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CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley : KPIX : September 23, 2014 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
. >> reporter: yes. you're the president of the board of supervisors. the never publicity shy david chiu wouldn't talk until he knew the cameras were rolling but wouldn't take a stand. is the chief's job in jeopardy? >> i certainly right now don't believe it is. >> reporter: but joanne hayes- white has little backing among her rank-and-file. the letter was drafted by leaders of every faction of the union. in the long history of the san francisco fire department that has never happened. it calls for the department to return to the levels of excellence which, quote, can only happen with a change in our current leader? in. will you resign? >> i'm not at this point thinking about resigning. >> reporter: in the shark- infested waters of the big city fire department hayes-white has lasted longer than any other san francisco chief. but the heat is on because of dangerous ambulance response times up to an hour in some cases. that's because of lack of equipment and personnel. the chief and mayor say things are getting better after more rigs are on the street and more emts are hired. >> i have confidence i
. >> reporter: yes. you're the president of the board of supervisors. the never publicity shy david chiu wouldn't talk until he knew the cameras were rolling but wouldn't take a stand. is the chief's job in jeopardy? >> i certainly right now don't believe it is. >> reporter: but joanne hayes- white has little backing among her rank-and-file. the letter was drafted by leaders of every faction of the union. in the long history of the san francisco fire department that has never...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : November 19, 2014 7:00am-9:01am PST
on december 1. she replaces supervisor david chiu, who is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air and nob hill. >>> good morning. we have some slow traffic trying to get out of milpitas right now. westbound 237, there's an accident reported approaching zanker road. it was backed up any way so that drive time is nearly double what it should be at this time of the morning. also the delays continue along the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 approaching willow, an accident was just cleared to the shoulder. but look at the backups jammed solid all the way to cummings skyway. and even past the accident scene, pretty heavy now into richmond and berkeley. a fatal accident in ben lomond, southbound 9 closed approaching california in the santa cruz mountains. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> still seeing those showers outside in fact another band of rain just making its way onshore. as we take you out there now, toward ocean beach, we ha
on december 1. she replaces supervisor david chiu, who is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air and nob hill. >>> good morning. we have some slow traffic trying to get out of milpitas right now. westbound 237, there's an accident reported approaching zanker road. it was backed up any way so that drive time is nearly double...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : November 7, 2014 7:00am-9:01am PST
hitting another vehicle. >>> david chiu has won the race in the 17th state assembly district after david campos conceded last night. both men are on san francisco's board of supervisors. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> good morning. we start off with some mass transit delays. bart is running about 15 minutes behind schedule in the pittsburg-bay point line in the sfo daly city direction. everything else is on time. no problems this morning. northbound 85 near highway 87 split. we have an accident there slow any way through the area. also north 101 through san jose stop and go conditions. foggy near the dublin interchange conditions. slow-and-go through the altamont pass. >> gianna, that fog really the big weather story this morning if you are stepping outside. a thick
hitting another vehicle. >>> david chiu has won the race in the 17th state assembly district after david campos conceded last night. both men are on san francisco's board of supervisors. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion...
KPIX 5 News at 6pm : KPIX : May 30, 2014 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
seniors and their supporters want city hall to step in. supervisor david chiu says he wants to help. >> we are going to have to find some money and i'm happy to work with our colleagues and the mayor to do that. >> my daughter found this nice place for me. >> reporter: they will need a few hundred thousand dollars to stay open and there's only about 6 weeks left to come up with the cash. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> on the bay area watch we are learning tonight that construction workers on the bart-silicon valley extension project have found human remains on two separate occasions. it happened in october 2012 and most recently this past april. in all, the bones of 17 people have been found. bart believes they are probably native americans. the valley transit authority is in charge of the project and it's working with the native american heritage commission to respectfully handle those remains. >>> a pleasanton teen got a nine-year sentence for crashing his car into a couple riding their bikes killing the wife. police say 19-year-old cody hall was going twice the speed lim
seniors and their supporters want city hall to step in. supervisor david chiu says he wants to help. >> we are going to have to find some money and i'm happy to work with our colleagues and the mayor to do that. >> my daughter found this nice place for me. >> reporter: they will need a few hundred thousand dollars to stay open and there's only about 6 weeks left to come up with the cash. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> on the bay area watch we are learning...
KPIX 5 News at 6pm : KPIX : September 23, 2014 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
board of supervisors. the never publicity shy david chiu wouldn't talk until he knew the cameras were rolling but wouldn't take a stand. is the chief's job in jeopardy? >> i certainly right now don't believe it is. >> reporter: but joanne hayes- white has little backing among her rank-and-file. the letter was drafted by leaders of every faction of the union. in the long history of the san francisco fire department that has never happened. it calls for the department to return to the levels of excellence which, quote, can only happen with a change in our current leader? in. will you resign? >> i'm not at this point thinking about resigning. >> reporter: in the shark- infested waters of the big city fire department hayes-white has lasted longer than any other san francisco chief. but the heat is on because of dangerous ambulance response times up to an hour in some cases. that's because of lack of equipment and personnel. the chief and mayor say things are getting better after more rigs are on the street and more emts are hired. >> i have confidence in the chief and working hard pa
board of supervisors. the never publicity shy david chiu wouldn't talk until he knew the cameras were rolling but wouldn't take a stand. is the chief's job in jeopardy? >> i certainly right now don't believe it is. >> reporter: but joanne hayes- white has little backing among her rank-and-file. the letter was drafted by leaders of every faction of the union. in the long history of the san francisco fire department that has never happened. it calls for the department to return to the...
KPIX 5 News at Noon : KPIX : November 12, 2014 12:00pm-12:31pm PST
for workers rights is on the steps of city hall. eric maher and david chiu sponsored workers bill of rights to help employees at chain stores and restaurants. >>> prices at the pump could keep falling down. saudi arabia announced it's going to keep lowering the price of crude oil per barrel. the average price for gas in the bay area is $3.19. that's the lowest it's been in over five years. san francisco it's 3:37 a gallon on average and san jose $3.18 and if you shop in oakland for gas you will pay about $3.23 a gallon. >>> thieves have a new way of ripping off gas stations and people. pump and dump, criminals install a fuel tank and siphon system into their cars and use stolen credit card information to buy hundreds of gallons of diesel and sell that fuel to truckers at a discount. officers say thieves are making millions of dollars a year doing the pump and dump. >>> not good. all right. the weather? >> weather. >> a little chilly. we went for a walk. >> a little cool. feeling like the season but you may have noticed, did you look up? clouds moving on by, a little sunshine. >> i lo
for workers rights is on the steps of city hall. eric maher and david chiu sponsored workers bill of rights to help employees at chain stores and restaurants. >>> prices at the pump could keep falling down. saudi arabia announced it's going to keep lowering the price of crude oil per barrel. the average price for gas in the bay area is $3.19. that's the lowest it's been in over five years. san francisco it's 3:37 a gallon on average and san jose $3.18 and if you shop in oakland for...
KPIX 5 News Early Edition : KPIX : November 19, 2014 5:00am-6:01am PST
. supervisor david chiu is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> some other bay area headlines now. shuttle drivers for facebook vote tomorrow whether to start a union. drivers rallied outside the menlo park headquarters. they complain of long hours and low pay and believe a union might help to change that. >>> 5:06. surveillance video captures a car making a smashing entrance into a convenience store. what police suspect caused the crash. >> plus, it's a new app to help women with breast cancer. you're going to meet a bay area survivor who invented this new technology. >> and we are seeing the rain showing up around the bay area now. this is the first in a series of storms headed our way. details coming up next. >> and don't forget your umbrellas or your patience. we are already seeing some delays in the lower deck of the bay bridge. there's been an accident, a spinout eastbound 80 at treasure island. a car hit the wall. we'll have more reports on this plus the rest of your bay area busy drive to work coming up. we want we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a quest
. supervisor david chiu is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> some other bay area headlines now. shuttle drivers for facebook vote tomorrow whether to start a union. drivers rallied outside the menlo park headquarters. they complain of long hours and low pay and believe a union might help to change that. >>> 5:06. surveillance video captures a car making a smashing entrance into a convenience store. what police suspect caused the crash. >> plus, it's a new app to help...
take over on december 1. david chiu is going to sacramento. past presidents of the board had a problem with this saying chiu should not have helped find a replacement. >>> time now 6:39. the sudden disappearance of an i.t. worker casts doubt over election results in the south bay. now he is finally come forward to explain. >> i'm kiet do. coming up we'll explain how some researchers think the next big weapon in the fight against breast cancer is a 44-second audio clip. i was expecting another trip to a water park. i never thought it would be like this. where strangers become best friends. and life is more colorful. this place was like nothing i've ever seen. i'll never forget it. chiapas. live it to believe it. there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. is. >>> scattered showers around the bay area to start you off this morning. not a ful
take over on december 1. david chiu is going to sacramento. past presidents of the board had a problem with this saying chiu should not have helped find a replacement. >>> time now 6:39. the sudden disappearance of an i.t. worker casts doubt over election results in the south bay. now he is finally come forward to explain. >> i'm kiet do. coming up we'll explain how some researchers think the next big weapon in the fight against breast cancer is a 44-second audio clip. i was...
KPIX 5 News Early Edition : KPIX : November 7, 2014 4:30am-5:01am PST
chiu beat david campos. both men are democrats on the board of supervisors in san francisco. chiu's margin of victory less than 4%. in san jose no official winner in the mayoral race although sam liccardo has declared victory. david cortese not ready to concede because thousands of mail-in ballots are still being counted. he said yesterday low voter turnout may be a reason he is trailing. >>> the other close high- profile race in the silicon valley 17th congressional district, long-time representative the incumbent mike honda still leading the challenger fellow democrat ro khanna although honda's lead is more than 4%. thousands of ballots still need to be tallied. >>> so far no one is saying why it's taking so long to count all the ballots in santa clara county. but kpix 5's len ramirez discovered the registrar's head of information information technology equipment the day before the election. >> reporter: the systems manager at the registrar of voters was a no show on election morning. he is a key member of the registrar of voters staff. in fact he supervises all the computers and,
chiu beat david campos. both men are democrats on the board of supervisors in san francisco. chiu's margin of victory less than 4%. in san jose no official winner in the mayoral race although sam liccardo has declared victory. david cortese not ready to concede because thousands of mail-in ballots are still being counted. he said yesterday low voter turnout may be a reason he is trailing. >>> the other close high- profile race in the silicon valley 17th congressional district,...
election night has been decided in the 17th state assembly district. david chiu is your winner after david campos conceded last night. both men are democrats. they are both on the board of supervisors in san francisco. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> the race for mayor of san jose is still undecided although sam liccardo has declared himself the winner. no one is saying why it's taking so long to count all the ballots in santa clara county. but as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, the registrar's head of information technology abruptly quit. the day before the election. >> reporter: he was a no show on election morning a key member of the staff. he supervises all the computers and, quote, all aspects of vote counting during an election according to the registrar of voters website. the key question is, what impact did his sudden absence have on the accuracy and the speed of the vote counting in the election? >> that has not affected us at all. >> reporter: the question has been raised that because this person was unhappy with the working conditions here, that he may have le
election night has been decided in the 17th state assembly district. david chiu is your winner after david campos conceded last night. both men are democrats. they are both on the board of supervisors in san francisco. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> the race for mayor of san jose is still undecided although sam liccardo has declared himself the winner. no one is saying why it's taking so long to count all the ballots in santa clara county. but as kpix 5's len ramirez...
KPIX 5 News Early Edition : KPIX : October 23, 2014 4:30am-5:01am PDT
crosshairs...salons...the sidewalks...the food...the language barrier. david chiu\president, sf board of supervisors 26.54.08 we're l incredibly sad and disappoi that in 2014 someone would r these very stereotypical and racist comments about a mine into the video ---listen closely...that's applause 15.03.50.15 nats applause 27.57.10 i hope that we lea that they didn't understand what she was saying and th'e not native english speakers expletive laced rant doesn't stop there -- up next a war never to move to chinatown. 15.04.28.01 we have a china in my hometown of los angel that is way cleaner, way be restaurants not as many peo this is a horrible place to live. if you are considering moving to san francisco, although this is the cheape neighborhood, do not live h i have learned my lesson. t people wake you up at 6 in e morning we were unable to identify tour guide or what bus compy we were unable to identify tour guide or what bus compy she worked for. supervisor david chiu says he expects apology. the giants come home to san francisco after splitting t first two games of the world serie
crosshairs...salons...the sidewalks...the food...the language barrier. david chiu\president, sf board of supervisors 26.54.08 we're l incredibly sad and disappoi that in 2014 someone would r these very stereotypical and racist comments about a mine into the video ---listen closely...that's applause 15.03.50.15 nats applause 27.57.10 i hope that we lea that they didn't understand what she was saying and th'e not native english speakers expletive laced rant doesn't stop there -- up next a war...
KQED Newsroom : KQED : November 1, 2014 2:00am-2:31am PDT
candidates have worked together for years on the board of supervisors, now david chiu and david campos, both candidates are progressive democrats with a lot in common, but they are calling attention to their differences. david chiu supported a tax break for tech giant twitter in exchange for setting up shop in the blighted mid market area. he also sponsored regulate but allowing short-term rentals made popular by air b and b. david campos is an outspoken advocate for affordable housing and rental protection. also voted to keep sheriff ross mirkarimi. >> supervisor chiu, campos, thanks for being here. you're both harvard educated lawyers, both progressive democrats, you have families of immigrants that you're part of, you both have the first name david, and same initials. so what's the biggest thing that distinguishes you from each other? >> i think the biggest difference between david and i was just illustrated about what happened with air b and b. there's a fundamental difference between what david did and i did. >> regulation? >> i'm not surprised mayor lee endorsed it, because i thi
candidates have worked together for years on the board of supervisors, now david chiu and david campos, both candidates are progressive democrats with a lot in common, but they are calling attention to their differences. david chiu supported a tax break for tech giant twitter in exchange for setting up shop in the blighted mid market area. he also sponsored regulate but allowing short-term rentals made popular by air b and b. david campos is an outspoken advocate for affordable housing and...
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KRON 4 Early News : KRON : April 16, 2014 4:00am-6:01am PDT
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-- which is illegal. so, supervisor david chiu is proposing new legislation, which will allow residents to rent their homes on a short- term basis. this would apply to websites such as "air b-n-b." under the legislation, residents would need to register with the city beforehand. final approval is not expected for several months. one bobcat in san jose got a second chance at freedom yesterday. the young wildcat was hit by a car in southeast san jose last november. she was brought to the wildlife center of silicon valley with a broken leg. doctors decided to put a metal plate in her leg to stabilize the fractures. the metal plate is attached to the cats femur. and will stay in there permanently. the bobcat was released yesterday at great ranch park. "fire in the hole! fire in the hole! *boom a suspicious package detonated near the boston marathon finish line yesterday evening. it was one of two bags found. one backpack was unattended, the other was worn by a man nearby-- that man has been taken into custody. boston police describe him as "emotionally disturbed". he was being que
-- which is illegal. so, supervisor david chiu is proposing new legislation, which will allow residents to rent their homes on a short- term basis. this would apply to websites such as "air b-n-b." under the legislation, residents would need to register with the city beforehand. final approval is not expected for several months. one bobcat in san jose got a second chance at freedom yesterday. the young wildcat was hit by a car in southeast san jose last november. she was brought to...
KRON 4 News at 11 : KRON : November 4, 2014 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
francisco race for state assembly. david compos and david chiu have spent the year locked in a nasty race for the city's 17th assembly district. each candidate has been trying to paint himself as the true champion of san francisco liberal values. % david house minority leader nancy pelosi raised big money for democrats in the midterm election. meantime - republican real estate investor john dennis ran against her. it was his third straight bid to unseat her. and incumbent democratic congressman mike honda has had a highly contentious battle against his democratic opponent - ro khanna. we will continue to fall election coverage follow us on our web site check in with our morning news at 4:00 a.m. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device a
francisco race for state assembly. david compos and david chiu have spent the year locked in a nasty race for the city's 17th assembly district. each candidate has been trying to paint himself as the true champion of san francisco liberal values. % david house minority leader nancy pelosi raised big money for democrats in the midterm election. meantime - republican real estate investor john dennis ran against her. it was his third straight bid to unseat her. and incumbent democratic...
francisco board of supervisors president david chiu. wins the race for assembly district 17. against opponent supervisor david campos. chiu is headed to sacramento after campos conceded in the closely fought race. votes are still being counted by the san francisco department of elections. right now -- chiu is ahead of campos by more than 37-hundred votes. after 100 -precints reported chiu has nearly 52-percent of the votes. campos has more than 48. for the second day in a row. gunfire erupts at a busy antioch shopping center. yesterday, we told you about a shootout between a security guard and a suspect near a starbucks. now -- police are investigating a deadly shooting right outside a 24- hour fitness. on somersville road. the victim, who died at the scene, is only being identified as a 33-year-old pittsburg man. no arrests have been made. this is city's 3rd shooting outside a shopping center in the past 5-days police have now identified the woman. hit and killed by a golden gate transit bus this morning in san francisco. police say, the vicitm was 51- year-old lori helmer she was j
francisco board of supervisors president david chiu. wins the race for assembly district 17. against opponent supervisor david campos. chiu is headed to sacramento after campos conceded in the closely fought race. votes are still being counted by the san francisco department of elections. right now -- chiu is ahead of campos by more than 37-hundred votes. after 100 -precints reported chiu has nearly 52-percent of the votes. campos has more than 48. for the second day in a row. gunfire erupts...
KRON 4 News at 11 : KRON : October 23, 2014 11:00pm-11:31pm PDT
supervisor david chiu released a statement today saying quote "i am incredibly saddened and disappointed that in 2014, we are still hearing this hurtful and stereotypical speech targeted at any group in our community." new at 11. fremont police have identified the armed robbery suspect. who prompted authorities to shut down traffic on interstate-880 last week. authorities believe. deandre mcleod escaped police and hid in nearby bushes, before he was picked up by an accomplice at the starbucks on mowry avenue near the freeway. investigators say, mcleod is wanted for snatching a gold chain off an elderly woman's neck, in the ardenwood neighborhood in fremont earlier this month. police say. when the victim's husband ran after the suspect. the man pointed a gun at him and fired two shots into the air. he is believed to be armed and dangerous. only on kron 4. a san francisco man's quick actions. helped police nab suspects in an attack on the streets. good samaritan - patrick traughber. took photos of the getaway car, after he saw a man get mugged. trauber says, the pictures helped police quic
supervisor david chiu released a statement today saying quote "i am incredibly saddened and disappointed that in 2014, we are still hearing this hurtful and stereotypical speech targeted at any group in our community." new at 11. fremont police have identified the armed robbery suspect. who prompted authorities to shut down traffic on interstate-880 last week. authorities believe. deandre mcleod escaped police and hid in nearby bushes, before he was picked up by an accomplice at the...
KRON 4 News at 8 : KRON : October 23, 2014 8:00pm-9:01pm PDT
the san francisco city. >> pam: late in the afternoon, supervisor david chiu and joined activists and community members in chinatown. to voice their outrage over the tour guides comments. >> pam: chiu says, the company's c-e-o has agreed to sitdown with chinatown community leaders. to talk about how to move forward. >> we have so many from our community that can tell the rest of the world what is special and what is amazing about san francisco's chinatown. >> pam: chiu is also calling on all tour bus companys. to have a closer relationship with chinatown and the chinese community. >> pam: san francisco is rolling out the orange carpet. for the giants return to the city to host the world series. >> pam: kron4's j-r stone is live at the gala event. j-r >> reporter: we have the drummer's outside our rocking to the beat for the world series. when you walked up here. this is the new cruise terminal this is the orange carpet who need a red carpet when you can watch on orange. tonight it is all about the san francisco giants. dressed in the big-time outfit. that is for everyone to walk up an
the san francisco city. >> pam: late in the afternoon, supervisor david chiu and joined activists and community members in chinatown. to voice their outrage over the tour guides comments. >> pam: chiu says, the company's c-e-o has agreed to sitdown with chinatown community leaders. to talk about how to move forward. >> we have so many from our community that can tell the rest of the world what is special and what is amazing about san francisco's chinatown. >> pam: chiu...
KTVU Channel Two News at 4:30am : KTVU : June 16, 2014 4:30am-5:01am PDT
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. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of the enough central subway. last week they finished boring out tunnels. the project will extend the t- 3rd street muni line from at & t park to china town. construction on the subway is scheduled to end in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing bomb charges is due back in court this morning. he was the focus of a nation- wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. his deattention hearing is set to start at 9:30 this morning. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight dead line it includes more money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund the governor want the. it passed almost completely along party lines and republicans complained about money set aside for the high speed rail project. but the biggest news is lawmakers beat the deadline. >> when you tell the state legislature if they don't get the job done on time, they will be docking their own pay. you've hit a cord. >> there are still a few minor details with worked out. but most we
. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of the enough central subway. last week they finished boring out tunnels. the project will extend the t- 3rd street muni line from at & t park to china town. construction on the subway is scheduled to end in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing bomb charges is due back in court this morning. he was the focus of a nation- wide man hunt after the fbi searched his...
KTVU Channel Two News at 4:30am : KTVU : November 19, 2014 4:30am-5:01am PST
board of presidents to replace david chiu. they picked supervisor katie tang. tang will start on december 1st. that is when chiu will be sworn into his newly elected seat. >>> and today a petition drive to stop a recently approved pay raise for contra costa supervisors gets under way. last month they voted to give themselves a 33% pay hike. boosting their annual salary to $129,000 a year. that did not go over well with county employees who got raises of just 4% of contract negotiations with the board earlier this year. many community groups are also vowing to fight the pay raise which is set to take effect in january. >>> time is 4:39. at 10:00 this morning the san jose earthquakes soccer club will announce the name of the new stadium. the team has posted photos of the stadium on the twitter page. espn reported last month that avia a south bay business telecommunications company was a naming rights sponsor. the 18,000 seat sponsor is projected to cost $70 million and will feature north america's largest outdoor bar. >>> a hayward woman will be reunited with her mother's cherished
board of presidents to replace david chiu. they picked supervisor katie tang. tang will start on december 1st. that is when chiu will be sworn into his newly elected seat. >>> and today a petition drive to stop a recently approved pay raise for contra costa supervisors gets under way. last month they voted to give themselves a 33% pay hike. boosting their annual salary to $129,000 a year. that did not go over well with county employees who got raises of just 4% of contract...
KTVU Morning News : KTVU : June 16, 2014 6:00am-7:01am PDT
lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of a new central subway. last week the second boring machine finished carving out tunnels. the project will extend the t- third street muni line. construction on the subway is scheduled to be finished in 2019. >>> the san francisco man accused of possessing bomb making materials he is due back in court this morning. ryan chamberlain he was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. court documents say they found a home made remet controlled bomb and firearm with a serial number filed off. his detention hear willing begin at 9:30. his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight deadline. the $108 billion general budget includes money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund the governor wanted. it passed almost completely along party lines. the budget provides more information for social services. it also begins to pay down a short fall in the teachers pension fund and reserves $2 billion with most of that money going into
lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of a new central subway. last week the second boring machine finished carving out tunnels. the project will extend the t- third street muni line. construction on the subway is scheduled to be finished in 2019. >>> the san francisco man accused of possessing bomb making materials he is due back in court this morning. ryan chamberlain he was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two...
KTVU Morning News Early Edition : KTVU : June 16, 2014 5:00am-6:01am PDT
of supervisors president david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of the new subway. that project will extend to t- share street muni line. this morning's event begins at 9:00 a.m. unipole street. construction on the subway is expected to be completed in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing charges for allegedly possessing bomb materials due book in court this morning. ryan chamber lain was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. they found a home made remote control bomb and a firearm with the serial number filed off. that detention hearing is scheduled to begin at 9:30. his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight deadline. they passed a new spending plan for california. it's $108 billion general budget that includes more money for education, also sets money aside in the rainy day fund which the governor wanted. it also pays down some of california's debts. that bill passed almost completely along party lines. republicans complained about money set aside for the high speed rail pr
of supervisors president david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of the new subway. that project will extend to t- share street muni line. this morning's event begins at 9:00 a.m. unipole street. construction on the subway is expected to be completed in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing charges for allegedly possessing bomb materials due book in court this morning. ryan chamber lain was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment...
KTVU Morning News Early Edition : KTVU : November 19, 2014 5:00am-6:01am PST
when david chiu will be sworn in to his newly elected seat in the state assembly. tang will only serve until the beginning of january when the board will vote again to select to serve a full term president. >>> and stop a pay raise for contra costa supervisors gets under way. they voted to give themselves a 33% pay hike boosting their salary to $129,000 a year. that did not go over well with county employees who got raises of just 4% during contract negotiations with the board earlier this year. many community groups are also vowing to stop the pay raise which is set to take effect in january. >>> time is 5:41. even more snowfalling in that deadly northeast storm. coming up at 6:00 look at what it's like in up state new york. you heard steve talking about it. people are trapped on the roads. some of them more than 24 hours. >>> also a bold theft at a local gas station. up next the promising clue police are looking at to find a thief that stole hundreds of gallons of gas. >> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is moderately heavy. we've had a couple new incidents
when david chiu will be sworn in to his newly elected seat in the state assembly. tang will only serve until the beginning of january when the board will vote again to select to serve a full term president. >>> and stop a pay raise for contra costa supervisors gets under way. they voted to give themselves a 33% pay hike boosting their salary to $129,000 a year. that did not go over well with county employees who got raises of just 4% during contract negotiations with the board earlier...
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. two democratic board members are battling for primacprimacy. chiu is the more moderate member. david salaverry is in the race but doesn't seem to be a factor. another matter is regarding building subways and affordable housing. >>> what about the east bay? >> the big race is in the 16th assembly district where two democrats, bart critic steve glazer and tony sbranti have garnered more than $2 million. this is in the top two races, you might expect both to prevail in a democratic district, but they may split the democratic vote, letting republican kathryn baker sneak in as one of the top two. further down we have the race of all races in the 17th congressional district where two democrats, mike honda and ro khana are battling. the exchanges between the two camps have been contentious. opening the possibility for a republican to sneak into the top two. >> what do you see in santa clara county? >> the big race here is for san jose mayor. you have five major candidates trying to get into a two-person runoff. someone's going to have to give. the issues are pension reform, escalating crime
. two democratic board members are battling for primacprimacy. chiu is the more moderate member. david salaverry is in the race but doesn't seem to be a factor. another matter is regarding building subways and affordable housing. >>> what about the east bay? >> the big race is in the 16th assembly district where two democrats, bart critic steve glazer and tony sbranti have garnered more than $2 million. this is in the top two races, you might expect both to prevail in a...
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bastante abogados 36:59 25:41 a non profit..... hoy el supervisor david chiu explico que se adjudicaron cien mil dolares para que el comite de abogados de derechos civiles administre el programa, lo que incluye coordinar y entrenar ntenares de abogados de s servicios gratuitamente usar para aumentar nuestros fuerzos para conseguir representacion legal ra que loseres puedan crucial nar sus casos.1:19 en las rtes de inmigracion la gente tener alivio 21;28pero el super lares no es dinernuevo 27:35 atando de usar este tema de una politica 27:40 campos y chiu actualmente estan enfrentandose en la contienda politica por un puesto en la asamblea estatal. campos agrego que por meses su oficina ha estado estudiando el tema, y que preparan un reporte sobre lo insuficiente que seran los cien mil dolares. 28:27 de hecho el problema es tan grave que estamos hablando de mil millones de dolares necesarios para responder a la necesidad en el area de la bahia 28:49 29:41 creo que tenemos que enfocarnos no en la politica sino en lo que esta pasando a estos ninos 29:48 44:09 en cualquier caso si usted nec
bastante abogados 36:59 25:41 a non profit..... hoy el supervisor david chiu explico que se adjudicaron cien mil dolares para que el comite de abogados de derechos civiles administre el programa, lo que incluye coordinar y entrenar ntenares de abogados de s servicios gratuitamente usar para aumentar nuestros fuerzos para conseguir representacion legal ra que loseres puedan crucial nar sus casos.1:19 en las rtes de inmigracion la gente tener alivio 21;28pero el super lares no es dinernuevo...
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initiatives and on the eastern end of our district supervisor david chiu from district 3 is also in the tenderloin in the lower union square area. we have three special assessment districts. we work closely with the cbbd and the union square improvement district is also in the tenderloin and as is the civic center community benefit district. now, the union square bid recently went from 10 square blocks to 27. you will see part of those 27 blocks, the red outline is what is carved out for the tenderloin. we used to have a full time officer who was dedicated to the 27 blocks in the grid. now we share that responsibility with the central district which is north of the red line the tenderloin in the southern district. i think it's important to illustrate one of the social issues that we have in the tenderloin. i push this information out in the week and i think it's important to discuss these issues that challenge this area. there is a red dot that include all the alcohol sale outlets. that cluster there is the tenderloin. this is your core of liquor stores get the license. currently you ha
initiatives and on the eastern end of our district supervisor david chiu from district 3 is also in the tenderloin in the lower union square area. we have three special assessment districts. we work closely with the cbbd and the union square improvement district is also in the tenderloin and as is the civic center community benefit district. now, the union square bid recently went from 10 square blocks to 27. you will see part of those 27 blocks, the red outline is what is carved out for the...
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david campos: thank you. it's been a very interesting discussion. i want to thank supervisor chiu and yee for all the work gone into this. i do support this legislation. let me say that i support it primarily because i have heard from a number of tenant advocates who believe that this legislation could be used as a tool thigh it makes sense to see that happen. i do share concerns that i don't know if this legislation will end up doing much and i don't know if people will take advantage of it to the extent that you are talking about people having their property values reassessed if they go through process. i don't know how many people will end up choosing to do that. but i'm willing to take the chance to see if this would work but i have a concern in the end that not much will come out of this. >> supervisor avalos? >>supervisor john avalos: are we voting on the amendment? >> any discussion on the e. manet. to -- amendment. if this amendment passes it will go back to the planning commission? >> that's right. if the amendment is adopted it will require the material under the charter
david campos: thank you. it's been a very interesting discussion. i want to thank supervisor chiu and yee for all the work gone into this. i do support this legislation. let me say that i support it primarily because i have heard from a number of tenant advocates who believe that this legislation could be used as a tool thigh it makes sense to see that happen. i do share concerns that i don't know if this legislation will end up doing much and i don't know if people will take advantage of it...
SFGTV : April 10, 2014 5:00pm-5:31pm PDT
her 90 in san francisco that went throw things i'm not that david chiu and the chinese community to help our families and county and society to get the information and services they need. now hopefully, we won't rely on you so much but the government services will reflect what we need for accessibility without barriers. i will thank all the different groups that have been recognizes so far language seas and and list the community partners they're pushing us to make sure we doing the right things chinese for affirmative action and the air resource and organizing center and the burden heights center and the filipino center right her and the environmental economic rights they've been the heart of making sure our language access is clear and now we'll go about doing the several times. >>. your officer of community engagement and immigrant affairs will work with the departments sexual relation our city administer for the next 18 months to assess all the needs of each department and working with them working with the public safety and health to make sure their staffed and have all the sup
her 90 in san francisco that went throw things i'm not that david chiu and the chinese community to help our families and county and society to get the information and services they need. now hopefully, we won't rely on you so much but the government services will reflect what we need for accessibility without barriers. i will thank all the different groups that have been recognizes so far language seas and and list the community partners they're pushing us to make sure we doing the right...
.) >> thank you, mr. mayor. next i'd like to introduce our board of supervisors president david you chiu who the the oldest of children from his us partners and making sure the departments are accessible to limited english speaking persons and everyone. thank you >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and bay we are noteding with each and every you have a board of supervisors they fighting with you i'm excited to be part of this because first and foremost today's announcements is an credible vishgdz for the filipino community who has make sure in working with your policymakers we have a city government that's responsive to all of our community. i'm also excited like supervisor avalos and supervisor kim i'm the first childhood of a first-generation immigrants english was not they're first language as a civil rights center this is what we live for. when i came into office in 23450b9 i took the office of the coalition of asian-american that came to me and asked how can we moved with the ordinance in san francisco. in 2009 we made many changes to make sure our city was truly accountability wi
.) >> thank you, mr. mayor. next i'd like to introduce our board of supervisors president david you chiu who the the oldest of children from his us partners and making sure the departments are accessible to limited english speaking persons and everyone. thank you >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and bay we are noteding with each and every you have a board of supervisors they fighting with you i'm excited to be part of this because first and foremost today's...
recommended from the bla report in december. i want to also just thank president david chiu
in december. i want to also just thank president david chiu for cosponsoring this because i know he's watching carefully how we are handling the bicycle strategy. with that, thank you for putting all of this information together for us. >> okay. thank you. supervisor mar and thank you for the opportunity. before jumping into presentation, i support all of what you said and i do want to acknowledge we had a really strong showing from senior and disability action and community tenant association. there has been a lot of free muni for youth coalition and a lot of very strong public support. what i see it as public support for muni for people who want muni and need muni and want it to be working well. i think that's a great thing. i'm hoping we can channel some of that support and hope to get whatever we can for muni and the bicycle and pedestrian. i would love to see more funding in these areas. this is the best in terms of what we can scrape from different parts of the budget. we'll speak a little bit about the operating budget and where we've tried to really be as efficient and ef
in december. i want to also just thank president david chiu for cosponsoring this because i know he's watching carefully how we are handling the bicycle strategy. with that, thank you for putting all of this information together for us. >> okay. thank you. supervisor mar and thank you for the opportunity. before jumping into presentation, i support all of what you said and i do want to acknowledge we had a really strong showing from senior and disability action and community tenant...
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10 thousand san franciscans that speak a limited language and this must be made by the immigrant affairs to all the departments and the city rights commission. it is now my honor to introduce mayor edwin lee telephones the administrator in 2003 when the amendment happened and continues to xoond opportunity as mayor to build bridges between our cultures. >> mayor edwin lee. >> and thank you to the center for welcoming us today. i practiced saying this word on a recent trip and consul general thank you for being here and all the volunteers and staff that have been working with the city for many, many years to make sure with we equal access to all the cities services and president chiu reminded me it didn't used to be called this but the continental access to all the serviced. i'm a firm believer but we're an international city and a city of immigrants the u.s. consensus bureau said we speak many different languages and we're you'll san franciscans. we have an obligation we've strongly felt was a good purpose of government and i joined board president chiu and supervisor kim and councilmember avalos will be here they have a late night meeting debating important issues i know each of the that have a very strong filipino and other asian the minority and latin populations in their district and certainly right here in this district a extremely strong presence and with the city comes to the clear obligation we must be able to make sure our vital services are ones that reach all our citizens when they have a language barrier by many who don't have english as the first rang indicate to the american survey under the under the circumstances keens bureau over 10 thousands of them reach the point they're not having english as they're first language we have to among services accessible to them. that means was we down for chinesespectro and spanish speaking residents we work with all our safety departments to make sure very have accurate information that's trailed and kaebltd on site when people need that service and our human services whether health or other important things are translated when that's right written materials or big meetings we provide translators and electronically or physically or make sure that every outreach program is culturely competent. when you reach f that mask 10 thousand person level that's important to know that treld that we as a city will then make sure we give the serviced to be transmitted properly and people what make did access. gone are the days i used to translate for my mom and dad whether a hospital or benefits. i know virtual everyone standing with me today at sometime did the same things you were nerve because they didn't have the transmission and you were nerve whether a medical term was accurate or access public safety whether effectively or not to you the filipino-americans her 90 in san francisco that went throw things i'm not that david chiu and the chinese community to help our families and county and society to get the information and services they need. now hopefully, we won't rely on you so much but the government services will reflect what we need for accessibility without barriers. i will thank all the different groups that have been recognizes so far language seas and and list the community partners they're pushing us to make sure we doing the right things chinese for affirmative action and the air resource and organizing center and the burden heights center and the filipino center right her and the environmental economic rights they've been the heart of making sure our language access is clear and now we'll go about doing the several times. >>. your officer of community engagement and immigrant affairs will work with the departments sexual relation our city administer for the next 18 months to assess all the needs of each department and working with them working with the public safety and health to make sure their staffed and have all the support we've hired a to going translators you he's started i know this is important and supervisor kim walked in that's important to all the communities citywide. i know that supervisor avalos is coming in now. he and i have been to the filipino community out in mission they want to make sure they get the services out there as well. we have generations of families that had barriers and with more accurate information coming out of the surveys we can do this if we set a threshold i'm plowed u proud to work with the contingent partners and get rid of the barriers. that self-say we're not doing the outreach it won't be just to the spanish and to going we need to work with our south american communities that are growing so when we do big captions we want to reach attest to folks in competent ways this is the thrust of our city and i'll proud of this we reach everyone we can to make sure that language is not a barrier or culture. i want to thank naomi for your leadership i know the city leads this effort and over the next 18 months n reflected in our budget we'll have the resources to make sure that the to going will be the focus. in the a great city one i'm very proud of and proud to announce. (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor. next i'd like to introduce our board of supervisors president david you chiu who the the oldest of children from his us partners and making sure the departments are accessible to limited english speaking persons and everyone. thank you >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and bay we are noteding with each and every you have a board of supervisors they fighting with you i'm excited to be part of this because first and foremost today's announcements is an credible vishgdz for the filipino community who has make sure in working with your policymakers we have a city government that's responsive to all of our community. i'm also excited like supervisor avalos and supervisor kim i'm the first childhood of a first-generation immigrants english was not they're first language as a civil rights center this is what we live for. when i came into office in 23450b9 i took the office of the coalition of asian-american that came to me and asked how can we moved with the ordinance in san francisco. in 2009 we made many changes to make sure our city was truly accountability with the vision seven hundred 9 billion government would be responsive for all residents we put in a process that we knew was going to lead to today where community will come down and we'll make and certificate another language to transfer our materials to this is very special for me when i was in college i studied luke like all of us. it was amazing i get to represent the neighborhood where the former manila was there was a dark time in the 80s we were concerned with filipino and asian-americans being pushed out of our city years later that's changed to where we are today authenticity incredible we're here celebrating filipino-americans and other san franciscans. i want to thank you you and end with one word that the mayor said. thank you very much >> thank you supervisor chiu. next i'd like to introduce supervisor jane kim who represented district 6 where we are today and she's been working diligently with the administer and the office of the k3w7b9 affairs to make sure we got her today and make sure we were able to certify to log as one language today >> thank you new mexico and welcome to the south of market it's important we celebrate this to log and filipino i'm here as a community that has celebrated the home of betsy carmichael and this the the first school in the country to have a bilingual to log center. we represent the largest number of filipino-americans in san francisco. we're a little bit closer to city hall and it's great to be here at the center. it was really the community that pushed for the recognize of this community and to have this language recognized as one that all our departments should have to our of times could be included i want to recognize terry from our filipino center with rudy and he's here in the south market we have many south market leaders and, of course, jess listen and mayor one of our residents long term leader. the mayor ed lee brought up the hotel. i was born the year of the fall of the eye hotel. i think everyone in the room has seen the documentary not only because asian-americans were leading the structural and have been an advocate whether voting and housing but amazing to see the coalition that fought for that hotel and chicano-americans who lived there the black panthers for our seniors to have a place to live we rebuilt this for citizens and the one thing i can say about the community they persevere we're fighting the displacement again and the filipinos are leading this so the fight never dies and the leadership and advocacy still sustains so congratulations to every one i want to thank the mayor and naomi kelly we couldn't have done that without you and thank you to everyone. (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor kim next i'd like to introduce supervisor avalos who represents district 11 we can clap for that (clapping) district 11 has the largest number of more than 3 thousand tagalog speakers and supervisor avalos has been a strong leader for tagalog. supervisor avalos >> thank you naomi was going to do a hearing on the certification of tagalog harassing as part of the language cease program and yesterday supervisor chiu was throbbing how many hearings we've been doing now i don't have to do a hearing because of the great leadership of the filipino community but all across san francisco i represent district 11 naomi said we have 3 thousand tagalog speakers and many more filipino speakers and in district 6 supervisor kim rival yaech in the filipino population but your government should be responsible to everyone and canoeing had k347d in 2009 was about that it's lived up to the promise we want to make sure that the residents can take advantage of the federal benefits and the determination that wouldn't have come about without the support of the mayor and naomi and one who wasn't mentioned was a gentleman who (clapping) has done a lot of outreach in district 11 and in the filipino community and the young people that's served and thank you naomi and the may it's been a long time coming it's a great victory all the major victories that happen in the working with communities this is one and many more good things to come. thank you >> thank you supervisor avalos. so we're here at the bye hi, 91 had an center. one the programs is the veterans equity centers to honor the veterans in world war ii to provide culturely and listen giving justice. the leaders is a woman that should why in the community for many years please welcome the director (clapping.) thank you frrment i would like to thank the community for role moving this issue forward in a bye tin spirit we are resilient and making sure that everybody comes together in moving forward. i want to thank did leadership of the board of supervisors who are present karen downey. supervisor avalos and supervisor kim for listening to the constitutes and your responsive to whatever they're asking for the language access. we thank you to our mayor, mayor ed lee for making sure he supports our community. i know about decades it is so telling how will i other people but a service provide out of market inform 23 years and i see the mayor smiling because i was the interim he always mentioned that but thought 23 years in my previous life i was working with at risk youth in the juvenile justice system you don't know how it's been difficult to to the parents who are responsible for the courts system. there are at that time, i believe there was only one filipino probation officer at the center so you can image there's a lot of them and few of us to speak tagalog. let's fast forward to my work of the 15 years. language has been very, very important because a lot of them have been fighting for their benefits, a lot of them have's have been denied their benefits and going to hospitals and that's been difficult to get the service because it would in their language. and even if they say do you speak english they'll say yes, but when it comes to an official document understanding the system they revert to their and a half tongue and a lot of them them speak tagalog what does it mean it have thank god for our languages for our immigrant community in the area of housing what side if mean how many people have not applied for available housing because of the language how many people have not been able to voice, you know, a lot of the, you know, if they have housing they don't understand there are laws and ordinances that protect them. for workers how many actually have been very silent sb about injustices in the workplace because they don't speak the language. so today is a celebration it maybe like we said it came a little bit late but in the near future once we get a lot of the services in the city in los angeles materials in los angeles we open a lot of gates and hopefully, the number of people who are not can you tell me services in the city will come forward and that's a victory because we're truly responsive to the needs of the filipino community. thank you (clapping.) thank you luis. next i'd like to have - say a few words is the filipino consul general (clapping.) thank you administer kim and mayor edwin lee and supervisor chiu and supervisor avalos and supervisor kim and the members of the filipino community. i would i want to say you can't imagine how appreciative we are and i'm sure it's significant for them because right here the very core and home the filipino community of san francisco we've started to take tagalog lessons from everyone starting with the mayor. serially speaking mr. mayor, we take great pride in being in the city of the care of the community. san francisco as you said is a city of diverse community. very the ordinance that's being passed rec the filipino has a third language is certainly a recollection of the transcribes of this great community the filipinos. and certainly its very significant for them because not only is it access to language and services because it makes them open up the city to themselves and feel like a home to them. certainly for any filipinos for the first time in the bay area this is wonderful and truly different when they're far away from home. i want to thank you. again mr. mayor and supervisors ms. city administer ms. kelly for the camp poosht timing for the community >> (clapping) >> thank you next i'd like to introduce terry valencia who the founder the community center terry served as the national alliance for filipino concerns and a great partner with the office of urban affairs part of the network and was helpful during the 2010 consensus so terry (clapping.) thank you all for being here today for spornl this press convention and i went talking about this specific, you know, issue in our community and i thank you, again, for lending our area in moving this forward. i forgot to say (speaking foreign word). i'm not a fluent tagalog speaker i want to ucla but with my limited focuscy i had to do we have to help our filipino members access service and helped people to get food stamps and get legal assistance to fight for their reporters. a lot of the folks are doing this in district 6. i want to thank you naomi kelly for your work and supervisor avalos for proposing the amendment and passing it in 2009. your staff amy and so many folks to thank supervisor kim and supervisor avalos and april and supervisor avalos office staff and also a couple of supervisors not here supervisor campos and his office and supervisor ed mar were helpful in the process. there are so many people that helps to make this happen we're standing on the shoulder the filipino community that's been here almost a century fighting for housing and workers to live in san francisco. i i know supervisors that have been representing their districts 6 and 11 we know we've hit the 10 thousand folk people saipg i don't speak enough english and the united states is so important there is an under count of folks so we're very happy to get thirty to this point it took sprierns are pioneers of the community we're happy we're here today. i mention everyday nonprofit staff nurses and government employees and even school acknowledge children have translating for their parents and grandparent and they're not being recognized but they have to the tagalog the official language in the philippines is a great thing it's a city of gunpoint and welcoming of immigrants and all those english proficient consultants. the filipino center is a proud member of the language access network and we're proud to work with the network with adrian and others and our new speciality santa draw who will be working with (clapping) going forward so. the process is new this is the first language certified under the language act and we look forward to working with other community partners to certify other languages and hope to backing make the process better so we can make it a strong step forward as possible. we looked at to working with sandra and with the burn heights center and f ad s when is our sponsor today and bishop there are members of active leadership and grassroots we want to thank everyone for coming again, this is a big step forward a century of filipinos in the united states and this is >>right. step to recognize the contribution and the strength of our community in san francisco. thank you all for coming here today and all your work (clapping.) thank you terry. i would like to introduce grass lee for affirmative action dpras focuses on racial justice issues. c aa is part of the language access network and is with the immigrant affairs. grace (clapping.) so i'll try to make this quick i, you know, today is wednesday i'm thinking of the irony because the staff is asking for the reform so today is a wonderful celebration of how lucky we are in san francisco is have so many supervisors and mayor here in support of the community. as was mentioned we were involved if the effort of the access language and all those were in putting in place a policy that would allow our city to adapt to the changes here we are today, we have partners with the access here the burn heights center and we have
10 thousand san franciscans that speak a limited language and this must be made by the immigrant affairs to all the departments and the city rights commission. it is now my honor to introduce mayor edwin lee telephones the administrator in 2003 when the amendment happened and continues to xoond opportunity as mayor to build bridges between our cultures. >> mayor edwin lee. >> and thank you to the center for welcoming us today. i practiced saying this word on a recent trip and consul...
SFGTV : April 18, 2014 6:30am-7:01am PDT
afternoon. >>> good afternoon, my name is eric wu, a pointed by the board of supervisors david chiu. thank you for this opportunity for me to speak today as our economy is rebounding and our population is a bounding, we need to think about our future. ~ tonight you can choose a future already costs will not be a barrier for united technologies to go to school, to be educated, to commute to volunteer programs and give back to the community, to city hall, youth commission meeting that starts at 5:00 p.m. and ends at 8:00, you can choose a future where poor seniors and those who are disabled will be encouraged to get out and ride muni at zero cost. i think it's fair to say none of us here want seniors to use their social security checks to pay for transportation. you can choose a future where we have a transit first culture where people think about walking or getting on a bus or riding their bikes before driving their cars. tonight at this moment in this meeting you are making a decision that won't just be about the budget for this coming fiscal year. you are deciding on the moral imperative
afternoon. >>> good afternoon, my name is eric wu, a pointed by the board of supervisors david chiu. thank you for this opportunity for me to speak today as our economy is rebounding and our population is a bounding, we need to think about our future. ~ tonight you can choose a future already costs will not be a barrier for united technologies to go to school, to be educated, to commute to volunteer programs and give back to the community, to city hall, youth commission meeting that...
whether to pay rent, buy food. a person shouldn't have to make that choice. we need to make sure that people really have access to transportation so that they can live in the community they lowv and no matter what they choose, they can go wherever they want and need to go. i would ask you that you hear our collective voices. we only represent a fraction of the people that really -- that this issue is very important to. and we ask that you really make free muni for 18 year olds and seniors with disabilities happen right now, not wait and work towards making it permanent. thank you. >> thank you, mr. mendosa. next speaker, please. >> rufus abercrombie. [speaker not understood] naranjo. barry toronto. toby edelhart. >> any of those folks here? good afternoon, sir. >>> hello, my name is rufus abercrombie. i'm standing because i want to tell you how i feel about my country. i got drafted in the army from balboa high school when i was 20 years old and sent to vietnam. and i depth just go once. they sent me back twice and they sent me back three time. i served my country with proudness because we are a country of christians and i had values even in war. and i got promoted as a staff sergeant in war when i was 20 years old and could barely read and right, but i was pretty good at reading a map. i grew up in texas, about 150 miles out of dallas. i'm talking to you today because i've had just about every part of my body cut into, my brain. i have false lip. they gave me new surgery. and all of this, i realize that i would have to die one day. when i close my eyes i wanted to tell god, lord, i gave it my best wherever i was. and where i was, if i saw the street dirty i would try to clean it up. it has cost me a big price to come down here today. my car has been pulled away. they told me it would be 6 or $800 to get it back. i came because i wanted to get out and go to church every sunday where i worship at [speaker not understood] bethel, golden gate and fillmore. been worshipping there since i got here 15 years ago. and we have a lot of old shoes that come to church across town across the bay they've been coming from years. their outlook on life is coming to tell god that they thank him that they are still here. i'm praying that you will not let anything stand in your way and stop letting someone else make a decision for you where we cannot park our cars where we can get into our church. we have nowhere else to park but on the street. so, as a leader, as i see you, i really would pray that you would look at yourself and say, one day i'm going to die and i want to make decisions for the folks that we love here trying to keep our country safe. they are not criminals. they are people that keeping our country civilized. so, think on that point and i just thank you for hearing me. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> theresa naranjo. barry toronto. so n ~ sophie edelhart [speaker not understood]. >>> my name is sophie edelhart [speaker not understood]. and director ramos for seconding it. i really hope you all consider expansion of this program that will help over 3,000 18 year olds, including me in nine months. and as always, thank you for allowing me to be part of this conversation. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> is theresa naranjo here? no? barry toronto followed by eric rue, then rosie [speaker not understood] and alejandra [speaker not understood]. if anyone has not turned in speaker cards, please do so now. >> hello, mr. nolan. >>> [speaker not understood]. i thought we were going to have general public comment as well. i want to talk about the budget. you know, the taxi industry contributes a lot of money to this budget. and i'm a little concerned that we're not getting our money's worth at all. i'm concerned that we are not being told what hadth investigators are doing. you know, of course they have done a wonderful job, but we're not getting reports about what we're getting for our money. what are they doing? i don't see them out there. i had asked it be important in order to improve the taxi service at the ballpark that they have the investigators out there to make it easy for us to get in and get out. they made a decision it was a waste of time not to have taxi investigators over on 2nd street and over on the ballpark to prevent the pill ferning and stealing and illegal activities going on thereby the tmcs and by illegal limousines and [speaker not understood] taxis. they made a decision, it's a waste of your time. no, if you have a presence there ticket these people, double parking, illegal parking, solicitation, then we can get more taxis down there. otherwise you're not getting more taxis down there and i promise. i do want to close relating to the budget. i understand people want to have the meters on sunday and i think there is a compromise. there are certain very, very busy commercial areas of the city their meters, but there are parts of the city where the office buildings are closed. : the stores in that area, the store are closed because people don't work on sundays. to me it's important to have directive enforcement in those commercial districts, maybe union square, maybe certain parts of the mission. maybe marina, cal hollow. those areas where people can come from all parts of the bay area to shop and to enjoy the food. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> eric wu. rosie [speaker not understood]. alejandra [speaker not understood]. jimmy dean. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, my name is eric wu, a pointed by the board of supervisors david chiu. thank you for this opportunity for me to speak today as our economy is rebounding and our population is a bounding, we need to think about our future. ~ tonight you can choose a future already costs will not be a barrier for united technologies to go to school, to be educated, to commute to volunteer programs and give back to the community, to city hall, youth commission meeting that starts at 5:00 p.m. and ends at 8:00, you can choose a future where poor seniors and those who are disabled will be encouraged to get out and ride muni at zero cost. i think it's fair to say none of us here want seniors to use their social security checks to pay for transportation. you can choose a future where we have a transit first culture where people think about walking or getting on a bus or riding their bikes before driving their cars. tonight at this moment in this meeting you are making a decision that won't just be about the budget for this coming fiscal year. you are deciding on the moral imperative on how people of our city will commute for decades to come. institutionalizing zero cost transit for youth should not be a political argument because the reality of our times should compel us to do all we can to help our youth get affordable successful transportation. so, let's establish zero cost muni for youth in the mta budget for our youth. >> next speaker, please. >> rosie [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. violet dean. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i'm [speaker not understood] vazquez, i'm 17 and i attend balboa high school as a junior. i'm here to represent empower and eight other organizations. i'm also here as a voice of high school students who can't be here today. i'm also here to tell you our story and demands. [speaker not understood]. and the last testimony i made it very clear that i was still in high school when i have 18. i though i will have responsibilities to participate in jury duty, i will still be in high school. that includes sat scores, testing, applying for colleges [speaker not understood] graduate. on top of that i am low-income and a minority. i know i don't have to share my struggles, but i will if i have to. i am one ought of thousands of youth and supporters who participate indoor knocking, getting arrested by police and campaigning. not only because we need extracurricular activity, but because we care and we no that -- what the difference is between justice and equality. we want to stress less, we want to get to school on time. we want to be success. . years after sweat, blood and tears, you're still not sure you're going to include this program for 18 year olds. [speaker not understood] including our demand for 18 year olds as well. we will live in one of the richest cities in the world and the [speaker not understood] this city supplies for this to become permanent forever and a day. you invest in [speaker not understood] for youth, my [speaker not understood] on top of that you get the credit for it and the hard work. i'm upset and angry because i am. i want to know that my city cares for me. and i want to know that i'll be okay. i want to know one day i'll be a proud mayor of the city. please don't add onto my stress. don't tell us and tell us our city hates us. you have an obligation to make history. >> next speaker. >> rosie [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. jimmy dean. next person standing at the podium. >>> good afternoon, my name is rosie, i'm a sophomore in high school, [speaker not understood] at balboa high school. so, i'm here to support free muni for youth and also to get 18 year olds in this program and to make this program a pilot. sorry. permanent. so, we come here all the time year after year regularly, all these people are packed into this room fighting for what we want and for what we need. so, what i don't understand is how you say you care and you support us, but [speaker not understood]. not just what we need but for the seniors and people with disabilities and 18 year olds who are still in high school. like violet said, i also will be 18 in my senior year and just because i'm 18 doesn't mean i'm able to supply for myself financially with home and all that stuff. so, i don't get how i can pay $365 days a year just to get free muni or just to get muni. and also i would like to thank you for whoax who support, but also i would like to say this needs to happen. >> thank you. next speaker. (applause) >> good afternoon. >>> hi, my name is alejandra ruiz. i'm a sophomore at balboa. each time we come here, we not only pack this room, but three overflow room. if this campaign was not important, there would be no one standing here behind us. there would be no one in those overflow rooms. but as you can see it is important. it is important to people, to families, to youth. to seniors with disabilities. every time we come here we bring more and more people because we need more and more people to make you understand this is something valuable. we keep coming here saying the exact same thing over and over because we needed to see this is important. i will also be an 18 year old senior when i'm in high school. i don't have time to get a job and supply for myself. my family doesn't make that much money where i can afford to pay $4 each day. and sometimes i have to go multiple places where i have to pay $6 or $8 no matter how long i'm out. each student in high school has stress applying to colleges which costs money in itself, worrying about financial aid, worrying about sat scores, tests grade to get into any colleges. and this, the muni funds are adding onto that stress. i mean, we are the future. if the less stress we have the better off we'll be. the better future we'll have. so, if you really do care about all of us, the fact that we may be sitting in your chairs one day and you want us to [speaker not understood]. it makes us happier and wants us to do more. (applause) >> thank you very much. good afternoon. >>> hi, my name is jimmy dolan and i'm here to -- >> [speaker not understood]. [laughter] >>> my name is jimmy dolan and i'm here to represent sfp balboa and [speaker not understood]. family in san francisco are single parents and they work very hard to support their families. my family consists of my mom, my sister and i. my mom is out for more than 12 hours a day for most of the week. when i'm 18 i'm going to take $2 away from her each day while commuting to schools and programs. [speaker not understood] is not to be a burden to her and i believe for a lot of people here. before free muni was in effect, i would go home around 6:00 p.m. in october and november. i always have [speaker not understood] on me, but what if i didn't have it done? i might not be here speaking. [speaker not understood]. this school year there is no going around free muni for youth. i didn't have to worry about all expenses, all i needed was a card in my hand. thank you. >> any other speakers? >> anybody else in this group who wishes to address the board? >> thank you very much for coming this afternoon, then. >> michael rhodes. danielle win ford. juna bay. >> good afternoon. >>> hi. my name is danielle win ford and i am a families and youth transition coordinator for san francisco unified. we also call it fit, it's another acronym. this program, skew me, was put in place to support all of the homeless students and students that are living in transitional living situations in san francisco or in san francisco unified. currently we have about 2,500 identified students. many of them are already signed up in the free muni for youth program. fortunately and unfortunately. fortunately i am able to provide clipper cards for the 18 year old and 19-year-old students at $26 a clipper card every month to get them to and from school. i probably spend between 13,000 a month. [speaker not understood]. i spend about $10 or $13 a month. some kid don't even qualify for my program so they are either not attending which you guys know that schools, they receive their money according to attendance. so, they're not showing up because they can't get to school. that money that we have available through mc kinney [speaker not understood] fund and title 1 reserve funds are limited and we could use them for other services such a tutoring, back pack supplies, uniforms for uniform schools, but we are spending a large portion on the adult fast passes every month to high school students. you also know foster youth services; they also face the same issue because we do provide transportation. so, any support would help. >> next speaker, please. >> is michael rhodes here? followed by is gina bays here? no? larry edmond, is he here? >>> yes. >> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not understood]. the last people who turned in a speaker card. >>> metering on sundays has had tremendous benefits including for drivers. mta's own study has made it metering has made it easy to find a spot. less frustration, less circling, less traffic, that means people are able to find access, -- access businesses as well as places of worship. people who get tickets found that spot in the first place because meters were on. it's important to think about meterings are in access to services. let's not give up that process. also' make sure we make it easier to park at the meter as soon as possible. no one likes paying tickets and we should [speaker not understood] as much as possible. citation revenue to paying at the meter. in facts, we know that's possible because credit card meters with longer time limits were installed in 2011. [speaker not understood] went up a third, and revenue went up to balance it out. overall that is a much better experience for people parking. you hear about paying for parking or any other day, it is more than the $2. later this year or next year the city is going to replace the reminder of its older meters with better models that expect credit card. we can also expect citations to go down a bit and that to be made up by revenue at the meter. so, i would suggest that we focus on increasing ease of paying the parking. perhaps consider eliminating sunday meters only at places where there is truly occupancy that justified but in general continue the successful policy. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> larry edmonds. cynthia cruz. tony lee. ace on the case. >> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. >>> hello, my name is larry edmonds and i'm here to advocate with senior sda senior disability action network, [speaker not understood] child america community, [speaker not understood] spare the faith community, chp community housing partnership, tndc tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, and the tlgbt, transgender lgbt community and asa, america's safe [speaker not understood] ada. i want you to see this article right here. i live in san francisco. we live in s-r-os and so many of our seniors who do not get to get out of those buildings do not have bus passes. for me, i get to go to karaoke at [speaker not understood]. i've been going there since 11-06-12 to today. it gives me a chance to get out. one day i took my neighbor, carol. we went on christmas day to ride the bus on treasure island. we had such a great night and she's 72 years old. but every senior and disability person does not have money to get a bus pass. a mayor or board of supervisors, they should give everyone two of the bus fares. i thought they was crazy, but now i know ticket people jump on the buses. it's amazing people get arrested because they ride the bus. this affects elders, [speaker not understood]. you can get this in the city central paper and it just tells you some of the pains that elderly and disabled people are facing in san francisco. oh, my taken down and sro [speaker not understood]. they don't like people on low-income. we know we're in the housing crunch and we all need to become habitat for humanity. this is affecting us all. please do the right thing. thank you. >> thank you. >> cynthia cruz. tony lee. ace on the case. this is the last person who has turned in a speaker card. >> good afternoon, ms. cruz. >>> good afternoon. cynthia cruz here for the league of [speaker not understood] voters here to talk about the sunday parking meters give away. this is a $9 million give away that no one is asking for except mayor ed lee. meanwhile,00 of low-income, seniors and people with disabilities have been going to the mta meetings bugging for free muni. they're being told they have to wait until november and wait until the vehicle license fee passes or more charity from companies seeking good pr in exchange forgive aways. this sucks. we see the faith community, but we hope they would have [speaker not understood]. the mta was established by amendment of the city charter that the people of san francisco voted on. the mta's purpose is to manage the streets not to do the mayor's bidding. it seems like the mayor's imperative is to give away the town to the highest bidder. if the mayor has i his way, the next time we are packed in muni with all the other riders and recorded announcement says, please pay your fair share, remember, anyone who can afford to own a car in san francisco is getting a free ride thanks to us. [speaker not understood]. transit riders should not be forced to pay higher fares and [speaker not understood] so motorists can get free parking. [speaker not understood]. san francisco is transit first. stop talking about it and do something. >> next speaker, please. >> tony lee. ace on the case. he's the last person who turned in a speaker card. >> good afternoon, mr. lee. >>> my name is tony. my family and i were never really reliant on muni. so, when i would go to school, i would go to school. if my family had somewhere to go like family bonding, my dad would just drive us. this all changed when it was my software in high school. my dad had gotten a stroke. by the time my family found out, it was already too late. his whole, his whole right side of his body was paralyzed, making him disabled. he is currently at a nursing home recovering, but he could only recover so much and his right side still remains paralyzed. so, with my mom being the only source of income as of now, she earns a little over minimum wage. so, it's really hard to pay for her bus pass, my bus pass and my dad's bus pass. plus other expenses that my family may need. i really do hope that you pass free muni for seniors and people with disabilities so people who are in a similar situation as me can have one less payment to worry about. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> last speaker, ace on the case. >> good afternoon. >>> good evening, commissioners. i have to [speaker not understood] meet with the reveldt agency. i am a senior. i'm 60 -- i'm the new 40. i have to say i think that the seniors should ride. also i'm here to comment on these gentlemen, ladies that, you know, approach these people on the bus. i think it is a -- i think it's a waste of money and it's almost like a gestopo when they get on the bus. i got a few tickets myself. certainly one time i got on and went to the back. but i'm a senior. pay your fair share. ladies and gentlemen, i've been working hard in the city as a community activist and i feel like my share is old. when people get on the bus, they might pay their $2 and don't need a transfer. if you have relevant information, they still pull you off like you're in some kind of communist country. stand over here. it's very intimidating. i just happened down the hall. i think it's really unfair to the people who ride the buses, but this system is one of the best system in the country. i know that. i think the seniors should have a free ride. the policy you have now, maybe the workers that drive the buses, you couldn't afford it, back in the day, you suesed to have ticket takers at the bus. what do you have these people coming checking you out? if you have a ticket or a transfer, like i said before, pay $2 and don't need no transfer. consider those situations and let the seniors drive free. thank you. >> is that the end of the speaker cards, ms. boomer? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> that ends the public comment period. we'll take a 10-minute recess. we'll be right back. thank you. >> board is back in session. >> first i want to thank everybody who is here, everybody who was here. we received hundreds and hundreds of e-mails and calls and letters, great outreach for this task force. it's been an extensive outreach and a lot of input. it is been very valuable input to the board. i appreciate that. i also want to say thank you to the mta staff. it's no easy thi
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tang, and to her left is david chiu. today the clerk, is erica major and thank you to sfgov tv. >> items will be stated on the agenda than stated. >> okay, call the first item. >> item 1, ordinance amending the park and police codes to ban convicted graffiti offenders. >> today, i am proud to introduce this comprehensive overhaul of graffiti here in the city of san francisco. this is a month-long of collaboration with various city departments to discuss things that are both administrative as well as legislative. the police department and the department of public works and the 3-1-1 board and advisory board, so many folks that have participated and bringing us together to make sure that we are taking a responsible approach towards dealing with graffiti ban throughout the city. i want to thank city attorney, herre herrera, in particular that will spend a lot of time collecting restitution and dealing with issues with this legislation. and i want to thank ed miskin, from the eta, and mohamed urer, and mrs. kelly, and chief of police suhr and director of finance. and the san franci
tang, and to her left is david chiu. today the clerk, is erica major and thank you to sfgov tv. >> items will be stated on the agenda than stated. >> okay, call the first item. >> item 1, ordinance amending the park and police codes to ban convicted graffiti offenders. >> today, i am proud to introduce this comprehensive overhaul of graffiti here in the city of san francisco. this is a month-long of collaboration with various city departments to discuss things that are...


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World Bank has approved a credit of US$ 104.98 Million to the Govt of India for the Hydrology Project Phase-II. (IBRD Ln. No 4749-IN). The total cost of the Project is US$ 135.01 Million. Phase-I of Hydrology Project was implemented in the nine peninsular States of the Country & by 6 Central agencies during 1995-2003. Phase-II of the project is being implemented in 13 States including 9 States of HP-I & by 8 Central agencies. The Project is proposed to be implemented in the State over a period of six years starting from April 5, 2006.
Hydrology Project–II aims at improving the existing system and developing an integrated and comprehensive hydrological data collection and information system in the State. The Hydrological Information System (HIS), so created, shall be of immense use for all water resource sector stake holders.
This project was sloted to be implemented over a period of six years. However, the project closing date has now been raised to 31-05-2014.
The Project has been approved for the State at an estimated cost of Rs.49.5038 crore. The A/A & E/S has been accorded by the Govt. of H.P. on dated 14.3.06. However, the cost table was revised in August, 2012 and the revised Project cost is Rs. 59.48 Crore which has been approved by PCS and World Bank.
Pertains to HP-I States/ Central agencies.
Upgrading of data processing & management system (Rs.7.5249 crore).
Main Activities Proposed Under HP-II.
i. HIN Analysis & benefit monitoring.
iii. Management and monitoring (Short term).
iv. Technical consultancy (Short term).
Component 2 : Horizontal Expansion.