charlottesville, virginia at that uva forum. brian? >> reporter: we have critical new information filling in some crucial gaps in this story. information regarding what happened in this incident right before that amateur video was shot early wednesday morning outside the trinity irish pub in charlottesville, virginia. martese johnson's attorney told reporters that johnson approached the bar and he was turned away and the agents from the virginia alcoholic beverage control department approached him and asked him for his i.d. now, contrary to previous reports, daniel watkins said marques johnson was not carrying a fake i.d. but when he presented the i.d. they asked him to recite his zip cod

the employees asked him for a zip code and he recited his mother's zip code at her current address which is different from the zip code on the identification card that was printed almost four years ago. virginia officers present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession about false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground, his head hitting the pavement, the officer's knees pressed into his back, his face and skull bleeding and needing surgery. >> according to the bail document, johnson was agitated and belligerent. virginia alcohol beverage control, 100 special agents with police power with regard to liquor laws, refer to their official statement which reads, while monitoring licensed establishments in the city of charlottesville, uniformed special agents arrested a 20-year-old male early on the morning of march 18. they approached the individual after he was refused entry to a licensed establishment. a determination was made by the agents who further detained the individual based on their observations and further questioning. an

the employee then asked martese for a zip code and he recited his mother's chicago city zip code at her current address which is different than the zip code on the identification card that was printed almost four years ago. at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as -- excuse me, at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as has been reported as some nin the media fake i.d. nevertheless, officers who were present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. it resulted in my client being thrown to the ground, his head hitting the pavement, the officer's knee in his back and needing surgery. >> our nick valencia is live in charlottesville, virginia, on this story for us. so where are we with the investigation, because the stat? absolutely. >> reporter: we know thursday afternoon virginia state police launching a criminal investigation, they call it a comprehensive one into the conduct of the officers involved in the arrest. meanwhile here on campus, the dialogue surrounding what happened to martese johnson, that's still

this map here shows the free muni for youth activity by zip code. you can see over 26,000 students have enrolled in the program since its inception of march 2013. we extended the eligibility to include 18 year olds as well as 19-22 year olds that are enrolled in sfusd education services. the program costs over two years in the order of $8 million. our next challenge will be to find a stable long-term funding source for this program, but it is heavily used throughout the city in particular in the southeast quadrant as well as the north of market. we are also always trying to learn more about how students use the system. we did the transit effectiveness project which is a systems study in 2007 and 2008. i had the opportunity to do focus groups with students and really talk to them. we partnered with the youth commission so we had student facilitators so we trained the students and they had a dialogue and that was really interesting and we learned a lot about some of the challenges and opportunities of riding muni. we also were able to secure quite a b

i think the officer asked him his zip code.is mother just bought a new home recently but his i.d. from the state of illinois which is still valid through june when he becomes 21 had a different zip code. there was some confusion for the officer. then he was asked to go over and speak to another officer and he was asked about his i.d. again. and i think he showed his i.d. then there was some words exchanged when he was accused of having a fake i.d. and then things escalated. he told me then he was pushed the back of his neck down to the hard pavement which is a brick pavement in front of the pub. >> johnson is a third-year student at the university of virginia majoring in italian and media studies was not officially arrested for having a fake i.d. he was arrested for public intoxication as well as obstruction of justice and he has his court date set for later this month. >> obstruction of justice without force very important to note as well. nick valancea in charlottesville. thanks so much. >>> congressman aaron schock stepped d

it had the zip code for where he lived.e was asked a question by the officer about, what is your zip code? so there was some discrepancy between what was on his id and what he said to the officer and the reason for that is he, his folks moved to a different location not too long ago. but it was not a falsified id. so. >> and he indicates that's what led to this violent incident? >> well, he was taken to another group of abc officers from what he told me and was asked again for his id. he took out his id. he showed it. and then there was an exchange of words and i think whatever he said perhaps provoked the abc officer and he was grabbed by the leg and pushed down on to the hard surface, basically a hard brick surface in front of the pub. that's where he sustained the injuries. so my interpretation in looking at him after he had been sutu d sutured, looking at photos of what happened that night or early in the morning, i summize the force was excessive. >> you have close to a firsthand account speaking to martese johnson at

i think the agency officer asked him his zip code. he gave a zip code for his current home his mother bought a new home recently. but his id from the state of illinois which is still valid through june when he becomes 21 had a different zip code. so there was some confusion i think for the abc officer. and then he was asked to go over and speak to another abc officer and he was asked about his id again. and i think he showed his id. and then there was some words exchanged when he was accused of having a fake id. and then things escalated. and then he told me he was pushed the back of his neck down to the hard pavement which is a brick pavement in front of the pub. >> so what do you -- >> and that's when he sustained his injuries. >> what do you make of this incident? as in the position you're in. >> right, right. as an emergency physician, i see all sorts of injuries gunshot wounds stabbings, i mean i've even incidenttu bated young people. and take care of individuals intoxicated. he apparently was not intoxicated by way of a breathal

cruz: that every single child, regardless of race, regardless of ethnicity, regardless of wealth or zip code, every child in america has a right to a quality education. [applause] senator cruz: and that is true from all of the above, whether it is a public school or charter school or private school or christian school or parochial school or homeschool -- every child. instead of a president who boycotts prime minister netanyahu, imagine a president who stands unapologetically with the nation of israel. [applause] senator cruz: instead of a president who seeks to go to the united nations to end run congress and the american people, imagine a president who says, i will honor the constitution, and under no circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon. [applause] senator cruz: imagine a president who says, we will stand up and defeat radical islamic terrorism. [applause] senator cruz: and we will call it by its name. we will defend the united states of america. now all of these seem difficult. indeed, to some, they may seem unimaginable. and yet, if you look in the history of ou

that attorney says johnson was approached after he gave his current illinois zip code to a bar employeen his outdated i.d. >> at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as has been reported by some in the media a fake i.d. nevertheless virginia abc officers who were present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground. >> uva forum is happening two weeks after another police encounter with an unarmed man that sparked national f,uror as well in wisconsin. the officer said robinson attacked him, forcing him to fire. robinson's mother says her son's death is part of a quote unquote, epidemic of killings by police officers. the mother of tony robinson joins me now from madison. my condolences to you. how are you holding up? >> i have to take care of my other kids and right now it's really not even real yet. i'm still just trying to wrap my mind around all that's going on. >> you're wrapping your mind around what's going on in your own personal family situation, but then you

the owner of the public said john son couldn't tell him the zip code on the i.d. he gave him. the arrest report described the student as ben franklin about -- >> he was acting like a normal college kid. >> reporter: he went back to cargoed other patrons and heard the commotion. the virginia state police will conduct an independent investigation. >>> a grade schooler became sick for drinking hand sanitizer on a dare. the elementary school said the classrooms will be stocked with nonalcohol sanitizers starting today. >> we're following two breaking stories, thieves rip air bags out of cars overnight. that's ahead in a live report. >> police are looking for two people who seem to be attacking people at random. we'll update the search at 6:00 a.m. >>le there is new information about a road rage shooting in texas, the victim is out of the hospital and said to be in good condition. this happened on friday as the houston woman was on her way to work. she honked her horn at a white suv that cut her off. he tried to push her off the road and opened fire from his vehicle and struck her

leon: amazon plans to bring the service to other zip codes in the future. a consumer alert -- you may want to think twice before your next glass of wine. a class-action lawsuit claims that many inexpensive wines contain high levels of arsenic. the suit claims the winds claim up to -- contain up to five times the amount of arsenic. the wineries are disputing the claim. we have a link to each of the wineries mentioned the suit on our website, wjla.com. drink carefully. your next adult beverage may have more nutrition information for you. plus -- kevin: i'm live at nationals park, where some people are freaking out. leon: a 7 on your side health alert -- the largest out the whole company in the world is planning on adding calories. the first brand to be labeled as smirnov, followed by johnny walker and guinness. now that spring is here, baseball is on the minds of many folks. the groundskeepers at nationals park are scrambling because the winter wreaked havoc on the newly sodded field, and they're concerned it may not be ready for opening day. kevin lewis has

just because your zip code may be in southeast or may be in northeast or some of our other underresourced communities, we have to prop up more examples of you can be suck selves there are pathways to that and organizations like the trust and the work that we do with other partners across the city to make sure those stunts areopportunities are available to them. >> you've walked the walk. we'll be right back. we'll put up on the screen the web addresses. if you'd like to get involved yourself or donate your time. >>> welcome back to "viewpoint." again, we're focusing on d.c. trust and all the good work they do in our community. 150 organizations you've worked with. you've launched a couple of new campaigns, one this week called cme4me. >> right. all this work we're talking about for young people if we don't change the way adults view young people and the way young people view themselves, we won't get to the outcomes for me. the purpose of cme4me. we want adults to see young people as people with talents, assets people worthy of all the opportunities we have in life. we also want young peop

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and so, elaborating on needing a zip code in nashville, i'll be able to have something under my beltese country artists. i'll be like, well, i'm actually on the show in "nashville," recording in nashville. maybe that will give me some pull with some of these guys. >> seth: that's great. is the idea of acting more fun to you? >> yeah, i just do things that i, you know, i want to be drawn to and inspired by, not just do acting to do acting, but roles that i can really get into. and playing a country singer. actually, it's true, by knowing blake on the show, and miranda too. miranda's no joke. she's awesome. i've become such a huge fan of miranda lambert's. >> seth: yeah, she's great. >> no honestly, she's just, as a country singer i would probably be her. she's awesome. she's really awesome. >> seth: "nashville" is a really cool town. i feel like, as an artistic community, they -- the country music community really does have each other's backs. >> completely. why do you think blake keeps winning? [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true. >> i think adam was like, he had three people in the fi

the calmed zip code tour will visit seven cities kicking off at san diego at end of may. that is the only california stop. the last time keith richard and woods played and mick jagger was in 2006 but many of us saw them when they played in oakland and the sap center in san jose if may of 2013. >> dan is a big fan and he will probably sign up for that. >> it is breezy out there. meteorologist mike nicco will tell us what is going on. >> dan ashley has seen flee or four of their farewell concerts. mick jagger is 71! hello! love that energy. >> we had a gorgeous morning and here is the sunrise, a golden sunrise from the exploritorium as we had some left over clouds during the overnight hours. they are being whisked away by the cold prompt and dry air. watch the clearing from the left to right across the scene -- screen and that will continue so we will have total sunshine today. here is a look at what is going on as far as the ferry building, flags are unfurled and they are going to remain that way through the overnight hours, the winds will stay up. right new we are sustain

kevin badkey said johnson could not tell him the zip code on identification he presented so he did not let him nx the police report described him as dlij rant. >> he was just dispointed he deposit get in acting like normal college kid i didn't think he was intoxicated at all he was cordial. >> he says he want back to carding other patients and heard the commotion which left him bleeding from head. the 20-year-old was charged with public intoxication and obstruction of justice. virginia governor called for independent investigation to be conducted by state police. >>> baristas at starbucks will no longer write the words race together on cover he cups. company is ending short and largey mall aligned initiative. they say it was insensitive. the ceo says they planned to phase the program out and is not doing so as results of all that criticism. >>> folks showed a lot of heart tonight for people battling kidney disease. they came out for 5th annual benefit dinner and silent auction to raise money for marian luckers kidney foundation vrn the fundraiser at the crown applause ain wynnefield he

in the 94536 zip code. today the test results came back positive making this the first reported case in california this year. west nile virus is found in mosquitos. it showed up earlier because of our warm weather and warm weather about to get even warmer. don't get cloudy skies fool you outside. record-setting temperatures are possible this weekend. our chief meteorologist chef ranieri with forecast. and little strange outside. >> clouds forecasted yesterday have arrived. but usually when we get warm temperatures we add sunny skies. not the case right now with a warm overcast. ridge of high pressure here across california. and once again clouds spilling in through out the bay. you can see mount hamilton at 10:00 a.m. here is now strong that warm air is moving in from the south. temperatures, o still able to warm up to 83 degrees in morgan hill. 83 in allahalamo. here is a preview for san low day is. we start off tomorrow morning at 59 degrees. at 1:00 p.m. 78. pushing into the 80s by 2:00 p.m. we will let

from the land use decision they have to apply might it they be put out of base because they're not zip code. >> they're solely operating out of their own home the people that are operating out of home or out calls go to other people's home in a moment required to have a conditional use authorization permit and won't be required. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you commissioner chan so for coming here today, this is a quick question so for your health code amendment are you saying that you're trying to harmonize the with the dph requirement to make them the same or will there be a dual sort of system. >> there will be a dual system because the c m organization c is done through the state law there will be the existence of two programs meantime we're trying to deal with it you can continue to get the c m ac certification and if you're having the exemption we need you to apply for the dph establishment permit to keep track of the establishment so c m t c they don't issue licenses for establishment they only do it for prathsz and therapist so we issue servings for practitioners and establishm

. >> you put in your zip code and amazon tells you which services are in your area.mazon offers price matching and money back guarantee. >> finally i have a little good news to report for airline travellers. the rate of lost and damaged luggage has dropped by more than 60% worldwide over the past seven years. the rate of mishandled bags dropped from 19 bags per 1,000 handle in 2007 to 7 bags per thousand in 2014. the decline comes as the total number of marijuana ever passengers flying worldwide decreased by 40% during the same period. why the good news? they computerized baggage handling system. >> they're going to be more expensive. land rover unveiled the new high end range rover today at the new york auto show. it features a 550 horsepower v-8 engine. a beverage chiller compartment for rear seat passengers and powered deployable tables. the cost under $200,000. we may be seeing a few more competitors for the most expensive suv title soon here. they're all planning ulta luxury suvs. >> not enough? >> that one is a mere $200,000. >> thank you, michael. >> whatever

there are sites you can go to, put in your zip code and do comparison shopping. dmv.org. nerd wallet.com. >> what is nerd wallet? >> a personal finance website. different interesting things on there. other things to consider though are make sure you know what is going into this rate. and the clean driving record, that is key. that will keep your premium down. you want to know that if you are a younger driver and you have less experience you will pay more. and keep in mind that how much you use that car, is also going to impact how much you pay in car insurance. one thing people don't talk about and i know i love to talk about credit scores, it does in terms of car insurance, they look at credit history, credit score and that determines rates as well. >> and if it is proved over time, point that out to your car insurance. >> exactly. >> sharon, thank you. >> sure. >> up next, a look at the week ahead. >>> pack your bags for t n get away wp we have the apps to help you plan your escape to the .wp we have the apps to help you p wp we havee have the >>> for more on our show a

because we have young people coming from multiple zip codes and coming into the top of the hill, so i am curious how that can get sorted through, and i i've had conversations with director reiskin and i sent him over a heat map to show where the kids are coming from. i don't know if you saw that yet. >> we did. i think it gets to the first part here which is identifying a single point of contact, so as things like that change that you don't have to go to ed reiskin to make sure that we're coordinating with the school. we did have an opportunity for the school. sue lu went out and talked with the principal about their program. the 44 and the 54 do go right by the site, but they're also going to be providing some shuttles to third street and glen park and what we agreed to do was to be there in the fall and then support the school as those changes will allow, but i think a key is a single point of contact. a lot of information that we get now is through principals and them reaching out. >> commissioner fewer. >> yes thank you. so this presentation actually answered many, many questions

learning more about the capabilities are and has all the information about the applicants and sorted by zip code and the lottery and incomes are and the family composition is. if they were applying for a two bedroom unit, whether it's for sale or rental. all the data in the past 12 months for the report and we are going to feed that in along with lanar with the marketing team to get the result of their market rate development and who those folks are where those units and how fast they are sechlg -- selling and they have all that data they are bringing forward in april. we wanted to bring it earlier but that information wasn't available techlt -- at the time. these are very good questions. please keep asking for the information but that's the opportunity when we'll provide it. >> you know, i remember when i was on redevelopment commission we asked a lot about this and asked for reports and asked for briefings to be able to talk about this and learn more and how, i mean, i guess that if we need the mayor's office of economic and workforce and development and housing to come before us to give us a

changing minds page including a treatment locator that helps you find resources within your own zip code. >> so are we near the end of all of this -- i don't want to say what i'm feeling about it. but you feel me right? >> i'm going through this tunnel and i'm driving. i see a little light at the end of the tunnel. >> is that right? >> it's there. there's light at the end of the tunnel but we've got to go through a little more darkness before we get to that light. that darkness comes tomorrow then really comes wednesday and thursday. i'll show you how things are outside right now. not a bad day today after all the ice got done melting, we saw high temperatures in the mid-40s. still above freezing in the d.c. area 34 degrees right now. the windchill at 37. look at the numbers around the rest of the region we are above freezing. 29 huntingtown. 32 in leesburg. we'll see a refreeze just like we've done for the past couple of weeks. we might see some of those sidewalks on the tough side. as far as radar's concerned, nothing on the radar, but there is a winter weather advisory in effect for t