chinatown cdc and non -profits. we are giving legacy businesses a fighting chance to stay in san francisco. unfochinately because implementation of prop j by the small business and office of small businesses did not begin until 6 months after passage of the ballot measure, we want to make sure we extend the time that people have to actually benefit from this program. the original intent of the law is give the broadest spectrum of business owners a chance to apply for this fund. especially during the first year. this delay in implementation has meant that businesses haven't been able to form aul apply until recently. my office is correcting this issue by extending the grant deadline by 2 and a half months from september 30, which is the current deadline to december 15. we need to insure that the legacy business program and the grants remain relevant and accessible to the important local pz businesses that need help. my office will continue to work to make sure prop j is implemented the way we wrote it and the law app

chinatown cdc and non -profits. we are giving legacy businesses a fighting chance to stay in san francisco. unfochinately because implementation of prop j by the small business and office of small businesses did not begin until 6 months after passage of the ballot measure, we want to make sure we extend the time that people have to actually benefit from this program. the original intent of the law is give the broadest spectrum of business owners a chance to apply for this fund. especially during the first year. this delay in implementation has meant that businesses haven't been able to form aul apply until recently. my office is correcting this issue by extending the grant deadline by 2 and a half months from september 30, which is the current deadline to december 15. we need to insure that the legacy business program and the grants remain relevant and accessible to the important local pz businesses that need help. my office will continue to work to make sure prop j is implemented the way we wrote it and the law app

she particularly cared about chinatown. she was most effective at doing everything she did on behalf of so many people. in the most unselfish way. >> reporter: her moxie was unusual for a chinese woman of her generation. her innate boldness and brashness helped her succeed in what was largely a man's world in chinatown politics and even in the corridors of city hall. one housing advocate describes her as a mentor. >> definitely a role model. when i think about her, coming in as a woman, asian-american to work at the chronicle when she was young, i see that the spirit we all saw every day in chinatown -- >> reporter: her personal life simple, she lived modestly in chinatown and cherished her family and the immigrant families she wanted to help. >> she was always confident in her opinions and decisions. because she spoke from her heart and did what was right despite repercussions or backlash she would face. >> reporter: in the course of her work she made friends and foes. >> i fought with her. she was charming on the one hand

i think the reason chinatown did not go the way other chinatowns in america did, this one is as strong as ever. >> rose is like a real cyst tore me, a dear friend, a real trusted confidant. >> reporter: the mayor believes the city lost one of its main sparks. >> she had an incredible sense of what is the right thing to do. you know, persuasive talent. >> reporter: the mayor released a statement saying in part this is a great loss to the city as a whole, a community that served, supported and fought for often fiercely her entire adult

. >> thank you, colleagues unless any questions i'd like to call upon shannon the achievement chinatown development center which is one of the two affordable housing developers that have been working on this project. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisors pleased to be before you today to present this major affordable housing project chinatown cdc was niefld to be co-dispensaries we have submitted entitlement application for one and 39 that may be fewer but we're having all units affordable to household with 60 of medium area income and most been 2 and three bedrooms and about 20 percent of the apartment will be preserved for transition youth existing foster care or homelessness including some that will be reserved for parents the achievement height and bulk is essential for the achievement special site next to a park i wanted to show an image or two of the project our architect team of solomon along with mission district have really developed a great project design and we are very happy to say with 3 community meetings and extensive community outreach we have not had opposition

chinatown cdc and non -profits. we are giving legacy businesses a fighting chance to stay in san francisco. unfochinately because implementation of prop j by the small business and office of small businesses did not begin until 6 months after passage of the ballot measure, we want to make sure we extend the time that people have to actually benefit from this program. the original intent of the law is give the broadest spectrum of business owners a chance to apply for this fund. especially during the first year. this delay in implementation has meant that businesses haven't been able to form aul apply until recently. my office is correcting this issue by extending the grant deadline by 2 and a half months from september 30, which is the current deadline to december 15. we need to insure that the legacy business program and the grants remain relevant and accessible to the important local pz businesses that need help. my office will continue to work to make sure prop j is implemented the way we wrote it and the law app

especially poor immigrants in chinatown. she knew the only way to advance her community was to put like-minded people in public office. she was the force behind the subway project in chinatown. she raised $160 million to renovate chinese hospitals in chinatown. and she helped elect the first chinese mayor in san francisco. >> despite all that, sharp edges and even sharper tongue, at her core, rose was motivated by love. >> reporter: rose pak is impossible to forget. her legacy will live on in san francisco chinatown. i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, homeland security eyeing a bay area college. only on five, concerned that the school is abusing the student visa system. >>> they laid down with their hands up. high school football players supporting colin kaepernick's national anthem protest got a big surprise from the quarterback himself. >>> selfies for safety? the new requirement for uber drivers. ,, when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force

got a $21 million face lift and we'll talk about how important this project is for the san francisco chinatown community. we close with our traditional focus on the arts. sofia and constant horng stopped by before traveling to new york city to perform at carnegie hall. i have watched several close friends deal with alzheimer's disease in their families and it worries many people in every community and it's a growing concern for asian american and pacific island communities for many reasons. here to talk about some of the reasons and some solutions is bill fisher ceo of the alzheimer's association of northern california and northern nevada who also serves on california's alzheimer's disease and related disease committee. >> good to be here. >> people don't know all that needs to be known sometimes about alzheimer's. give us an overview. >> it is a progressive degenerative neurological disorder. so, again, you're going to get worse over time. it's very much an age related disease, so it affects roughly 1% of the population under 65. about 13%, 14% of the population over 65, and about 42% of the

let's go to job osgood who joins us from outside the home in chinatown tonight. joe. trevor rose pack was often referred to as the most powerful person in san francisco, and not too many people in chinatown or across the city would argue with that. >> she was one in 1 million by terms -- a charming, tough as nails. >> reporter: family and friends at the way to shed tears and honor the namesake of the street. she was discovered by a caretaker this morning with heart problems and had recently received a transplanted kidney overseas. >> it is still a shock. she seemed to be full of life and full of health. >> reporter: born in china, she burst onto the san francisco scene first as a chronicle reporter and then as a community activists. as the longtime leader averaged -- chamber of commerce she helped many immigrants recital in the city and she brought the better living conditions and to the polls to gain political power. >> we lost a lot. we lost a lot for the community. >> i don't know what kool-aid she drank from. >> reporter: she was funny and profane and loved a good

the central subway going all the way into chinatown, rose pak. housing projects for immigrants, rose pak. there one has a garden named after her. the new $180 million chinese hospital slated to welcome patients next month rose pak was the biggest backer. >> hospital ceo brenda yee says this is part of pak's legacy. >> she wanted to make sure that we had the best facility ever knowing how the chinese were denied health care prior to building any of the hospitals in chinatown. >> reporter: p parak did not like the term power broker, but her influence inspired a younger generation. >> how to work with politicians to get them to serve of the community way they need to. >> the mayor knew her for more than 40 years. >> there's no other rose pak and nobody to replace her. >> reporter: services for the 68-year-old are this weekend n.san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> talk of dirty tricks in a local ballot measure. coming up, the half-cent sales tax for transportation projects and now there's a big argument over an argument. >> that's right. plu

thank you for your dedication to our chinatown community. we sent out a push alert when we first confirmed pak's death earlier this afternoon. download the app for free and enable push alerts. >>> an abc news source is reporting that five people have been taken into custody in the new york bomb attack. authorities have not said who they are or how they may be connected. so far nobody's been charged. 29 people were injured when that explosive was detonated in manhattan last night. maggie ruly has details. >> it was so loud, it started shaking my body. >> reporter: manhattan is still reeling from last night's explosion. >> everything shut down. >> reporter: debris flying clear across the street. >> just about boom sound and we heard the shatter of the windows. >> reporter: the explosion so powerful that authorities are shocked no one was killed and that all 29 people injured have been released from area hospitals. >> boom. we said oh, my god. >> reporter: police found what's believed to be the bomb in a toolbox near a trash can. a pressure coo

lilian kim has the damed. >> friendsfriends and family gad out rose's chinatown building. her delegate came as quite a shock. show was active until the very end having had a three hour dinner with friends night before. >> it is surprising. i talkd to her a couple of days ago and full of vim and vigor she had a kidney trance hand self months ago and was fighty when she spoke us with. >> i don't care what people think i just do what i need to do. >> the drive made her successful as chinatown activist the she spear headed fundraising efforts to rebuild chinese hospital. she persuaded officials to sign off on the extension subway and convinced interim mayor five queers ago to break a policy and run for mayor. >> she is called the power broker and did. >> that was not an accurate description. >> why? >> she was the power, not the power broker. >> she was slow to embrace accolades coming her way like the naming of a chinatown alley dedicated in her honor this year. a name which was modified to her liking. >> she appreciated it wasn't just rose parkway but rose pack's way, that "

the political powerhouse is credited with saving -- chinatown. she helped cement the subway deal and resurrect the chinese hospital. >> she had a heart of gold. >>reporter: she was instrumental in racially integrating the police and fire departments and getting edley ed lee elected.>> everybody knows where she was coming from.>>reporter: today's city leaders told stories and wiped tears recalling her kindness and feistiness. >> i love rose pak . it's hard to imagine the chinese golf outing without rose pak telling everybody how much they had to pay.>>reporter: as to who might emerge as the new power player there is edley or malcolm young, david [ null ] or sandra lee. many say rose pak can never be replaced. >> we can all step up as much as we can. >>reporter: supervisor jane kim was running for state senate had rose pak 's backing. those who knew rose pak sayer power will did not lie in money but her ability to raise ability and clouds.>> i don't know how we are going to live without her presence. i hope we don't have to. >>reporter: the wait fo

she died today in her chinatown apartment. she served as a voice to the chinese community. we report on her life and legacy. >> reporter: it is hard to imagine she's not around. part of the challenge here was that she probably did not take it as easy as she heard have. >> that was not what she was about. the activists and civic leader dedicated her life to help the chinese community in san francisco. >> she was so devoted and has such a thorough understanding and persons interested in everything. she left the reporting business to do something even more wrote -- more important. >> she is accredited to saving chinatown. she spent her last days living in a humble apartment beside another one of her major achievements. the construction of a chinese hospital. >> my heart is sad when i know she passed away. the mayor released a statement following the news of her death saying she battled all by half of the poor immigrants and women. i will miss her dearly as well as city. >> what is your fondest memory quick >> my fondest memory of her is when she said to me, you have to run for

in chinatown and political circles. rose pack was a force to be reckoned with at city hall. >> there is nobody to replace her. >> the sentiments are being echoed through chinatown. in headlines and heart of the community. >> all chinese community love her, love her. she was service for the community. >> a reporter for the chronicle back in the 70s, she quit and used her know how to advocate for chinatown. >> this city did not have one chinese office holder when she decided to focus. >> now, the first asian mayor, pack convinced to run and other asian politicos. her influence goes beyond that. the central subway into chinatown? rose pack. housing projects for immigrants, rose pack. the new $180 million chinese hospital, slated to officially open next month, rose pack was the biggest packer. >> it's hard. >> hospital ceo brenda yee says she raised $30 million. >> she wanted to make sure that we had the best facility ever. knowing how the chinese were denied health care. >> pack did not like the term power broker but she i

she cared a lot about people and she cared a lot about chinatown. and she was most effective at doing everything that she did on behalf of so many people. in the most unselfish way. >> a steady stream of people paying respects at last night weight. pak was born in china and moved to san francisco in 1967. she later became a reporter for the chronicle. she became a political force in the chinatown community, help raising money for political causes and preferred candidates. >> i fall with her. she was charming on one hand, she was a pain in the butt on the other. she held us all accountable and i grew to love her. >> she was her own one. she died last sunday of natural causes. she was 68. a public funeral begins at 10:00 this morning at the old saint mary's church california street. close friends and former tampa san francisco mayor, willie brown, will deliver the eulogy. >>> and oakland police officer pled not guilty to charges in connection with a sex scandal. officer brian button changes charges of engaging in prostitution and obstruction of justic

in chinatown and political circles. rose pack was a force to be reckoned with at city hall. >> there is nobody to replace her. >> the sentiments are being echoed through chinatown. in headlines and heart of the community. >> all chinese community love her, love her. she was service for the community. >> a reporter for the chronicle back in the 70s, she quit and used her know how to advocate for chinatown. >> this city did not have one chinese office holder when she decided to focus. >> now, the first asian mayor, pack convinced to run and other asian politicos. her influence goes beyond that. the central subway into chinatown? rose pack. housing projects for immigrants, rose pack. the new $180 million chinese hospital, slated to officially open next month, rose pack was the biggest packer. >> it's hard. >> hospital ceo brenda yee says she raised $30 million. >> she wanted to make sure that we had the best facility ever. knowing how the chinese were denied health care. >> pack did not like the term power broker but she i

she joins us live from pak's chinatown home. she was such a huge figure in chinatown, and also in the administration of ed lee. what does this mean, tara. >> this will be interesting to see because a lot of folks will tell you in city politics, you couldn't get far without rose pak's blessing. if and how this changes city politics remains to be seen. she was referred to as a champion for anyone. she never held political office but leaves behind a lasting legacy on city politics. she was born in china, later fled to hong kong, came to america and earned a master's in journalism. she grew into a community organizer for chinatown, and was very influential in getting ed lee to become the first asian mayor of san francisco. she swore like a sailor. she had many enemies but according to lee she was as tough as nails and had many allies. >> for all the power and influence that she had, she lived a very simple life. very simple life and her life was truly about service. >> to me, she's like the giant amongst giants. >>> well, pak's acco

live now in chinatown. dave? >> reporter: lucy, a big turnout tonight at that meeting here in chinatown. asian business owners concerned about a string of home inn vague robberies recently. there have been a couple of arrests but they're also worried about online video they say encourages home invasions. they had another topic on the table tonight, how to protect yourself. >> this is the great equalizer. >> reporter: dr. edward lou has a politically incorrect solution to a recent spree of home invasion robberies and youtube individual that business owners say encourages targeting asian business owners. >> not only just arming themselves but to learn how to do it properly. and to do it legal. >> reporter: lou made his comments during meeting of asian business owners in chinatown tuesday. they're upset over being targeted for home invasions and a popular music video on youtube that has hundreds of thus sands of views. >> i think it's sickening and distasteful and basically teaching the young kids how to get money.

her legacy will live on in san francisco's chinatown. i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> rose pak died last sunday at the age of 68. she is being buried at the cypress lawn memorial park in colma. >>> it's supposed to be a safe place for children in trouble. but only on "5," we found out kids at this bay area shelter could still be at risk of falling into the hands of pimps. >> and talk about a messy commute. the massive clean-up effort along one bay area freeway and why critics say they are not going to solve the real problem. statewide: reports have skyrocketed by6 >>> human trafficking is becoming a huge problem in california. statewide, reports have skyrocketed by 86% since 2012. we have seen reporting on a number of troubling cases here in the bay area involving a safe house where alameda county sends as risk children. our christin ayers discovered despite efforts to help them, those kids might still be recruited to the sex trade. >> she goes, okay, mom, i love you. >> reporter: it started off as any other morning with her daughter angelique go

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at the fire house in chinatown where that firefighter once worked. vic? >> kristen. >> this is station 2 here in chinatown, as you said, and this is where the female firefighter says the harassment took place. chief hayes white called it egregious, especially in a department she says where there are 250 female firefighters and that's about 15% of the total force, far more than the average for fire departments around the country. >> there were findings of harassment, and it's something obviously we don't tolerate. >> reporter: the fire chief minced no words when she talked about the investigation into charges that a female firefighter had been harassed at fire station 2 in chinatown. the investigation was conducted by the city's department of human resources. in a lemter to chief hayes white, hr director mickey callahan went even further. she said station 2 was hostile in challenging for females. the probe supports the victim's claims that she found feces on the women's bathroom floor and urine on her bed, but a source with ties to those station and

hundreds of san franciscans gathered at old saint mary's cathedral to attend the funeral of chinatown activist rose pak on saturday. politicians who both sparred and collaborated with her came to pay their respects and remember her contributions to the city. >> :more than chinatown, more than the chinese community and remember she supported african american mayor willie brown and jewish americans like me. but always in her heart she wanted to reverse over a hundred years of discrimination and isolation of the chinese american community. rose stood up for those who didn't have a folks who have come to this country to find a stake and are looking for the american dream. she somehow adapted san francisco as the place she would make her contribution and on behalf of lots and lots of people of every color of every gender every age of every political persuasion and she did so in the most unselfish positive manner. >> reporter:rose pak will be remembered for the rebuilding of the chinese hospital, the construction of the central subway extension into chinatown and her lead role in electing t

funeral services are pending for san francisco chinatown icon rose pak. she died year at the age of 68. show was instrumental in changing the face of chinatown and the rest of san francisco although never actually elected to office but was strut am in rebuilding the chinese hospital and urged officials to sign off on the central subway. the family spokesperson said that pak died of natural causes >> a local company created these devices, sound grenades and we will explain what they do and a school that is using them. >> a life jacket - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much fi

the chinatown buffet had a cutting board stored with powdered soap. a cook handling fried fish with his bare hands and a worker talking on his cell phone and handling food without washing up. the places on notice to clean up or could face lct the restaurants with perfect scores make the dean's list. here is a look at the restaurants with spotless kitchens. >> chicago hamburger company, the indian school, taco bell at priest and elliott and safeway at thompson peak parkway an wildflower bread company has 75th and bell in glendale. wicked six bar and grill at palisades boulevard and hooters get everything you need to know before prime time in tonight's take away. here is a look at what is here is a look at what is coming o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpaye

i think this is a shame for san francisco and for chinatown. --her associates in the name of representing her community. in actuality she is representing the interests of spreading violence and hatred in san francisco. four years ago the incident of practitioners being beat up in chinatown was strategize by rose pack. in the middle of the day, two men assaulted me and another young practitioner cursed us. afterwords, people told us that earlier in the day before the two men assaulted us, they were treated to a meal by rose pack and given alcohol to give them more courage. i remember i talked about this story in front of you, the board of supervisors, four years ago. the coalition to investigate the persecution of is investigating rose pack. soon her crimes will be real to the world. great changes are happening in china and former president has been arrested. rose pack has now died and all media rep related to her is making a stance between right and wrong and evil and good. as publicelected officials, please think deeply about this issue. thank

i think this is a shame for san francisco and for chinatown. --her associates in the name of representing her community. in actuality she is representing the interests of spreading violence and hatred in san francisco. four years ago the incident of practitioners being beat up in chinatown was strategize by rose pack. in the middle of the day, two men assaulted me and another young practitioner cursed us. afterwords, people told us that earlier in the day before the two men assaulted us, they were treated to a meal by rose pack and given alcohol to give them more courage. i remember i talked about this story in front of you, the board of supervisors, four years ago. the coalition to investigate the persecution of is investigating rose pack. soon her crimes will be real to the world. great changes are happening in china and former president has been arrested. rose pack has now died and all media rep related to her is making a stance between right and wrong and evil and good. as publicelected officials, please think deeply about this issue. thank

not fit the stereotype of an asian- american woman. >> reporter: she succeeded in getting services to chinatown, and getting her community more involved in government. last year she moved to china for a kidney transplant, and returned in may and went to work on affordable housing issues, and now rose pak has passed away. the crowd gathered outside of the apartment building as the police escort carried her away. >> i think she wants to be remembered as a person that made a difference in the lives of the people, and certainly she did that. >>> firefighters in marin county are trying to determine the cause of the fire near fairfax that was of warded at warded at 4:30 pm near the iron springs road. the fire burned 10 acres but did not threaten any buildings, and firefighters from several agencies were able to control the flames. >>> a fire destroys a landmark near the coast of the san mateo county, the fire at the pescadero country store started early yesterday morning, and the building is the tunnel loss -- total loss, and country store is a very popular gathering spot for people that live in the

the chinatown political powerhouse died sunday at the age of 68. one of her friends said she died of natural causes in her apartment. pak was active until the very end, having had a throw-hour dinner with friends the night before. tonight's service in san francisco is open to the public. the wake is scheduled from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the green straight mortuary. >>> second chances. that was the theme of a special ceremony in san francisco today. aches 7 news was at the hall of justice as several veterans graduated from a superior court program geared towards turning their lives around. veteran justice court. it the targets veterans who have committed a crime. instead of going to jail the vets undergo treatment programs that can last up to 18 months. the judge who started this special court says it's a way to pay them back for serving in the military. >> we have a treatment team that works closely with them on a one-on-one basis to help support them through the course of the week to get them to the treatment and get them to counseling programs. >>

pak died sunday at her home in chinatown. she spent decades advocating for the people of chinatown as serving as one of the city's most influential voices. mayor ed lee spoke for the first time since the death of his longtime friend. >> she was one of the first people i met when i was a young attorney in chinatown and actually a law student trying to figure out how to represent people in chinatown. you can't always be 100% in agreement with rose, but you can certainly know exactly where she's coming from. >> pak's family plans to hold a wake for her on friday evening and the funeral will take place at old st. mary's cathedral on saturday. >>> for the first time ever bay area quality officials issued a last-minute spare the air alert on the day of. that is look earlier from our camera. marin county very hazy out there. usually the alerts are called a day in advance. this is the 22nd spare the air alert for smog in 2016. >>> well, you can pretty much see why they issued the spare the air. look how dirty the bay area is. spare t

she was well known for being the voice of chinatown and when she spoke the powerful listened. politicians and community members talked fondly of pak, including former san francisco mayor willie brown. pak was applauded for a long list of accomplishments such as helping to develop the central subway which will connect chinatown to soupt of market. >> over the years you've seen her touch everything in the community, and whatever she touched, she made it better for the chinese community. >> pak died last sunday at the age of 68 from natural causes. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, colin kaepernick protests alongside some east bay high school football players. how the team caught his eye and won his respect. >>> plus, protecting pets and the people who rescue them. a new law that will keep good samaritans out of trouble. d >>> welcome back. it is 7:09. you're looking live outside at palo alto and what is going to be a very, very hot sunday. so stay school. >>> meanwhile, support for colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem continues to sp

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we'll get more >>> abc 'news was in san francisco's chinatown for its annual autumn moon festival. it features parade and 200 booths filled with traditional food and arts and crafts event started as way to rebuild excitement in the area after the 18989 earthquake. >> hi there. certainly felt like fall today. the winds kicked up. the fog slow to clear and right now live doppler 7 shows the marine air is pushing back across the bay. you are feeling the breeze towards the delta, and you can see it never cleared in san francisco. gray skies oakland, el el cerrito, and none of this will reach us but red flag warnings in northern california, western california, and the northern sierra nevada for a system that will affect us tomorrow afternoon. here's a live look outside from mt. tam. you can see looks pretty but was cool today. 59 san francisco, 66 in oakland. 72 san jose, half moon bay, 57, and look at the fog here from sfo. still a little sunshine on the peninsula. 67 santa rosa, 71 napa. 70 by the delta. wind gusts over 35-miles-an-hour there. 71 in livermore. it's been breezy all aro

what is bringing big crowds to chinatown tonight. >> the riders have always been gamblers since the day of al davis. today it paid off in new orleans. jack del rio decided to go for the two-point conversion and >>> hurons turned out for the autumn moon festival in chinatown. the event features a parade and nearly 200 booths filled with traditional food, arts and crafts. the festival started as a way to rebuild excitement in the area since the earthquake. it take place every year from the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar. >> tom shared this picture showing the famous dragon costumes want to see your photos and video odd of events around the bay. use the #abc7 news. >> temperatures certainly cooled down today inland and around the bay. limited sunshine and already the fog is making a comeback across the bay. so as we look at live doppler 7, it's banked along the coast and in the north bay, sonoma county, along the peninsula. san mateo coast you were cool and then the winds kicked up. i want to show you showers outside the bay area. here's the fog into the east bay. we ha

the autumn moon festival was held in chinatown. there's also a dragon parade and fun for kids. >> it's very, very nice. >> san francisco chinatown's autumn moon fist value continues tomorrow. kr norks 4 is one of the sponsors. -- kron 4 is one of the sponsors. get there early for yummy food. >>> we heard about the woman who was driving drunk in that deadly crash. coming up, the latest on the family that lost a toddler in the wreck. you love summer but it's tough on your feet leaving them feeling rough. discover amopé pedi perfect. it's the beauty secret that's earning five star reviews for buffing away hard, dry skin leaving feet salon pedicure smooth. feel the difference for yourself. with amopé pedi perfect. amopé. love every step. >>> now at 11, a deadly dui crash claims the life of a 3- year-old boy and sends 3 others to the hot. i'm spencer blake. jr stone and stoss din turks aldman have the night off. the crash happened when a woman pulled over because her car ran out of gas. she had her 3 children in the car with her when

that supervisor president london breed is sxieftd we're taking this to fillmore and divisadero then chinatown and mission and geneva and in the next 3 years cover with sandra leadership and you'll see teams lip reads over one hundred neighborhood in the next 3 years to make sure they're safe and clean to make sure the fix it team are there i saw the fiction teams they're working on graffiti on the poles, fixing up the parking meters broken lights be holes in the sidewalks so that a chihuahua won't fall into a sidewalk that recently happened to just neighborhood cleans up everything should be fixed and proud of is city it passed a $9.6 billion budget this is what it means safe and clean neighborhoods is a priority and bringing this to many of the neighborhoods across the city we wanted to demonstrate what a concentrated multi agency kind of coordination can look like after we're through you'll see this happen all over the place and i know the residents of neighborhood feel this is the kind of thing they wanted out of this and that bucket will reflect all the things we want to do for the reside

ask your doctor about it by name. >>> hurons turned out for the autumn moon festival in chinatown. the event features a parade and nearly 200 booths filled with traditional food, arts and crafts. the festival started as a way to rebuild excitement in the area since the earthquake. it take place every year from the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar. >> tom shared this picture showing the famous dragon costumes want to see your photos and video odd of events around the bay. use the #abc7 news. >> temperatures certainly cooled down today inland and around the bay. limited sunshine and already the fog is making a comeback across the bay. so as we look at live doppler 7, it's banked along the coast and in the north bay, sonoma county, along the peninsula. san mateo coast you were cool and then the winds kicked up. i want to show you showers outside the bay area. here's the fog into the east bay. we have had a little bit of rain from the southern sierra and a few lightning strikes but this is all winding down. red-flag warnings in knocker california, also northwestern ne

. >> tonight we received a number of complaints regarding massage establishments in chinatown that are not operating with permits. >> posting says it is nancy, asian, chinese female. friendly yet playful. >> the task force including tony flores from the special victims unit. with 25 years on the job, flores spent the last decade working domestic violence cases developing skills that translate well to human trafficking cases. >> they are similar as far as the victims not wanting to come forward with. the victims mistrust of the police. if there are immigration issues, those issues come in to play. >> the frustrating part for me is that you can almost see in their eyes that they want to get out but they don't know how to get out. when you are ready. i'm ready. >> it is a little after 6:00 p.m. when the team assembles outside of their first inspection location, top therapy academy on clay street. at first, everything appears to be in order. customers receive therapeutic massage from male and female practitioners but upstairs they discover numerous health code violations, including indicat

earlier this week it was revealed that a female fire fighter assigned to the departmen'ts chinatown station was sexualy harassed for months by her male co-workers and now we are learning that a paramedic with the department has been fired for having sex in an ambulance. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco with an update on both cases. >> reporter: we knew about the sexual harassment allegations over station to this afternoon we learned that a paramedic apparently has been terminated for having and that this is often the fire part and want to deal with. >> reporter:on friday afternoon, sources confirmed to kron 4 that a san francisco fire department paramedic has been terminated for allegedly having sex in an ambulance with a civilian. so far, the fire department has declined to elaborate on the incident. the news comes just days after it was revealed that a female firefighter assigned to the departments station 2 in chinatown endured months of sexual harassment by some of her male co-workers. after she complained to department leadership earlier this year, the

at old saint mary's in chinatown. the political powerhouse got her start in san francisco as a "chronicle" reporter and later bake a community activist. she helped many asian immigrants resettle into the city. rose pak died sunday at age 68. >>> police hope surveillance video will track down criminals in palo alto. officers say that the thieves' clothing could give them away. here's kpix 5's joe vazquez. >> reporter: the three men broke into the house by smashing in the rear glass door. surveillance video shows the burglars crawling on their hands and knees until they are out of the camera frame. about a minute later they emerge walking through the house with flashlights looking through cabinets and desks. oddly enough, all three are wearing white hoodies and two identical logos on their backs a capital b in white surrounded by a black circle. strange? >> that is. but i can just see them doing it on purpose so they look like they're, you know, like they're from a company or something. >> reporter: police say the victi

rose pak's funeral was held in chinatown. in attendatabase were mayors -- issue -- were mayor ed lee and some former may imrorps she died at the age of 68. >>> the heat is on in the bay area, and it's about to get a lot hotter. >> a live look right here. lawrence karno is back with your complete forecast. >>> joined one last time by meet rollingist lawrence karno. >> is this it for me? >> exactly. you're fired, karno. >> we mean tonight. >> exact details on how hot it will be in my non-air- conditioning apartment. it will be hot tomorrow. beuflt skies tonight, nice and clear. the temperatures, very you mime 72 in san jose, 66 in livermore, 71 in conc drorks. s it like this at 10:00, and you know we have a hot one as we head to tomorrow. high pressure building in. we'll see an scwauf shore wind tomorrow and into monday too. we have a heat advisory in egg for tomorrow, temperatures in the 90s and 100s in the inland areas. acing on the coastline, 70s and 80s. a red flag warning in the mountains. temperatures by day, it will be n

this is in the chinatown area. howard street closed between 3rd and 4th streets until the 24th due to the oracle openworld convention. >>> autumn officially arrives on thursday at 7:21 a.m. with it cooler air in the bay area. in fact, you're going to feel the cooldown starting today. a live look at the bay bridge. you see a few clouds overhead. otherwise, calm waters. we do have a small craft advisory in place towards the delta today and the carquinez strait. san jose 64 today slow to cool in livermore with not great sleeping weather after a high of 101 yesterday. 69 degrees at this very early hour. it's in the mid-50s in santa rosa. winds have been fluctuating northwest at 9 in oakland across the bay more of an onshore push west at 6 in san francisco. calm in san jose but 21-mile- per-hour wind speeds in fairfield towards the delta. good morning to steve. he is one of our faithful weather watchers in los altos. 92 yesterday. cooler today. spot on in los altos. san jose had an official high of 94. 10 degrees above

chinatown night out starts tonight at 5:00 at portsmouth square. it's modeled after "national night out" held every year across the country. sfpd says officers can have difficulty building trust in the close-knit chinatown community. tonight the command staff will joi the rank-and-file to answer questions. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are focused on battleground states with less than two months until the election. as hena daniels reports, both candidates head to the east coast today after courting workers in ohio on labor day >>> reporter: hillary clinton enters the final sketch of the election season promising the media greater access to her campaign. the democratic nominee traveled aboard her new plane to illinois and ohio on labor day yesterday. this time with reporters eager to ask her about the fbi investigation into her email scandal. >> the fact that i couldn't remember certain meetings doesn't in any way affect, um, the, um, commitment that had and still have, um, to the, um, treatment of classified material. >> reporter: clinton so

here is the report from chinatown. >> yes, good morning. the shocking details are part of an investigation obtained by the "san francisco chronicle" with the documents explaining some egregious things that took place at the fire station in chinatown. according to report, that female firefighter endured months of harassment from her male colleagues. investigators discovered substantial claims that the hostile environment including urinating in the female firefighters bed and feces left on the floor of the women's bathroom. the report said that when the female firefighters reported it to her supervisor there was retaliation. she got labels a rat. and this particular station was her top choice and when she allied in november last year, that is when the harassment started. when she started her first shift in january, it continued and lasted eight shifts through february. the firefighter began to take photos after her shifts documenting everything happening to her and now the firefighters accused of harassment, the "san francisco chronicle" said

. >> more than chinatown, more than the chinese-american community. i mean, remember she supported african-american mayors like willy brown and jewish- americans like me, but always her heart, i think she wanted to reverse over a hundred year's of discrimination and isolation of the chinese- american community. >> rose stood up for those who didn't have a voice and folks that had come to this country to find a stake and are looking for the american dream. >> she somehow adopted san francisco as the place she would make her contributions and on behalf of lots and lots of people, of every color, of every gender, of every age, every political persuasion and she did so in the most unselfish positive manner. >> rose pak will be remembered for the rebuilding of the chinese hospital, the construction of the central subway extension into chinatown, and her lead role in electing the city's first chinese american mayor ed lee. >> she would not rest until she had a family of elected officials that truly reflected our chinese community's presence in our city's po

see the remainder being that sheat approves plans to preserve it the try thise having some trouble in chinatown not discourage last week's lost we have the details coming up in sports. will announce the winning school tomorrow and feature them next week on fox 8 news in the coming here on this wednesday morning. don't forget to grab your this morning you may need it if you have to be outside the good news is that will exit pretty quick with this afternoon and evening. 67 degrees madison and 60 in cuyahoga falls currently the cool spot.cur we're seen at 58 and solon so seventy-two and worcester minimum maps in motion showing thend pretty quickly there. setting the stage for some gorgeous weather low 70ss 10 degrees cooler than yesterday some showers perhaps an accident by early this evening. eight-day coming up.hi state law says that your headlights are if you're when show wipers on then your if dlights must be on.n. that extends it with more than just overnight work your straight was there for the morning commute if that's the construction in that area hopefully bring you to click on that you'l

we did the community meeting in gordan low in chinatown. great input from the community. it was interesting side note most of what we're hear frg the community we're hearing the same thing from the officers that's a good sign. we did that meeting and we did the meeting myself commissioner loftis and wong did st. community ka thee ral. a lot of folks were present at that meeting we had the youth in our group to facilitate our meeting we heard a lot of the things we heard in chinatown. so it's very helpful. important lie, i went to two district stations each of us divided which stations were going to talk to the officers i volunteer for central and north stations. i did four line ups. police officers have line ups before a shift where they're advised by the community officers what they need to know. any departmental bulletins they're debriefed on it it's a por mall process i covered every officer that worked in the central station. we went to the swing shift in the morning it was an eye opener because the officers i learned and noticed that the overwhelming majority of offi

we did the community meeting in gordan low in chinatown. great input from the community. it was interesting side note most of what we're hear frg the community we're hearing the same thing from the officers that's a good sign. we did that meeting and we did the meeting myself commissioner loftis and wong did st. community ka thee ral. a lot of folks were present at that meeting we had the youth in our group to facilitate our meeting we heard a lot of the things we heard in chinatown. so it's very helpful. important lie, i went to two district stations each of us divided which stations were going to talk to the officers i volunteer for central and north stations. i did four line ups. police officers have line ups before a shift where they're advised by the community officers what they need to know. any departmental bulletins they're debriefed on it it's a por mall process i covered every officer that worked in the central station. we went to the swing shift in the morning it was an eye opener because the officers i learned and noticed that the overwhelming majority of offi

provide the food outreach program the food pantry and grocery service to targeted for 6 sros in the chinatown area and this is a new contract to for 4 years for this service cd c is helping to coordinate and work with the presbyterian church to deliver to the paternities in the chinatown area the budget covers the coordinated costs and a little bit of the operating costs. >> thank you. any questions or comments commissioners. >> one question on the last page the budget the loading zone permitted for the first year is 18 and $4 and subsequent three hundred and 77 why is the first year 2.3 times more. >> that is a that's a good question i am you know, i think that part of it they're only a small amount of that budget is fixed they're trying to you know cover the costs where they can and my guess their as you can see they're other areas where they actually increase some of the costs slightly so trying to balance outs like the medium costs spending more i can get back you to i don't know. >> i'm interested. >> thank you. >> thank you any other questions or comments any questions or comments from