"love you, mr. chan. you're one of the greatest teachers i ever had." >> a lot of people tell you that a teacher makes a subject. and in this case that was true. s true. >> reporter: as chan's family listened, students shared stories of the silicone valley engineer turned teacher who wanted to give back. remembered for his unusual teaching style that got students excited about physics. >> mr. chan was probably a very unconventional teacher. and i know for sure, i would not have taken physics without him. >> reporter: students learning how fragile life can be. >> it's one of those things that you don't know when you're gonna see folks again. you need to love and respect those people that you have in your life. >> reporter: for mr chan, part of his legacy is his students. >> he taught us about honesty, work ethics, and really just loving what you're doing. >>> former students he made a big impact. coming up, the big celebration today for a high school coach has he crosses the finish line and becomes a u.s.

, part of his legacy is his students. >> mr. chan will always be alive inside of husband based on the lessons of honesty, passion and work ethic. >>> one city councilmember wants tighter rules for e- cigarette toss help health officials are investigating a multistate outbreak of a mysterious lung illness linked to vaping. need to be updated to align with state law. san jose allows any vape shop to operate without a city license if they ban people from under 18 from coming inside, since 2016 state law required anyone to. >>> growing vaping crisis is prompting lawmakers to introduce restrictions on e- cigarette products. >> helping to combat the nationwide epidemic. >> people are dying. through vaping we're looking at it closely. >> day after president trump proposed federal been on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes legislators across the country following the administration's lead. new jersey could become the next state to extinct wish vaping products. the governor is launching a task force. >> florida also admission directing the gro

, part of his legacy is his students. >> mr. chan will always be alive and inside of us based on the lessons he taught us about honesty, passion, work ethic, loving what you are doing. >> in free month, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> bart is moving its headquarters in downtown oakland, the bart board approved spending $227 million to purchase and refurbish a building on wester street. the new headquarters will be a few blocks from the space at the keiser center. bart is facing a rent hike in two years, a sales tax bond will fund the move. >>> time is 5:17. the latest on that bad crash in sunnyvale. >> that's right. this is northbound 5, north of fremont avenue between there and highway 101 there was a deadly crash overnight. chp says one vehicle was going one way and hit another vehicle with deadly results. it looks like they have finished getting up on to flat bled trucks, they are doing the cleanup work. their aim is to get the freeway open by 6:00 a.m. and you can see still fire presence here as they are moving away some of these cars, thos

in fremont the unified school district says mr. chan was beloved teacher and his students knew him to be a inspiring teach here developed a passion forphysic. we are told he taught here for at least two years. he will be missed. we will be reaching out to the school as soon as it begins to open. hopefully talking to administrators that will likely have grief counselors here on campus for anyone who needs it. reporting live in fremont, manyly tusher, kpix5. >>> other victims of the boat fire including two student at pacific collegiate school in santa cruz and parents of one of those students. a family member confirming t a salika was celebrating her 17th birthday with her parents. one the teen's friends from school was along for the trip. steven salika and another victim worked at apple. stay with kpix5 for latest on the developments on the boat tragedy. you can get updates at kpix.com. >>> i am anne makovec. we are going live to the ferry building a few minutes ago they announced there's going to be restoration work beginning this month

i have a very big concern because my friend, mr. chan, is a chinese doctor, and he works at the hospital in china. his brother-in-law is the c.e.o. of a hospital, and he told me that no hospital is actually -- [indiscernible] all of us know that rose pak went to china to have her kidney transplants. it is very suspicious, very controversial. i hope everyone considers it very carefully because once we name after rose pak, so if we fully discover the truth, what will happen? >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. thank you. >> thank you, board members. my name is chris. i have come here to tell you about the results of a tribunal that was held in europe. we have been coming here to tell you about how rose pak mistreated china. you may feel, how do i know this is true or why should i care? in 1943, a polish resistance soldier and a georgetown university professor escaped nazi death camps to tell the story about the holocaust. no one believed him. a supreme court justice said, i did not say that this young man was lying, i said that i

. >> mr. chan was probably a very uncome sense alley teacher, i know for sure i would not have taken physics always be alive inside of us 0. and really just loving what you are doing. >> before becoming a teacher chan was a silicon engineer. >>> richmond police are former cornerback terrell roberts. that happened wednesday afternoon at 4:15 at robert's home on pass station circle. roberts wag involved in some kind of confrontation outside of his home with someone he apparently knew before that gunman shot and killed him. >>> it's now 6:26 several people were hurt when a balcony collapsed in mountain view, what one neighbor felt moments before that balcony came crashing down. >>> san francisco's cable cars out of service, why and how long that closure will last. >>> but first, we want to take you down to monterey bay. beautiful sunrise there. it is going to an gorgeous day along the coast of, up and down the coast, it is going to be hot inland. you're watching mornings on 2. my new $4.99 blt cheeseb

.>> mr. chan probably a very unconventional teacher, and i know for sure that i would not have taken physics without him. >> mr. chan will always be alive inside of us, based on the lessons that he taught us about honesty, passion, work ethic, and, really, just loving what you are doing.>> before becoming a teacher, he was a silicon valley engineer and student say he became a teacher because he wanted to get back. >>> sonoma county was hit very hard with flooding this past winter that did tens of millions of dollars worth of damage. here we are several months later, we know how much taxpayers are being told they will have to pay for dozens of repair projects. >>> up next, pg&e has reached a settlement with insurance companies over the 2017-18 wildfires. details on how much money the company will now have to pay.>>> looking at the bay bridge, there is a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza, which is to be typical here. no major issues on the bridge. >>> a few high clouds, but that is it. t

this contract, that it takes -- i actually think it takes much more discussion, and i am sorry, mr. chan, that no one from your office reached out to me as the budget chair or to myself -- or to my staff because i think some of these questions could have been answered. in that light, colleagues, i like to continue this item until the next committee where we have an opportunity to actually ask some of these questions to the office of contract administration. i would like to make a motion to continue this item until next meeting and if we can take that without objection? thank you very much. thank you for your presentation. i look forward to speaking to you this week. thank you very much. please call item number six. >> item six is resolution authorizing the office of contract administration to enter into a contract for auctioning services with bar none auction within anticipated revenue of $1.3 million for a term of october first, 2019 through september 30th, 2022. >> thank you very much. mr. shawn peters? >> good morning. >> welcomed. >> my name is shawn peters. i'm with the office of co

fremont unified school district says mr. chan was beloved teacher, his students knew him to be an innovative and inspiring teach here developed a passion for physical, among his students. his loss is a tremendous tragedy. he's been teaching here at american high school for three years. we will talk to the school later. but likely they will will be having grove counselors on campus for anyone who nodes to talk. reporting live, emily turner, kpix5. >> thank you. other victims of the boat fire including two students at pacific collegiate school in santa cruz and parents of one of those students. family member confirms that tia salika was celebrating her 17th birthday aboard theboat with her parents. one of the teen's friends scol trip. steven salika and another victim dan worked at apple. company released this statement saying "steve was a 30 year apple veteran whose energy and enthusiasm touched so many people e met his wife at apple and dan was as passionate about his job at apple as he was about his love of diving. >>> the victim

in those days i learned about rosa's work alongside other leaders like mrs. chan. these were the folks that made sure that the central subway became real for us. naming the station chinatown rose pak station would be an honor. it's an honor to show the fight that we need to make sure that our communities are seen. it's not just a geography, but it's a community of people symbolized by rose. thank you. i strongly urge the directors to support the name chinatown rose pak station. >> chair heinicke: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm reverend norman song. my family has been part of chinatown for more than 100 years. i promised my mom that i would love chinatown in my life, so i've been there too. i think roads loved chinatown and san francisco you're under pressure right now because there are others that have maybe motivations to discredit her. i go and see the parade with her and know the rough side, the thorns of her, and she would be yelling at the mayor or supervisor, but she did it nastily sometimes. but it was her heart for chinatown. so there's a couple di

.>> mr. chan is probably a very unconventional teacher. i know for sure that i was not going to take physics without him.>> you will always be alive inside of the space on the lessons that he taught about at -- honesty, passion, work ethic and really loving what you are doing. >> before becoming a teacher, he was a silicon valley engineer. he became a teacher because he wanted to get back. >>> developments that we've been following for more than a year. a concord minnesota lawsuit against the city of vallejo and one of its officers. after he says the officer beat him and held him at gunpoint in the middle of a busy shopping complex in walnut creek. 2 investigates that while david mcglocklin was off duty and followed a minor argument, it was the same officer was placed only five months later after he detained a man for recording a traffic spot -- traffic stop from his own front porch. the city of vallejo is also the target of other officer misconduct cases and has hired an independent firm to assess this police department. >>> bart is movin

.>> reporter: the superintendent says that mr. chanmething that he made very apparent to his staff and students here at american high school. it is unclear if there will be a vigil or memorial yet. it is still very early. they do have grief counselors here making sure the students and staff are supported in whatever way they may need as they all try to deal with this tragedy. live in fremont, fox2. >> christy instead was a leader of the world by -- worldwide diving adventures in was leading a dive on the boat. pacific collegiate school announced that student and parents from the charter school were also on board but it was not a school event. >> five members of the same family are also those presumed dead. the relatives said the family was from stockton and they posted on social media yesterday. their three daughters, father, stepmother were all on board the boat conception when it caught fire before donna monday morning. evan was on board with her.her father, evan her father and stepmother worked as nurses at st. joseph's medical cent

mr. chan, what do you think?haps we can keep on talking about the private sector view and potential when looking at latin america and also talk about foreign direct investment and m. and a's in the region. >> i'll go to the private sector. i want to start with the because i heard rosea talk about the times square. like the chinese over there i-thing when guy to the chinatown in new york i probably find add good or even better than shanghai. like i think like a long time ago there are some hong kong female. guangzhou people came for the united states. and brought some expertise to the united states. and now shanghai is not as as hong kong but i'm pg thinks what's the implication for the states and globally when there are more and more chinese here? private sector. >> and also sorry that challenge also wants to look at the foreign exchange side of things and recent volatility. >> i'm thinking about, so the -- actually there are several specific region, china want to fwroe that- dsh to be for private sector driven.

mr. rogers over there putting it on your to do list to look at this as a trend and how do we address the chan -- trend as we move forward. there has always been a request for newer buildings for applicants to consider the possible conversion of how below greater at grade parking can be adapted to other uses over time. i'm not sure when this building was built, but i would like us to dig deeper and not just to do parking to parking. this is not a comment against your project, but a comment by which, we as planning commissioners, need to look into the future and be creative about adaptive reuse of parking other than car oriented uses. thank you. >> commissioner hillis? >> i would fully

mr. rogers over there putting it on your to do list to look at this as a trend and how do we address the chan -- trend as we move forward. there has always been a request for newer buildings for applicants to consider the possible conversion of how below greater at grade parking can be adapted to other uses over time. i'm not sure when this building was built, but i would like us to dig deeper and not just to do parking to parking. this is not a comment against your project, but a comment by which, we as planning commissioners, need to look into the future and be creative about adaptive reuse of parking other than car oriented uses. thank you. >> commissioner hillis? >> i would fully support commissioner moore's comments on this. we're definitely seeing this trend and i believe we will see it even stronger as we move to the future. ideally this would be housing. we are seeing it even with 80 used -- a.d.u.s in some of the neighborhoods. i think it is a great idea to look at this broadly and encourage housing where we can get it. i moved to approve. >> second. >> commissioner moore? >> to take

mr. roker and look who we got. >> bottom of the barrel today. >> it's dudes day. >> tuesday, dudes day. chanews on a tuesday. we're going to start with that miracle rescue off the coast of georgia,