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my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up

san jose. temperatures in land in the east bay reaching the middle and upper 50s. middle 50s around san francisco and oakland. 60 degrees for sunnier spots, cooler for inland lake county. temperatures will reach into near-normal once again on thursday, then the chance of showers moves in on thursday. we will see warmer temperatures taking over into presidents' day weekend. back to the lower and middle 60 for most of the bay area with a slight chance of showers on friday. otherwise, the four catholics dryer. >> the wind really bites today. thanks, paul. >>> up next, representation in the wine business. me to the east bay wind maker making her name was on the youth unusual method. >> the driver in a heartless and apparently intentional hit and run happening in a church parking lot. >>> remember, you can watch us anytime, anywhere, on streaming service cbs news bay area. cash our live newscast plus weather updates throughout the day. you can find us on the free cbs >>> valentine's day is the perfect excuse to invest in a quality bottle of wine. >> do we really need an

san francisco itself, you know, built a seawall in the late 1800s to protect itself and this new land that had been created. you know, right now, san francisco is looking at spending $5 billion to repair and reinforce that seawall for another century. scholl: the areas that have been the least developed historically are the marginal lands around the bay, some of which are salt flats. others are abandoned piers, and they're being rehabilitated because there's basically no place else in the bay area to build, and they're being built upon as quickly as possible by mostly megacorporations that are trying to maximize their value by building very expensive developments. to me, it feels like sort of climate denial light. we found in 2015 that about $21 billion's worth of development was happening right in that coastal zone. there is a tremendous amount of money to be made to develop in those areas. by the year 2100, we found, there's a threat that sea level rise could, on a really bad day, flood land all around the bay exactly where most of the waterfront development is happening, and then t

san jose. low 60s in land at the east bay, the very cool spots in the tri-valley barely below 60. low 60's in san francisco and oakland,. the warm spot is 66 degrees around windsor. even in lake county you will hit the upper 50s. not too much change around the bay but lower and middle 60s in oakland, not bad for presidents' day weekend. middle and upper 60 for san jose, saturday, sunday, and monday, but then rain chances into the forecast, potentially already late tuesday for the north bay and along the coast a better chance of showers wednesday and into thursday. look at the temperature trend down and down and it might go even further down heading towards the end of next week. that'll have our full attention into the holiday weekend. >>> san francisco's conservatory holds a nationwide competition to find the next great black composer. we introduce you to the winter. >> when i think about the bay area, i think about the land and relationship i have with it here. >> the bay area city that just declared a state of emergency as it is held hostage by hackers . >>> the san francisco con

to get its land back because let's face it, uh, all the land we stand on in san francisco. it's stolen land, and it was stolen from the american indian aloni people and, uh, this is the first time when we created the american indian cultural district, which were all so excited about and so proud of, and i am so honored to be the supervisor of the district where it's where it sits. um it's the first time that we're starting to give land back. and in order to have justice in order to have healing center. and community space and affordable, truly affordable housing. for the people that need it most and all the environmental benefits that come with that justice that return of the land. um it takes space it takes property. it takes territory. and wow, it's overdue to give that that land and that space and that territory back to the american indian people of san francisco in the region, so i could not be happier to be standing here and in partnership in solidarity with all of you today, we're going to get this project past the finish line in record time and you're you'll have me w

san jose. upper 50s in land, in the east bay, pretty much everybody between 56 and 59 middle and upper 50s in san francisco and oakland. middle and upper 50s as we go through the north of the golden gate, warmest spots around santa rosa reaching around 60, and into the lower 60s for northern sonoma county, around windsor. temperatures change a lot over the next several days, even with more clouds on thursday, and rain chances thursday night into friday . again, saturday into saturday night and sunday, we will not see much change to the daily temperature trend . dry weather takes over by early next week, but there are signs in the really long range data, beyond the seven day forecast that we might stay in this, every few day rain chance pattern as we enter the middle of february, keep an eye on it. >>> it could take thousands of gallons of water to put out, why firefighters are sounding the alarm as more electric vehicles hit the road. >>> music's biggest night is just days away. sarah donchey and gianna franco are highlighting our bay area grammy nominees this saturday night at 10:30 right here o

the plane quickly recovered reportedly and had a normal landing in san francisco about 4 hours later. this incident, just one of several of recent close calls in the airline industry of late a spokesperson for united says that an internal safety report was filed after the incident and the aircraft was inspected before its next flight. >> national news the u.s. is working to recover multiple unidentified objects that fighter jets recently shot down over us and canadian airspace or washington correspondent jessi turnure has the latest. these officials confirmed are currently not tracking any additional objects are still trying to get their hands on. the one's on the ground. >> there is no indication of aliens or terrestrial activity with these recent take down. the white house rolled out one possibility monday around the mystery of multiple unidentified objects. that fighter jets recently shot down over us and canadian airspace. i love dt. the movie would gotten just going to it there. john kirby with the national security council says crews are now working to recover the debris objects

the plane quickly recovered and reportedly had a normal flight landing in san francisco about 4 hours later. the airline says the plane was inspected before its next flight. and after coordinating with the faa, the pilots were sent for additional training. the incident is just one of several recent close calls in the airline industry. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock. we will hear from a passenger who was on that united flight. coming up. some terrifying moments caught on camera when a uhaul driver. >> plows into pedestrians in new york city will have the latest details and a new bill seeking to protect shelter dogs from being put down. what shelters will have to do if it becomes law. plus, a new push at the state level to ensure affordable housing for all californians will be right californians will be right back. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare prov

my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up

san francisco and oakland, just low 50s in land. we will get a bit of a break with a stronger storm drops in on monday. the radar is still interesting. east of mt. hamilton, still seeing snow flurries. the snow system is still impacting southern california. that is starting to lift up. this is what's coming in for sunday. they will bring a chance for rain, the wind, you will notice is picking up 25 miles per hour. probably till midafternoon. there is noon tomorrow. by midafternoon, we are getting clearing for most the bay area as we go into tomorrow evening. there you go, clearing skies going into sunday evening. rain totals will not be too extensive. a quarter inch to half-inch. and len, may see a little. different story on monday. as we go into monday morning, you see more significant rain, stronger boundary. notice now that we see snow showers again. returning to the higher peaks of the bay area. it looks like 2000 feet in the north bay. three s. is. you will see also bigger rain totals at the second storm system. top rain totals

a degree or two worth of difference wednesday to thursday but more of a change in land, 60s in san jose before we return to those near average temperatures friday and saturday. just one chance of rain in the forecast, saturday, outside chance of showers and we dried out and warm up again entering sunday and monday of next week, we will continue looking at the long range data for the next hint of a more unsettled weather pattern heading away. >>> four hundredths -- 400 inches of snow has fallen at mammoth mountain this season? is that right? the berkeley snow labs as they got close to a foot of new snow this weekend. take a look at this. three highway patrol cars towing a big rig out of the snow. at one point, highway 80 was closed to tricky, because there were so many spin outs. hopefully, things will clear up over the weekend even though it is only monday. >> it's early to think about that. >> we will bring in a sarah donchey to talk about what is being planned. busy newspeople working on the 11:00. >> we got to get through monday before we get to saturday. juliette, we talked with an

san jose at 60 degrees but almost everybody is in the 50s right now. we drop back tonight but with layers of clouds overhead it will not be as cold and land. upper 30s, still chilly, but everyone stays above freezing with 40s along the coast. temperatures will warm up nicely especially full sunshine through the cloud cover into the low 60s in san francisco tomorrow afternoon, about a degree above average. santa rosa likely reaching the middle 60s by friday afternoon. plenty of sunshine after that high-level cloud cover in the morning gets pulled further down to the south. concord starts off chillier, so your temperatures will not warm up quite as much, but still into the low 60s, that is not bad for middle february. san jose likely to be one of the warmer spots on the map, reaching the middle 60s. most of us do climb to at least 60 degrees, the coolest spots will be one degree short of actually hitting 60, temperatures warming even more as we enter presidents' day weekend. looks like a really nice weather for the entire three- day weekend. middle 60s in san francisco and oakland, middle and upper 60s further in land. temperatures do start c

the flight landed safely in san francisco. we do have are flying in. >> absolutely. that williams says he is ready for his next trip to hawaii reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. up next, a new effort to find the driver hit run that happen in castro valley. police. >> releasing new video shows the moments leading up to that crash. plus, kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking a cool down tonight. what you need to know before you head out on your valentine's day evening if you're out and won an after senator dianne feinstein announces her retirement reaction continues to pour in those stories and much more >> today 5.30, after more than 3 decades in the u.s. senate, california senator dianne feinstein has officially announced she will not run for another term in 2024, it marks what will soon be the end of a career in public service. it started right here in san francisco more than 50 years ago. hard to believe are a ton. wallace has reaction now from the political world and shares what this means for the election. >> she's california'

the flight landed safely in san francisco. we do have are flying in. absolutely. that williams says he is ready for his next trip to hawaii reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, there's a new bill that's going to the legislature and it actually seeks to protect shelter, pets. >> from euthanasia. now, if signed into law, the proposal would require animal shelters to publicly post online with at least 72 hours. notice the exact date. an animal is scheduled to be put down if shelters fill to do so. it could be subject to a criminal violation. >> what this bill will do is just give every animal shelter chance to be adopted. so what it says is before you put an animal down, let the public know 3 days ahead of time on your website. public notice that way. any person or rescue group can intervene and save that puppy. well, the bills called bowie's lights named after a puppy who was. >> mistakenly euthanized at a southern california animal center last year. supporters of that legislation point out the proposal would also launch statewide study to look

land. ding in san francisco. the close call in december just now being made public. what's missing from this equation is not the raw data. we've got that with which machine is what united airlines can tell us about what really happened, and i believe they owe their explanation to the public. it comes after a string of recent airline incidents, including this fiery flight friday. flames shooting out from under the wing of a delta plane traveling from scotland to new york, forced to make an emergency landing. delta blames a mechanical issue. also last week, a collision on the tarmac at l. a x and american airlines plane was being towed when it made contact with the shuttle bus and more serious incidents making headlines in recent weeks explained in austin, texas, had to quickly abort. it's landing after learning that a southwest flight had been cleared to take off on the same runway and at jfk airport. at last month, and american airlines flight crossed an active runway just as a delta flight was headed down the same runway. that takeoff also aborted just in time. offi

i attended with fire marshal cough land and the property owners with residents of san francisco. they had concerned with fire alarms and all of their responsibilities and costs and timeframes and farmer cost land did a great job explaining it and they were grateful for that interaction. we did have the fire and explosion on 22nd avenue, as you all saw. so i think the world saw. and i'm just so, um, proud of all the members of the department that prepared for and responded to that incident. and we just, our folks did an incredible job and the residents of that neighborhood were incredibly grateful to us. supervisor ingardio from district four had a meeting with the residents of that block of 22nd avenue and had the director of the dem, maryland carol there, police were there, dbi were there. the city assessor was there and myself, he did not allow any cameras or media into the meeting. they had to wait until after the meeting was over, so the neighbors could really talk about what they needed to speak about and time and again i heard it from every person that i spoke to there, how

middle and upper 60's for in land the bay area, including san jose, east bay valleys and northbay. temperatures dropped in your average on tuesday, but the chance of showers along the coast, better rain chances wednesday and into thursday. look at this temperature drop thursday of next week. the warmest spots reach into the lower 50s. snow levels dropping to around 1000 or 1200 feet. it will be a different story by next week. >>> imagine this. going to a cafe, ordering a drink, a sandwich, and a joint. that could happen in the future right here in california. it is all because of a new bill being pushed by a bay area assemblymen. so of course, sarah donchey with the late news joins us now on the latest about this legislation. phyllis in. >> reporter: so, you can think of this is going to amsterdam, to one of those cafes. people do go there for that i am told. that is the idea between assemblymen matt haney's new bill which would give cannabis stores and is the ability to sell food and drinks. these are not alcoholic drinks. the cafes could also host live performances. tonight at 11

the clerk: h.r. 423, a bill to take certain land located in san diego county, california, into trust for the benefit of the pala band of mission indians, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, and the gentlewoman from new mexico, ms. fernandez, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 423, the bill now under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield myself such time as i may consume. madam speaker, h.r. 423, the pala band of mission indians land transfer act, introduced by my good friend from california, congressman issa, places approximately 721 acres of land, the pala band of mission indians currently own in trust. the pala band of mission indians is the -- are in the southern california town of pala with the reservation tot

san diego. the busiest land bridge we have with 70,000 vehicles coming in and out of that port of entry every dayians use that port of entry every day and they are understaffed and undermanned and don't have the technology they need. we were quite aware of that. we heard from officials that fentanyl continues to cross at an alarming rate. we know that san diego is the epicenter of the fentanyl crisis as it is coming in from mexico into the united states. from san diego we went to mexico city. i believe that we should be doing more with mexican authorities continuing to develop that relationship so that we're both working in a collaborative way to combat fentanyl, the arms trafficking and human smuggling opportunities that exist with the cartels. we need to push back against all of that but we need good partners and we are leaning on the mexican authorities to assist us in that manner. >> harris: former president trump did, too. when he had to get tough he threatened to use tax -- i'm looking for the word here, please help me out. >> value added tax and so forth. >> harris: thank you very much. i

the plane landed safely in san francisco united declined to comment on the cause of the sudden drop invation. already taking a look at the bay bridge outside. there's no fog. there was fog last night, but it kind of got blown away. we've got wind out there. winded vise ary in effect through tomorrow morning, and it's gonna be cold tomorrow morning, and it's all changing around last couple days have been really, really nice. today was great yesterday was great in terms of temperatures at all changes as we head into the next few days, temperatures are going to drop. these are the highs from today house tomorrow. will be a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler than easy, so it's gonna be cool, which is fine. it's february, right? i mean, you can't we can't roll like this right we need we need. we need winter weather and we'll feel it will feel like winter and we do have two weather systems coming our way. but they're weak and they're not enough to really drive any significant rainfall or even snowfall for that matter, one tomorrow real weak, slight chance of a sprinkle. i'm not even gonna talk abo

san jose today. a plane crash landed at reed hill view airport. the small airport has become somewhat notorious for these crash landings with about a dozen in the past decade. this video is from 1:30 this afternoon. the small, single engine plane is lying on its belly on the side of the runway. the faa tells us two people were on board and no word yet on their condition. the crash landing is still being investigated. >>> making plans for a family vacation? one airline is looking to make it a little bit easier to bring your kids on a trip. united airlines announced today they'll open up more seats on flights so children can sit with an adult without an extra fee. the company will give parents or other adult travelers access to preferred seats if they are traveling with a child younger than 12 years old. the change will go into full effect next month. >>> a lot of people made their way to lake tahoe to enjoy the long holiday weekend. we'll show you what the traffic looked like for people trying to get back home tonight. >>> nbc bay area responds to

san francisco. he is grammy nominated for his album. it is called stranger and it is about how newcomers are greeted in strange lands. nicholas got to see it for himself. >> reporter: our story begins early morning on a state park boat. he is joined by russell, a skilled curator and guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after rocking the boat and taking a short drive, they reached their destination, angel island. >> it is something i have been wanting to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion. >> reporter: stranger is the title of a classical recording . his performance is nominated for a grammy. >> the title track is tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: it explores how newcomers are treated in strange lands. it was the first time in america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race, it would not be the last. on angel island, nicholas walked the grounds were over 2000 agents were detained. he then walked up to the barracks where men and boys lived and slept for months or even years. >> that is the asian-american experience. >> reporter: russell works for t

the plane quickly recovered and reportedly had normal flight landing in san francisco about 4 hours later. in fact, planning a few minutes early. the incident is just one of several recent close calls in the airline industry. a spokesperson for united said an internal safety report was filed after the incident and the aircraft was inspected before its next flight. kron four's justin campbell is talking to one of the passengers who was on that flight. and we're going to hear that recounts. what happened? that's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. >> in the north bay, new video capturing the moment. a chp helicopter crew located and then rescues a person who was stranded. the incident happened yesterday at red rock beach in lorain county after bringing the person to safety, the person rescued was taken to a local hospital in moderate distress. the chp is saying that this rescue was a great example of state county and local responders working together to rescue someone who lives in need. all right. let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast on this monday night live look at traffic on th

san francisco. he is grammy nominated. the album is called stranger about how newcomers are treated in strange lands and bay area history has a lot to do with that. it's a fact that nicholas got to see for himself. >> our story begins early morning on a state park boat on board grammy nominee nicholas phan. he is joined by russell, a skilled guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after docking the boat and taking a short drive the passengers reach their destination, the historic u.s. immigration station. >> something i wanted to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion because of stranger. >> reporter: stranger is recorded by nicholas. his performance is nominated fogrammy. >> e title track is actually tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: the composition explores how newcombers are treated in strange lands. some verses are centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882, the first time america limited immigration on the basis of national or race. it would not be the last. he walked the grounds where nearly 200,000 asians were detained. he walked up to the barracks where asian m

san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples.

san francisco history. >> how newcomers are treated in strange lands. some verses are centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882. it was the first time america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race. it would not be the last. nicholas walked the grounds were nearly 200,000 asians were detained and interrogated. he then walked up into the barracksmen and boys lived and slept for weeks, months and even years. >> it represents an untold story in u.s. history. that is the asian-american experience. poor mike russell works for the immigration station foundation. he showed nicholas where they carved art and poetry onto the walls which were once painted green. >> it turned into a cage. what mcnicholas was stunned. >> the idea that creativity is a method of survival. how else do you keep your spirit and soul alive and nourished. it is pretty horrifying conditions. >> the barracks had segregated corners. the tour was sobering. >> it is easy to view these people as dehumanized masses. beings that are coming here to invade our shores. these

ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgement the building inspection commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. for the public who are listening in the public comment call in number is 415-554-0001. access code: 2494 195 9642 ## to raise your hand press star 3. also the web ex password is 0214. next we have item 3 president's opening remarks. 2. >> findings to allow teleconference meeting under code section 54953. discussion and possible action will discussion and adopt a resolution findings under bill 361 allow for meetings remote. ac

performance is nominated for a grammy. >> the title track is tied to san jose history. >> reporter: how newcomers are treated in strange landsed around the chinese exclusion act of 1882. it was the first time america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race. it would not be the last. >> oh my god. >> reporter: nicholas walked the grounds were nearly 20,000 asians were detained and interrogated. he walked up into the historic barracks for asian men and boys lived and slept for weeks, months and years. >> it represents an untold story in united states history , which is the asian-american experience. we have these replica bunks over here. >> reporter: works for the angel island immigration foundation. he showed nicholas with the detainees carved art and poetry onto the walls, which were painted jade green. >> it has turned into a cage. >> reporter: he was stunned. >> the idea that creativity is a method of survival. how else do you keep your spirit and soul alive and nourished? it is pretty horrifying. >> reporter: segregated quarters. the tour was sobering. >> it is easy to view these people as dehumanized mass

kumasi: a trend on tiktok land teens in real trouble. sheriff's office in san mateo county says they have taken several reports of rips of teenagers jumping out of cars and shooting jail pellets out of a toy gun. lena howland joining us live instant carlos with a warning from law enforcement. >> in downt officials say they have had about a half-dozen incidents between here and no break, which they are calling orbeez attacks. a dangerous new social media trend. rips of teenagers have been jumping out of vehicles and firing hydrated gel balls at strangers, tied to a trend which encourages people to shoot at unsuspecting targets and post on tiktok. after a string of recent incidents, san mateo county sheriff's office officials are asking parents to speak with their kids make sure they are not participating in the trend for a number of reasons. >> it is dangerous, what if that person is carrying a concealed weapon? you can imagine the danger or what that could turn into. >> is this going to change in your dust change your behavior? >> yeah i'm going to look out for

the plane quickly recovered and reportedly had a normal flight landing in san francisco about 4 hourster. airline says the plane was inspected before its next flight. and after coordinating with the faa, the pilots were sent for additional training. the incident is just one of several recent close calls recently for the airline industry. we'll talk about our forecast now with this live look outside here downtown san francisco. it's monday. we're back at it after a super bowl sunday. dave, did you watch the game yesterday? i did not know it. but look at the cluster in light, though. you see that ring light there. how about this is rihanna? she still with us. >> that wasn't she performed at the halftime show came out. there you go. that we always want that. i like are song umbrella. just saying he did a lot a lot. we don't need the umbrella. however, tomorrow briefly, maybe if you're on the quote right or wrong spot. >> you might get that little bit of rain shower. but beyond that, it's colder temperatures right now. we have some leftover haze here. all right. next couple of hours got a

san francisco rising. thanks for watching. >> good afternoon. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the february 13, 2023, regular meeting of the landnd transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i'm supervisor melgar, chair of the committee joined by vice-chair supervisor, preston and board president, peskin and the community clerk is erica major and i would like to acknowledge jason and james at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting.

. >> reporter: the crew itself reported the incident after landing safely in san francisco, accordinge faa. after its investigation, the pilots who have a combined 25,000 hours of flight time, received additional training. but neither the faa nor united will say why the pilots ended up in a dive, telling cnn, those safety investigations are confidential. >> they are being corrected to prevent this behavior from happening again, which indicates to me that something occurred that could have been prevented by the crew. >> reporter: les is a retired 777 captain from a major airline. >> what could have happened here? >> there's numerous things that could cause a distraction. and they may have unintentionally lost control of the airplane to the extent that the altitude decayed. >> reporter: it's unclear if weather played a role. with a severe storm pounding parts of hawaii that day. >> it was torrential. >> reporter: hours earlier, 36 people were injured during extreme turbulence during a hawaiian air flight to honolulu, after a cloud shot up in front of the airplane in a matter of seconds

i have the privilege of reading the land acknowledgment today. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. the next agenda item will be general public comment. for this members of the public can make comment on items not on the agend a. >> thank you. i have a statement to read. this is just a tip, please press star 3 to raise your hand for any agenda item you like t

. >>> a single engine plane had to make a belly landing this afternoon at reed hill view airport in san jose. this is a small airport in the south bay and has become somewhat notorious recently for crash or hard landings with about a dozen in the past decade. the plane appears to be intact after the landing. the faa tells us two people were on board. no word yet on any injuries. >>> it is a hot topic among social media users. meta and twitter ready to start charging you for certain features. is it really a way to improve the social media experience or straight up cash grab by companies? our business reporter scott budman has been talking to users. that is a hard sell to start paying for something you had for free already. >> reporter: a very good way of putting it. this is what we expected. users are turned off by the idea of paying to use instagram, facebook, or twitter. none of the companies will make you pay. they say the verified experience would be enhanced if you subscribe. we found risks even with enhancements. billions of us use social media but are we willing to pay for a bette

san diego at any time. the plane, making a steep but safe landing right now, the laptop, his campaign. the fire is out. lithium batteries are in everything from laptops and cell phones to vape pens. incidents of them catching fire on flights are on the rise. 57 incidents just last year, according to the faa. this happens underneath in the luggage compartment. everybody's a goner. people just don't realize it, but i think that's what people have to realize as a precaution for flight attendants were taken to a hospital to others treated at the scene. the faa is investigating this incident and% a reminder this is exactly why these types of batteries should only travel in carry on luggage . the faa says never in a checked bag. abc news, los angeles. nascar driver kyle busch has been released from custody in mexico. bush was there with his wife on vacation , but he wants detained while leaving the country at the end of last month for carrying a firearm illegally, was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison along with a fine last friday. that sentence was suspended in bush was released yesterday after paying an und