angel island and alcatraz. with landmarks of immigration and native occupation. they are just want to have the many reminders of our area's international past. today, my migration to the city is positive. largely due to international arrivals. san francisco has always been, and will always be international. much of the conversation today, however was about the topic of san francisco's competitiveness as a global city. when i personally first arrived here, i too was raising this question, and turned to my friends asking, what does it take for san francisco to be competitive as a global city? interestingly, i got two answers. the first one was, isn't it already? or the second one was, why should it be? these two answers highlight a polarization of views that, at this juncture in the history of san francisco, is not uncommon. they als.they also illustrate ts complexity. the conversation about san francisco's competitiveness park is a global city today, illustrates that competitiveness itself, and the sustainability is not a foregone conclusion. this opportunity for

want to go to alcatraz, you have to make a reservation like weeks, if not a month ahead, or to angel island ferries. they always jammed on the weekends. it might be worth looking into if there were some sort of -- and we have such a great commercial businesses now on the island, maybe, you know, trying to help make the island more of a destination spot for tourists that could take a boat over. and charge them a premium for that boat ride to get to the island might be an opportunity to not have to subsidize the fairies as much. >> yeah. that is definitely part of the tolling conversation. like i said, we want to have a transit pass structure for residents where cost is not a differentiation between munimobile and the ferry, per se,, but for people who are just taking an excursion fair to the island, a one-off, that that is what would be at a premium, you know, relative to other modes. although it is difficult to model, we do anticipate, as you said, high demand, you know, this will be the shortest, and even if we charge a premium relative to munimobile, the least expensive way to get out on

country's racist exclusionary laws at the time he he was detained and interrogated for three months in angel island. after making it through interrogation process he was finally able to enter the u.s. he soon turned 18 and was drafted to serve in the military a year after he came to the country. he served for four years and eventually went on to volunteer 407 air squadron group. the 14th service group. composed of primarily chinese americans. mr. wong served in all chinese american unit to assist the flying tigers pilots and train chinese airforce ground crews against the japanese invasion. throughout his service, mr. wong was based in africa, bombay, calcutta, india, burma and multiple cities in china serving as an interpreter, w*elt welder, waiter, trainer. we are grateful for mr. wong's sacrifice despite the cruel and unjust discrimination he faced. it pains me to think our nation still has a long way to go in the way we treat immigrants who want nothing more than to lead a better life for themselves and contribute to the country's success. i now want to invite mr. wong's daughter, doris, to com

angel island and alcatraz. with landmarks of immigration and native occupation. they are just want to have

angel island and alcatraz. with landmarks of immigration and native occupation. they are just want to have the many reminders of our area's international past. today,

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angeles. if of lombok in indonesia, killing at least ten people. authorities say the quake hit the islandefore 0700 local time this morning. katharine da costa has more. buildings and leaves shaken to the core, this was the scene and dozens we re core, this was the scene and dozens were to just before 7am in northern lombok. the quake measuring 6.4 was followed by more than 60 smaller earthquakes, the distress clear to hear. it is thought around 40 are injured, many still being treated at clinics. the island 25 miles east of bali is a popular tourist destination. india —— indonesia lies on the line of fire, set on the pacific rim. at least ten people have lost their lives, authorities believe that number could rise. qatar is being accused of running a secret campaign to undermine its rivals during the bidding process for the world cup in 2022. the sunday times claims pr firms and former cia agents were used to discredit australia and the us, breaking fifa rules. qatar says it rejects each and every allegation. 0nline trolls who intimidate election candidates or campaigners could be barred

angeles. it's yours for $1 billion! >> let me in! >> the history of l.a. it's called the crown jewel of beverly hills. you can see all of l.a. catalina island.got to be kidding me. >> you can make a lot of money when you build a lot of multi-million dollar homes. >> how about high-density housing, put an end to the -- >> i don't know that it's zoned for that. i wouldn't pay that for that. >> so many possibilities. >>> here across the bay area, hot for some of you. the foggy breeze brothers. let's take you into the micro climate forecast. we have a lot more haze than what you're seeing right now earlier today. but we're starting to see the westerly wind from the fog moving in. and it's starting to slowly clear out the air. currently, it is 94 degrees, after a high in 95 in concord. and we will see highs dropping off to the 60s. so relief after hot temperatures. i want to bring your attention to the fires we have been monitoring. the river and ranch fires in the north bay. so there's a lot happening on this map, but what i want to show you is the current temperature right now. 92 degrees, winds out of the northwest northwest at 10. in kelseyvi

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island. now the hot lava is blamed for a freak accident that injured two dozen tourists are a boat. we have nbc correspondent miguel almaguer in los angeles continue to explode into the summer. this is the first time we hear of a case of people at sea hurt because of the volcano's incredible power. this is the moment of fire ball exploded out of the sea. showering the nearby tour boat with flaming rocks. the blast is nerve rattling as the screams of hterror from the passengers on board. [ screaming ] >> we could hear the rocks hit the boat. people yelling. >> reporter: the phenomenon known as lava bomb occurs when molten rock explodes in fragments after coming in contact with cold ocean water. >> we all thought we could die here. >> reporter: steve moynahan was on the body when the fiery rocks rained down. >> we knew it was lava. we did not know if it would sink the boat or catch it on fire. there w there was red hot lava all over the boat. >> reporter: there was a gaping hole in the boat. 23 passengers were treated for injuries. some serious. >> primarily soft tissue injuries. one obvious femur fracture. minor burns. >> reporter: lava fr

angeles with this. >> the kilauea volcano has been erupting for 35 years. the more active phase began -- the more recent active phase began the first week of may. if you've ever been to the big islandou watch the lava go into the water. in this more recent active phase it is shallower water which causes some blow outs. the idea where it is located. still some uncertainty you talk about hawaii. the big island is the main one. the southeast corner is where this is taking place. the video comes to give you an idea of what it looks like, this is a blow-out basically right after the boat was hit. you saw that smoke and coming up in the lava coming up from a distance. in this case 23 people were on board. the lava ocean tours vessel. the ones that were there monday morning when this all happened and they were hit. [screaming] >> a surgeon on board helped care for those injured. 52 people on board counting the captain and crew. depending which agency you talk to, 13 were treated, one in serious condition was flown out. a young woman was blown out. lava damaged parts of the boat. police are investigating. the tours cost $250, stay around 1,000 feet away but there are special licenses that