>> all i see that the castro hawkins act is fully eliminated i see one 95.552 the castro hawkins act that is stricken out and one 95.4 may not limit the city and county to maintain an act or expand residential rent control that line is. >> taking the state completing out of this and including the local governments could be bad actors and it what would be by impacting that makes housing production and i think the c side resort this is. >> (multiple voices). >> local governments. >> (multiple voices). >> they're only. >> the local governments is taking the - the state is preempting local governments from impacting rent control not a woman on the moon or man on mars but local governments from being able to expand rent control in 1995 this is a left lane governments can impact rent control i don't know how you're reading that. >> you know what. >> we'll get a city attorney opinion. >> is there motion to continue this. >> i intend to make that motion and going to make another comment and make a motion. >> what you said there is no provision like i feel like i'm watching a discussion not i

we are in desperate need of people to come back to the castro and remember that the castro is fun becausehe castro is fun in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> a unique juneteenth celebration in the bay today. hundreds gathered at san francisco's golden gate park for a live art installation. this time last year, artist danny king placed more than 300 ancestral figures for an art installation in honor of juneteenth. this year, she wants to recreate the art project, but with real people. >> let's talk about the harm. let's talk about the generational terror. let's talk about how it impacts people today. >> crowds gathered for songs, speeches, and to take part in the live art installation. a king says the city has helped her with her work over the past few years. she plans on continuing to use her art to bring attention to issues around the world. multiple celebrations in the east bay. hundreds came out in oakland for hella juneteenth and an outdoor party featuring music, games and food from black chefs. >> juneteenth is everyone becoming free in our country. so this is seeing th

we are in desperate need of people to come back to the castro and remember that the castro is fun because the castro is fun in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> a unique juneteenth celebration in the bay today. hundreds gathered at san francisco's golden gate park for a live art installation. this time last year, artist danny king placed more than 300 ancestral figures for an art installation in honor of juneteenth. this year, she wants to recreate the art project, but with real people. >> let's talk about the harm. let's talk about the generational terror. let's talk about how it impacts people today. >> crowds gathered for songs, speeches, and to take part in the live art installation. a king says the city has helped her with her work over the past few years. she plans on continuing to use her art to bring attention to issues around the world. multiple celebrations in the east bay. hundreds came out in oakland for hella juneteenth and an outdoor party featuring music, games and food from black chefs. >> juneteenth is everyone becoming free in our country. so this is seeing

>> pride is recognized across the globe, but few places are the occasion quite like san francisco's castro district. and the month long celebration starts tomorrow. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> for decades, it's been the heart and soul of the bay area's lgbtq community. and in june, that sense of community really shines. hello again. i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> we are about an hour away from the start of june, meaning pride month is almost here. ktvu joey horton was in the castro tonight speaking with business owners about how pride month affects their bottom lines. he joins us live in studio. hi, joey. >> hey christina and greg, ask anyone in the castro and they'll tell you it's pride month all year long there. but small business owners are banking on a boost in sales during pride, the castro community ushers in a month long celebration of lgbtq plus pride with divas and drinks at the academy sf social club on pride eve. >> we want people to just feel the love of this time and just to, you know, life is short to enjoy the moment and to enjoy each other. >>

everyone you know knows, knows the castro.y best friend lives here, i frequented many of these shops. most of these bars. it certainly is considered to be like the gay mecca. diversity and acceptance is not limited to the castro neighborhood in san francisco. it's beautiful. i think, it's beautiful and it's lovely. and i'm happy that i get to live in a time where i don't feel like that. like no one will accept me or there's nowhere who will, like, take me in, you know, i think san francisco and its communities have played an integral part in the decriminalization of the legalization. and in many ways, the promotion of, lgbt values. and, a sense of collectivism and communal love and acceptance and the to all the people who are members of the lgbt community, like, don't forget that it's a two way street and tolerance is only possible when we choose to tolerate those who aren't necessarily as tolerant as we'd like them to be. the laws that protect the lgbtq+ community, the spaces of acceptance and dialog, community aid, and much

we are in desperate need of people to come back to the castro and remember that the castro is fun becausehe castro is fun in san francisco, luz pena, abc seven news. >> coming up at 530. the season ending in ending injury, forcing former stanford star cameron brink to sit out the rest of her rookie season. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose, live in oakland. >> yeah, you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are, we are, we are, we are we are we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. shh. tech guys, that's sort of how they roll.

celebration of the castro. the event to commemorate the return of the iconic theater's ligh scott's real name is jack berman webster, and police logs show that he was booked at 435 local time in the morning. jail records also show he paid a bond of $650, and is expected to be released. details about exactly what happened before the arrest have not yet been released. abc news has reached out to scott's representatives to get a comment. we'll let you know as we learn more. developing news out of north korea kim jong un and russian president vladimir putin have announced a new bilateral deal that's raising concerns with the us and the us allies. the deal includes a promise of immediate military assistance in the event either country faces war. observe others say this is the strongest connection between moscow and pyongyang since the end of the cold war. this morning, there are increasing tensions between the white house and israel over the war in gaza. gloria, it's gotten serious enough. the white house canceled a

i find this quote depending on where you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let in the plaza across in the gilbert rainbow flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] >> i am filipino, i was born in the fill philippines and immigrated here. it is just more then a means of transportation. it holds a special place in the hearts of filipino s representing their resilience. [indiscernible] a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of the philippines and are a part of the country national identity. being asian american is about embracing ones heritage. happy aapi month, san fr adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with

los agentes tambiÉn balearon a castro impactÁndolo en el tobillo.el violento incidente. >> lo pueden matar por robar un celular. peggy: castro no tiene historial delictivo pero es sospechoso de un patrÓn de robo de celulares incluyendo el ataque de una mujer. por su parte, los policÍas heridos ambos de 26 aÑos, fueron dados de alta. las autoridades dijeron que actualmente investigan 80 patrones de robos con scooters vinculados a cientos de incidentes, solamente en los Últimos seis meses. eliane: nos quedamos en nueva york, un video muestra un policÍa de nueva york forcejeando con una adolescente de 14 aÑos cuando esta vendÍa frutas sin permiso municipal en el bajo manhattan. el video muestra al agente agarrando a esta joven entre muchas personas estaban en el lugar intentaban defender a la menor. paulina: eligieron a los 12 jurados en el juicio contra bi el hijo del presidente biden. es la primera vez en la historia de este paÍs que se realiza un juicio contra el hijo de un mandatario en activo. la primera dama, estuvo presente en este primer dÍa de

>> all i see that the castro hawkins act is fully eliminated i see one 95.552 the castro hawkins act that is stricken out and one 95.4 may not limit the city and county to maintain an act or expand residential rent control that line is. >> taking the state completing out of this and including the local governments could be bad actors and it what would be by impacting that makes housing production and i think the c side resort this is. >> (multiple voices). >> local governments. >> (multiple voices). >> they're only. >> the local governments is taking the - the state is preempting local governments from impacting rent control not a woman on the moon or man on mars but local governments from being able to expand rent control in 1995 this is a left lane governments can impact rent control i don't know how you're reading that. >> you know what. >> we'll get a city attorney opinion. >> is there motion to continue this. >> i intend to make that motion and going to make another comment and make a motion. >> what you said there is no provision like i feel like i'm watching a discussion not i

i find this quote depending on where you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let in the plaza across in the gilbert rainbow flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] (laughter). >> hi, i'm pilipinas chi chai mateo and am the artist here. i'm current working on a title meaning together and the reason why i choose that theme because celebrating the legacy of some of the latin tennis especially with the power that put us together as formed when he come together and before us putting for our recognition and housing. but through our art culture and we see that today which we're together and it is always a hope for the generations after us. >> here in this district where we revising the languages a

los agentes tambiÉn balearon a castro impactÁndolo en el tobillo.iolento incidente. >> lo pueden matar por robar un celular. peggy: castro no tiene historial delictivo pero es sospechoso de un patrÓn de robo de celulares incluyendo el ataque de una mujer. por su parte, los policÍas heridos ambos de 26 aÑos, fueron dados de alta. las autoridades dijeron que actualmente investigan 80 patrones de robos con scooters vinculados a cientos de incidentes, solamente en los Últimos seis meses. eliane: nos quedamos en nueva york, un video muestra un policÍa de nueva york forcejeando con una adolescente de 14 aÑos cuando esta vendÍa frutas sin permiso municipal en el bajo manhattan. el video muestra al agente agarrando a esta joven entre muchas personas estaban en el lugar intentaban defender a la menor. paulina: eligieron a los 12 jurados en el juicio contra bi el hijo del presidente biden. es la primera vez en la historia de este paÍs que se realiza un juicio contra el hijo de un mandatario en activo. la primera dama, estuvo presente en este primer dÍa del ju

kevin ko is live in the castro. kevin, you have been meeting some people from out of town, right? >> reporter: yeah, liz. that actually includes some people who are here for their first pride weekend ever, what a busy weekend. organizers at sf pride say they expect about 1 million visitors coming into the city. that does not include the 50,000 people involved with the parade. michael and jesus are visiting from los angeles. >> we just got here today, this morning. >> reporter: they've been to san francisco a couple times before, but this weekend will be a first. >> it will be our first pride. so we aren't really sure what to expect, club hop, find like parties. >> reporter: it's only their first day in town, but it's a hopeful indication of the weekend in store. >> people here are nicer. i noticed like just everybody's so willing to talk to you. >> the people, but also i like the weather, just being out here. it's so nice to -- i don't know -- be walking out and feels great. >> reporter: san francisco pride is one of the largest lgbtq celebrations in the world and that means an ec

huge influx of business, you know, from people coming outside of the castro to the castro there.milk chocolate cookies sold out on friday just a taste of what's to come this june. >> and the big event is the parade, of course, coming up june 30th with close to a million people expected to attend, we'll have a full list of pride events@ktvu.com. greg. >> yeah, obviously a huge economic impact. joey. are pride organizers asking for donations again this year? >> yeah, there are they are accepting donations. greg but it's still free to attend the parade. organizers say though, everyone, even if they everyone was to go and attend that to attend that parade, rather donate just five bucks. most of their costs would actually be covered. >> greg. looking forward to a big pride month here. joey. thank you. a giant pride flag is now flying in san francisco's union square. you can see it billowing down a building just behind the saks fifth avenue store as it was unfurled this afternoon. it is clearly visible from the heart of union square. all parts of festivities for pride month leading up

in the castro. but you did what he felt he was right to do. and you know, i think he you know, i think very courageous that way, and i think deserves a lot of credit for that. um whether 1 agreed with him or not. randy schultz has a plaque on the castros rainbow on our walk. it was placed here. in 2014. and pretty great spot, just a few steps from harvey milk's old camera store. the book on his life is due out on october, 6th. san francisco's official pride kickoff party is tomorrow night. it finishes with the big parade on sunday, june 30th we'll be bringing you stories like this all throughout june, you'll be able to find them as well on our website k p i x.com. now you can live in a home featured in a popular 90s sitcom, but it's going to cost you the asking price to buy the full house next. and later, a new green energy project in the north bay. why sheep are now sharing space with solar panels. >>the area concert calendar. brought to you by life. nation. >>comedy and pop music are heading to the bay area for their final bows catch ellen d

i'm live here in the castro. back to you, christina. >> all right, alice, thank you for that report. >> president biden has pardoned some 2000 military veterans convicted in an old military law that banned same sex relationships. biden called those convictions a great injustice that vets have carried the burden of for decades. this proclamation will not immediately change their military records, but they can apply for a pardon, which could then lead to receiving benefits which are currently being withheld from them. as we continue to celebrate pride month here at ktvu, we're putting a spotlight on a promising bay area politician, 25 year old south san francisco mayor james coleman is one of the youngest openly lgbtq mayors in the country. the south city native was elected to the city council four years ago. now, that city has a mayoral rotation cycle, and last year, coleman was sworn in as mayor. the youngest and first openly lgbtq mayor of south san francisco. >> i believe strongly that, you know, if we want a g

and if you're visiting, the castro expected to bumper to bumper that the very latest in the castro, michael thomas will send it back to you. 2 ladies in the studio. i'm michael thanks. look at time com now. not going to be that way this weekend. >> all right, 908, and we are your local election headquarters. and today president biden and former president trump square off in their first presidential debate dc correspondent john hudson gives us a preview of that much anticipated event. in just a matter of hours. president biden and former president trump will share a debate stage. >> both campaigns say the 2 men have spent the last week preparing for just about anything tonight, president joe biden and former president donald trump will face off in their first debate ahead of november's general election. >> president biden 100 with advisors at camp david to prepare for the big night. >> this vision, a simple it's protecting freedoms. it's ensuring that everyone in this country has a fair shot on capitol hill, republican leaders spoke out in support of trump. joe biden's feckless failed and ca

fidel castro, around music, transport and shoes. evgeny, choose. a thousand. immediately auction. evgeniy, your account is 900, i have to turn to alexander first. alexander, will you repurchase? yes bank. still a vabank. here's a question: modeira will take tourists from the village of monte down to the city of funchal. it is a wooden vehicle pushed by a pair of careiros drivers. is this really possible in the tropics? sled. absolutely right. the runners are lubricated with oil, this is such an attraction. wonderful, alexey, please choose: the first 800. in may 1917, geologist, paleontologist and mining engineer alexander karpinsky became its first elected president. academy of sciences. russian academy of sciences, right. the first for 1. the first of the authors who wrote in english to receive the nobel prize in literature. it was he who in 1907 was only 41 years old, if i’m not mistaken, he remains the youngest laureate - this kipling, kipling, exactly, and the first for 600, the first spanish settlement in south america was founded in 1510, the

my involvement in the theater raised awareness to not only the castro theater to be emblematic of the lgbtq culture and history but also there are many other sites in the city that also contribute to the identity. that is why so many people come to san francisco as a place of freedom and diversity so in my previous work i worked at the world heritage center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet qu

and san francisco, one person seriously hurt after being shot in the castro. police say the shooting happened shortly after 9 o'clock tonight in the area of church and market streets. this is video of the scene at from the citizen app. it shows quite a bit of police presence just outside of a business. police say no arrest has been made. we'll, of course, keep monitoring that situation and let you know if there are any updates. >> well, tonight crews are making progress in the point. fire burning near lake sonoma. containment is now at 50%. it's burned a little more than 1200 acres. the fire destroyed 2 homes since starting on sunday. one firefighter has been hurt, but they are expected to be okay. nearby residents are being allowed through evacuation checkpoints to quickly retreat. some of their belongings, however, evacuation orders remain in effect in the area. and evacuation center has been set up at laguna high school and for us feel. >> and of due to that fire, you may see and smell smoke in sonoma, napa and solano counties through tomorrow. and air qual

kron 4 s michael thomas is live in the castro with what we need to do. hi, michael. >> hi, good morning. everyone will daria, as you know, you've experienced a lot of these pride events. thousands are set to come into san francisco and here in the castro, they're preparing and also a lot of muni drivers are preparing. take a listen. take a look. this is a map of where the parade will take place sunday with surrounding streets set to be closed starting today. this includes grocery between polk and larkin near the civic center plaza and tomorrow. other nearby streets will also be closed until monday. many of us will also be affected for both routes. 1921 to avoid those road closures. drivers from unity say they're ready for the crowds and the fun of this is the big going to my first we can do to work right or from eating and >> yes, i expect a lot of people expect to fun for everybody and hopefully we can get service everybody in a timely okay. about a million people are set to be in san francisco over the weekend with many visiting the castro. we chatted

y notice the castro valley y light traffic.e thing here for concord highway four through walnut creek. there may be a new crash causing an issue for the east shore freeway. we'll give it a few minutes for chp to give us the update, but there's no slowing there. or at the bay bridge toll plaza, this is holiday traffic. back to you. pretty light out there. thanks, mike. 622 this morning and next here on today in the bay. nbc bay area responds just in time for summer vacation. the bedbug population is growing. so how do you prevent them from infesting your home? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how next summer vacation. but before you do so, consumer investigator chris moore has a word of caution about bedbugs in hotels and vacation rentals because, sadly, they're bouncing back. bedbugs are hitchhikers. the pest control company orkin says they slowed down a little bit during covid 19 because people weren't traveling. well, people are traveling again. so now, orkin's top bug expert sees the bedbug population g

the castro district packed ahead of tomorrow's parade. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. the pride parade is the one of the marquee events of pride weekend. but the festivities have been going on all weekend long. for some, this year's pride festivities take on political importance as well as lgbtq rights remain under threat across the country. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the story from san francisco's castro district. >> these are the symbols that make san francisco symbolic of pride across the country. the official dike march may have been canceled, but a contingent did make its way through the castro. barbara morton and her wife, arlene johnson, say they've been marching for the past 25 years. >> everything has changed over the years and we've won. some felt like we won some battles where we felt a little more protected in this country. and then i feel like, yeah, the possibility exists that we might lose some. and is it concerning? of course. yeah sure. >> morton is concerned that the united states political landscape is shifting to the right, which threa

we built our renovated 4 community clinics, maxine hall, the southeast family south centerx castro mission health center and maria x. we created state of the art facility so our community can continue to thrive. i want to thank the leadership of mayper breed, san francisco board of supervisor and all dph colleagues committed to making san francisco a healthier, safer and more vibrant community for generations to come. thank you so much. [applause] >> my name is brian springfield, ecective director of friends of harvey milk plaza. the evening of november 27, 1978, on these very steps, harry brit made a promise to the people that marched from castro and market street by candleloathe and told them some day there will be something special in the city and it will have haerfby milk's name oen it. 46 years later and about this close to see the promise fulfilled. at last, the coalition of communities that harvey loved and fought for has come together and coalesed support around a vision for lifting harvey milk and civil rights movement in san francisco. i'm incredibly proud of the commitment made

heartbreak. >> and we would talk about having the difficulty, you know, going down, walking down the castro, and people would throw things at him or yell at him or whatever, so i think that at some point, he sort of felt like, you know, a gay persona and you know in the castro, but he did what he felt was right to do. and, you know, i think he was, you know, very courageous that way and deserved a lot of credit for that when they would agree with him or not. >> reporter: and randy has a plaque on the rainbow honor walk that was placed here in 2014 and in a pretty great spot just a few blocks from the old camera store. the book on his life is due out on october 6. >> san francisco's official pride kickoff party is this friday night with a big parade on sunday, june 30. we'll be bringing you stories like this throughout june. you'll be able to find them on our website kpix.com. >>> coming up at 5:30, meet the workers who put in long hours only not to get paid. our investigation will look into the growing problems of wage theft. >>> a new study finds concerning led levels in some snacks that a

please help me welcome javier quiroz castro. [cheers and >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is javier quiroz castro. my resilient parents brought me to this country to give me abetter future when i was just three years oi am a dreamer. growing up undocumented was not easy. like thousands of other immigrants, my parents endured hard labor inthey are a symbol of the american dream a they helped me with my dream, which was higher education. now i have a beautiful wife,haley -- [applause] and two magnet assistant -- magnificent, all of whom are u.s. citizens and who are counting onthanks to the daca program created then by vice president biden, i was able to become a registered nurse. science and nursing from lipom university in i have the privilege to work for houston methodist, the largest number one hospital system in all of texas being a nurse has allowed me to give back to my community while supporting family, especially during the pandemic. i helped take care of our covid-19 critical care unit lives was only possible because of

finally, a lot of us had anxiety about the castro. as the neighborhood that isn't always at that great for our youth and thank you madam mayor the work to bring the funds back for lyric and other providers, but it isn't a place where people can age and the mayor bought a property where we are going to have 200 units of housing for queer people to age, low income queer folks so when you get evicted from your unit in the castro you lived in 30 years, that doesn't mean you are moving to sus soon city, it means you are moving down the street to a open house building and to marcy aidalman, the godmother of queer senior housing who has a dream back in the agnos administration? thank you marcy for your work, thank you madam mayor for making it happen, and now--[indiscernible] i'm really excited to serve with matt dorsey and joel engardio. come here matt dorsey. >> thank you so much and happy pride everybody? ! just a few months ago we were celebrating the wenter of love and it occurs to me that is one example of the things this city has done

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neighbors are protesting a project proposed by the castro valley unified school district. the district wants to build a new athletic facility, but some neighbors do not want it. kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >> so the proposed field is every part of the green. >> on jeff small lives in the neighborhood above canyon middle school. he's among a group of neighbors in castro valley opposed to the school district building a new athletic facility there. the 14 million dollar project involves building for fields primarily for soccer baseball and softball games. it includes a scoreboard. bleachers field lights, a batting cage and black tops. the new athletic facility would be for the community to use year round. small says they support youth sports but are worried about how it will affect their day-to-day lives. the issue is the scope of the project. it includes 15 stadium lights that will be on until 10:00pm. >> and the noise generated from the house above to school and moist travels up. there's a track and field there right now. i can hear the gravel and the people sneak the di

attendees had a procession to 18th and castro to lay flowers at the castro memorial gathering spot. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to make vietnamese and official city language. nearly 7000 residents identify as primarily vietnamese speakers. this declaration will require translations by telephone, website, text, written notices, and other official services. other languages with this requirement in san francisco are chinese, spanish, and filipino. >> one of the architects of the warriors dynasty has died. the man whose silhouette is in the nba's logo, jerry west, passed away today. west was a part of eight different championship teams and was instrumental in the warriors decision to hang on to klay thompson before the 2015 season. thompson posted this tribute to west on instagram. west also served as a mentor to warriors former gm bob myers. >> you can't imagine something more scary than being a young gm with jerry west as your mentor, but the decency and the kindness and the grace of who he was, i will never forget. and i love people. give me the people that care too

hablamos con javier quiroz castro, que compartiÓ su historia desde la casa blanca, homenaje a jenni rivera la inauguraciÓn de una estrella en el paseo de la fama de hollywood, en la que estarÁ en sus cinco hijos, gloria trevi cantarÁ en la ceremonia. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. a lo mejor muchos de ustedes estÁn descansando en conmemoraciÓn de juneteenth. le explicamos mÁs de esta fecha mÁs adelante. nicole suÁrez se encuentra en una asignaciÓn especial. gracias por su sintonÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn. hay que poner atenciÓn. ya tenemos encima la primera tormenta tropical de la temporada. se llama alberto y se ha formado sobre el oeste del golfo de mÉxico. le cuento que viene con fuerza y el pronÓstico habla de lluvias intensas, inundaciones costeras y rÁfagas de viento que a esta hora ya superan las 45 millas por hora. ya se encuentra con nosotros carlos robles. hay que tener atenciÓn en el noreste de mÉxico y en el sur de texas. lo estÁbamos monitoreando. ya se formÓ un p

damas y caballeros, javier quiroz castro. me llamo javier quiroz castro. ellos son un símbolo del sueño estadounidense y ellos me ayudaron a mí con mi sueño de tener educación superior. ahora tengo a una esposa hermosa kiley . magnificent children y 2 hijos magníficos. todos son ciudadanos estadounidenses y quienes cuentan conmigo gracias al programa daca, por cierto, creado por el entonces vicepresidente biden. yo pude llegar a ser enfermero registrado. tengo una licenciatura en ciencias de la salud de la universidad de tennessee y ahora tengo el privilegio de trabajar para el houston methodist, el sistema hospitalario más grande de texas . esto me ha permitido dar algo de vuelta a mi comunidad y sustentar a mi familia, especialmente durante la pandemia. yo ayudé a atender a pacientes en la unidad de cuidado crítico por el covid 19. gracias al daca, pude salvar vidas estadounidenses. esto me permitió vivir, trabajar y formar una familia en el único país que he conocido y que amo. estoy aquí ante ustedes hoy, lleno de esperanza y de gratitud . es un privil

she is hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley.ll unclear tonight what caused this fire. but officials said at the time it did not appear to be suspicious. >> condemned homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay area as supply dwindles. investors are getting creative purchasing rundown and condemned properties like this one in san jose. we told you earlier this week it was on the market for $700,000, a realtor we spoke with says some buyers are simply looking for land value. and one of the state's most desirable markets. >> this is these are very special circumstances where you have larger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special by or that's able to to see what's possible there and have the capacity to make something happen. it just really speaks to the fact that there's been incredible demand and need for housing opportunities in the bay area. and we just haven't kept up with the supply to meet that demand. >> stark says he's not necessarily seeing a wild influx of these types o

castro assaulted u.that assault happened. >> the 1st of january. >> judge judy: of what year. >> 2018.

so -- i think at some point he sort of felt like, you know, gay -- gay persona non grata in the castrot he did what he felt, you know, was right to do. and, you know, i think -- he was, you know, i think very courageous that way and i think deserves a lot of credit for that. whether you agreed with him or not. >> reporter: randy shilts has a plaque on the castro's rainbow honor walk. it was placed here in 2014 and it's in a pretty great spot, just a few steps from harvey milk's old camera store. the book on his life is due out on october 6th. >> well, san francisco's official pride kickoff party is tomorrow night and finishes with the big parade on sunday, june 30th. and we'll be bringing you stories like this all throughout the month of june. you will be able to find them all on the website at kpix.com. >>> hi, i'm talking with my friends elmo and abby. >> well, the kids are taking over once again in this week's bay area backstage. you will meet them coming up next. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break -- [ inaudible ] >> and here's a live look outside before we

thousands of people all around the world descending on san francisco, in particular the castro districtza, home of the rainbow flag, essentially a mandatory stop. >> the community has envisioned a more desirable plaza honoring the life and legacy of the late civil rights leader. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez is here to tell us nothing is given, but they are a lot closer to finally making this thing happen. >> a few months ago, i think people would have said fat chance belly dance, but i think now they're saying it's getting a little bit closer, a lot closer. but i have to say, the renovation of that plaza has been controversial. some in favor, others not so much. not only will it be costly, but getting to this point has taken years. are you surprised? it's the san francisco way, 1961. president john f kennedy made a bold proposition to congress, landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. then in 1969, this happened. >> it's one small step for man >> you know the rest. so we have to ask ourselves, how is it that it took only eight years to put a man on the

and the castro valley, why also moves nicely here.e're looking over here toward the overnight closures. remember, just a warning as you look ahead every night. we're having closures now through the end of the year, likely as they work on this bridge. but during the day, still typical traffic control for niles canyon on highway 84 and the south bay. everything moves nicely. the reminder today. also, juneteenth is a federal holiday, so there will be alterations to some of your schedules for these mass transit systems. you notice vta is not listed. they have standard service, but they also continue with that work on the blue line. so there's no train service from santa teresa to capitol stations. you're going to have to use the bus bridge. just letting you know, in case you hadn't used vta until today, that's also an issue. back to you. good to know. always keeping us in the know, mike. thanks. it is 543 right now. big changes coming to this year's california state fair coming up on today in the bay for the first time ever, the fair will

and of course, a busy castro. take a look. this is a map of where the parade will take place sunday with surrounding streets set to be closed starting today. this includes grocery between polk and larkin near the civic center plaza and tomorrow. other nearby streets will also be closed until monday. many of us will also be affected for both routes. 1921 to avoid those road closures. drivers from unity say they're ready for the crowds and the fun of this is the bioingo my first we can do to work right or from eating and >> yes, i expect a lot of people expect to be for everybody and hopefully we can get service everybody in a timely okay. about a million people are set to be in san francisco over the weekend with many visiting the castro. we chatted with 2 store owners who have been in the castro for 30 plus years. each. >> they expect crowds starting tomorrow morning and they hope there's big as they once were. didn't know what to expect this time. i really don't. but >> i'm hoping that people would come back see the neighborh

. >> we found 13 year old cameron caraway from castro valley checking things out.e first met cam last year when he was becoming a rising star on the junior stock car circuit. he fully expects to be racing here one day. >> i'm still following my dream of hopefully becoming a future nascar cup series driver. still going strong for it. it's always been something that i always loved my entire life. >> nascar fans know if you're coming out here, there's a couple of must haves sunglasses and ear protection because it is super loud, right? what? >> the engine roar just keeps us awake. >> oroville man from vallejo brought his son oakley to experience the same thrills he had as a kid. >> i want to show him this is what i grew up with from my grandfather to my father, to my generation, and pass it down to him that this this is america right here. this is america. >> freedom nascar weekend culminates with a toyota save mart 350 on sunday at sonoma raceway. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> man, you can almost feel the vibration through the tv. >> no kidding. you definitely c

. >> our next breakthrough takes you to san francisco's castro district.he castro theater sign has been dark for several years, and the historic venue is going through renovations. that's changed. the sign is all lit up again. we saw one post on social media where someone said the last time they could remember seeing the sign and marquee lights was 2016. we heard from the theater operator, another planet entertainment, which says it is going to hold an official relighting event on june 19th that coincides with the opening of the frameline film festival and our final building, a better bay area breakthrough is a new market that's coming to san francisco's bayview hunters point neighborhood. >> it's opening tomorrow on third street and will serve low income residents called the district ten community market, who will provide free groceries to those who qualify. there is plenty of fresh produce provided by local growers. there's a good reason for this location. the usda says the area is a food desert. that means people have limited access to healthy food and

i'm going to be discussing all of that, firstly, with these two, there they are — orsola de castro, the fashion revolution and the author of the book loved clothes last, and kriti tula, the founder of doodlage, who creates sustainable fashion from waste. also joining us is the founder and the big boss of thredup, one of the world's biggest fashion resale platforms, who tells us second—hand clothing is now transcending generations. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, the captivating world of fashion — it's all about aspiration. it's an industry that thrives on innovation, constantly reinventing itself with the latest trends. it both shapes and is shaped by the society around us. there is, of course, the high—end couture versus the ready to wear that you can pick up off the rack at your favourite retailer. then there are the business models — fast fashion, based on quantity, and slow fashion, based on quality. both push the concept of seasonal limited designs to drive sales. but fashion, it has a dark side. env

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