we told you a short while ago, congratulations to brooks orpik, a san francisco native. we don't have too many hockey stars coming out of the bay area. brooks orpik, a san francisco native hoisting that cup, his second cup. hats off to him. >> congrats. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you back here in a couple hours at 11:00. >> bye-bye. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worketh pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> now on "extra." kate spade's husband emerging today in a mouse mask, speaking out for the first time about her death. >> what he's revealing about their marriage in her final months. were there red fla

yesterday, board of supervisors president and san francisco native london breed took to the steps of city hall to declare she is soon to be mayor of san francisco, becoming the first black woman ever in that post. she is 43 years old. she will be the second woman in that post. >> it means a lot to so many young people growing up in the city, and i'm really honored and proud of this accomplishment. and it's because of so many that are here today. >> reporter: earlier yesterday, candidate mark leno, who has trailed breed by more than 1,000 votes since the middle of last week, conceded. but in the basement of city hall, the race goes on. more than 40 people are working to count the remaining votes. the director of the department of elections says it is still mathematically possible for leno to come back but leno's campaign has been following the trends and says that is highly unlikely. so it appears as if london breed will eventually be sworn in. it will be on july 10th. shwill remainder of ed lee's term, the late mayor ed lee. that is until january 2020. and who knows? we might be going

san francisco's go. -- san francisco. she is the second african- american mayor of san francisco after willie brown. and the first african-american woman mayor of san francisco. breed is also is san francisco native. she grew up not far from city hall. london breed claimed her victory after mark leno conceded. >> reporter: i'm london -- >> i'm london breed i am president of the san francisco board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed created an impromptu crowd of supporters, ready to reunite the city after a short but hard- fought campaign for mayor. >> this is an amazing city. and we have a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: breed's comments came after the announcement from mark leno that he was conceding the race. >> i wish every success both personally and professionally in her new job as mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, bring -- breed began to outline the issues. >> we see people sleeping on our street. we know that they need help. we are not building enough housing. we know that there is so much work to do and we have to make the hard decisions to

yesterday, board of supervisors president and san francisco native london breed took to the steps of city hall to declare she is soon to be mayor of san francisco, becoming the first black woman ever in that post. >> it means a lot to so many young people growing up in the city, and i'm really honored and proud of this accomplishment. and it's because of so many that are here today. >> reporter: earlier yesterday, candidate mark leno, who has trailed breed by more than 1,000 votes since the middle of last week, conceded. but in the basement of city e a working to count the remaining votes. the director of the department of elections says it is still mathematically possible for leno to come back but leno's campaign has been following the trends and says that is highly unlikely. so it appears as if london breed will eventually be sworn in. but no date or time is set for that. this morning's announcement is just more of a confirmation and speaking to the city that she presumes she will be mayor over. then she has to appoint somebody to her supervisor seat. so lots of action yet to happen

next speaker, please. >> i am a san francisco native, born and raised in the excelsior district. i want to honor the ansays -- ancestors who from stolen land and we have this monument telling my people and the natives of california otherwise. it is our duty to change the narrative. it is our duty to dismantle white supremacy and uplift the native community because their art is the oldest art here on this land not any of the colonizer art, it is their art. we should be uplifting their art. i want nothing more than to see this taken down because it makes me feel like i am worth less and i know that's not true. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening to all of you. i am here as an attorney who's represented for the last 56 years, native american causes including two death penalty case where's there was an acquittal. so i have been honored to be privy to the inspiration and the ideology and spirit of native americans. i'm here to urge you for reconsideration. i want to quickly read from recent chronicle article, entitled "another chance to get rid of a de

the 43-year-old san francisco native is almost sure to be mayor. the first african-american woman and second woman ever in the city. >> i never thought the opportunity, to be mayor of a -- the city and county of san francisco was ever possible. >> reporter: in the basement of city hall today, the vote counting continues although it's highly unlikely there is any outcome in this race besides a victory for briede. one of her first priorities? helping the homeless with safe injection sites, and building more housing. >> it is about making sure that the decisions we made today have a positive impact on the next generation of young people growing up in san francisco right now, in all of its neighborhoods. scheduled to be sworn in on july 11th at city hall. >> reporter: one of the first big decisions briede has to make is who will take her spot on the board of supervisors. she said that is a discussion for another day. anne makovec, kpix 5. itrage this morning around 8:15 am on glenside drive. any structural damage. firefighters extracted the driver from

. >>> koko's legacy a san francisco native showed the world what apes can do. >>> three african-american construction workers are claiming they were the targets of racial harassment at a prom nonhigh-rise projects. civil rights attorney john burris says he is filing a claim with the state on their behalf as the lead upto a potential lawsuit. two workers showed off photographs they say they took at the project. showing racially inflammatory gravity. both men say they lost jobs on the site after complaining. >> i shouldn't be subjected to this. just for a job? come on, now this is 2018. you got me feeling like i'm back in my forefathers's day. i can relate to what they experienced. >> the day i started working there i saw racial slurs on the windows, the toilets, any where they could write it. >> the men worked asset elevator primaries at the site, close to the new transbay transit center. the lead company clark construction hasn't seen the complaint but issued a statement to abc 7 news including dlark does not tolerate of discriminatory behavior our company has robust policies and practic

he's a san francisco native.ongratulations to brooks pick and his family and the capitals. >> they're going to be planning a parade soon. >>> earlier we told you about the beer. quite important. but now we need to talk about the game. >> the a's, the royals and beer delivery to your seat like the old-fashioned way. local boy making good. paul blackburn from antioch heritage high school making his season debut. he did his part on the mound and matt olson did his part at the plate. a's now above .500. they beat the royals 4-1. >>> we're all nervous. we know there's a lot on the line tomorrow. are the warriors ready? we're going to check in with them. >> they're ready. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. prese

i was homeless for six years at a native of san francisco. my ask is i believe the city budget, or the city supervisors, and the mayor should cut the police budget drastically to fund housing, homeless youth services, at homeless services, education, healthcare, and food services to our most vulnerable communities in our city. since the inception, the police have never ever been intended to protect or serve our community. since their inception in the 19th century, the police were used to defend the rich, and the white, christian male populations and their families. even today, the police have no legal obligation to protect anyone from any crime. they are simply there to just enforce laws and bullets will not solve our problems. thank you. [applause] >> supervisor cohen: next speaker. >> hi. i have been living in this city. i cannot understand how a city sends more money to the police, and they send it to border patrol. we need that money, $3.8 million to prevent more homeless people. >> supervisor cohen: thank yo you. thank you very much. nex

i'm a san francisco native. when i think of san francisco, i think of local businesses. we don't think of big corporations. that's not the heart of our city, and i think that we're starting to lose sight of that, and we need to really get back to those local businesses and make sure that they still have a place. san francisco's also an incredible food city. we value high quality product, and we want that experience as well as the community, and that's exactly what hometown creamery gives you. it's not just ice cream at a good quality, but it's also a community that exists in the sunset. but if we could create that community downtown, you not only would have tourists getting a feel of what san francisco is, but you would bring locals. locals don't fiebd that community downtown. downtown is not for locals anymore, and i feel like they create the sense of community that everyone can feel that they belong to. and that's something that i think is very san franciscan. we all just want to be together. so i think that this would be a very, very positive thing for san francisco,

i am a san francisco native as well as a resident, a voter, and a county worker. i am here, i work for zuckerberg san francisco general, san francisco general d. d.p.h. like you have heard from my previous speakers, we are here for help from the board of supervisors, elected officials in regards to the harassment, abuse we have taken not only from management but also h.r. in labor relations protecting the management. there have been a lot of things going on within d.p.h., workplace nepotism. miss cheryl that is with us today who has been with the city and county for 27, 28 years and was plucked out of her permanent position, it has been a lack of accountability, it has been numerous complaints regarding the treatment of us city and county employees, line staff, line workers. every time we try and address issues, we get put to a brick wall. so we're here, asking you, begging you, pleading you to give us some type of support as we try and work to help out the residents and the patients of the city and county. and we would also like to see if the d.p.h. could also be

i am a san francisco native. i am a u.s. navy vet and i live in the bay area predominantly most of my life. i stay at supportive housing for the past few months and i am just happy, you know, to have a place to stay. i am benefiting from trying to get being put in a situation where i can get my life back together. it's looking good. i wish it was more programs like this to help people, you know, change their lives. thank you. >> thank you mr williams and fortunately, with this budget we will have more housing like the auburn, it is very close to the auburn and what it we are excited it will be opening up very shortly. also we talked about the homeward bound program and the mayor made reference to mr bravo who is over there on the tv screen. he is one of the many, many individuals whose families participate in the homeward bound program over 850 people a year and all of those experiences are unique and i will tell you that that although this program sometimes may appear controversial to some, we get so many lanter is on a reg

knights in game five of the stanley cup finals and the game was in las vegas and orpik is a san francisco nativend not many hockey stars come out of the bay area but we have one this morning. you can get a glimpse of the new royal couple, we're talking about that as you aren't tired of seeing them. another glimpse of them this weekend. >> prince harry and duchess of suffolk are making first appearance at the garden party. here's why it's such a big deal. >> the saturday event is the major showpiece event, the queen's official birthday and it's that magical moment where all of the royals appear on the buckingham balcony today. didn't get married in london so she didn't have that balcony kiss moment that kate had is really significant. it's the first and biggest test as a married royal. >> okay, that makes sense. right now the rumors are swirling that prince harry and meghan markel are currently in island for a mini honeymoon. >> maybe the royals can check this spot out, the smallest nightclub in england, turned an 8 foot 3 phone booth into a dlub. instead of making phone calls, the former phone b

when she wrapped up that speech and really you can call this a full circle moment for the san francisco native. she was born and raised in public housing in the western addition area of the city going on to attend galileo high, then learning an undergraduate degree from u.c. davis, then coming getting her master's degree as usf. her rise in san francisco politics began with a director role, executive director role with the african-american art and culture complex in the area she grew up in the western addition to her most recent role as the president of the board of supervisors in san francisco. now, if you guys recall she briefly held the role of interim mayor following the unexpected death of mayor ed lee before the board of supervisors voted to replace her with then board member and current mayor mark farrell. but now breed can say she is the mayor at least until the next election when they vote again in november of 2019. she had this to say about her role in the city right now. >> and i never thought -- i never thought the opportunity to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco was

san francisco after willie brown. she is the first african- american woman mayor of san francisco. breed is also a need -- native of san francisco. she grew up not far from city hall. as christien kafton reports, london breed claims her victory after mark leno conceded. >> and london breed. i am president of the san francisco board of supervisors. and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed created an impromptu crowd of supporters on the steps of city hall, after a short but hard- fought campaign for mayor. >> this is an amazing city. and we had a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: breed's comments came after the announcement from mark leno that he was conceding the race. >> i reassured every success to both personally and professionally in her new as ma >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, breed began to outline her plans to deal with some of the city's most pressing issues. >> we see people sleeping on our street. we are not building enough housing. we note that there is so much work to do and we have to make the ha

. >> no, we're san francisco native. >> and what made you stay with them. >> we're loyal. we're not fair weather fans. we're loyal. you build up from the bottom up. >> good to see you. >> back to back. can i get that? back to back. >> watch the celebration on stage. who are you able to see? >> everyone. dray was great. the way they did this, this is great. this is blessed. this is awesome. back to back. >> back to back baby. >> are you walking or riding in the parade? >> we're walking. >> is that from two parades ago? you could see a lot of fans out here. so again we're waiting for klay thompson and zaza pachulia to lead and -- or i think the coaching staff and then we'll see them. they'll go behind the camera and down 11th and take a left on broadway where the other people are at. >> very nice. bob redell. and they brought nearly a dozen double-decker buss and among the first, klay thompson and zaza pachulia and the second bus is shaun livingston and david west. so scheduled to start at 11:00 but now that we're expert in championship parades we call it parade time. p.t.,

breed is a san francisco native and current president of the board of supervisors.he told the crowd tuesday that no matter what, they are all winners and she thanked them for their support and love.sot (43-57)london breed "we are just holding on tight and waiting until the votes are all counted to see what it says. how are you feeling? look at this room, this room is filled with love and people from all parts of san francisco. it feels amazing." sot (57-1:07)michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"now if breed is elected, she will be the city's first african american woman mayor. in san francisco, michelle kingston, kron4 news. ( robin )turning now to candidate mark leno ... another major candidate in the race for mayor of san francisco. kron-4's terisa estacio has the latest from his election headquarters. ( robin ) our election coverage continues at kron-4 dot com. there you there you can monitor results from the races across the bay area and the state. also get push alerts on key races right to your phone with our kron-4 mobile app. ( robin ) for the second week in a r

san francisco. breed -- a city native raised by her grandmother in public will be the first >>> good morning, it's 8xt mayor of san francisco. the city native raised by her grandmother in public housing will be the first black woman to hold the post. >>> today in sacramento, lawmakers are set to approve a general fund budget of nearly $140 billion. part of that will be set aside to address homelessness in major california cities. >>> and a new thrill ride opens today at california's great america park in santa clara on this flag day. railblazer is being promoted as the west coast's first single rail steel coaster. we'll have weather and traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, time now 8:57. we are tracking a slow ride for drivers heading through the south bay. this is along 101. take a look at that northbound side on the left-hand side of your screen there. it's just under an hour making their way between llyer avue san antonio. an earlier accident right near great america no longer blocking those lanes but certainly causing major delays. we continue to see some slowdowns heading in

we have a mayor in san francisco who is born and raised. she is a native from san francisco, born and raised in the o.c. projects. if anyone knows san francisco, it is one of the hardest projects in san francisco. to come out at the o.c. projects and fillmore as a negative, you tell me that? [laughter] come on. so look at her. she is the mayor now. give it up for the mayor of san francisco. [applause] you never know who is going to be affected, and who is going to be saved by doing the work that we do together as partnerships. we will have four speakers. i will have the current mayor right here and then the elected mayor come speak. and then i will have, where is captain redmond? i went to school with him. we go back like a hot bowl of menudo. and then i will have my sister right here, patty, who lost her son to gun violence. i just want to welcome you all here. i want to welcome everyone here. and all of our partners pick without further ado, i will bring up mark farrell, our current mayor. [applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you. first of all, i want to t

genocide of native american community and sends a devastating message to our native american communities and an affront to san francisco values. the board of supervisors adopted a resolution signed by the mayor supporting the remove from the civic senator area and cites extended opposition from the general public to the sensitive nature of native americans and stated in 2017, quote, the streets of san francisco there ought to be symbol don't depress people or remind them of oppression and it bothers native americans and bothers us if it bothers them. these officials have recognized the statue is out of place in our community. not everyone will agree but it's a community decision and the officials express values in speaking nor community. we should not have the statue in the civic center area any more than we should have a statue of robert e. lee. no property rights are implicated and we appreciate your consideration of a rehearing. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from the historic preservation commission. >> good evening, president fung, i'm the historic preservation officer with the san francisco planning and th

san francisco as a result of that. about myself, related to ocii, i want to share a little bit gardin what i to and what i'veone in the city. i'm a long-time native of san francisco. i've lived in bayview hunters point over 35 years. my dad worked the shipyard for years, and the shipyard was the economic engine for bayview hunters point until that ended. i was featured on various community campaign ads for the passing of proposition o. the recently passed initiative to further economic opportunities for hunter's point and candlestick point development. and especially the affordable housing and all that would afford. people of san francisco that really need this help. for 20 years, i've been in and out of city hall listening and watchi watching. i've been appointed to the hunter's cac committee. commissi commissioner richardson and others, coming afford, i am serving now on the subcommittee for the business and employment and housing. i sit in on the planning and development meetings, finance, environmental, and reuse. withitti in and being a part of the business and employment, i go out into the community. i meet with pastors, faith-based organiz

unfortunately, it's had detrimental impact on those that live here i'm a native san francisco and i've really seen the changes in the city. this legislation first and foremost is mitigation effort, to mitigation the impact of tech industry money and make sure that san francisco does not lose its heart and soul. and one of the reasons that people come here -- yes, we have beautiful buildings and beautiful victoriians and parks, but it's the people that make san francisco so special. and a world-class destination. this is an effort to really protect the communities that are most marginalized, that are most in danger of being pushed out and losing their homes, their businesses and cultural inheritance that's been based here in san francisco. so i think it's very important when considering any amendments to make sure that it is not the people who already have the money and the clout, but looking at the mitigation impacts and those that are really most vulnerable and historically been discriminated against and marginalized and pushed out. that is a key cornerstone of this legislation, somet

anti-asian immigrant policies impacted my family personally, as my father, and as third generation native san francisco and proud chinese-american, i'm honored to be a sponsor of this legislation and the community effort to rewrite our history and start the recreation and parks commission's efforts to select a new name, a name we can all be proud of. i wanted to thank my colleague, co-sponsor supervisor ronen for sending this out of committee with a positive recommendation. i also want to thank supervisor stefani's support letter, since this playground is in her district. recreation and parks commissioner alan lowe and his colleagues, lindsay and linda, for leading a charge in organizing the community and blinging julius kahn's legacy to my attention. in addition, i want to thank my co-sponsors, supervisor fewer, peskin and kim. other community organizations i want to thank as they've stepped up, chinese historical society of american, chinese for affirmative action. asian and american bar association of the bay area. and i also want to thank rec and park phil ginsburg and his staff working together wi

san francisco removed a monument that shows a native american man sitting at the feet of a mexican monk. >> therefore, be it resolved that the san francisco board of education finds it necessary to engage the community in public school names, relevance and appropriateness of names of historical figures who oppressed women, inhibited societal progress or whose actions led to genocide or who otherwise significantly diminished the opportunities of those among us to the life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. said process shall be led by a blue ribbon panel who shall be put by the superintendent of schools, no later than the 2018-19 school year. be it further resolved that the panel shall offer findings and recommendations to the san francisco board of education regarding the renaming of sfusd schools. at which time the advising panel shall be dissolved. school communities interested in undergoing process of changing a school name unrelated to the reasons referenced in this resolution, reference -- >> we have several speakers to signed up for this. when i call your name, please come up

cindy charles, a native from san francisco.or years and years i've been involved in the don pedro and legrange licensing and other issues on the river. long time conservation chairperson for the golden west women's fly fishers, a signatory to the letter to the house appropriations commission in opposition to a horrible amendment. participation in the relicensing of the don pedro and legrange hydro electric products, excluding the national marine fishery service from continuing the long time scientific work alongside other federal, state and resource agencies is not justified a bit and is extremely wrong. i know my fellow people in san francisco would be deeply disappointed with the large scale roll back of environmental protections and regulations without any public input on such a grand sweeping scale that seems to somehow benefit central valley political interests. such sudden and targeted dismantling of a long established process for dam relicensing is an attack on the goal of equitable use of water from the river. it is an

i'm a native of san francisco. i'm a graduate of balboa high. i'm a big breed fan. i just want to tell her, i worked hard on that campaign. i've been here since '64. the first mayor i remember was alioto. the best mayor san francisco ever had was dianne feinstein. the worst was jordan. watch who's around you, london. be careful. i made a song for you. the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. we don't need no water, let the breed put it out. the breed. go london, go london, go london. i don't like some of the stuff you do, but i still got your back. no i am gyms. go london. >> supervisor safai: thanks. i just want to remind folks in the audience to please comment on this item. this is not general public comment. we will take that later in the meeting. thank you. >> yeah, hi, supervisors. linda richardson, long time bayview-hunters point resident. i cofounded the southeast alliance for justice and the bayview environmental health task force working with the department of public health. been here 30 years and also helped with the coordination of the land use planning f