>> i do not think this language would address concerns raised by usf. it does address concerns raised by projects that have been entitled, night -- not yet constructed. perhaps waiting for financing. we did not want to include student housing at this time prior to construction. we wanted to provide the way for negotiations to continue between institutions and developers. there are a number of projects in the pipelines or that had even already been entitled. i also just wanted to clarify that we're not in any way trying to prohibit individual students from occupying individual apartments. we're more concerned about the sort of wholesale, cannibalizing of larger buildings by an institution. and at any point in time, any owner of a single-family dwelling or an apartment building can read and to individual students. the definition kicks in when the owner or the comptroller of the property is a secondary institution. that is the difference. we're not trying to prevent students from occupying any residential use in the city. commissioner antonini: ok, thank y

as far as usf's concerns, i spoke yesterday to harry o'brien about one particular concern, and that is that it was primarily already students living there. they get better rules in terms of how they behave a bit of the problem is when you go around usf or other schools, these are mostly rent-control unit. if you buy one of those buildings, you still have the rent control. so it is the worst of both worlds. these are students, but i 10 years, these are graduates but you cannot ask them to leave because they graduated from usf or any other school. i spoke to several universities about this, and i do not think it ought to be in the general housing business. i think there are some opportunities. if you get a consortium of schools to pre-release the third or fourth power of the santa optimus project before it is even built, that would be great. the buildings around them are rent-control unit. just because three-quarters of the apartments are rented by student now, you cannot keep it that way. the worst would be that they graduate in your study managing general, rent-control housing. i suppo

students, but i 10 years, these are graduates but you cannot ask them to leave because they graduated from usf or any other school. i spoke to several universities about this, and i do not think it ought to be in the general housing business. i think there are some opportunities. if you get a consortium of schools to pre-release the third or fourth power of the santa optimus project before it is even built, that would be great. the buildings around them are rent-control unit. just because three-quarters of the apartments are rented by student now, you cannot keep it that way. the worst would be that they graduate in your study managing general, rent-control housing. i support this legislation as it is written. i do not think it needs to be amended, except for, and it felt like you're working on this, if that -- if something is approved and not under construction, it is not applicable. i took this letter seriously. i spoke to harry to try to clarify his concerns but i do not think usf or anyone else wants to buy rent-control buildings and operate them as housing because you cannot limit the two

murray state wins 70-67 snapping usf's five-game win streak. santa clara's kevin foster broke steve nash's school record for most career three pointers at 263, but it came at a losing effort. oklahoma finished the 1st half to an 18-0 run. it got close in the end but the sooners beat the broncos 85-73. >>> a little soccer update, stanford women's team is headed to its fourth straight final four. the cardinal beat oklahoma state 2-1 in overtime. senior lindsay taylor scored the game winning goal. >>> i'm sure there was some amazing plays in malls across the country during black friday. we can't show you those, but we can show you these, the friday night top 5. no. 5, utah lost to colorado and that means ucla wins the pac-12 south and will play oregon or stanford in the conference championship game. no. 4, some running backs like to run through the defense. others like to jump. nebraska with the leap over the iowa defender. a school record set with 38 carries and the win 20-7. no. 3, sidney crosby back in the mix after a concussion. no. 2, back in

usf down. and doolen. one point game. here is cody doolen, the three pointer blocked. murray state wins it. 70-67. now to football. cal visiting arizona state. regular season finale. first quarter. bears down 7-3. sopheli, take the handoff. go into the end zone. sophel if, and the score. late third. zach maynard. touch pass out of the pocket. flips off to the running back. cj anderson. a foot race no onable catch him. 74 yard. the score. they win 47-38. high school level now. second round division one. freedom, de la salle. vitale. the clear path. de la salle, goes in and scores. 70-7. wins it. the final. ccs second round. archbishop, belliman. crowley. takes the handoff. squirts through. into the end zone. bells go up 13-0, later in the second. playing some defense. andrew barna, intercepted by joey san felipo. winning, 29-0, finally, let's go to the diamond. as the -- this was first reported by comcast sports net. the as have hired chili davis, san francisco giant former, hitting coach. played seven saef sond. three-time all-star. the as steal one across the bay from

. >> host: there were some complaints that nontraditional carriers were being shut out with this usf rulemaking and they weren't allowed to favor the large verizon's and at&t. >> guest: actually a would argue just the opposite. under the old system essentially the money was targeted to the old voice carriers, the traditional wireline telcos and it was designed to subsidize voice so in rural areas the rural carriers got the money and the incumbent carriers got the money. so this i think through the auction system on the wireless side and through the system that is on their way on the wireline side, which will at some point move to an auction system after five to seven years i think we are going to see an opening up her other carriers to be able to receive the subsidies. now i should observe and this is exactly why you asked but one of the abuses we have had if the system has been among wireless carriers. so we have had areas in the country where we have had a dozen, 15 in one instance and i'm told 16 carriers that receive subsidy to provide service to that community. and the subsidy w

northridge be usf 67 to 59. now again pam, to former oregon players when the rest not tonight and college game the is on hand. at 7:00 a.m. they will be broadcasting if you want to go and wait and bring a sign with stanford is fourth in the bcf, there are nine and zero. >> morgan and stanford are becoming the fifth to the pact will football. i did none of the nation fully understands that. >> we have not been talking about it because we always have to worry about the opponent at hand, but this is what you play football for. >>gary: when we return it is a very serious subject of course, joe paterno and penn state. felicia has some e- mails is that correct? >> we have a nice hefty pile up next. >>gary: here we go there first comment. now i cannot argue with you at this moment if you sit back and look at this, this is a tragedy. this program a $56 million last year. they will try to they had roger sent the following. >>pam: but well, you to take that right direction to guide.--closed tonight. students were if the p

. >>> usf women hosting with no answer, gained 36 and us have lost 82-36, and you will never believe what he was doing when he found out he won that award. the answer is coming up next.

. >>> usf down with 4 seconds left in the game, this shot blocked as time expired. murray state beat usf 70-67 in the semifinals at the great alaskan shootout. there you go. now you're caught up on sports. >> thanks, gary. >>> countdown to the biggest online shopping day of the year. we have tips on how to get the most out of cyber monday. >>> and a black eye for black friday, as shoppers turn on each other. see if the bad behavior caught on tape. >>> plus, real or fake? the tree choice that makes a difference to a holiday industry and a marketing strategy that just may save it. we'll be right back. ,,,, yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. black fri

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usf down 3 with four seconds left. look at him go. his shot is blocked and time expired. murray state beat usf70-67 in the semifinal of the great alaskan shootout. there you go. that's your sports minute. what about high scoring affair. >> huge. >> still going on. >> all right. we forgive you. >> around here, i'm rooting for cal. >> safety in numbers. all right, that does it for eyewitness news at 10:00. >> the news is always on cbssf.com and we'll see you in 30 minutes on channel 5 for news at 11:00. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank.

. >>> the usf women, they had no answer for that woman. 36 points, 15 boards, u is, f goes down 81-66. >>> baseball the diamondbacks, gibson won the manager of the year award. a tv station wanted his reaction and they tracked him down on a hunting trip in michigan. >> kind of atmosphere here, kind of helps you detox a little bit. you want to have a quick humane kill, cut it, skin it up, cook it. always something about it. >> don't argue with that manager. >>> you may have heard the kidnapped washington nationals catcher, wilson ramos was rescued. a comedian spoke today and starts the top five. >> and the giants have been active, in fact brian sabian is on the phone with kidnappers so see if there is any interest in barry zito. >>> number four, back to the presidente cup bubba watson. he won his match, look at that long putt at 12. >>> number three, upsetting pit. the first nonconference team to beat the panthers at home. >>> number two, saving more -- more saves than my wife, new jersey. >>> florida state and stinson. michael snare. look hot below. fsu wins. you didn't like that. >> y

. >>> good news for usf basketball fans. they have signed an extension with that man, rex walters will be on the hill top until 2015. they went 19-15 last year. the slugger is the national league's mvp. batted 332. and 111 runs batted in. and held its 11th annual turkey bowl. they donated a turkey for everyone who threw a strike. how many strikes did they throw? does anyone want to guess? >> i'm guessing 150. >> 1,122 turkeys will go to charity. >> did they throw any turkeys? >> i don't know. >> did you know that? tree strikes in a row is a turkey. >> good night. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get star

usf and earn her somalia a -- somalier certificate, and she has been teaching mine. 816 is on chestnut street down at the marina. they gather their inspiration from southern italy, particularly in one region. chef david taylor oversees the menu. it is the best italian food in the city. she is the one director, and her reputation for seeking out wines has earned her a true recognition as a wine pioneer in san francisco. she was named best new somalier from "wine & spirits" and has one other awards. 816 opened in 2004, and they have had the owner of welcoming and number of italian wine makers and have events. they have been partnering with organizations such as root of change and slow food. i just want to say on a very personal level, 816 has been a great staple mauer of chestnut street and the marina. you can never get a seat there, and i think it is a testament to the great service and food they have. every single person in my family, it is their favorite restaurant in the city. thank you for your continued service in the community, and continued success. we're honored to recognize you

good news for usf fans. they have signed extension with head coach, rex watters for the 2016 season. they were 19-15 last year. 10-4 in the west coast conference. congratulations. ryan braun is the national league's mvp. he voted 111 be thed in. give me the top five through three chairs. >> those terrible. >> this is terrible. look at lucile. >> looks like lincecum. >> okay, i want to show you. dana, look at that. look at the curvature. >> how old was that boy? >> you have to count the teach this one. >> we're showing you the top five tonight because in all everybody who had a strike, one turkey went for each strike. >> there's a fryer there. >> who has the fryer room. >> and $1, 222 strikes that were made. they will be donated as a result of that echt. >> good for them. >> you would be there because you're from the book twice. they have dip it for many, many years and always a good thing for charity. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> what are you doing? >> the two young kids and

. >> reporter: that was the scene at usf east bay as teachers walked the picket line. the teachers say they were promised raises three years ago and still haven't received them. >> we are being asked to teach classes that have hundreds of students in them and we're not equipped to do that. we don't have the resources to do that and it diminishes the students education. >>> the california supreme court ruled today that backers of proposition eight have the legal standing to defend the law. the issue arose after state officials opted not to defend the voter approved ban in federal court. protect marriage took up the defense. the group says it is delighted by the ruling. same-sex marriage advocates say they are also glad the case can now move forward. >>> chu testified today the federal loan to fremont based solyndra was not politically influenced. >> was there any influence of the political nature, i would have to say no. >> was there incompetence? was there any influence of the political nature and i would have to say no. >> chu said he does not expect taxpayers will re

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process and the missions district, eastern neighborhoods, and concerns by usf about housing that already existed there are so many issues here, we could probably learn a lot in the next few weeks to be able to for better legislation. but whatever the opinion of the commission is is what we will have to go with. commissioner moore: first i thought that what commissioner antonini is just tangent to is correct, but after having clarification, these are trailing opposite opinions. i am comfortable that this has been developed and is a mutually presented to us. so i basically would reiterate that it is a solid piece. commissioner borden: and this goes to the board of supervisors next? i think that there's an opportunity to present more information. i think we should do that if we feel strongly enough that we should discuss it with the board. then they could fix it. it also going to vote for the motion. you know, stating my some hesitancy are rounded. and we will go from there. >> to meet, this is somewhat analogous to something else that happened that involved the housing action coalition whe

san jose state and usf. somewhere, some proud parents saying there goes my second mortgage going to a good cause. the left hand layin. the spartans up by had at the half. but the dogs get back in it. assisting angelo callario and the slam dunk. they wind up winning in overtime. the dogs are now 3-1, the spartans 1-2. >>> might see yet another wrinkle or two when the niners go up against arizona. frank gore may sit out. the niners played a very imive 2nd half without his services on sunday. putting the ball in the air on a more regular basis suit braylin edwards just fine. >> giving us a different dimension to look towards. it's going to help us, especially the game this week. >>> you talk about a fast learner. how about kirk gibson? first year as a big league manager, he takes a last place team and takes them to the playoffs. gets him named as national league manager of the year today. changing the culture of the diamondbacks. gibson no stranger to success. mvp as a player, won rings with detroit and the dod

with just seconds left, usf trails by three. here comes cody dullan. angelo colario 5-2. and the oakland a's they're set to hire former giant outfielder chilly davis at their new hitting coach. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. cal with a big win down in tempe. >> what bowl any idea where they might be going. >> their talking vegas bowl. they certainly don't want the fight hunger bowl which is right down there at at&t park where they played all their home games. looks lake tay going looks-- looks like they're looking at the -- >> thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and you can go to ktvu for all the news overnight. and we're always here for you on mobile ktvu.

usf, having their problems against dartmouth. >>> raider fans better hope the team's running game hits its stride sunday against the bears. nary a healthy wide receiver in sight. moore in a walking boot all week may not play. tj houshmandzadeh didn't practice. carson palmer could have a hard time at the throwing it to someone in one piece. >> protect our house. we haven't done that very well. if we did at home, what we've b, would be sitting pretty. >> it's the other way around. if we can capitalize on using fans and their energy, we could be a lot better right now. >>> a couple of tidbits to close it out with. the giants have declined salary arbitration to pat burrell, and cody ross. thanks for the memories there. they probably won't be back. there is talk, the union putting together a proposal for the nba owners would start a 66 game schedule starting christmas day. the two sides may speak over the weekend, and could come up with a hand shake agreement. we might have nba basketball overall. a bit of a long shot. at this point, anything is some hope. that's the sporting life for wedne

usf, having their problems against dartmouth. >>> raider fans better hope the team's running game hits its stride sunday against the bears. nary a healthy wide receiver in sight. moore in a walking boot all week may not play. tj houshmandzadeh didn't practice. carson palmer could have a hard time at the throwing it to someone in one piece. >> protect our house. we haven't done that very well. if we did at home, what we've jtÑ,l would be sitting pretty. >> it's the other way around. if we can capitalize on using fans and their energy, we could be a lot better right now. >>> a couple of tidbits to close it out with. the giants have declined salary arbitration to pat burrell, and cody ross. thanks for the memories there. they probably won't be back. there is talk, the union putting together a proposal for the nba owners would start a 66 game schedule starting christmas day. the two sides may speak over the weekend, and could come up with a hand shake agreement. we might have nba basketball overall. a bit of a long shot. at this point, anything is some hope. that's the sporting life for w

san jose state and usf. somewhere, some proud parents saying there goes my second mortgage going to a good cause. the left hand layin. the spartans up by had at the half. but the dogs get back in it. assisting angelo callario and the slam dunk. they wind up winning in overtime. the dogs are now 3-1, the spartans 1-2. >>> might see yet another wrinkle or two when the niners go up against arizona. frank gore may sit out. the niners played a very imive 2nd half without his services on sunday. putting the ball in the air on a more regular basis suit braylin edwards just fine. >> giving us a different dimension to look towards. it's going to help us, especially the game this week. >>> you talk about a fast learner. how about kirk gibson? first year as a big league manager, he takes a last place team and takes them to the playoffs. gets him named as national league manager of the year today. changing the culture of the diamondbacks. gibson no stranger to success. mvp as a player, won rings with detroit and the dod

usf hoops, seattle trails by 3. sterling carter tries to tie it you, but off the mark. colario adds padding. and nascar sprint cup championship will be decided tomorrow in florida. carl edwards has the 3-point lead over tony stewart heading into that final race. edwards is on the pole and one of the two drivers will be the champion. that is it for this saturday night sport wrap. i will see you again tomorrow from candlestick. >> thank you, joe. >>> that is our report for tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next

with just seconds left, usf trails by three. here comes cody dullan. angelo colario 5-2. and the oakland a's they're set to hire former giant outfielder chilly davis at their new hitting coach. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. cal with a big win down in tempe. >> what bowl any idea where they might be going. >> their talking vegas bowl. they certainly don't want the fight hunger bowl which is right down there at at&t park where they played all their home games. looks lake tay going looks-- looks like they're looking at the -- >> thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and you can go to ktvu for all the news overnight. and we're always here for you on mobile ktvu. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. now through monday only at verizon, get the pantech breakout, the lg enlighten, the xperia play by sony er

. >> reporter: usf's corey mccarty's research shows in san francisco errors are more likely to be made in ethnic communities, but says the error rate is relatively low and he says ranked choice works just like it's supposed to. >> if you look at the race where jean quan won, she won because she was more preferred. she was 08% more ballots than he was on at all. >> reporter: ed lee won the mayoral election with 60% of the vote after ranked choice was implemented. in the initial vote, he had 31%. he cites the supervisor cohen's victory last year. >> she was third place on the initial tally, eventually won the race. in two-stage, she would not have been in the run-off. yet if you look at the data in the elections, she was the most preferred candidate. >> 18,000 voters came out and cast ballots that day and she won with 4321 votes, or about 24% support. how on god's green earth can you determine that 4000 votes out of 18,000 is the majority? it just isn't. >> reporter: perhaps the strongest argument for a ranked choice system is that it avoids the expense of a run-off election. supervisor

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i just, i can't think of anotheo instance where we would rebuffre those chartered with keeping usf safe. if we in the congress want toe constrain the military and givee our service members new responsibilities as these provisions would do, i believeoi we ought to listen to what the secretary of defense has had to say about it. secretary panetta is strongly opposed to these changes, and ie think we all know that before hl held the job he has now,as secretary of defense, mr. panetta, was the director of the cia. he very well knows the threats facing our country, and he knows we cannot afford to make any mistakes when it comes to keeping our citizens right. weht have to be right every tim, the bad guys only have to be right once. so this is a debate we need to have, it's a healthy debate, buy we ought to be armed with all oh the facts and expertise beforese we move forward. the least we can do is to takes our time, be dill gent and hear from those who will be effected by these new, significant changes in how we interrogate and prosecute terrorists.rori so as i've said before, it concerns m