talking about both oakland and san francisco. we began on the path of what really was important to me and i think the best education publicly that we can provide for our kids and familys is the think thing i want to get and really most important. in that conversation, we identified and got in with school board member hide rumendoza and others to talk. hid ruis here and is my liaiz on through the school. board. richard [inaudible] our super intendant who is wide open with ideas how to help our schools and look at data and said, schools like yours today right here, frick impact academy, middle schools is where we were most challenged so we began the middle school initiative and had the conversation and made investment, 4th year, 3 years later we got millions of dollars invested but much morethen am money is the collaboration with the principles because i want them to not have to reach into their own pockets. three years ago no middle school in san francisco was wifi. can you believe that? we had to correct that. we had to get table

here in san francisco at fort mason. while he is not here to see the return today, his children are as is his life partner janet pasha his wife is here today along with his children, george the forth, maureen, michael, jane, mary jane and john. welcome home to san francisco, we are so pleased to have you. [applause] the pasha group will build a import and export business that will include preferation of these automotive automobiles. the vehicles will be trucked from pier 80 to northern california dealerships. the row off row on vessel facility will grow over 3 to 5 years. at full capacity mr. pasha expects 96 vessel [inaudible] and that translated to about 150,000 vehicles. 50 long shorman [inaudible] and up to 150 additional employees detailing those automobiles so a real economic opportunity returning to pier 80. thank you so much for being here to celebrate this partnership. i know there are pleny fathers and mothers and too many to name but i want to give a special shout out to mow neek moyer, our outgoing director.

i left my heart in san francisco. tony, you're san francisco royalty. we look forward to tonight at the ball park where we will have a small group of 41,000 people singing happy birthday to you. we have a special surprise that is going to be a new feature after every win that when you come to the game tonight you'll be able to see and be presented in conjunctions with tony's birthday. we go by your beautiful heart at union scare that you actually designed and sculpted that benefit san francisco general and hearts campaign. we are inspired by all you do as a person and for the city and for the special communities around the country. thank you for everything. as far as we are concerned you are number one san francisco giants forever. thank you. [applause] now i like to call on our great friend and great leader, speaker nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you very much larry baer for your great leadership of the san francisco giants! go giants! what a honor it is to be here to speak on a occasion of such specialness for our city of san francisco because it s

palo alto moving west to san francisco. glen park upper 70s to mid-80s in san francisco. you see there the flag not moving around a whole lot. most of the morning it's been an offshore breeze which has just completely stopped that ocean air-conditioning effect we typically get with the fog as it spills in across the bay. high numbers today. 90s to above 100 degrees, we think south of downtown santa fe. low to mid-90s for the north bay. tri-valley you see that across the board. 90s in the forecast to maybe as warm as 103 degrees. pretty interesting that california right now is actually hotter than las vegas and into arizona, because the strength of the ridge of high pressure is strong across california, leading to the warmest day of the week today. then tuesday watch the numbers here. san francisco and the coast as we move forward in time now, dropping to the 70s and as the low clouds and marine air finally makes a run up the coast and moves inland by wednesday, here comes the big cooling. even for the valley, that's a big drop. we'll see 80s inland but it's going to take

talking about both oakland and san francisco. we began on the path of what really was important to me and i think the best education publicly that we can provide for our kids and familys is the think thing i want to get and really most important. in that conversation, we identified and got in with school board member hide rumendoza and others to talk. hid ruis here and is my liaiz on through the school. board. richard [inaudible] our super intendant who is wide open with ideas how to help our schools and look at data and said, schools like yours today right here, frick impact academy, middle schools is where we were most challenged so we began the middle school initiative and had the conversation and made investment, 4th year, 3 years later we got millions of dollars invested but much morethen am money is the collaboration with the principles because i want them to not have to reach into their own pockets. three years ago no middle school in san francisco was wifi. can you believe that? we had to correct that. we had to get table

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please call the roll commissioner president buell commissioner bonilla commissioner harrison commissioner low commissioner mcdonnell commissioner anderson great. >> just a couple of reminders please turn off any sounds like producing items and take secondary conversations outside we'll appreciate that when you make public comment we'll have 3 minutes commissioners. >> 3 minutes. >> when you make public comment direct our comments to the commission neither the staff nor commissioners will respond to questions during public comment the commission may ask staff to respond to questions. >> if an item not on the calendar that falls under the rec and par

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 approved in a way that is manner consistent with the intent of the voters. i as

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 approved in a way that is manner consistent with the intent of the voters. i as

san francisco? >> no, this is certainly a national problem. more acute in western but more up to california, washington, moving out into other states. this kind of building exist and this kind of building is vulnerable. >> when you're involved with the community safety, this is a different way of thinking about these types of things. we had a community group of over 100 people involved and upper 1 of them. tell us about * how that conversation went. why did we decide as a city or a community to start fixing these types of buildings? >> there were a lot of aspects that were considered well beyond just the engineering answer that these are vulnerable. and that effort brought in a lot of people from different aspects of the community that looked at the importance of these buildings to the housing stock and the possible ramifications of losing this /houbgs in the case of an earthquake. the financial implications, the historic preserve vacation s implication as you mentioned, these are very handsome looking buildings that are importance to the tour

born in china and moved to san francisco in 1967. in 1974 she started to work for the san francisco chronicle as its only can to niece speaking reporter. later she was instrumental in getting issues important to the chinese community to the forefront of city hall. we will have more on her life and career tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> an additional 1000 police officers are patrolling the streets of new york city after a bomb exploded last night injuring 29 people. this surveillance video shows the moment the blast went off. investigators are treating the explosion in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood as an intentional act and have yet to link it to a group. we have more from new york. reporter: a powerful explosion rocking manhattan saturday injuring 29 people and the blast sending panicked people scrambling for cover and all of those injured were released from the hospital. >> i heard this huge explosion. i just saw endless fire trucks. >> it happened on west 23rd street. the explosion was intentional but not appeared to be linked to

francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the

and want to introduce the mayor oof our city of san francisco, our great mayor of the city of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you. thank you joe. you know, you said just a minute ago that if you lost the center you wouldn't know what to do, well i need to make sure you know the same thing that if we as a city lost the center we wouldn't know what to do. you don't have a center entire city that serves 224 families and want to thank supervisor avalos for being here today as well. this is happening in his district. this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and fo

but into san francisco. the total traffic network is the english network, i cannot list all the stations, kqd is one of them but spanish is the same and -i'll have to send the specific stations. >> let me know the specific stations that will be great. >> happy to coo do that. >> good for you to give that information oo all our colleagues. >> absolutely, happy to do that. this campaign is also paired with high visibility enforcement. we will have starting in october police officers doing 132 hours of speed enforcement on high injury netdworks throughout the city. there will be one high visible enforcement every week on one corridor so it is moving throughout the city all parts the city will see this. it will likely be sergeant and up to 8 police officers any given time enforcing people driving through communities at high-speed. i want to-we will also have signage out there that is telling people what is happening so when they see people pulled over people are aware why. one thing we heard in the focus groups

upper 60s near san francisco. from the north bay, low 80s out towards santa rosa and 80s in the forecast today for livermore. so the seven-day forecast is interesting. the weekend is status quo for san francisco with the low clouds but things turn windy into monday and tuesday. the bigger change and that seven-day forecast for inland locations monday and tuesday. so a bit of a sneak preview to the end of the weekend forecast into early next week. high pressure holding on through about saturday and sunday. replaced by pretty deep area of low pressure here because it's coming down the coast over land, it may not have moisture but it will bring gusty winds, cooler temperatures and stay tuned. could see some showers out there towards the sierra. bigger change that may impact the weekend will be breezy conditions sunday night and monday into tuesday we see those temperatures beginning to cool down. a sign of fall on the way in the forecast early next week. mike? >> rob, speaking of fall, words of a fallen tree or part

francisco someone what has made san francisco what it is to visitors all over the country and want to tim he'll be truly missed and with that, colleagues without objection i want to before i open up for any member of the family to comment supervisor peskin did you. >> will madam president want to suggest we make that if the entire board of supervisors i knew dick an honor to work with him and my condolences to the family and the entire city for a great loss. >> thank you and boxes we'll do this on behalf of the entire board of supervisors today and without objection if this is a member of his family or someone that he worked with i'll welcome you an opportunity to say a few words at this time. >> the microphone is here. >> thank you for letting us be here and supporting him i just wanted to say thank you to everyone that showed up he loved his work and i think because of you he loved all the people he worked with and enjoyed the work until 77 thank you to everyone, everyone knows who he was i don't want to say too much we loved him. >> thank you very much and again, our honor to adjou

[laughter] mayor lee brought his weather with him from san francisco. seriously, i'm so excited to be the mayor of your city, of your city. frick students. let me talk in very clear specifics about what is happening today because i want you all to remember this day. sales force is supporting the san francisco public schools for 3 years now. this is their 4th year. but this is the first year, the first year they have brought that support to oakland as well. [applause] when i say support, do you all like money over here, young people? [cheers] when i say support, i'm talking about 2 and $2 and a half million 2 and $2 and a half million. [applause] and i just want to recognize that is on top of some personal support that mark and lynn have been generously giving to this community and particularly its children. i want to recognize the head of our incredible ucsf childrens hospital in oakland burt lubeen is in the house and also the generous gift to the brilliant baby strategy of the oakland [inaudible] i will talk about in a second. what has the $2.5 millio

francisco met with the representatives of the san francisco police officers association and the occ about the proposed use use version. there were extended negotiations that took place and the occ bar association ko a provided the police commission a line edit version three in which the occ, the bar association, poa representatives reached agreement concerning aikts% of the use of force provisions. >> >> as we know those are in labor negotiations currently. agreed upon provisions included the use of force -- use of force policy is more restrictive than the constitutional standard and state law and requires officer to use de-escalation and other practices before force. the parties didn't meet agreement on co carotid restraints and shooting at vehicles and penal code and three areas. the police commission after hearing testimony agreed about the 12 identified areas and voted unanimously to adopt version three and the commission also requested that the occ's policy attorney, samra marian was a subject expert during the meet and confer process with the san francisco police officers asso

the board and county of san francisco extends its highest commendation in san francisco to the giants for a decade of community outreach including those through the junior giants program. today, the san francisco giants as we all know, they are an integral part of an institution in the city arriving here in 1958. an mlb baseball team has the opportunity to be an informative voice to create improve human life across the city. it established the non-profit giants community fund in 1991. the giants community fund collaborates with san francisco giants in the use of baseball as a form to support under served youth and their families to promote a health life. this is a great baseball program with 25,000 participants statewide and over 1300 of them in san francisco. the flagship program of the giants community fund, called the junior giants, was created as a free non-competitive program for under served girls and boys and girls ages 5-18 to specifically help in the cycle of violence and in impoverished areas in the city. while baseball participation has increased since 2008, has increased 5

police activity in san francisco. closure in effect because of it southbound embarcadero between townsend and second streets looks like that portion is closed for police activity. northbound lanes are open just affecting the southbound side so may slow you down a bit. they will detour you around the area. bay bridge metering lights are on. stop-and-go conditions not quite to the maze just yet but it is building. still clear off the eastshore freeway. your approaches starting to see some sluggish conditions mostly off 580 but overall you're going to see a backup at the toll plaza. good news though. bart is now back on time. we have some early-morning hours delays. everything is working no troubles systemwide. the rest of mass transit is good. no delays. back to the freeways, 880 both directions through oakland a few more cars making their way northbound as you head towards the bay bridge. southbound still looking good. no delays as you head into hayward right now. we're clear off the castro valley y from 580 towards 88

i'm terry born and raised san francisco i worked here in san francisco for 3 two years and we are in support of 24 measure it has to do with with the levels the playing field you have companies it come into san francisco and pay half of what the union contracts do they may get the bid based on that you have people you don't know what the training is and if they know the issues and know how to do the work and people sitting in the hiring hall ready to go out there and go do the job about levels the playing field i live in district 7 been born and raised here and we need the last few years the board of supervisors has been very pro-active in bringing wages up whenever they poeblt can that's all this does this means that employers have to come in and pay a certain rate agreed upon rate so it is equal thanks. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> morning supervisors business rep with teamsters local 2785 here to support this ordinance we believe this ordinance will create a level the playing field when it comes to wages at that time when it is bernie madoff more difficult t

the board and county of san francisco extends its highest commendation in san francisco to the giants for a decade of community outreach including those through the junior giants program. today, the san francisco giants as we all know, they are an integral part of an institution in the city arriving here in 1958. an mlb baseball team has the opportunity to be an informative voice to create improve human life across the city. it established the non-profit giants community fund in 1991. the giants community fund collaborates with san francisco giants in the use of baseball as a form to support under served youth and their families to promote a health life. this is a great baseball program with 25,000 participants statewide and over 1300 of them in san francisco. the flagship program of the giants community fund, called the junior giants, was created as a free non-competitive program for under served girls and boys and girls ages 5-18 to specifically help in the cycle of violence and in impoverished areas in the city. while baseball participation has increased since 2008, has increased 5

downtown san francisco, we are going to 74, 75, south san francisco and 67 daly city, and the in the bay is warm to hot at 90 sonoma and 85 in san rafael and in the east bay, today, oakland up to 80 this afternoon and 84 in present and 85 in castro valley and inland we worker than 90, 98 for livermore. seven-day forecast shows you temperatures are going to tumble into midweek, in time for fall, and we are going right back purpose over the weekend. remember you can check the seven-day forecast any time on the news app. that is weather and now the traffic. >> good morning, we have a traffic alert on eastbound 80, a fatal crash involving a motorcycle. beyond vacaville with only the far left lane is get by right now for the investigation. and they do have a tow truck on the scene but we have a sig-alert and we have delays in both directions of 80 and this is mostly affecting folks headed to sacramento you can see midway for at alternate and up 113 the on the bay bridge toll plaza, we have our spider trend crawling through the camera shot. he has to appear, right? and westbound 80 highway

i'm from san francisco. i was born and raised in. i'm honored mayor lee was appointed to this commission i served on the commission since 2010. i never thought i would do anything like this. i think one of the reasons i'm still there and still interested in your support is because the community workforce that place on high priority on. we heard a little bit about clean power. obviously, the water system improvement with i can get into those things if you want to get into those things but i do want to talk a little bit about the workers and the people and then obviously the sewer system improvement program, which is underway. i have a lot of respect for my colleagues. i rise in support of them as well. obviously, i am proud of my affiliation with organized labor. i'm proud of the men and women of the san francisco labor council and leadership we have their, jim paulson was in the room. i'm especially proud the building and construction trades confident that you'll hear from later on another item. especially mike calio who were integra

i'm terry born and raised san francisco i worked here in san francisco for 3 two years and we are in support of 24 measure it has to do with with the levels the playing field you have companies it come into san francisco and pay half of what the union contracts do they may get the bid based on that you have people you don't know what the training is and if they know the issues and know how to do the work and people sitting in the hiring hall ready to go out there and go do the job about levels the playing field i live in district 7 been born and raised here and we need the last few years the board of supervisors has been very pro-active in bringing wages up whenever they poeblt can that's all this does this means that employers have to come in and pay a certain rate agreed upon rate so it is equal thanks. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> morning supervisors business rep with teamsters local 2785 here to support this ordinance we believe this ordinance will create a level the playing field when it comes to wages at that time when it is bernie madoff more difficult t

in san francisco chinatown, kpix 5. >>> san francisco city hall is lit up in white in honor of rose pak and that the mayor has ordered flags to be flown at half staff. he said in a statement that this is a great loss to the city as a whole and the chinese community in particular, a community that rose, served, supported and 54 often fiercely her entire adult life. supporters are tweeting the reaction to the passing of rose pak, one thing rest in peace and thank you for showing us how to fight for things that you believe and your dedication to our chinatown community. another says the san francisco will not be the same without you. >>> switching gears to the other big story, record heat of parts of the bay area with the last weekend of summer -- it really felt like it in spots. high temperatures sent people towards the water to cool app even san francisco hit 90 degrees in parts of the city. we will take a look at how hot it god with the record highs in oakland, 89 degrees today and killed ray, 102 and richmond, 90 degrees, all of them records or tied records. hot temperature i sent hund

san francisco problem. it's a bay area problem. it's a regional problem so looking for those partnerships with other eanlses and what i would like to speak to is the federal potential involvement and i have to admit that i'm a little disappointed in my ability or our ability to get feedback from the u.s. attorney's office. we did have some brief conversations but were not able to have really all our questions answered in two cases. we bring up the idea that part of the role of the federal government may be to help coordinate the efforts of regional entities where there may not be the same kind of data reporting capabilities from agency to agency, and if the department of justice can help to build a cohesive bridge among the agencies. that would certainly probably not just help auto burglaries but other issues as well and the issue of prosecuting cases where we talked about tourism and the interstate commerce laws and i guess we would really like to have the district attorney's office maybe take a second loo

it runs from san francisco to mexico. we have more details on instagram on abc7 news bay . >> a new living room set can set you back thousands of dollars so it's good to know if anything goes wrong a warranty covers it. an east bay man bought an iron clad warranty but he still needed help from "7 on your side" michael finney. >> mark likes to have the seats recline on his living room couch. there's just one problem. >> we can't use the recliner on this side and, of course, over there that's stuck in an upright position. >> the motor stopped working on this seat. it is stuck in the reclining position. the motor stopped working on this seat too. it won't recline at all >> no problem. we contacted "worry no more." fortunately mark had a seven-year warranty from macy's. it's called "worry no more." so he didn't. >> they did send somebody else. >> a technician said he needed new motors and mark would hear back soon. that was a year ago. >> we contacted worry no more and asked them about the progress and there wasn't any becaus

but into san francisco. the total traffic network is the english network, i cannot list all the stations, kqd is one of them but spanish is the same and -i'll have to send the specific stations. >> let me know the specific stations that will be great. >> happy to coo do that. >> good for you to give that information oo all our colleagues. >> absolutely, happy to do that. this campaign is also paired with high visibility enforcement. we will have starting in october police officers doing 132 hours of speed enforcement on high injury netdworks throughout the city. there will be one high visible enforcement every week on one corridor so it is moving throughout the city all parts the city will see this. it will likely be sergeant and up to 8 police officers any given time enforcing people driving through communities at high-speed. i want to-we will also have signage out there that is telling people what is happening so when they see people pulled over people are aware why. one thing we heard in the focus groups

it is wonderful for me to be back in san francisco. i have done 4 internet essential events with your mayor in the last 5 years and today i want to especially thank cathy davis for hosting us here today. i like coming to this place because you can tell cethy is not quite sherbet her level of enthusiasm to this facility. not really. it is fantastic to hear your enthuse amp and what a incredible facility you have here. cathy worked through mayor administrations to make this a facility a realty and i want to congratulate you, you have done a fantastic job. [applause], so this is noted, we started this internet essentials program 5 years goy in 2011 and over that 5 year period of time we and it isn't just we comcast, it is comcast, the non-profit partners and governmental partners, the library partners and school district partners have been able to connect 750,000 families or 3 million low-income americans to the internet, most of them for the first time in their lives. that is a major accomplishment and it is by far the largest number of

san francisco problem. it's a bay area problem. it's a regional problem so looking for those partnerships with other eanlses and what i would like to speak to is the federal potential involvement and i have to admit that i'm a little disappointed in my ability or our ability to get feedback from the u.s. attorney's office. we did have some brief conversations but were not able to have really all our questions answered in two cases. we bring up the idea that part of the role of the federal government may be to help coordinate the efforts of regional entities where there may not be the same kind of data reporting capabilities from agency to agency, and if the department of justice can help to build a cohesive bridge among the agencies. that would certainly probably not just help auto burglaries but other issues as well and the issue of prosecuting cases where we talked about tourism and the interstate commerce laws and i guess we would really like to have the district attorney's office maybe take a second loo

this is our san francisco history. we started the gay movement in san francisco and nobody is going to deprive us of that history and that history and history books.what made me great was the gay pride weekend month at the white house finally my president of the united states had acknowledgedus. i reached out to the president and congresswoman pelosi and mayor ed lee and several supervisors and very few acknowledged me. it saddens me that our history is being forgotten >>[timer dings reprint >>happy birthday felicia. >>next speaker please. >> [indecipherable]from page to page in the end up in the department of justice. >>ma'am, please use the microphone. >> until today they still have not enforced the code on them and they say they have a connection and in fact, they are friends. they claim they have a garage area that has an escalator. they approve this project and[indecipherable] we read the code and it said the variance shouldn't apply. the planning department waive the property notification for them [timer dings] t

san francisco problem. it's a bay area problem. it's a regional problem so looking for those partnerships with other eanlses and what i would like to speak to is the federal potential involvement and i have to admit that i'm a little disappointed in my ability or our ability to get feedback from the u.s. attorney's office. we did have some brief conversations but were not able to have really all our questions answered in two cases. we bring up the idea that part of the role of the federal government may be to help coordinate the efforts of regional entities where there may not be the same kind of data reporting capabilities from agency to agency, and if the department of justice can help to build a cohesive bridge among the agencies. that would certainly probably not just help auto burglaries but other issues as well and the issue of prosecuting cases where we talked about tourism and the interstate commerce laws and i guess we would really like to have the district attorney's office maybe take a second loo

francisco and asking you to oppose this to further open san francisco and it's water shed the public strongly supports protection of washt and the 70 water department 20 years ago they'll response with the water quality should be protected and the quantity not increased the water shed lands are protected and managed by the puc with the primary purpose of collection and storage with the highest serving the customers we have precious resources that needs to be protected with the drought periods we fascinate future the peninsula water shed has the concentration of endangered species and sgt. ian furminger the approximate it not adjacent stlisz a popular 16 million long trail operated by the san mateo parks called the crystal springs trail opened everyday and our three hundred thousand people per year enjoy the trail east of the 280 and the crystal watering springs is a judicial function and no positive effect on the contrary dehas an - look at the preservation of resources not another - >> thank you. next speaker. i'm brian and with the water shed group we strongly believe that assets t

francisco someone what has made san francisco what it is to visitors all over the country and want to tim he'll be truly missed and with that, colleagues without objection i want to before i open up for any member of the family to comment supervisor peskin did you. >> will madam president want to suggest we make that if the entire board of supervisors i knew dick an honor to work with him and my condolences to the family and the entire city for a great loss. >> thank you and boxes we'll do this on behalf of the entire board of supervisors today and without objection if this is a member of his family or someone that he worked with i'll welcome you an opportunity to say a few words at this time. >> the microphone is here. >> thank you for letting us be here and supporting him i just wanted to say thank you to everyone that showed up he loved his work and i think because of you he loved all the people he worked with and enjoyed the work until 77 thank you to everyone, everyone knows who he was i don't want to say too much we loved him. >> thank you very much and again, our honor to adjou

it is wonderful for me to be back in san francisco. i have done 4 internet essential events with your mayor in the last 5 years and today i want to especially thank cathy davis for hosting us here today. i like coming to this place because you can tell cethy is not quite sherbet her level of enthusiasm to this facility. not really. it is fantastic to hear your enthuse amp and what a incredible facility you have here. cathy worked through mayor administrations to make this a facility a realty and i want to congratulate you, you have done a fantastic job. [applause], so this is noted, we started this internet essentials program 5 years goy in 2011 and over that 5 year period of time we and it isn't just we comcast, it is comcast, the non-profit partners and governmental partners, the library partners and school district partners have been able to connect 750,000 families or 3 million low-income americans to the internet, most of them for the first time in their lives. that is a major accomplishment and it is by far the largest number of

francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those compone

francisco the next workers in san francisco, who can compete not with other san franciscans for those high paying jobs but compete with the world for those high paying jobs right here in san francisco so thank you the bonds i've talked about are incredibly important to us they're incredibly important at this point despite the increases in the meager increases i'm on my way out i get to say this despite the merger funding education we don't have the ability to charge more for the wiggle we don't create wig he did we - so until the state starts recognizing the public education is an investment and not an expenditure line item the citizens the san francisco will continue to support what we want in our schools it not by accident we have nurses that we have social workers and librarians and athletic teams it is not by accident it is by the ballot that the san francisco residents went to the year time and again to assure we have that in our schools i want to make sure that continues to happen just a couple of more never give a musician or a superintendent the mike the other thing when i wal

san francisco police say it began at noon, they secured the perimeter and it started. they have to assume the gun is loaded. they are trying to establish what is going on here but it didn't go very well. so they are calling more resources, taking their time, and adding that as long as they have time to talk there is hope. >> this person has a semiautomatic handgun. he threatened to use the gun on officers and himself. we have our specialists and our tactical unit on scene. >>. police only describing this man as a white male in his 30s right now they don't really know when this will come to a conclusion. live in san francisco, christie smith nbc bay area news. >> that is the civic center in fran. you can see the mess there. charlotte police released dash cam and body cam videos showing the controversial shoots of keith scott. there has been public demand that this video be released. i understand very fluid there ric rick. >> yes, and they are going to do that throughout the entire evening. another night of unrest. and i have that video and i have details to tell youd ab

francisco someone what has made san francisco what it is to visitors all over the country and want to tim he'll be truly missed and with that, colleagues without objection i want to before i open up for any member of the family to comment supervisor peskin did you. >> will madam president want to suggest we make that if the entire board of supervisors i knew dick an honor to work with him and my condolences to the family and the entire city for a great loss. >> thank you and boxes we'll do this on behalf of the entire board of supervisors today and without objection if this is a member of his family or someone that he worked with i'll welcome you an opportunity to say a few words at this time. >> the microphone is here. >> thank you for letting us be here and supporting him i just wanted to say thank you to everyone that showed up he loved his work and i think because of you he loved all the people he worked with and enjoyed the work until 77 thank you to everyone, everyone knows who he was i don't want to say too much we loved him. >> thank you very much and again, our honor to adjou

the board and county of san francisco extends its highest commendation in san francisco to the giants for a decade of community outreach including those through the junior giants program. today, the san francisco giants as we all know, they are an integral part of an institution in the city arriving here in 1958. an mlb baseball team has the opportunity to be an informative voice to create improve human life across the city. it established the non-profit giants community fund in 1991. the giants community fund collaborates with san francisco giants in the use of baseball as a form to support under served youth and their families to promote a health life. this is a great baseball program with 25,000 participants statewide and over 1300 of them in san francisco. the flagship program of the giants community fund, called the junior giants, was created as a free non-competitive program for under served girls and boys and girls ages 5-18 to specifically help in the cycle of violence and in impoverished areas in the city. while baseball participation has increased since 2008, has increased 5

talking about both oakland and san francisco. we began on the path of what really was important to me and i think the best education publicly that we can provide for our kids and familys is the think thing i want to get and really most important. in that conversation, we identified and got in with school board member hide rumendoza and others to talk. hid ruis here and is my liaiz on through the school. board. richard [inaudible] our super intendant who is wide open with ideas how to help our schools and look at data and said, schools like yours today right here, frick impact academy, middle schools is where we were most challenged so we began the middle school initiative and had the conversation and made investment, 4th year, 3 years later we got millions of dollars invested but much morethen am money is the collaboration with the principles because i want them to not have to reach into their own pockets. three years ago no middle school in san francisco was wifi. can you believe that? we had to correct that. we had to get table

to life this weekend in san francisco. calk comic-con got underway yesterday. stands of comic books and video games gagger to meet authors of their favorite characters and gives them a chance to dress up. some of the costumes were pretty elaborate. >> fun, and i really like seeing all the people smile and take pictures. >> it gets other people who like the same things they like. and, oh, my gosh, it's really cool or they will take pictures and it's really fun. >> san francisco comic-con also has a film festival, a cartoon art museum and a gaming floor. it continues tomorrow at the marriott marquis. >> still to come, outrage over a controversial immigration comment from a trump supporter. how the campaign is responding. also, the active bravery that united two sides of the bay. what a san francisco police officer did in oakland that merited again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >> good morning. thanks for qu

thank you mayor lee, mayor brown, pasha automotive, port of san francisco and our san francisco local community. thank you. [applause] >> as many of you know, patientish entered an agreement with city build, which is a very important program that the mayor oversees to break free any type of barriers to employment and get members of the community job ready. it is michael car who is the director of the workforce development group and he will oversee the agreement with pasha to see the local hire numbers come to fruition. i would like now to introduce a young man, alex montarot who enrolled in city build in 2015 and i would like you to hear a little from him about what the program meant to his life. alex. [applause]. >> hi everyone. my name is alex montono. i'm a city build student, cycle 24. today we started week 11. i can tell you that it is not very easy you know, going to school every day, running a couple miles, sitting in class and writing down everything the teacher says. i have to say it is a challenge. it is also great to be a part of this event and learn what is geing on here.

a low of 56, san francisco will be mid-50s. as his area of high pressure sticks around for tomorrow and saturday, it will strengthen. in the neighborhoods will be warmer close to 90 degrees. around the coast, patchy fog. the next developing headline will be into next week. temperatures cooling off for tuesday, wednesday. as is whether system moves them from the north, we will see these systems develop and not making a direct hit in the bay area in terms of rainfall but it does change the temperature and is starting to feel like fall around here. here's a look at our forecast map. friday morning, 7 am we will put this into motion. 60s for the beaches. in the neighborhoods a bit warmer than today with upper 80s. santa rosa, 82. san rafael, 79. right around the rim of the be lots of low 70s. more neighborhoods in the south bay, san jose, 82, gilroy, 88. pacifica should be 63 degrees. the coast many in the 60s. here's a look at your five day forecast. temperatures are turning up a little bit. just tiny changes. cooling off in the s

here in san francisco at fort mason. while he is not here to see the return today, his children are as is his life partner janet pasha his wife is here today along with his children, george the forth, maureen, michael, jane, mary jane and john. welcome home to san francisco, we are so pleased to have you. [applause] the pasha group will build a import and export business that will include preferation of these automotive automobiles. the vehicles will be trucked from pier 80 to northern california dealerships. the row off row on vessel facility will grow over 3 to 5 years. at full capacity mr. pasha expects 96 vessel [inaudible] and that translated to about 150,000 vehicles. 50 long shorman [inaudible] and up to 150 additional employees detailing those automobiles so a real economic opportunity returning to pier 80. thank you so much for being here to celebrate this partnership. i know there are pleny fathers and mothers and too many to name but i want to give a special shout out to mow neek moyer, our outgoing director.

he wrote an editorial in the san francisco examplen are saying it prohibits san francisco from spending money in those states for contractors and paying to travel. >> they sparked outrage from the leg community pore pass laws banning people from using pug back rooms that did not correspond with the gender indicated on birth certificates >> arab is rolling identity an ad campaign in san francisco to show how most hosts are regular people making ends meet. all the "san francisco chronicle" reports they are spending close to $1 million on a two month radio ad campaign with although residents who say they rely on the extra income from vacation rentals. critics argue it is contributing to the housing crisis by taking rental properties off the market. >>ally post is paying workers in san francisco $95,000 to settle allegations of chick leave violations, affecting more than a thousand employees and details are not disclosed but the city sick leave law allows workers to have an hour paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. yesterday, was the deadline to pay the checks. the settlement requires

francisco beautiful, san francisco heritage victorian alliance, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, particularly lynn newhouse siegel. this is not a effort to halt the van ness brt but preserve the history and character of san francisco. as renew things we can save the past and do new things. these concepterize not exclusivement if you look in the eir so many diagrams so the historic street poles. this is a resolution calls upon the mta and those representatives here i know you can figure it out. this is the satey that goes how. with a little ingenuity it isn't tee too late. we can speed up buses and have light-rail brt and preserve a little of our patrimony and history. those thingerize s are not excluse ive and i have a few very brief amendments i passed out to all of you that are just technical in nature changing the number of street lamps moving-changing bay treat street to north point street. they are small technical in naich rb so like to move those amendments before you. >> supervisor peskin made a motion to amend seconded by avalos. can we take the amendments without object