if it is not, sa san francisco s committing itself to a precedence that we will regret with our affordableousing crisis. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm charlene. i live in the building across the street from this house. i am a native born san franciscan. but i've only lived in that building for 35 plus years. i do not want to go over all the reasons you have heard before. i sort of want to look at the bigger picture, which started early in the morning when we heard the presentation about the articles in the newspaper that were looking at the effects of the overcrowding and overpopulation. the mandate has come down from the city to build those bills. but what about our future? we are building, building, building. what is happening to our safety? it is changing it's character. the reason people want to live here is because it is a wonderful place. that is changing. we saw that statistics on the new stats that they brought out today at the meeting. it shows the negative impacts of those bills. i am not saying we shouldn't build, but at what price? what is

live in san francisco, alice sa herring ton, ktvu fox news. >>> the trump administration will miss tomorrow's deadline to reunite young children with their parents after they were separated at the u.s. mexico border. a san diego judge ordered by tomorrow children under the age of five be reunited with their parents. on friday the trump administration asked for more time but the judge said no. the same judge has ordered the department of justice to reunite children older than five with their parents by july 26th. bay area congressmen wants to know why he was ocked from going into a shelter housing immigrant children in pleasant hill. earlier this month the congressmen was cleared to tour the southwest key shelter but tour that specific shelter but he could go to one in a different state. he thinks the government trying to highlight certain shelters while others are kept off limits. >>> today a court in san diego will begin holding large group hearings for people charged with crossing the border illegally in an effort to deal with the increased case load created by the trump's administration 0

live in san francisco, alice sa herring ton, fox two news. >>> the aclu predicts the trump administration will miss tomorrow's deadline to reunite young children with their parents after they were separated at the u.s. mexico border. a judge in san diego ordered by tomorrow children under the age of five be reunited with their parents. on friday the trump administration asks for more time but the judge said no. the same judge ordered the justice department to reunite children older than five with their parents by july 26th. >>> bay area congressmen wants to know why he was blocked from immigrant children in pleasant hill. the congressmen was cleared to tour the southwest key shelter but the bay area news group says he was later told he could not tour that specific shelter but he could go to one in a different state. he thinks the government is trying to highlight certain shelters while others are kept off limits. >>> today a court in san diego will begin holding large group hearing for people charged with crossing the border illegally. it's an effort to deal with trump administration's 0

this will make san francisco sa. this man is not helping keep civilians safe. thank you. >> thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: 1a,, c and d. all public comments are closed. call the next line item. >> vice president mazzucco: plee line up. next speaker. >> i'm with the democratic socialist of america. regarding the closed session, we you might be negotiating with tp orpoa this is ridiculously, the public overwhelming vote on proa which allow increased use of foe from police regarding tasers. i wanted to remind folks becausi know that the way to disrupt capital and disrupt power is to showcase the public's power. please remember that poa collaborators went down real had in the next election. i want all of you to keep this n mind as you're talking with poa. thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i was at the townhall in norh beach. i don't think it went well at a. it seem like it was tax cut shot -- cut short. i was really dump founded why people people didn't cause trou. next day it was on "good morning america" and people in the natin had s

in san francisco, alice sa herring ton, ktvu. >>> firefighters in union city rescued a worker stuck for more than s in dry cement. the man fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s. pipe and foundry on whiff l road. firefighters used a harness to get him out. a co-worker says the man is a supervisor look into the industrial hopper when he lost his balance and fell. the man was given oxygen and water during the rescue effort. he was able to walk away on his own. >>> more than 200 passengers are back in the air on their way to australia after their earlier flight was forced to turn around less than an hour after taking off from san francisco interfashional last night. lee martinez explains what happens. >> united airlines tells us all 259 passengers have been booked on new flights to sidney. the passengers said they knew something was wrong 40 minutes into the flight. they were already over the pacific ocean when they had to turn around and come back to sfo. at 11:15 last night united flight departing to sidney australia. the plane got out over the the plane circled over the be

live in san francisco, alice sa herring ton, ktvu fox two news. >>> the palo alto police department is bringing back its team of traffic patrol officers. they have not been operating for the last three years partly due to a shortage of officers but it's returning after concerns and feedback from people in palo alto. the department has been able to recruit more officers, 92 sworn officers and hopes to fill up about a dozen vacancies in the coming months. the traffic team will operate during commute hours and will focus on speeding and oversize commercial vehicles and traffic violations in school zones. >>> oakland police increasing patrols in east oakland after a three year old boy was hit in the face by bullet fragments. the boy was in a car with his mother on 808th avenue whp the when the bullet pierced the windshield. they were leaving a memorial service for a boy shot and killed two weeks ago. the chief says his department is worried about rising violence. >> we have redirected resources throughout the city to the areas impacted. our cease fire teams have also been shifted in order

sa. >> too much running. >> too much running? the top male runner from mill valley. san francisco's bonnie tran the top female runner. >> i'm very, very fortunate to be in a community of runners in the bay area including those guys in the 5 j conditik. have so many friends and people who show support. although i might get this attention, it takes a village. >> i thought you had to be from kenya to win a marathon. >> no, no. >> mill valley man did it today and a san francisco woman did it. this is the 41st annual san francisco marathon. about 50,000 people watched. >> you know what, terry, you can do it, too. >> watch? >> no, run. >> in my heyday, i might have been able to do that. >>> it was awfully cloudy, rob. >> no worries about heat, san francisco today a high of 61 degrees. if you're going to run a marathon, the temperatures were comfortable this morning. >> in you go. >> misty skies early on to start the day. looks like misty skies to finish now. there's the view outside at&t park. we've got temperatures in the upper 50s. wind speed out of the west at 17. there you go, high of

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