and then also the alcatraz cafÉ.bviously, people after a long trip to alcatraz, often times want food. they want a nice experience to recount what happened while they were there. this is an opportunity to allow that but allow it in a first-class way along the lines of what the parks and servants he have put in place. we think this is a great addition to an already exciting offer to visitors. i want to take a quick walk-through the project timeline. these discussions started nine years ago. six years ago this month, they opened the public scoping. for the federal national and environmental policy acts process. a year and a half later in 2014, they agreed to their role as a cooperating agency for the plan. they draft environmental impact statements in 2015. project staff began meeting with stakeholders including the south toledo city council. the court approve the term sheet for this project in june of 2016. the board of supervisors, in october of that year. as we get to the next slide, we see the rapidfire of things t

as we look towards alcatraz, a pleasant august day with concord right now and oakland has 65, livermoreown to the low and mid- 50s with fog along the shoreline. sun up on friday at 6:15 am, the high will stay in place over the desert southwest. in parts of nevada almost touching winnemucca. a few storms boiling and clouds and fog later on tonight, a bit breezy, especially near the shoreline. hazy sunshine for just about everyone with temperatures coming up a little bit. they will dip as we go to the weekend. air quality suffers a little bit and there could be smoke in the bay area. we are downgrading this to moderate air-quality. for friday, high temperatures a bit warmer, 92 at concord, san jose 84, oakland 72. the south bay tomorrow will have 83 and plenty of sunshine. 84 for milpitas. the east they will get son we go to little more under the influence and the affect of some smoke. d2 in santa rosa, 86 at petaluma. stinson beach 68 and mill valley, 76. up where they are battling the blaze near clearlake, the numbers tomorrow are in the mid- 90s with winds picking up. there are red fla

. >>> it is the final get-together on alcatraz.alcatraz alumni association will host the last reunion at the prison on sunday. the association made up of former prisoners and guards and families and children who lived on the island. members will share their experiences and give tours. organizers say future reunions are uncertain as many people who once lived in alcatraz have moved away. >>> apple insists iphones do not eavesdrop on conversations of tech users and third-party app developers do not have access to audio data. it said in a letter the only thing the iphone listens for is hey, siri, the trigger for the voice assistant. apple sent at letter in response. >> sadly not listed oncrati craigslist but you can own the house it was launched. the home is on cole street in control valley built in the 1900s. craig newmar started the business and moved it to nearby offices. it's listed for just under $1.4 million. >>> the harlem globetrotters well known for their on-court trickery but this basket takes the skills to new heights. watc

it's really unclear how much of alcatraz still has the ear of the president these days and donald trump himself did tweet something about a day ago if i just look at my notes he talked about the senseless senseless death and division of what happened last year and that we need to come together as a nation but as you can see that statement is a lot more generic than of was and it really belies this divide that has seemed to exist in the administration over these sorts of issues among many others so a vulcan trip at this point we can say is generally speaking for herself and perhaps speaking for the administration whether or not she's speaking for her father is very unclear my last friday in washington thank you so much for that update. naso has launched a groundbreaking mission to unlock the secrets of ahsan. due to a late technical problem the probe finally lifted off from cape canaveral in florida three two. zero. lift off the flight closer to the sun than any spacecraft before its mission is to study the atmosphere around the sun nasa hopes to find out more about what's known as the s

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. >> and as we look out toward alcatraz, we can see low clouds out there as well but there's something new coming next week. we'll tell you about in the forecast after our break. of downtown san jose today... for th pride festiv >>> supporters and members of the lgbtq community filled the streets for the annual silicon valley pride festival. about 100 floats rolled through downtown and tech companies made a statement. we're in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: at this year's silicon valley pride parade looks a little bigger and more boisterous with a bit more swag, you're right. given the state of affairs in our national politics, santa clara supervisor who's openly gay says there's one person to thank for today's large turn out. >> i think we do have trump to thank because we all understand we need to get involved, we have to be active. our rights are really going to be on the line. and one way you sort of participate is you join these activities that are happening. you get involved in politics as a way to fight back. >> reporter: now in its 43rd year, it's ballooned to about 100

the high 78, and look at this murky view, yes, this is alcatraz where you can see the fog here and a cool day in the city. right now it is 67 in santa rosa. you've dropped off significantly 85 by the delta, 91 in concord, livermore checking in at 86. fog and haze from emeryville. spare the air alert tomorrow. temperatures trending downward this week, below average, and for the rest of the week, should be near seasonal averages. hour by hour shows that as the fog continues to push across the bay tomorrow morning, that will allow for a slower burnoff. you can see the fog is filtering into the san pablo bay, the east bay. as it does burn back we'll get a cooler afternoon, and a more generous sea breeze. but still, some haze in the atmosphere. temperatures in the 50s to start out. 59 in san jose. 60 in lakeport. and if you're spending time in our north bay tomorrow it's going to be cool, some kids going back to school to start out in the 50s and 60s. but by the afternoon, upper 70s, a little hazy out there, and we'll continue that cooling trend throughout much of the workweek. but if you

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presidency well now the white house has indicated other critics i soon face similar action committee alcatraz ports. first hinted at last month u.s. president donald trump has made good on his threat to revoke the security clearance of one of his biggest critics former cia director john brennan any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with mr brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior traditionally former high ranking u.s. government officials retained their security clearances to enable consultations on pressing issues the white house charges brennan and others are trying to make money off that access profiting from public speaking events through book sales and even as t.v. commentators i think donald trump has badly sullied the reputation of the office of the presidency brennan has also been a vocal critic of trump on twitter the white house says it's pulling but it's clear it's specifically for contradictory and erroneous testimony before congress alleging he falsely denied the cia had infiltrated senate staff members computer

. >> is it a good move to defend your campaign manager by comparing him to al cappen sent to alcatraznd stabbed in the laundry room. >> why is al ka pony. >> yes the esteemed company of alfonz and hess his theodore bundy and charles manson. right this way. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, o

i was training for the escape for -- from alcatraz and i biked all over the city. one of the scariest moments on my bike was on ocean avenue, or actually, on the grey highway. i was riding my bike, at the car started to come into the lane as they were turning bright and i had to pound on the side of the fan so as not to get run over. i understand how important bicycle safety is and how important it is to make sure we are implementing changes in our roadways a cyclist feel safe and pedestrians feel safe so that our kids are safe. so to see this unravel today, to see all of this today is a very -- it is a long time coming. we have to do more of this all over the city. this project enhanced safety for pedestrians, cyclist, motorist and transit riders and it made it more beautiful. we have a newly planted -- wanted median and street trees in a public plaza which will be great to. especially for the target shoppers over there. and i think residents will also be able to walk safely down the streets and enjoy this new area. i just want to say that the collaboration of all

. >>> the national park service invited the alumni of alcatraz to a reunion. the park service says it will be the last one. last year there were just 12 former guards and inmates as the residents grow older and die. there is a limited number of tickets to the public. they'll hear about life and conditions on the island. the cost for tickets is $35 each. they go for sale on the alcatraz cruise website. >>> let's see what sal is seeing on the roads right now. everybody behaving for you? >> yes, for the most part. we have a nice looking commute out there within the normal bounds of a commute, for example. at the bay bridge, we do have a back up that is about 10 to 15 minutes long but we do have a lighter than usual commute when it comes to the 880 ramps coming down to the toll plaza. we're also looking at interstate 880 itself and it is getting a little crowded driving past the coliseum. once you get to downtown oakland it looks pretty good. no major problems on the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge. the dumbarton bridge is starting to fill in all the way to the

. >>> thank you and good morning, what a cool shot, that is alcatraz in the distance, there's the argonautphotographer chris is out there and you can tell it is foggy. lots of birds out and about, same with joggers, right now is a decent time to be outside as long as you have a sweater on. if feels cool and damp. we do have moisture in the skies . this is a live look from the kpix 5 roof camera of the bay bridge, you can only see the bottom row there. here's a look at temperatures, 52 in san francisco, oakland 56, concord 59. this is the coolest time of the day, also the time when visibility is low. it continues to drop for the next several hours before this burns off. half moon bay visibility down to 1.7, petaluma low all morning, down to .3 a mile and santa rosa less than one mile. wind speed's not too breezy but coming from the west so bringing in some cool air. that is also pushing and cloud coverage to places like fairfield and vallejo. a southwest wind has not let up and fairfield, 29 mile-per-hour sustained wind. napa breezy as well. thanks to the wind, the air quality doing better

a live look, this is alcatraz, but you can see really poor visibility, thanks to that fog going throughstrait right now. that's ushered in cool temperatures this morning. 55 right now, good morning san francisco. we have sunshine inland like danville, we're up to 70 at this hour. the sun is efficient at warming us up, when we have it. santa rosa, 52 degrees with that follow. later on today, it will get warmer. remember, we'll have that haze in our atmosphere because of some smoke from our wildfires to the north. so a spare the air day is in effect. along the peninsula, 80 for mountain view later on today. we'll see sunshine along the coast, 65 for half moon bay later on today. 66 in downtown san francisco. it will feel a little cooler today compared to yesterday in the city. 63 forty. 80 for vallejo today, 84 for san rafael, 85 for sonoma. 72 berkeley later today. 80 in fremont. inland, where we already have the sunshine right now, we'll warm into the 90s this afternoon. 93 in san ramon. brentwood, one of the warmest spots, headed to 96 degrees. it does get warmer as you go east into th

: a world where carlos could do things like he had never done before like take his first trip to alcatraz. he made friends with staff like his dorm supervisor trisha goodwin. >> he was very quiet, very shy but for whatever reason, kind of just seemed to get me and i think our personalities of his first jobs, managing the basketball team. >> he didn't know what a rebound was. he didn't know anything but he stuck it out. >> reporter: and he blossomed taking on more responsibilities. junior year, carlos got nominated to be a students rising above similar. >> both of my parents was undocumented. i was also born in mexico so i always knew i probably wouldn't have the opportunity to go to college or if i did, it would be very hard. >> reporter: it was hard but carlos became a daca recipient and got into cal state los angeles where he studies television production. >> i don't think i would be where i am without hanna and sra. >> reporter: during summers he still comes back to hanna where he works in bookkeeping and calls trisha his co-working. >> it's humbling. sorry, that makes me emotional. yo

cruise ship terminal, the traffic, without the horn blower wasn't there yet when they were doing the alcatraz cruises. our thing is the amount of foot traffic. it has to be one of the highest foot traffic areas in san francisco, that with the streetcars and amount of traffic. we just feel the place has been completely under utilized for years. we live across the street, 152 lombard and samson. i have been in the neighborhood for years and go to pier 33 and hill stone and go to all those restaurants in the area. it's just been an under utilized space there. so in the future, the future projections are based more on doing catering in the community. hopefully engaging more with the neighborhood groups with the hotels we are going to build in the future years. i was on the board of the fisherman's wharf association for 7-8 years. from the community benefit district. we have already reached out to them as far as working with the hotel groups and stuff like that. we see catering as our biggest growth part of it. the problem with butterfly, they had a very small bar in there, probably 8-10% of their

a little bit of fog towards the golden gate bridge and alcatraz.bers running fairly cool. 52 degrees. you see low clouds. you might worry if you have flight plans. good news there. hk camera looking at the control tower, temperatures in the low 50s. visibility at ten miles. hazy skies close to san mateo. smoke around the east bay. walnut creek, temperatures in the upper 50s. as you see san jose hazy skies. smoke around the santa clara valley and 59 this morning. and due to the smoke around some of the east bay and south bay, ground level ozone our typical summer issue for air quality spare the air day today. we'll see if that gets reposted again for tomorrow. numbers this morning are quite chilly appeared the north bay. grab a jacket maybe for about the next hour. 46 degrees in santa rosa. 52 san francisco and 60 in livermore. overall, temperatures running a little bit cooler this morning than we saw about 24 hours ago, especially around the north bay. 40s for the morning. look at the temperature reversal by the afternoon. some spots climbing by mo

reporter: a world where carlos could do things he'd never done before like take his first trip to alcatraz. >> and i hadn't ever really done stuff like that before. >> reporter: he made friends with staff like his dorm supervisor trisha goodwin. >> he was very quiet, very shy, but for whatever reason kind of just seemed to get me and i think our personalities matched. >> reporter: she got him one of his first jobs managing the basketball team. >> he didn't know what a rebound was. he didn't know anything, but he stuck it out. >> reporter: and he blossomed taking on more responsibilities. journal year carlos got nominated to be a students rising above scholar. >> both of my parents are undocumented. i was also born in mexico. so i always knew that i probably wouldn't have the opportunity to go to college or if i did, it would be very hard. >> reporter: it was hard, but carlos became a daca recipient and got into cal state los angeles where he studies television production. >> i don't think i would be where i am without hannah or sra. >> reporter: in his spare time he runs the occasional hal

now putting aside that we've all taken tours of alcatraz and it wasn't exactly nice digs. what do we make of this? i'm putting this to you first,icatelyn. >> the last thing they wanted was for the from the compare him to al capone. >> alfons capone. >> his full name. >> but we're seeing this. the white house has been saying they don't know what the president's reaction to the paul manafort trial is. they haven't spoken with him about it. but we heard from the president for the first time this morning only on day two of this trial is expected to go on for two or three weeks. what exactly his feelings are as he's watching all of this play out on cable news. and this is also coming as the president and white house are trying to downplay paul manafort's role in the campaign. that's been their strategy for months, and we've really seen them ramp it up, including from kellyanne conway and rudy giuliani. so inside and outside of the white house. and even from the president himself saying that he was only there for a short period of time. paul manafort was there for a very crucial

passengers get glimpses of the bay and golden gate bridges, sausalito, alcatraz and in the east bay from 3,000 feet before the plane zooms to its destination. a close look, it is beautiful, but that's kind of hard to do in thyuean'tay b be running late. >> no. >> has to be clear. >> that's true. >> especially from sfo. to hawa your best chance. >> really? >> out of sfo. >> because the piltsz are trying to give you like a pre-vacation look before you go over the pacific. i appreciate that. thank you, pilots and captains for looking out. >> it's neat when you can fly over the city and the fog is coming in. sticking up through it. it has a wavy line. it's neat. if you can get a chance to see that. let's go to hawaii is what i'm saying. >> okay. >> all right. take a look at what's going on, weather wise, since we're stuck here. never more than seven minutes away. mostly sunny and hazy for all of us. a few high clouds will roam our sky. clouds and mist return the next couple nights and minor tweaks throughout the forecast. a look at the cloud cover and notice by the time we get to noon it's s

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good pr move to defend your former campaign manager by comparing him to a gangster who was sent to alcatraznd stabbed in the prison laundry room? and i love how he calls al capone alphonse, like they're golf buddies. [ laughter ] he was fantastic, one of the great throat cutters, believe me. the president also today had a suggestion for attorney general jeff sessions. he wrote, this is a terrible situation, an attorney general, jeff sessions, should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. bob mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the usa. and you know, while some might say this tweet telling his attorney general to stop an investigation of him is obstruction of justice, luckily for donald trump, nothing matters at all anymore. all the cages at the zoo are open and we're just running for our lives. president trump had a rally in tampa last night where for once he was humble about his performance on the job so far. >> they just came out with a poll, did you hear? the most pop

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including occupying alcatraz action and then going and thing -- and taking over wounded knee. it raised awareness in the most dramatic way. of native peoples indigenous rights. fbi intervention happened. on august 8, we are still not yet at that democratic national convention. at the republican national convention, a black people work held. in miami florida richard nixon was nominated. half 1 million soviet troops invaded czechoslovakia. they crushed a popular movement there. proof to much of the new left that's heaviest dutch soviet communism was not for us. it was corrupt. that is the buildup to august 28, when the convention started. the 26th. the police confronted protesters outside of the democratic national convention. hundreds were arrested and beaten in grant park. ultimate we it led to -- ultimately it led to the fight. later they called it a police riot. this made mayor daley the first infamous. police -- police are here to preserve disorder, not created. october 4, i'm just going to finish up. because making my argument that this was a global phenomena, mexican stud

and it was our many alcatraz here. and, -- writes revolution. i don't know how many gay indians read the paper. it was a double revolution there. and then kent state happen. we came out late for kent state. inside, we had this tough coverage. but there was a paper called the san jose redeye, that ran this graphic. somehow, that really appealed to us. it was just, oh, my god. can you believe they did this? mickey mouse wearing a richard nixon watch. >> result 35 papers very quickly. >> people wanted a second pair of jeans. the u.s. was out of vietnam. so that was it. of course, the irony of course, is my book on the underground first coming 10 year. but, this was the ride and the -- art and politics around political movements. a couple of thoughts about today. we will have a whole panel on august 8. hope you come. don rose, charles whitaker. the young activists [ inaudible ] be here to talk about the legacy. the revolution didn't happen [ inaudible ] which are now the counter, counterculture is attacking multiple points of view. -- the vern -- jo

alcatraz, you can see the visibility and the fog is in the atmosphere, and the numbers are in the 50sit is looking like the camera is frozen, but it is not. westbound 92 is not moving. this is due to the disabled vehicle to high-rise. you up to 56 minutes. it is better if you continue south to 880 and then 84 for the dunbarton bridge, but i would avoid this if possible. reggie? >> yes, that is looking nast >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, academy award winner j.k. simmons. and from "orange is the new black," danielle brooks. plus save time, save money. learn how to "hack my life." all next on "live." [upbeat music] and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ♪ come on, baby, come on ♪ let me get to know you >> ryan: good morning. hi, guys. >> ♪ no, i won't ♪ let you down, oh, no cause be. good morning. >> kelly: hi. [cheers and applause] hi. [cheers and applause]

its daring actions which don't happen right then, but are about to happen you including occupying alcatraz island clrks is their first action. then going on to occupy and take over wounded knee. will raise the issue i think in the united states, in the most dramatic way, in 100 years, of native people's indigenous rights. and bring down intense fbi intervention into their movement. on august 8th, we're still not yet at the democratic national convention. eight black people are killed outside the republican national convention in miami, florida. when richard nixon is nominated. eight people are killed at that demonstration. on august 20th, half a million soviet bloc troops invade czechoslovakia to crush a popular reform movement there. proof to much of the new left that soviet communism is not for us and is corrupt. so that's just the build-up to august 28th. when, i don't know if the convention started then. that's, is that when it started? 26th, the police confront protesters outside the democratic national convention. hundreds are arrested and beaten in grant park. walking down, ultimate

that was our mini alcatraz here. and the gay rights revolution. so, i don't know how many gay indians red the paper that issue, but i'm sure some. but we did a double revolution there. and then kent state happened. but we came out late for kent and inside we had this tough coverage, but there was a paper called "the san jose red eye" that ran this graphic. somehow that really appealed to us. it was just, oh, my god, can you believe they did this? so, it's mickey mouse wearing a richard nixon watch. that was our best-selling issue. they sold 35,000 very quickly. and then the seed soldiered on until 1974. in the midst of crying for the revolution we had to pay our taxes so we wouldn't close down. i was gone by then but they stopped paying them and the tax man came. it was just -- it was just time. people -- the ad base was gone. people wanted a second pair of jeans. people were burned out. the u.s. was out of vietnam. even though the war raged on. so, that was it. so, of course, the irony, is my book on the underground press got me tenure. but this