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while el serino held its 35th annual mlk parade and rally and the northern california mlk community foundation hosted its annual breakfast this morning in san francisco with former mayor willie brown in attendance following that breakfast, the foundation held its annual march starting at the san francisco caltrain station and ending at yerba buena gardens. mayor london breed kicked off those festivities. she gave a speech discussing the impact this annual march has had on her. >> and the much from couch grams said they got a tory biden, reverend cecil it. wasn't great grandmother's to to may be shoulders and millions in between. >> organizers estimated thousands were in attendance for the one and a half mile march today, which course commemorates the 54 mile march made in 1965 from selma to montgomery, alabama, draymond green back on the court today after serving a 16 game. >> absent stream was suspended by the league in december after striking suns player in the face during a game green. it already been suspended 5 games earlier this season for putting a minnesota timberwolves center. rudy go

community foundation. she holds a in policy public policy, harvard's kennedy school of government and graduated cum laude from the university of southern california. her book is described as an unflinching memoir about navigating social mobility as a first gen latina, offering both a riveting personal story and an examination of the emotional tolls of a trailblazer part memoir part manifesto, first gen is a story of generational inheritance, aspiration, and the true meaning of belonging, a gripping journey to, quote, reclaim the parts of ourselves we sacrificed in to survive, unquote. we have her in conversation this evening. another well-renowned person here in our community and a good friend of books and books, fernand amandi is the managing partner of bendixen and amandi, the nation's leading, multilingual and multi-ethnic public opinion research and strategic communications consulting firm. over the last 25 years, they've conducted large scale projects for numerous corporations, multinational instituti

community foundation. she holds a in policy public policy, harvard's kennedy school of government and graduated cum laude from the university of southern california. her book is described as an unflinching memoir about navigating social mobility as a first gen latina, offering both a riveting personal story and an examination of the emotional tolls of a trailblazer part memoir part manifesto, first gen is a story of generational inheritance, aspiration, and the true meaning of belonging, a gripping journey to, quote, reclaim the parts of ourselves we sacrificed in to survive, unquote. we have her in conversation this evening. another well-renowned person here in our community and a good friend of books and books, fernand amandi is the managing partner of bendixen and amandi, the nation's leading, multilingual and multi-ethnic public opinion research and strategic communications consulting firm. over the last 25 years, they've conducted large scale projects r numerous corporations, multinational institution

mlk community foundation's annual march starting at san francisco caltrain station and ending at yerba buena park. >> for it because it brings unity and a market king's dream to have everyone hand-in-hand like we are. this is her first time this has led first time. and, you know, to see that we're all in unit, kate, it's a blessing our our dream martin luther have com. we have a long way still, but it is still here. >> mayor london breed and san francisco's police chief also spoke at the march. >> i can't save him and i can't help save anybody else. so there's a real effort in 2 trying to function. >> still ahead, a bay area mom not giving up hope after his son was taken by the terrorist group. hamas. >> bay area native killed during a hot air balloon accident in arizona. what investigators are saying tonight about that deadly crash. >> and a big night for donald trump. we have local reaction after the former president in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the sm

the many events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and the first event is actually happening right now. it's an annual breakfast with special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown in attendance followed by this. the group will then head over to the annual march that's set to begin at 11 o'clock this morning. right outside caltrain station in san francisco off a 4th and king streets with mayor london breed expected to be there as well. caltrans is offering free rides to the march and it's starting at celebration train down in san jose at 9.30 this morning. it will then make its way up the peninsula to the march, which is set to end at noon at yerba buena gardens where there will be a festival along with other activities at that time over in the east bay, oakland public works is leading dozens of volunteers for service events across the city. and that starts in about 20 minutes at 8.30. and then over in elsa the 35th annual mlk parade and rally is set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning. right outside elsa city hall. then it

now, many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and they started off the morning at 8 o'clock with its annual breakfast and they had special guest speaker san francisco, former mayor willie brown. after that breakfast there in the process of heading over to the annual march that's set to begin in the next hour at 11 o'clock right outside caltrain station in san francisco. it's right of quarters of 4th and king streets at that time. mayor london breed is also expected to be there. now caltrain is offering free rides to the march with its celebration train that started over in san jose this morning at 9.30, it's currently making its way up the peninsula to that march march and at around noon over at yerba buena gardens. at that point, they're expected to have a festival and other activities at that time now over in the east bay, oakland public works. it has been leading dozens of volunteer service events across the city since about 8.30, this morning. nelson well, they're having the 35th annual mlk parade and rally that set to begin

. >> that many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and it's kicking off today with its annual breakfast, starting at 8 o'clock this morning. and as having special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown in attendance followed by this. the group will then head to its annual march. that's set to begin at 11 o'clock this morning. right outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th and king streets at that point there. london breed will also be in attendance in caltrans is offering free rides to the march. it starting its celebration, trained down in san jose at 9.30 this morning. then it will make its way up the peninsula. that march is set to end at noon at your been point of gardens where there will be a festival and other activities and over in the east bay. well, oakland public works is leaving dozens of volunteers for service events across the city that starts at 8.30 this morning. and then over in el serino, the 35th annual mlk parade and rally is set to begin at 10 o'clock right outside. also city hall and ing over at

many are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation starting at 8 o'clock this morning, it will host its annual breakfast with special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown. after that breakfast takes place, the group will then head over to the annual march that begins at 11 o'clock right outside caltrain station in san francisco off 4th and king streets with mayor london breed there as well. now caltrans is offering free rides to the march with its celebration trained that begins in san jose at 9.30 this morning. it will be making its way all the way up the peninsula to the march, which is set to end at noon at yerba buena gardens with the festival and other activities. there over in the east bay. oakland public works is leaving dozens of volunteer service events across the city and those started 8.30, this morning. then over an elsa the 35th annual mlk parade and rally will begin at 10 o'clock this morning. and that's starting right outside. elsewhere, though, city hall and then ill and of or at the el serino high school with a rally at 11 o'clock.

mlk community foundation. and the first one is actually already kicked off this morning at 8 o'clock with its annual breakfast. they're having special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown. now after the breakfast is over at around 11 o'clock or so, the grtup is going to head over to the march and it's right outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th and king streets with mayor london breed expected to be there as well. caltrain is offering free rides to the march with that celebration training beginning over in san jose in about 20 minutes at 9.30, and then it will make its way up the peninsula over to the march. now, the march is set to end at noon at your bubbly and gardens. and at that time they will have a festival along with some other activities. and in the east bay, oakland public works is leaving dozens of volunteer service events across the city that started at about 8, 30 and at last until about 10, 30 or 11 or so. and then over in el serino, the 35th annual mlk parade and rally is

you know, many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation.y started 8 o'clock this morning with its annual breakfast in special guest, former san francisco mayor willie brown will be there after the breakfast. the group will be heading over to the annual march and that starts at 11:00am outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th in king street at that time. mayor london breed is expected to be there. now caltrans is offering free rides to the march with its celebration trained that begins in san jose at 9.30 this morning making its way all the way up the peninsula to the march. that march is set to end at noon at yerba buena gardens. at that time. there will be a festival along with other activities. now over in the east bay, oakland public works is also leading dozens of volunteer service events across the city. and those start at 8.30, this morning. no else to the 35th annual mlk parade and rally is set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning. right outside. also city hall ending del sur ito high school with that rally beginning at 11. we

doctor, martin luther king junior community foundation is going to be hosting a march in the soma neighborhood around 5,000. people are expected to be on the streets there from or caltrain's 4th and king station. we're going to go into mission bay and then to get your gardens and howard 3rd during this march, several uni lines are going to be rerouted. here's a look at what you can expect out there. the aide bayshore in the bayview hunters point express are going to be affected. but all those roads, though, are expected to be reopened around 1 o'clock in the afternoon. well, today, san francisco's cartoon art museum honored artists of color. they wanted to highlight the vibrant world that black and brown creators in comics, guests were able to explore the museum's exhibits. kron 4 photo journalist, tahir aside gives us a look inside. >> honored to be part legacy ok, as far as like the opportunities the fact that we able exist in the space fantasy in the heart. >> it day after day. you're rooting for heroes that aren't like you. you start to wonder if maybe there's something wrong with you and

community foundation train provide this ride for free. on board this year's mlk celebration train, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> such a great event. marcus washington will be emceeing a special event at san jose state university. the 44th annual martin luther king jr. luncheon is organized every year by the african american community service agency. it starts at noon in the san jose state union student ballroom. the featured speaker is academic author and activist mark lamont hill. >>> turning now to significant setbacks in repairing the storm-related damage to the wharf in capitola. powerful storms last winter left extensive damage along the 200-year-old landmark pier, but more recently strong swells last month created new problems. the new damage was limited to remodeled park bs of the pier still under construction and not yet fully secure. those segments will now have to be replaced. leaders expect the completion date to be pushed back up to eight weeks. >>> on a day like today, at least it's clear, good for working on things like

and in san francisco tomorrow, the northern california doctor martin luther king junior community foundation is hosting a march in the south of market neighborhood around 5,000. people are expected to be on the streets from caltrans 4th and king station through mission bay ending at your but pointed gardens at howard and 3rd. this is from last year's march during the march. several many lines are going to be rerouted, including the 8 bayshore and the bayview hunters point express. you can also expect some traffic delays. routes enclosures are going to start at 10 in the morning. all roads are expected to be back open around 1 o'clock in the afternoon. today. san francisco's cartoon art museum honored artists of color. they want to highlight the vibrant world of black and brown creators in comics and guests were able to explore the museum's exhibits kron. 4 photojournalist, i hear a side gives us a look inside. >> honored to be part the legacy ok, as far as like the opportunities the fact that we able exist in the space fantasy in the heart. >> it day after day. you're rooting for heroes that

the community memories created by the northern california dr. martin luther king jr. foundation. across the bay bridge in oakland, that community used the day to be heard about issues important to them. some marchers protested the war in gaza and others protested incarceration of innocents in the united states, and others protested the building of student housing in people's park. here's cat brooks who helped make that march happen. >> 63% of the american population in 1967 hated dr. king. hated him. because he dared to speak the truth. because he dared to shake the status quo. right? and now he's revered. right? but he's revered in a way that tells folks like me and the folks that will show up today that we shouldn't be quiet and do this nicely. >> and so that wraps up yet another year of expressions of hope for unity here in our community as we look back on this historic footage. we are your legacy station. more than seven decades serving the bay area. >>> and as we take a live look outside on this tuesday morning. jessica, what kind of weather can they expect? packing the rain

. >> these community members created by northern california dr. martin luther king jr. foundation., in oakland, some used the day to be heard about issues important to them. some marchers protested the war in gaza and others protesting incarceration of innocents in the u.s. and also protesting the building of student housing in people's park. here's cat brooks who helped make that march happen. >> 63% of the american population in 1967 hated dr. king. hated him. because he dared to speak the truth. because he dared to shake the status quo. right? and now he's revered. right? but he's revered in a way that tells folks like me and the folks that will show up today that we should be quiet and that we should do this nicely. >> well, they call this march the radical legacy march and this was its tenth year. >>> why don't we take a live look outside on this tuesday morning and this is a view from the salesforce tower cam. saying good morning to the bay bridge commuters. no not a lot out there right now and jessica, we've been talk about rain in the forecast. when is that? >> it's right b

doctor, martin luther king junior foundation and how they're making an impact on the community.always, we want to hear what you have to say in today's question of the day. so go ahead and scan a qr code. we're asking, what are knew your goals. new year new you let us know. it could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm. daria. >> new year, let's take a look at the forecast that's always new is. and i think the goal mother nature had was to get us some more snow. yeah, that's been a change since last year, november december. it was all about the rain. not this month. we will have more rainfall in the bay area. a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. more on wednesday and even more yet this weekend. all right. let's get to this monday. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. you do (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, when dad brings up the importance of... (dad) building credit. (vo) ... you're ready. (daughter cutting him off) dad. fargo, what's my fico score? (dad) wow. it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo

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