citizen, bank on s.f. makes it easy for you to have an account. >> many people do not have a bank account because they might be in the check system, which means they had an account in the past but had problems managing it and it was closed. that gives them no option but to go to a cash -- check catcher for up to seven years. you want to give these people second chance. >> to find account best for you, follow these three easy steps. first, find a participating bank or credit union. call 211 or call one of our partner banks or credit unions and ask about the bank on s.f. account. both -- most bridges will have a sign in their window. second, ask about opening an account through bank on s.f.. a financial partner will guide you through this process and connect you with the account that is best for you. third, bring some form of identification. the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple? that is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account onlin

let's take a look at the delays at s.f. o now averaging 90 minutes. this will be in addition to other delays due to saturday's crash. we will continue to monitor these at the latest drop a morning. we will take a closer look at afternoon highs. these bay and is the '90s and 88 degrees for walnut creek. will keep temperatures in the '70s for the east bay shoreline. 754 san leandro. although, it is a little cloudy outside campbell will have a high of 84 degrees. 66 degrees for downtown san francisco and low 80s for redwood city. the temperatures are between one to five degrees warmer than where they were yesterday. your 7 day around the bay shows that there is so changes but nothing to major. the temperatures will be in the upper 80s as we head into saturday and sunday. >> will track in a hot spot for in a state 680 leading to the slow rate. there is a grass fire that is under control. it was a barn on the shoulder employing the smoke across the roadway. you guessed it has delayed the ride leading down to the exit of highway 84. it has backed up traffic

last summer, s.f. summer job plus program was extremely successful. we brought over 5,000 jobs to our young population. and this summer we hope to bring 6,000 jobs to our young people. and on behalf of san francisco youth commission and the young people in san francisco, i would like to thank the mayor and all those who have worked and collaborated in bringing jobs to the young people in san francisco. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. do we have other speakers? all right. with that, i just wanted to also take some time just to layout from here on out the process. so, the mayor, his team, and

last summer, s.f. summer job plus program was extremely successful. we brought over 5,000 jobs to our young population. and this summer we hope to bring 6,000 jobs to our young people. and on behalf of san francisco youth commission and the young people in san francisco, i would like to thank the mayor and all those who have worked and collaborated in bringing jobs to the young people in san francisco. thank you. (applause) >> thank you.

last summer, s.f. summer job plus program was extremely successful. we brought over 5,000 jobs to our young population. and this summer we hope to bring 6,000 jobs to our young people. and on behalf of san francisco youth commission and the young people in san francisco, i would like to thank the mayor and all those who have worked and collaborated in bringing jobs to the young people in san francisco. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. do we have other speakers? all right. with that, i just wanted to also take some time just to layout from here on out the process. so, the mayor, his team, and some of the department representatives will be traveling throughout the next several weeks to hold other budget town hall meetings throughout different districts. i know that the mayor's office as well as supervisor farrell have on their website information about where those next dates and locations will be. so, check those websites for the latest upcoming town halls. in addition to that, just wanted to kick it over to supervisor mark farrell. he's going to sho

they have not spoken to him and he has never landed at s.f. o. you can see the triple seven is sitting right behind me. i had a chance to talk to the chair person and she stated that the plane will be here for a least a week or so because they're still gathering evidence. they stated that will move to an off site location and it will continue to investigate. it may take weeks, even months before they know what caused this crash. >> speed, apparently they were going lower than they needed to go upon letting the airplane. they stated that when you lead an airplane you should be a full power. they stated that the plane was coasting man. that would give final confirmation from the black box. i had a chance to talk to her this morning and i wanted to know whether or not this particular pilot he should have been in charge of this flight. >> no one is going to walk into a cockpit with a hundred percent landing. they will have to have a least gone through their second, third, and forth. this is just a different aircraft and he was operating the triple se

pilots have an unusually high record of aborted landings at s.f. o. six to eight times higher than any other airline. the pilot of flight 214 called for a go or around or an aborted landing just seconds before the plane crashed. almost two weeks after the accident, another asiana pilot called for a go or around while on approach to the airport. aviation experts noted that the aborted landing is to do not always mean that the pilot is having trouble, it could mean that there is an issue with another plane on the runway. >> faa released this statement is says in part " in light of these lending issues, the s eight is now advising pilots of all foreign carriers to use the gps assistance in their landings, ongoing construction at s.f. o has the instrument approach a system down until late august. " >> boeing is expanding inspections of locator beacons on some of its planes. after the beacon calls a fire on an et hopian 787 parked eat heathrow on july 12th. last week united airlines and japan's all nippon airways said that theory were wiring problems on so

honestly, i feel like i nailed that. >>> crash landing at s.f. ño. and warning. terror and confusion took over. >> again, the runway. and. asiana flight 21 burst into flames on runway 28 left killing 2 teenage girls. and the fire. >> this morning, as and tell their stories. >> and. and this sunday morning. time now is 757. and breaking news. and update on yesterday's crash. and ready for the press conference. ntsb and local authorities are discussing what information they are about to release to the media that could happen at any moment as they continue to investigate crash flight 214. as soon as they come out to address the media, they'll have is that information for you. >> in the meantime, we're learning more about the 2 teenager who is died what the plane caught fire. both girls were 16 years old. they were students from china. they were among 29 students and 5 teachers from a highly competitive school on their way to the u.s. from summer camp. right now national transportation safety board envest gaiters together with the fbi are looking closely at the wreck

that's will pilot who was in charge of landing the plane here at s.f. all. you concede that it is still here and it will be your problem for the entire week. they will i give us the date on when it will be remote. it will be taken to off site location. but investigators still go through this. it will take awhile to come by with the conclusion. we did talk about speed this morning and early on, everything was on the table. they believe that the pilots came in to slow. they were sore than they needed to be when they came into the run way. i had a chance to talk to deborah, this is what she had to say. >> we look at a lot of accidents or around the world but here in the united states we in the city about 1500 crashes. we know that the landing is critical with flights. this is a very important component. i have to tellhat has landed here before but not on this particular aircraft. >> he has led a 7479777. she stated that you cannot land for the first time without hundred landings. under your belt. she stated that she did not think that it was anything wrong with

they have turned of the run way over to s.f. o and they will determine how much repairs will need to be made. obviously, this is very important because it is vital to the airplanes that are coming and going. i had a chance to talk to the chairman and this is what she had to say. >> we released the runway last night from seven operations. there are picking up the debris and they're using heavy equipment to get the large pieces. some of the other work will be done by hand. once they clear the debris and clean it the the airport will have to take care of some resurfacing. >> that is why she is 9 giving us a date on when this will happen. she did go into detail as to whether or not they will need major details. i will try to talk to administrators from s at all to see how long it will take. also, as 7:00 p.m. it took 90 seconds for the evacuation to happen. once the plane crash to the ground. i had a chance to talk to her about the key of people getting hurt. >> a again, we will follow the latest it with kron4 as we continue our cov

(applause) >> thank you, yera, thank you tech s.f. for having great partnerships and working with the city so that if you want that technology base, you can go through that program and get a technology base. you'll be even that much more prepared for the new jobs. but this summer we're going to get 6,000 jobs out there. going to be all earning pay. i want to thank president obama to leader pelosi, to all of the different -- (applause) >> yes, all of the different leaders who helped establish this goal for this city. last year we had a goal of 5,000. guess what? we created 5,200 paying jobs. we're serious about this. it apt just a number. we really can get to 6,000 jobs and hit every youth and public housing, if they want a job, earn their way forward, we can do that. ~ ain't so, as we embark on this, i want to make sure you know that our city family is behind you. you are the best investment we could be making in our city. that's our youth. and, so, not only is it graduation time, it's time to announce who our investees are, the peopl

just live or work in san francisco and have a form of id. >> we started bank on s.f. six years ago to reach out to folks in the city who do not have a bank account. we wanted to make sure they know they have options which should be more low-cost, more successful to them and using chat catchers. >> check cashing stores can be found all over the city, but they're convenient locations come with a hidden price. >> these are big. >> i remember coming in to collect -- charged a fee to collect a monogram. >>

and marketable neighborhood through s.f. travel. we think s.f. travel could benefit from [speaker not understood] or j chess could be featured in. the next set of recommendations, japantown [speaker not understood]. some of you i know are pretty familiar with these. cdcs exist already in little tokyo in los angeles and chinatown in san francisco among other places. they can provide a wide range of services like owning real estate, technical support, social services, advocacy for the neighborhood. address a wide range of concerns and i think of all of the recommendations the j chess creating a community development corporation stands out as being the most efficacious in japantown. of course, this is not something that the city can do. the community has to do this for itself and [speaker not understood] a lot of blood sweat and money to fulfill. the next recommendation can create a land trust which is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to acquire or [speaker not understood] the target of properties. community land trust can own the spaces th

nine people boarded the bus and left s.f. general. at stanford's lucile packard hospital, all of the children being treated, seven of them, were released. eight adults are still at stanford. >>> there are critical elements that we're being investigated. what or who is to blame? and can it be prevented from happening again? there's also the heroic response. we're hearing chilling and heroic stories. terry, no fanfare. no extra pay. this is just part of their job. >> reporter: that's the story they're telling. we're going to hear the stories from the first responders momentarily. first, i want to look at the wreckage of the jet, where it has been sitting since saturday morning. you see it out there, lighted up with planes landing right behind it. a tragedy, it's a disaster. but one that could have been worse without an amazing response by those first responders. and today, they told their story. >> the tower was alert three. plane crash. >> reporter: and with that, san francisco firefighter chrissy emmans and all headed to the scene. th

we're completely fogged in at all levels in s.f. that's what bay bridge and golden gate bridge commuters will be facing. our fog forecast, the thickest up along the coastline with drizzle and mist expected. all of the counties in the north bay and from contra costa county. then, by the afternoon, notice this. our cloud cover will stay on the coastline. plenty of sunshine right on down to san jose, expecting mostly sunny skies. with the low ceilings we expect at the airport, the runway closure we're dealing with. delays are going to go from one to two hours at sfo. daytime highs, after all of the hot weather we've had so far this summer, we're on track for one of the hottest summers on record since 2009. 84 in san jose tomorrow. 83 in sunnyvale. 87 in morgan hill. 86 in gilroy. upper 80s in the east bay. walnut creek, likely one of the hottest with 88. 78 in santa rosa. and 82 in napa. bring your jackets if you're heading towards san francisco. that's it. just 66 degrees. we'll keep this cool upper level trough of low pressure over t

i did my student teaching there as a masters student at s.f. state. i'll be working with two students from the masters program in the tsaw program at sf state. so, that's important. they are really fearful of what could happen in the next year with the special trustee because we feel like civic center campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations. so, it's been a huge slap in the face that we are at this point now. we think it's very unjust and undese

i did my student teaching there as a masters student at s.f. state. i'll be working with two students from the masters program in the tsaw program at sf state. so, that's important. they are really fearful of what could happen in the next year with the special trustee because we feel like civic center campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations.

and marketable neighborhood through s.f. travel. we think s.f. travel could benefit from [speaker not understood] or j chess could be featured in. the next set of recommendations, japantown [speaker not understood]. some of you i know are pretty familiar with these. cdcs exist already in little tokyo in los angeles and chinatown in san francisco among other places. they can provide a wide range of services like owning real estate, technical support, social services, advocacy for the neighborhood. address a wide range of concerns and i think of all of the recommendations the j chess creating a community development corporation stands out as being the most efficacious in japantown. of course, this is not something that the city can do. the community has to do this for itself and [speaker not uer

we do have some delays at s.f. o. mike pelton stated that he is the laid on his flight into san francisco. so the average delay is now 64 minutes. if you should call ahead to check with your carrier and also keep this in mind if you are picking someone up. >> to that will be the coldest day of the we but we do have warmer weather for the end of the work week. i will have full details of what to expect coming up. >> we have been tracking a hot spot on the shore freeway where two lanes were blocked on 80 westbound. this is coming down carleton of boulevard. even so, with one lane blocked west 80, the backup is creaking in the richmond parkway. you can expected to be backed up to highway 4. 19 minutes currently the drive time. >> topping our news this morning, some downtown businesses in oakland are waking up hoping their stores weren't vandalized by people protesting the george zimmerman verdict. for the third straight night, hundreds took to the street in oakland. this is video of the protests from our helicopter partn

the big impact will be felt by passengers tried to leave or are ride at s.f. o. we have heard that this is going to probably less about a week. is this what you think? >> it takes a great deal of effort to go over this area. they have to identify everything. whenever it may be. they have to make sure that they had a good idea of how this plane came upoapart and landed. >> let's just assume that it takes a week. that airport is says 75 percent capacity. my understanding said they have 583 flights a day. hall many flights are going to be affected by this? which passengers will feel the impact more? >> my understanding, if they are rides in a lawless--the biggest impact will be between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.. this is when the airport is normally say most of their arrival. they see about 55 arrivals and a robust time. they will handle about 35. these will have to be pushed back further in the day. you will see this problem up until 10:00 a.m.. but from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you will see that the delays will be a great deal. >> so, call in advance will the passeng

we are following the latest with the plane crash over the weekend at s.f. 0. we are seeing new pictures from the scene. >> we also see a video what happens when the plane crash landed at s.f. 0. >> we will be right back. >> we will be right back. Ñáçwçñ [ indistinct conversations ] [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. so do tire swings! this is our ocean spray cran-lemonade. it's good, old-fashioned lemonade. only better! whoa! [ splash! ] ocean sprayra cran-lemonade. a bold twistwi on an old favorite. >> i thought i was going to die good morning everyone i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. thanks for joining us. we continue to follow the latest with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o over the weekend. mark is in the newsroom with an update on what we have learned overnight. mark?

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as a masters student at s.f. state. i'll be working with two students from the masters program in the tsaw program at sf state. so, that's important. they are really fearful of what could happen in the next year with the special trustee because we feel like civic center campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations. so, it's been a huge slap in the face that we are at this point now. we think it's very unjust and undeserved and thank you very much for

we can actually practice this today and involve neighborhoods through s.f. car, all the wonderful programs that dem has set up, we can actually practice the sharing economy after an event happens today. and i think that will get people not only expecting to be here, wanting to be here, but know that they'll have help to be here, help on the ground, help in their small businesses, help in their neighborhoods. so, this is what bay share's operation and work with dem is going to be all about. this is why we have decided to welcome them onto the disaster council so that they can work with us on an ongoing basis, work with all the other utilities, bring our small businesses into action in a major disaster. and we're already seeing those efforts across the country when air b and b experimented what they can do to help people find some space with all of their memberships. they immediately said, we've got to turn the fee side off of the website. we've got to get people going. people wanted to help. they actually wanted to help. and for the kind of philanthropic spir

with 10 critical at s.f. general. i want to go back to you as we continue to suffer through all this information that is coming into our newsroom. >> j.r. stone, thank you. we understand that the ntsb is going to be holding a press conference at 3:00 p.m. they also have a team. coming of ronald reagan national airport to assess the damage. as we can confirm, there are two people confirmed dead from athis aircraft. and we have reporters at hospitals, and reporters at s f o. we have this covered and we are still awaiting some word as the cause. john? pilots have complained that this can be a difficult airport at times with the fog. >> as you mention, vicki these were perfect conditions for flying. at2811at if this flight from south korea did crash. and we are receiving information in the newsroom that the plane seemed to be coming and at a different angle. >> a 35 degree angle. >> yes. >> eyewitnesses say that they could hear the ground shakes, but plans of dirt and smoke from the aftermath. it looked like it had burned

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i did my student teaching there as a masters student at s.f. state. i'll be working with two students from the masters program in the tsaw program at sf state. so, that's important. they are really fearful of what could happen in the next year with the special trustee because we feel like civic center campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations. so, it's been a huge slap in the face that we are at this point now. we think it's very unjust and undeserved and thank you very much for

and because san francisco's truly a global city, we're going to build on the success of china s.f. and expand our outreach to latin america and asian market street, not just to attract businesses to come here, but i'd like for us to really begin to introduce "made in san francisco" products to these growing market street. (applause) ~ markets >> while the worst of the economic crisis may be behind us, we cannot deviate from our commitment to fiscal responsibility and reform. we will continue to invest in our neighborhoods, in our infrastructure, and most importantly, in our people. i want to recognize budget chair supervisor mark farrell again for leading the budget effort and making this a very collaborative process. i want to thank my staff led by steve kava, and to my budget office led by kate howard. and also a great thanks to ben rosenfield, our city controller and his staff, and then an anticipated thanks in advance to budget analyst harvey rose for his anticipated cooperation. [laughter] >> so, i know this is short, but i think you look at the budget. to me it's quite a swee

additionally, our solar sector incentive program, go solar s.f., has been working very hard in our city. in fact, in 2007 when it first started, there were only 795 non-municipal solar installations in our city that totaled about 3 megawatts. today that number is nearly quadrupled. we have over 3 40 that total 12 megawatts of power. and this is saving san franciscans more than 4-1/2 million dollars a year on their electrical bills and reducing 6,000 metric tons of co2 in the atmosphere annually. thank you. (applause) >> every bit counts. and many of these installations are becoming the standard rather than the exception and we're focused on installing them in all of our low-income homes and affordable housing developments as we build in this city. and as jerry brown said earlier, we are increasing our population, but we're going to build the right way. our city has also streamlined the permitting process and reduced the permitting cost for san francisco residents. you our residential solar permits are available on the counter, over the counter, and online, and we have one of the lowest