>> if the courts were willing to transfer to san bruno, that is a whole systemic question. it is not just the people housing, but the people being sent since we are not the ones doing the prosecuting and sentencing. there is also pretrial; already made the people near the court that are able to have greater access to the system here. >> supervisor avalos: has there been any cost analysis? >> it is significant. by the sheriff department and by consultants outside, i believe about 17 dollars. >> supervisor avalos: on an annual basis, transportation back and forth to san bruno. >> that's right. we don't have the space anyway. we would not be able to be able to maximize all space in san bruno in lieu of not having space here at the hall of justice. >> supervisor avalos: thank you isn't it true that the public safety bond that we have a couple of years ago the original version actually had to rebuild of - -- and it was taken off because it was deemed politically unfeasible for the voters to support a bond that would actually -- >> i believe that was the case. i forgot what year

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>> the second is for a pocket park on boers at san bruno. it will be the first to be a pilot pocket park -- could say that several time, a pilot pocket park. [laughter] >> one of at least five improving every little corner of all the dead end streets on san bruno avenue. * boce. we could go on and on, everything from the garden tour to the brand-new library to the new trees that get planted to the folks in mclaren park getting fixed up. we have the most amazing people, volunteers and neighbors. i am so incredibly proud to live in the portola and watch and be part of all the wonderful things we do. so, everybody here, give yourself a big hand. (applause) >> so, in addition to what

green and miss brown who live at the residence on san bruno avenue. there are a lot of habit ability issues; leaks and problems with the windows. the windows are bolted down so if there were a fire or emergency, the fire department would have problems getting in, getting access. miss brown who is a resident there has some very significant health issues. she's a disabled elder who is trying to age in place. she has a care provider, but the health issues that she has, the habit ability issues in the residence makes it a difficult situation for her. the temperature going to either extremely cold to extremely hot, the moisture coming in through various leaks, leaky refrigerator, the windows that can't open, there is problem with the windows and wiring. from what i understand, there has been on going problems with the property owner and other properties. there is a seven page article about this on going problem with this particular management ownership company that has this property that it's a long going thing. i think there is something like 300 cases th

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. >>> in two minutes the major fine against pg & e for that deadly explosion in san bruno two years ago why some say it's still not enough. >>> up first, a $7 billion spending plan. the priorities that were given unanimous approval today by city prosecutors. >>> and at frank ogawa plaza, >>> san francisco supervisor gave their stamp of approval. the supervisors voted unanimously and are expected to give final approval next week. so here are some of the ways the city will spend the money. $4million to restore federal cuts to hiv programs. a rec and park house in every district and $480 million to close deficits for the next few years. >>> pg & e is being hit with a major fine for that san bruno explosion. the penalty is less than some had demanded but our consumer editor reports, tom vacar reports, the new fine in increased rates was killed. >> reporter: the proposal reverses a proposal that essentially said. >> pg & e would pay the fines and penalties to itself. using that money to cover shareholder costs. so in effect, holding pg & e unaccountable. pg & e revenue requirement will be re

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. >>> in two minutes the major fine against pg & e for that deadly explosion in san bruno two years ago why some say it's still not enough. >>> up first, a $7 billion spending plan. the priorities that were given unanimous approval today by city prosecutors. >>> and at frank ogawa plaza, we continue to monitor the gathering. the protest is peaceful. we'll bring you a live update later in this newscast. ♪ ♪ ♪ mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> san francisco supervisor gave their stamp of approval. the supervisors voted unanimously and are expected to give final approval next week. so here are some of the ways the city will spend the money. $4million to restore federal cuts to hiv programs. a rec and park house in every district and $4

fog is going to push up over the hill, over the san bruno gap and started shooting through the gap and into oakland and hayward. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning there it is. you see the clouds in the south. that's one reason we cool down. the clouds from the fog and the clouds from the shore. hot if you get into the inland bay valleys but cooler for the most part in and around the bay area the nine bay area counties. this low pressure center is the culprit. this starting the cooling. that combination filtered sunshine helps. instead of upper 90s, mid-90s tomorrow in the hot spots. low nine -- 90s and around the bay lots of 70s and 80s and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. wednesday night 5:00 there's the southern moisture. high clouds there's the fog. and then wednesday, thursday

. >>> a new twist tonight in the plans to fine pg&e for the san bruno pipeline explosion. ahead in seven minutes, why utility customers may breathe a sieg of relief. >>> a lawsuit is already in the works in connection with the asiana plane crash against boeing. may have kausz r caused the crash landing at sfo. the suit is on behalf of 83 people who were on board. an investigation by the ntsb has only found that the plane was flying too low and too slow. it hasn't laid blame. three teenage girls from china were killed. >>> a man was arrested at the san francisco zoo over the weekend after police say he jumped the fence to get in and ended up in some animal exhibits. the zoo says 24-year-old justin montgomery from los angeles ran through an exhibit with giraffes, zebras and os ostriches. he jumped the fence because he didn't want to pay the $15 to get in. he was cited for trespassing and released. no animals were hurt. >>> nearly 100 cats are dead after a fire rips through a san jose home. you'll hear from the woman who was rescued, and you'll also hear if the cats were even

case no. 6774. 3554 san bruno avenue. owner of record and appellant. richard thomas environment and land management. the appellant is requesting that the abatement appeals board grant jurisdiction. >> the case is the same. we request that you not do so on this case. >> just for clarification, there has not been an order of abatement on this item, is that correct? >> with respect to the legal use, no. there has not. >> david berry, my comments from before should apply equally to this. if you have any questions i would like to answer them. >> if your client would like to speak, he can do so now on your three minutes. >> thank you very much. when i found this notice, i did show good cause. i was basically being penalized by allegedly having this phantom unit among the one building in question and that building is at 3556 through 3564 san bruno avenue. it's that old building that we have a handout that was part of the san born marp that it was in existence in 1990. after checking the record myself i found it was hooked up to gas the first 1265 is mentioned

(applause) >> the second is for a pocket park on boers at san bruno. it will be the first to be a pilot pocket park -- could say that several time, a pilot pocket park. [laughter] >> one of at least five improving every little corner of all the dead end streets on san bruno avenue. * boce. we could go on and on, everything from the garden tour to the brand-new library to the new trees that get planted to the folks in mclaren park getting fixed up. we have the most amazing people, volunteers and neighbors. i am so incredibly proud to live in the portola and watch and be part of all the wonderful things we do. so, everybody here, give yourself a big hand. (applause) >> so, in addition to what mindy said, we should start getting a four-barrel that should get construction in february. (applause) >> without further ado, we would love to have everyone come he up here because i think half the people are from the portola. * but we are going to have barbara, let's see, barbara senich and jackie moray to come up on stage and accept the award on behalf of the por

you all have seen it with san bruno. we don't have to wait until a final report is completed if there's a safety issue we will address it. >> don't take this the wrong way. when we see you in town that means something has gone wrong. >> i don't want to people to think that i'm associated with disaster and have a pavlovian response when they see me. what we see in accidents, we see sometimes the very best of communities and the very best of people in these very difficult circumstances. and i the can tell you that i've certainly seen some of that here whether it's in san bruno and all of the people who dealt with that devastating accident, made some really good friendships that still exist today. you see good things in people in very difficult times. >> a lot of political insiders say he's a rising star in washington, d.c. let's bring in our resident aviation expert here. you've covered them for more than 30 years. this is the ntsb. i didn't think it was like this very transparent. >> i've never experienced a major acciden

. >>> and a change of heart the expensive fine facing pg&e for the san bruno pipeline explosion. also who will have to pay for future safety upgrades. >>> good morning. westbound 24 that traffic looks good. we'll tell you more straight ahead. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> we have an update to the breaking news we told you at the top of the newscast. san jose police say they are looking for parolee when a pit bull attacked an officer around 3:30 this morning. these are live pictures this morni

you see it filling in over the san bruno park and pacifica. fog in pedro point pretty soon fog at stinson beach and sausalito and san francisco. as you go through the bay area microclimates tomorrow. 70s around the bay. mid-70s, upper 70s you will start seeing those 80s pop up in the eastern bay fringes. and you're into the mid-90s again. in the hot spots low 90s. if you go up toward modesto you will find upper 90s. temperatures tomorrow generally inland a good 5 degrees cooler than they were today. high clouds coming into the forecast. this low pressure bumps up to the coast. that starts the cooling. that starts the fog coming in. you are going to start to see clouds coming in with the fog. when those clouds do come in they will filter in the sunshine. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. here's some filtered sunshine. that's why temperatures turned down a little bit. fog at the coast. we get to tomorrow afternoon and there's more clouds coming up. earlier there was a chance, at 10:00 the models were suggesting showers and they work their way south.

website to just general access to finding somebody who might be incarcerated in our san francisco or san bruno jail system. that initiative has been underway and we are confident that the results will be well received. and then on -- i believe that on the next slide in the overtime expenditure, the ability to go ahead and tackle the overtime i think hurdle that has faced the department for some years since it has been out of the last 10 years there have been five of those 10 where the sheriff's department is sought a supplement driven by overtime needs, our ability to bring in new sworn members into the department and our ability to put in an internal alarm system that helps the three divisions to track potential overtime, and our cfo being able to help really supervise that system, that we i think will make a significant dent in what is long overdue. and lastly, in the last slide, to some of the questions that have been posed and that i've heard asked to other departments such as in a culturally appropriate programming, that is something that our department, as i said, is really legendary for

>>anny: we are learning more of the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. lawyers for the california public utilities commission now want to withdraw a controversial plan, for imposing a 2 and 1/4 billion dollar fine on pg&e for the explosion. they did not give specific details, but said the bird--the revision would " correct certain accuracies. " the $2.25 billion fine has been criticized by the city of san bruno and a consumer criticized by the city of san bruno and a consumer crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. >>james: we are back at 424. watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. the dow's string of gains is over. but it was a relatively quiet trading session yesterday. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow lost nearly nine points closing at 15,291. the nasdaq added 16 and a half points to close at and the s and p 500 added a fraction of a point, closing at 1652. >>anny: good news

. >> television reporter bruno miselli is covering the flood. what he see sees see sees is t. houses demolished within seconds. >> it was there and then you look again and the house didn't exist any more. >> as the cameraman films from above the river he spots her below. >> she was alone with her dogs screaming for help and we saw that there was nobody there that could help her. >> her situation is about to go from bad to worse. bruno watches as her only shelter crumbles all around her. >> the walls behind her just broke down and then the terrace was completely filled with water. >> soon, sheville nothing left to hold on to and she doesn't know how you to swim. >> the only part that was left was where i was sitting. i watched it destroy everything else. >> she is in a desperate situation. terrified and alone. >> all i could do was ask god for help because nobody else is going save me he. >> bruno and the cameraman are too far away to offer any help. then her neighbor gilberto hears h her scream. >> i heard her crying for help. for someone to save her. that she was going to die

. >>> state regulators demand pg&e pay a $300 million fine for the 2010 san bruno pipeline blast. it is the largest fine ever imposed by the public utilities commission. the money would be paid to the state's general fund under the proposal issued today. regulators originally recommended no fine and instead had pg&e spend $2.25 billion on safety improvements. now $300 million of that amount will be paid as a fine. the san bruno explosion killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. >>> a new twist tonight about the crash of asiana flight 214. the pilots are worried they will be sent to prison. the korean flight crew returned to seoul a few days ago but before they left san francisco, the "wall street journal" says the pilots expressed concern about being criminally charged. south korean law allows prison sentence up to 3 years in the event of pilot negligence. we know of no plans to charge the pilots. but the final decision will hinge on the country's own investigation into the crash. >>> the man accused of killing two women and injuring a man at the san francisco jewelry mart made his fi

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the fog pushing across san bruno gap into the hayward oakland area. the fog will continue to move in tonight. there'll be plenty of it tomorrow morning. a little bit like this set will burn off quickly tomorrow. inland valley warmer, it's already warmer than it was last night. you can see, the cool air not getting into the inland bay valleys. that's the heat starting to work its way from the southwest. temperatures on the increase as we head into your tomorrow. there's your fog forecast for tomorrow. it's around but not as much as we've seen. burns off quickly but watch the temperatures. the colors being representing temperatures moving in. those are hundreds showing up in the inland valley. another 5 degrees, 6 degrees of warming. a warmer day with numbers into the mid-90s. when we come back we have your friday forecast. we'll have the specific number for your city. >>> there are popular target of thief, the new technology that would render cell phones ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air condition

the fog pushing across san bruno gap into the hayward oakland area. the fog will continue to move in tonight. there'll be plenty of it tomorrow morning. a little bit like this set will burn off quickly tomorrow. inland valley warmer, it's already warmer than it was last night. you can see, the cool air not getting into the inland bay valleys. that's the heat starting to work its way from the southwest. temperatures on the increase as we head into your tomorrow. there's your fog forecast for tomorrow. it's around but not as much as we've seen. burns off quickly but watch the temperatures. the colors being representing temperatures moving in. those are hundreds showing up in the inland valley. another 5 degrees, 6 degrees of warming. a warmer day with numbers into the mid-90s. when we come back we have your friday forecast. we'll have the specific number for your city. >>> there are popular target of thief, the new technology that would render cell phones useless and how it was put to use today. >>> and a failure that prompted a rescue. what experts say

. >>> big news from the san bruno explosion. state regulators are recommending pg&e pay $300 million for that deadly explosion in 2010. the newly revealed recommend day was released today. previously no fine was recommended, which drew heavy criticism from utility watchdogs and san bruno officials. the money would go to the state's general fund. it's not a done deal, though. the recommendation also calls for the money to come from pg&e shareholders. previously it was -- we read, in its zeal to punish pg&e, the staff of california's public utilities commission has lost sight of our shared goal of making pg&e'sñ&r operation the safest in the country as quickly as we possibly can. the newly revised penalty recommendation takes $300 million away from safety improvements and sends that money to the legislature for general fund spending. >>> well, he was trusted to care for kids, but tonight, a ymca teacher's aide is under scrutiny. >> reporter: parents are being told to have a conversationization with their kids about their experien

" the two and a quarter billion dollar fine was criticized as being too lenient by the city of san bruno and by a consumer group, the utility reform network, because pg&e would have been allowed to count past and future state the improvement expenses as payment of the penalty. >> a group of san francisco city college students, teachers, staff and supporters held a rally yesterday afternoon. this is a video from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news. the group was protesting against last week's decision to terminate the school's accreditation in 2014. the group gathered at the college's downtown campus and marched to the u.s. department educations' office in san francisco. the school plans to request a review of the decision. if the decision is upheld and school officials say they will seek an appeal. >> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the cars are starting to back up headed into the city. more details on your headlines and the market numbers when we return. tststacked with a savory sausag. ststacackeked with freshly cr, ststacackeked with ham, stacke, ststacackeked with

looking live at some of the clouds that we can see from our san bruno mountain top cameras. thanks for joining us. i'm chris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mie net that. we usually don't see them that low. >> it's a sign that the marine lawyer is compressing them down. we're going to see a warm up today inland. the this morning we've got come clearing about santa rosa dropping to 43 degrees, 56 and mostly clear in san jose. the sea breeze not quite as strong, in fairfield yesterday it was close to 25 mile-per-hour. what we're going to get today, sfrab out to coast, not must change for you. inland you see the sunshine, especially the tri-valley area south of san jose today. 80s to a few low 90s inland. and 65 san francisco, 72 in oakland and a little bit of a cool down coming nup the seven-day forecast. we'll a look at that later. >>> we'll start with a developing story in the south bay where the police are looking for a support in the 27th merchandise. the city happened near the corner of state and archer street. police say a man who appeared to be in his 30s was talki

. >> la comisión de servicios públicos de california pide multa para pg&i por explosión en san bruno en 2010 , presentan petición de sancion por 300 millones de dólares reguladores no habían pena, mato a 8 personas y destruyo 38 casas . >> el presidente barack obama admitió que no quiere considerad plan b para inmigración y dice que debe ser con camino a la ciudadanía para la mayoría de los inmigrantes indocumentados . >> le tenemos detalles más adelante para saber si el presidente barack obama usara su poder para obligar a aprobar una reforma de migratoria . >> también en estados unidos aumentan solicitudes de asilo muchos de el salvador honduras y guatemala , para el fin de año fiscal 28 mil 600 , estados unidos ha dado 12 mil , debe mostrar persecución por raza, opiniones entre más . >> aprueban plan de gasto para 2 años, el presupuesto de 7900 millones de dólares da 4 millones de dólares a prevención del vih también que en todos los vecindarios parques, programas para desamparados y también a fondo de reserva el plan de gasto será llevado a votación la siguien

on thursday, stein burt will be laid to rest atnags cemetery in san bruno. >>> power waves in the hawaii coast. the storm prompted roads and school's closures. >>> state firefighters reporting a sharp spike of the number of fires this year. 50% above normal. john takes us to one neighbor tt is among considered the high risk. >> we have done a lot to take steps to try to prevent our house, you know, being a target but you know, all you have to do is remember the oakland fire. >> reporter: 22 years ago the most costly fire in the u.s. history. many people displayed from that fire and moved to lafayette. >> each time it steps up the ladder and you get more energy from the fire until you enough energy to ignite very big such as the house you see behind us. >> so far this year that's 50% higher than average. experts saying fire danger is trends worst. >> he says climb changes is making california more flammable and that more and more people are living the harm's way and resources now, more than ever homeowners must create defensible space to protect themselves. >> managing the location around

. >>> the one alarm fire started at 5:30 in san bruno avenue north of san francisco general hospital, we have videos here from the scene from chopper 2. looks like the fire is heavily damage to the back part of the home. no one is hurt and they're still investigating the cause. >>> what the couple had to say with their son's arrival as they presented him to the media. >> reporter: meet the future king of england. giving the world a first look of the child, now, third in line for the british throne. >> it is very amazing. >> i think it is a special time any parents know what the feeling is like. >> very special. >> the couple then return to the hospital to place him in the car seat before driving off to the palace. the proud grandfather and step grandmother giving a preview of the royal family newest member. kate middleton and her grandmother is also meeting the new royal today. they are doing fabulously. >> early uk celebrated the big rival in a big way. >> reporter: prince william says they're still working on the name for the baby and hope to have one as soon as possible. >>> the ne

you all have seen it with san bra kn bruno. >> when we see you in town that usually means something's gone wrong. >> i know i don't want people to think that you know, i'm associated with disasters and have a pavelski loaf yan response when they see me, but what we see in accidents, we see sometimes the very best of communities. we see the very best of people. in these very difficult circumstances. and i can tell you that i've certainly seen some of that here, whether it's in san bruno and all of the people who've dealt with that very devastating accident, made some really good friendships that still exist today. you see good things in people in very difficult times. >> today she's the ntsb chair who knows where she'll be in a few years. political insiders say she has a great future in washington. you can also find our other high profiles on our website. and a programming note for you. i'll be hosting the interview special this saturday evening, survivors and first responder also reunite in our studio. we hope to see you at 6:30 on saturday. >>> a huge step forward for caring for vete