. >> san francisco supervisor is now calling on state or federal prosecutors for a second opinion. >> if this person is not charged then that means every security guard, who is armed, not only in san francisco, state of california, across this country will feel they have the right to shoot someone in cold bloodor alleged blood blood over shoplifting. >> now, thank you for joining us this evening. first of all, your reaction to the video being released today? >> i think it is a good thing that the video was released. it is very important that in our legal system, particularly in our criminal system that we be transparent. so, it was a little bit coming, a little bit of time coming but it was released and i think it is very, very important that it is. basically that was probably the, one of the major reason if not the major reason why the district attorney decided not to charge the security guard with the killing. >> so if we talk about possibly a lesser large would you say that would be appropriate in that case? >> the district attorney said she does not believe she could get a jury to

damián trujillo: bueno, tenemos a colegios públicos, como san josé state, san francisco state, tambiénford usc, que ofrecen esta misma educación. en el próximo segmento, si nos permite, eva, quiero hablar un poco de la diferencia, si hay calidad en la educación, entre ambas universidades, pero para más información, vamos a mostrarle en pantalla lo que le podemos ofrecer, aquí está la página web, es california private college is possible, es una nueva iniciativa, ahí está el portal, la página web para más información. regresamos con más, aquí en comunidad del valle, sobre ese tema, no se nos vayan. [música] sobre este tema de quizás asistir a una universidad privada, y tenemos aquí a eva blanco masías, que es vicepresidente en la universidad de santa clara. hay una gran diferencia, eva, entre la educación, entre una escuela pública, como san josé state, uc berkeley, y una privada, como es la de ustedes. eva blanco: pues sí varían un poquito, eh, y las diferencias dependen en cada institución, por ejemplo, nosotros en santa clara somos la primera universidad de todo el estado, somos una

provide climate related financial risk reports and to affordable housing bills authored by a san francisco state senator, the first would allow faith institutions to build affordable housing projects on their excess land. >> well, the second with simplify affordable housing construction in areas not meeting state mandated housing goals. >> these are 2 highly impactful housing, those that will help california address it. severe housing shortage. >> meantime, among the bills that died in committee was a bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than half what they were 1990, the bills that made it through today still have a ways to go for need approval through both chambers at the state capitol. and if they make it that far, they'll have to get the governor's signature. >> weather pattern looking nice. we've got the fog outside right now, but we've got some beautiful sunshine coming our way, too. we'll talk more about >> from the killing of banko brown at a san francisco walgreens to a shooting this week in the mission that sent a security guard to the hospital. there's a conversation it's g

growing up in san francisco i used to come and help my parents after school whether in middle school or high school and throughout college. i went to san francisco state university. i did stay home and i helped my parents work throughout the summers to learn what it is that makes our community so special. after graduating i worked for an investment bank in hong kong for a few years before returning when my dad said he was retiring. he passed away a few years ago. after taking over the business we made this a little more accessible for visitors as well as residents of san francisco to visit. many of our teas were traditionally labeled only in chinese for the older generation. today of our tea drinkkers are quite young. it is easy to look on the website to view all of our products and fun to come in and look at the different varieties. they are able to explore what we source, premium teas from the providence and the delicious flavors. san francisco is a beautiful city to me as well as many of the residents and businesses here in chinatown. it is great for tourists to visit apsee how our community thrived through the years. this retail location is open d

>> the bay area had three top producing schools for the peace corps, stanford at number 21, san francisco stateumber 20 it. anda garvey is a uc berkeley graduate, class of 1980 and one of the newest members of the peace corps. >> >> she said the value she took away has carried her through her life and a part of why now as a comfortable senior citizen in lafayette, she's going to a remote village in south africa to teach children english as a second language. >> i thought, am i too old to do this? i'm 65, it's about wanting to stay active and still help others. >> many other graduates have felt the same way, the school is the all-time top provider to this peace corps, with thousands of volunteers followed by the university of wisconsin and the university of washington. >> uc berkeley has always been on the forefront of social activism. >> carrie carmichael is a former peace corps volunteer in ecuador and the lead recruiter on campus. >> the ethic that the students have about wanting to make a difference here in berkeley and in the bay area, but also more globally. >> i have signed an executive o

reporter: selena is going to major in psychology at san francisco state. others learn there are benefits to being grateful, especially during hard times. >> a shout out to all the teachers who made me who i am, you know, and just god bless everyone, so thank you. yeah. reporter: today as they filled the paramount theater, their lesson in perseverance ended with a well-deserved celebration. [applause] dan: good for they did it. a sweet offer this wednesday, krispy kreme is giving away one dozen free original glazed donuts to every member of the class of 2020 three. any high school or college graduate that wears a class of 2023 shirt, graduation cap or down is eligible. ama: the super bowl is headed for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trin

san fran state university. i know you said you are going to sue after what has happened there, and they are still saying these were peaceful protests. this is a san franciscotate university statement on what happened to you in that picture as we very well see that situation turning violent on you. the university says that event was deeply traumatic for many in our trans and lgbtq communities, and the speaker's message outraged many members of the s.f. state community. no word on what that meant for you and how that affected you? how did you respond when that was the statement they issued after you were attacked? >> my eyes were opened when this was the message that was sent. they applauded their students for doing this and you guys only saw a snippet, the videos, three hours of being yelled at, of being assaulted, of being called all kinds of names of these violent vengeful hateful things, and their eyes are filled with hit, vengeful and of course they appear soulless which is deeply traumatic and the moments and the hours i was barricaded in the rooms and i was rushed and ambushed, i truly feared for my life and for the administration to release a stateme

the dean of students at san francisco state university was actually negotiating with them. under the notion that, you know, if i got paid to be there from the university, which i didn't. but if i got paid to be there then it was only fair if i wanted to make it home safely i had to pay them if i wanted to leave. >> steve: two questions. one, how much to get you out? and, number two, what happened to those people? >> one, there was lots of offers being suggested but they had kind much agreed on $10 per person, which is a silly amount. and, two, nothing has happened to those people. actually they were applauded for being brave and peaceful. so, nothing has happened. >> steve: and in the process you were scared out of your wits. >> i just wanted to make it home. i missed my flight. it was truly, i feared for my life in those hours that i was barricaded. >> steve: probably not going back any time soon? >> i don't know about that, yeah. >> steve: rile riley thank you for dropping by "fox & friends" today. >> absolutely. thank you. >> steve: chatgpt issuing a dire warning about i

san francisco fire department. i'm a san francisco native. went to an all girl's school st. john and the grammar school prior and went to san francisco state. a degree. and i am fortunate to live in the sdpae raise my family here. i received a degree in international marketing. i thought, i will be a buyer and travel all over the world. it did not happen like that. i went in business in retail but felt like i had it in mow to help others. when i decided to do a career change, it was my husband who said, hey, you are athletic and you care about your community and the city that we live in. go with me and get an interest card for the fire department. it is caring for my community and the citizens of san francisco does not matter what their make up is or their situation. that is most important to me. taking care of the citizens. i like teaching now. i like sharing my knowledge in the experiences with the young generation coming in new recruits. as a latina, i'm proud of when my culture can bring to this job. and that is a sense of family. which this is my second family. it was and started with my class. the 97th class. that's hai tell my recrui

the california state legislature has killed a bill that would have expanded access to the overdose. drug narcan. the bill by san francisco assembly member matt haney called for narcan kits in public areas such as bars, libraries and low income housing . hainey told the chronicle that the cost of the bill was the main difficulty as the state faces an estimated $31.5 billion budget deficits. a long time and beloved bay area performing arts company has abruptly announced its closure. the berkeley based bay area children's theater has been in operation for nearly 20 years, bringing thousands of children to the stage where they fell in love with theater while tonight all forthcoming shows, classes and camps have been canceled. effective immediately . i spoke with the board president this evening, who said she is just heartbroken about the closure, adding that the pandemic just made it too difficult to survive. not being allowed to have patrons and children in the theater, not being able to get revenue to move forward. um was the immediate challenge and then you know the cost of the bay area restarting in the bay area, bringin

states army. commitment and loyal to to the country despite that their families were in the camp at that time. they chose to come back to san francisco even after all of that. my father was a civil servant as well and served the state of california workers' compensation attorney and judge and appellate board. my parents influenced me to look at civil service s.i applied to police, and sheriff's department at the same time. the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i say that we want to be especially focused on marginalized communities that have been wronged. coming from my background and my family experi

san francisco state university held its commencement ceremony tonight. graduates and families returned to oracle park to take their walk across the stage. the event ended with a special fireworks show to celebrate the new graduates. congratulations to them. ama: we are on our way to the holiday weekend. sandhya: it's looking fantastic. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras, from emeryville to san jose. overcast skies and it's cloudy, up from zephyr cove. we will bring in some sunshine tomorrow. right now, live doppler 7 is tracking the gray skies not just near the coast but well across the bay as well. far inland, places like fairfield still clear but not for long as we head toward tomorrow morning. what has kept us cooler than average? even today, temperatures in the 50's to low 70's. this big trough has been parked out west. it puts a -- it's pushing east a bit. we will bump up those temperatures a few degrees away from the coastline tomorrow. another trough comes in, causing a drop in the temperatures on sunday. here's a look at wh

bay area actually had three top producing schools for the peace corps, stanford at number 21, san francisco statenumber 20 and berkeley at number one and folks here are not surprised. >> i loved it here and my berkeley days were great. >> reporter: amanda garvey is a uc berkeley graduate, class of 1980, and one of the newest members of the peace corps. >> i think berkeley teaches us to be aware of things beyond our immediate world. >> reporter: she says the values she took away from berkeley have carried her through life and are part of why now as a comfortable senior citizen in lafayette she's going to a remote village in south africa to teach children english as a second language. >> i thought am i too old to do this? i'm 65. it's about wanting to stay active and still help others. >> reporter: many other berkeley graduates have felt the same way. the school is the all time top provider to the peace corps with 3,763 volunteers followed by the university of wisconsin and the university of washington. >> uc berkeley has always been on the forefront of social activism. >> reporter: kerry car micha

that bill was announced today in san francisco state assembly member matt haney. he was joined by mayor lyndon breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haley says it passed. this bill will increase access to treatment. this bill that we're announcing today and that we partnered with a mayor breed in the department of public health on well ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives nor feen is approved. assembly member haney says one of the medications that the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine. it includes naloxone and deals with the physical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction. mayor breed says the bill will help build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. treatment on demand specifically on our streets can really have the kinds of impacts that could considerably reduced to overdose deaths that are occurring in san francisco and throughout this country every single day, so i appreciate his work. maybe 6 63 has unanimously passed o

there's suspense day 2 affordable housing bills authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener made it through thursday. the first would allow the faith institutions to build affordable housing projects on their excess land. while that second with simplify affordable housing construction and areas not meeting state mandated housing goals. bill still has a way to go first. they need approval to both chambers and if they make it that far, eventually they're going to go and they're not going to the governor's signature. >> 2 highly impactful housing, those that will help california address it. severe housing shortage. >> meantime, among the bills that died in committee was the bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than half what they wore in 1990, the bill made it through today and still have a ways to go first. they need to approve the both the chambers and if they make it that far, eventually they're going to need the governor's signature just like the other bill. well, there's a controversy in southern california. la pride is pulling out of the dodgers pride night nex

at home, new at noon, the state legislature will soon consider a bill to expand access to medications to treat opioid abuse. the bill was announced this morning in san franciscostate assembly member matt haney . he was joined by mayor london breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haney says if passed, the bill will increase access to treatment and build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill that we're announcing today and that we've partnered with mayor breed and the department of public health on will ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment and that will save lives. >> buprenorphine is assemblyman haney says one of the medications the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine. >> it includes naloxone and deals with psychophysical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction. staying in the city here, as we're learning, new information about a deadly shooting in san francisco. it happened in the western edition around 715 last night in the area of eddie and scott streets. san francisco police announced a short time ago the victim was a 15 year old boy, was taken to

. >>> a live look at oracle park where san francisco state is having their commencement ceremony right now. go gators! they are celebrating 7,900 graduates from the class of 2023. this will take a little time, but it's also a big night not just for the students, but family and friends who supported them. >>> meanwhile there are some newly minted degrees out there for a unique group of graduates from san jose state university. as len ramirez reports, they were the first to get their diplomas from the school's first 100% online program. >> reporter: well, online classes have been available for a long time, but the pandemic really led to an explosion of online classes here at san jose state and many other schools as well. it became a game change changer for students who had dropped out. >> never imagined i would be able to get this far. >> reporter: lucia sanchez calls her path to san jose state university's graduation stage a journey. she grew up on the east side of san jose, graduated from yerba buena high school and enrolled in san angelo college and had to drop out due to economic rea

san francisco state university held its commencement ceremony tonight. and families returned to oracle park to take their walk across the stage. the event ended with a special fireworks show to celebrate the new graduates. congratulations to them. ama: we are on our way to the holiday weekend. sandhya: it's looking fantastic. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras, from emeryville to san jose. overcast skies and it's cloudy, up from zephyr cove. we will bring in some sunshine tomorrow. right now, live doppler 7 is tracking the gray skies not just near the coast but well across the bay as well. far inland, places like fairfield still clear but not for long as we head toward tomorrow morning. what has kept us cooler than average? even today, temperatures in the 50's to low 70's. this big trough has been parked out west. it puts a -- it's pushing east a bit. we will bump up those temperatures a few degrees away from the coastline tomorrow. another trough comes in, causing a drop in the temperatures on sunday. here's a look at what happene

> but there is, of course, people calling thor the state ag or the federal department of justice to take a look at this case, including san francisco's supervisor. i spoke with him within the past hour, and he called the shooting an execution. >> if this person is not charged, then that means every security guard who is me only in san francisco, state of california, across this country will feel that they have the right to shoot someone in cold blood over alleged shoplifting. >> banko brown was an intern at the young women's freedom center. that organization has also been calling for limits on armed security guards at businesses like walgreens. so this is going to be an ongoing conversation, sara? >> anne, thank you for that update. the d.a.'s self-defense conclusion boils down to two legal determinations. first is that brown allegedly escalated a simple shoplifting into a robbery. >> and second that anthony, the security guard, reasonably feared for his life. joining us live right now is former superior court judge ladoris cordell. now that the reports are out and we've seen the video, what do you make of her conclusion? >> i'm not

san francisco state senator scott wiener calling for public release of additional information on the shooting death. >> a brown releasing a statement saying in recent days a steady stream of information has become public regarding the shooting death of banco brown resulting in significant public doubt about the security guards claim of self-defense. the shooting has caused profound and growing concern in the community, particularly among black and transgender. san franciscans. transparency with the public is critical. therefore, i'm calling for evidence concerning banco brown's death, including video and witness statements to be released to the public. >> brown. a transgender man was shot and killed by a private security guard. just over a week ago in front of a san francisco walgreens. investigators say the guard believed brown was shoplifting and that brown threatened him. the guard says he shot brown in self-defense. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has said she's not bringing charges against the guard after she reviewed the evidence on thursday, though, we learned p

very own ryan yamamoto was just dreaming about sitting in that anchor chair as a student at san francisco state! >> and he looks exactly e same >> rthe doesn't age! >> i was logging highlights for gary and vern back in the day. thanks, vern! fellow nba stars were stunned by curry's 50 point explosion. kevin durant tweeted legendary number 30, 50 pieces. that is in reference to curry's 50 point game. the trailblazer's damian lillard said steph curry, you just packed up a very tough team in a very tough building. trey young simply said, unreal performance , steph curry is different with a saluting analogy. >>> as we turn the page from round one with the kings, our morning friends at our station in sacramento made good on their bet with our morning team. their anchors on good day sacramento tweeted this picture of themselves wearing warriors blue and gold. looks good on them, though! >>> still ahead, thst adcongfr flooding and now the snowpack is starting to melt. do we have a dripping timebomb in the sierra? >>> these diehard royals fans british monarchy to another level. the measures they are ta

san francisco state says it will end all by 2025. >> and researchers also say that fossil fuels may be feeling our wildfire risks. that is according to a new study by the union of concerned scientists. it linked emissions of fossil fuel producers to an increase in fire intensity between 1986 and 2021. and they blamed those emissions for helping to try out our furious. the association told the sacramento beat that quote, the study comes from an activist group with a long history of attacking the industry, and it is unhelpful in the effort to create serious and realistic energy properties. >>> lawmakers dig into what caused its collapse. >> you made a really stupid bet that went bad. didn't you? >> senator -- >> and the taxpayers of america had to pick up the tab for your stupidity. didn't they? >> senator, they were a series of events -- unprecedented events that th led us to where >> this was not unprecedented. this was bone deep, wn t marrow, stupid. you put all your eggs in one basket. >> the former ceo of the bank sathvictim of unprecedented rate hikes from the fed. a social media p

i saw a lunchtime show at san francisco state at the bottom of her career.he had a good at the venetian room -- gig at the venetian room, putting on a biggest i'll show with all these dancers and she got in, fit in a lunchtime show at sf state, for what was paid $750. karina: wow. i'm sure she still put on a heck of a show at lunch time. [laughter] >> [laughs] yeah, she burned it down at sf state. it was quite amazing. she got on stage and she just lit up and burned. she had this incredible energy, she connected with the audience. she absorbed their energy and just gave it back amplified. whether she was singing r&b with ike and tina or doing the heavy rock stuff she did after, "what's love got to do with it?" it all came from the same place in her. the music changed around her but she remained a constant element. karina: let's go back to when she started performing as a teenager in the tennessee rhythm and blues scene. you mentioned she then met ike turner for her career. that was the start of her success. but not personally in her marriage. she even opened

san francisco city attorney david chiu to present our next award. david has had an illustrious career in public service on the san francisco board of supervisors, the california state assembly and now the first asian american city attorney in san francisco. please welcome, david. chu. come on over. i. good evening. i am so honored to join you tonight for the 19th annual asian american academy awards event here. and in case you're wondering every single person in this room. you are on the a list. for the asian american capital of our country , and that is here in san francisco. it's my honor to help recognize an organization that for 40 years has reflected and embodied are asian american community. my guess is there are many people in this room who have a grandparents or great grandparents who went through angel island. angel island, as we all know is not just a spot on a map. it's not just a beautiful view of the bay. it was a former detention center, where over a half a million immigrants from over 80 countries once passed through, and i think many folks know if you've ever been there that there are inscriptions in the barracks where there used to interrogate and

uc berkeley, san francisco state university of san francisco. we have the ability to take that and expand it. but i also feel like working with the governor working with our business community, working with our labor communities. and we have that we've been convening a working group that's looking at how to imagine think about the future of we need to do more of that. we need to have a vision and a plan. but first and foremost, as you say, there needs to be. commitment to making our state our streets safe and our streets clean and people have to feel welcome. and so that's why we just supported 25 million dollar budget supplemental to the department of public works to ensure that they have the resources to get out there higher their staff, get them on the ground, keep our clean. and then also finally, you know, get out there, as i said, get the numbers of officers back up so that we can have presence and make people feel if you're a business, i would be absolutely. i'm thinking about how we can give opportunities incentives to work in partnershi

senate bill 76 was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener.would allow cities to create outdoor entertainment zones where businesses can sell alcohol. the senator said the bill will help make public spaces more vibrant, support local businesses and help with economic recovery. post pandemic now goes to the assembly. all right. here is a look tonight at what is trending right now on ktvu dot com. memorial service was held today for banco brown. and we have just learned tonight that his family is planning to file a civil wrongful death lawsuit tomorrow against walgreens brown, who was suspected of shoplifting was shot after an altercation with a security guard at that san francisco walgreens store. and surveillance video shows a group of thieves break into an auto repair shop in berkeley and steal four cars that belong to customers. and tonight regal cinema is bringing back its $2 movie deals this summer. you can buy those stories and much more around the clock at our website ktvu .com. coming up and inspiring story from remarkable centers, a st

year old was shot and killed during an altercation with the security guard at a san francisco walgreens. the lawsuit statesarmed, and it claims the security guard did not need to use deadly force in this suspected shoplifting incident. san francisco's district attorney has declined to pursue homicide charges in the case. and emotions boiled over during the funeral for banco brown at san francisco's third baptist church. this was part of that chaotic scene yesterday. you see the number of people involved benko, brown's family began arguing with one another shortly after the memorial service began . at one point, it looked like a physical fight might break out. pastor amos brown says he understands the strong emotions tied to banco brown's violent death. in mirrors. the pathological experiences. of black folk in this city. the display of raw emotion continued outside the church, where many mourners gathered around the casket to say their final goodbyes to banco brown. san francisco's archbishop is angry that marin county prosecutors reduced the charges against a group of catholic church protesters. five peop

. >> happening now, fashion students at san francisco state are hosting a community fashion show.way 2023. kinetic. the 28th annual spring fashion show showcases the graduating classes latest creations and ideas. well, giving the community a chance to support emerging artists. the event is being held at the university's annex building. the doors opened at 6 and the event begins in about a half hour at 7 o'clock. >> still ahead, we will introduce you to the first vietnamese owned winery in napa and show you how they got started in the type of wine tasting offered there and a positive change at san quentin prison. how a special program. >> helping dogs and people alike at that facility.

cunningham is an associate journalism professor at san francisco state surfing photographer and documentary filmmaker. she's captured some of the sport's biggest stars from the most unusual angles. but what's more shocking than some of the images she captures is how she does it. getting a shot is very challenging. you're dealing with water. the ocean stuff. my arm is attached to the cameras. i can't really use my hands to swim. i just kick with my fins. we joined cunningham as she headed out to shoot at san francisco's ocean beach, the deadliest beach in the bay area. when we were there, the waves were small but choppy. what you see at the surface fails to show the strength of the current. still she was more than 200 yards from the shore without a flotation device waiting for the wave, and then the surfer, the surfers coming through the wave and the surfers coming down the wave. i'm kind of going up the wave, and we kind of do this kind of yunyang parallel. movement and i try and, you know, try and intercept at that most critical part of the wave. cunningham described getting the shot as th

. >> san francisco state senator scott wiener calling for a public release of additional information on the shooting death of banco brown. today we are releasing a statement saying in recent days the steady stream of information has become public regarding the shooting death of banco brown resulting in significant public doubt about the security guards claim of self-defense. the shooting has caused profound and growing concern in the community, particularly among black and transgender san franciscans. transparency with the public is critical. therefore, i am calling for evidence concerning banco brown's death, including video and witness statements to be released to the public. >> now been go brown, a transgender man was shot and killed by a private security guard just over a week ago in front of a san francisco walgreens. investigators say the security guard believed brown was shoplifting and threatening him. the guard says he shot brown in self-defense. after reviewing the evidence, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins chose not to bring charges against the guard. now pro

today, san francisco state senator scott wiener said if transit fails, the ripple would be felt through housing, business, and the environmental sectors. while some lawmakers though, they remained skeptical. >> public transportation is in crisis. if we do not act to save it, we will cause deep and lasting damage to california's economy, our environment, our housing affordability, and our quality of life. >> public transportation is very important. even those of us who support it, they are not willing to give the blank check given their inresponsible spending habits over the past many years. >> in april, the governor announced $690 million for transit projects. most of the money is going to regional county wide systems. >>> the drought emergency coming to an end in napa county. the board of supervisors made it official today. one year and three months after the emergency was first declared. the county officials emphasized the need to keep conserving water, saying eight of the past ten years have been deemed dry or very dry. >>> and after a winter record breaking snowing pa, levels are so

boom in the late 80s i started doing new construction and then when i moved to san francisco, i went to san francisco statee fascinated with the architecture and got my contractor's licence and started painting victorians and kind of gravitated towards them. my first project that i did was a 92 room here in the mission. it was the first sro. i'm proud of that and it was challenging because it was occupied and i got interior and exterior and i thought it would take about six weeks to do it and it took me a whole year. >> nita makes the city more beautiful and one of the things that makes her such a great contractor, she has a magical touch around looking at a project and bringing it to its fullest fruition. sometimes her ideas to me might seem a little whacky. i might be like that is a little crazy. but if you just let her do her thing, she is going to do something incredible, something amazing and that will have a lot of pop in it. and she's really talented at that. >> ultimately it depends on what the customer wants. sometimes they just want to be understated or blend in and other times they let me decide

after finding refuge in san francisco mark went through the san francisco unified school system and earned bachelor degree from san francisco state in 1976. couple years later when he and sisters were watching joggers they were inspired to create a shoe store. mark dedicated 44 years of life to transformer one of san francisco earliest specially stores for runners into a $44 years of life to transformer one of san francisco earliest specially stores for runners into a highly successful multi-million businessism passion for helping others was evidence providing high quality shoes and customer service and made sure staff were knowledgeable and bio mechanics to insure top tier service and conducted three month training program that included shadowing and hands on experience for every member of his staff. what a loss to our community. mark unparalleled commitment to providing customers with attention and care made a significant impact. his presence will be greatly missed and memory will forever be survived by beloved family and friends. thank you. >> thank you supervisor melgar. supervisor peskin. >> submit. >> submit. thank you. sup

bill that would have paved the way for some cities to pilot safe consumption sites, including san francisco. state senator scott wiener authored the bill. >> it was a lost opportunity when the governor vetoed our safe consumption site legislation, but hope is eternal and we will continue to try to collaborate with the governor and others to find public solutions to this crisis. tara: meanwhile, hope that the governor will reconsider as this new form of state support hits the streets. >> it is not going to be as successful, like we do not have a public health intervention for people who use drugs. dion: we have been committed to covering this ongoing issue, including with our abc 7 originals documentary called injecting hope. tara campbell traveled to vancouver, canada to examine north america's first ever safe injection site and see how it works. you can watch injecting hope no one demand on our abc 7 bay area streaming app. several banks bids to take over first republic bank. federal regulators set a 1:00 p.m. deadline today for banks to submit their best takeover offers. according to yahoo! fina

. >> todd: former ncaa swimmer riley gaines speaking out on men in women's sports at san francisco state university. watch. >> protesters in the room opened locked doors and shouting angry protesters forced their way in and rushed at me with fists raised, shouting and angry faces around me. they flickered the lights and turned the lights off. cell phone flashlights, some in my face and i realized i was at the mercy of the crowd and assaulted. >> todd: gaines shares this video, showing protesters screaming in her face. she had to barricade herself in an office for three hours before she was allowed to leave. she is fighting to keep biological men out of women's sportses. group of sorority sisters suing university of wyoming after they say they were forced to receive a transgender student into their organization. they are living in fear. we were promised to have a sisterhood, our national sorority failed us. >> it is disheartening, when you are a man, you are treated as the victim. >> never thought this would happen to me, especially in a sorority, in a space for women. >> having that pers

the day is known as suspense day 2 affordable housing bills authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. they needed through today. the first would allow faith institutions to build affordable housing projects on their excess land. well, the second would simplify affordable housing construction in areas not meeting state mandated housing goals. the bills still have a ways to go first. they need approval through both chambers and if they make it that far, eventually they will make it to the governor's desk for his signature. >> it's been a really rough few months for california's senior senator dianne feinstein. her office says she the suffering from complications from the shingles virus. kron four's gayle ong spoke with health experts about shingles and the senator struggles. >> on thursday, senator dianne feinstein's office confirms the senator is suffering from ramsay hunt syndrome. doctors say it can occur when a case of shingles effects of facial nerve close to an eye. the other complication and set alight us an inflammation of the brain. that's a much more dangerous manifest

san francisco lgbt center says it's trying to help partnering with nine lgbt q centers and other states where rights are under attack. we see it as a responsibility. to be able to connect with some of the states that are experiencing some of the hardest, um challenges right now. and the sf lgbt center says they're providing supplies and support to those other centers as a prize is they're hoping that corporate sponsors will still step up this year, despite the challenges to help support pride events. julie jana katsuyama in the newsroom tonight. thank you, janna. the state senate approved a bill that would lift travel bans in favor of a new program to encourage acceptance of the lgbtq community. california law ban state funded travel to 23 states over laws that discriminate against lgbtq people. the new bill would create a donation driven fine to create inclusive messaging, state senate president pro tem toni atkins said. the travel ban has kept californians from engaging with people from states where lgbtq rights are under threat. bill now heads to the assembly. tens of thousands of pe

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state parks will determine the next steps. today is the 45th celebration of san francisco's carnival. p.m. congratulations to the class of 2023. san francisco state held their commencement ceremony. graduates and families returned to oracle park to walk across the page. the event ended with a firework show. congrats to all of them. let us get a check the forecast as we start the holiday weekend. lisa: it is great in san francisco. 52 downtown, 56 in oakland. san jose, 58. 55, santa cruz. 54, santa rosa. upper 50's inland and that is when we see a bit of clearing. the wind is up to 24 miles an hour out by the delta. it is a breezy day. the clouds peel back and we will see temperatures well below average. actually today will be warmer than yesterday. 70, fremont. we will talk about a cool down and the rest of the holiday weekend coming up. liza: goodbye rolling blackouts. why energy experts believe that california's grid is in a good place moving forward. abc 7 >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> wit get to work and school and they ca

. >>> the san francisco mayor wants lawmakers to include extra money for public transit in the state budget. london breed says transit agencies are crucial for the economic recovery. she says we cannot continue to thrive without public transportation. the directors say they need a multi-million-dollar subsidy to avoid layoffs and cuts. >>> thank you so much for joining us on this thursday morning just after 5:00 . it will be cool over the next several days in the bay area. >>> we are mild across the bay area but unseasonably cool with daytime highs 5 to 10 degrees below average. it will be beautiful with plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. this morning we are off to a chilly start. it's almost the weekend and for many of us we have a long weekend so let's get you ready for the forecast. we will talk about the travel forecast coming up in the next 15 minutes. we have morning clouds rolling in and back out to the coast leaving us with sunny skies in the east hills all the way down into san jose. it will be cool over the next couple of days with mild weather kicking off next week. da

san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. 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

he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music]television. >> asian american pacific islanders may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month about san francisco the asian-american about the history and curtain or encouragement. >> about fun and family and food. >> about all of us celebrating each other together after celebrating the cultural tradition a our future. >> showing you the regular things like the families and connecting the japanese heritage and my heritage in hawaii and other asians around the city and world and growing up with the bay area. >> asian american pacific islanders

the state attorney general now says he will review the san francisco case where a suspected shoplifter was shot and killed by a security guard. the reaction from people who attended a rally for the man who was killed now that the state attorney is taking a second look. two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. may 20/4 certainly some cool, breezy wind out there. i felt it walking in from the parking lot, steve. it's going to be pretty chilly today. for us. yes no doubt there's a huge fog bank out their fifties. attempts and we are going to be well below average, a lot of activity, mainly north and east of us, but it will continue up in the mountains for us, though. temperatures quite cool here sixties and very, very low seventies, well below average, especially inland. alright we'll say good morning to sal, and hopefully it's quiet out there. it is nice and quiet out there. there's not a lot going on just as we like it. let's go right to the great maps a

lyanne: selina is going to major in psychology at san francisco state. others learn there are benefits to being grateful, especially during hard times. adil: a shout out to all the teachers who made me who i am, you know, and just god bless everyone, so thank you. yeah. lyanne: today as they filled the paramount theater, their lesson in perseverance ended with a well-deserved celebration. [applause] in oakland, leanne melendez, --lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. ama: so well-deserved. dan: absolutely. congratulations. let's move on and talk about the forecast. ama: let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel about what is coming for the week. sandhya: we are talking about a warm-up that you will definitely feel if you don't feel it yet. from our oakland airport camera, we are starting to see some high clouds. it is certainly nice out there for oakland che tech high schoo, the weather will be fantastic. congratulations to you. 5:00 as you arrive, before the graduation, 6:00 underway, as you head out the door and leave, it 57 degrees and cloudy. as we look at air