the alcatraz setup from aquatic park. we live at the park.ll have an update coming up. >>> police in san francisco are searching for whoever red paint in the christopher columbus statute near coit tower. it looks like this. early this morning. the vandalism happened yesterday the italian heritage parade was going on in north eat and just before the columbus day holiday. vandals also road, kill all colonizers at the base of the statue. investigator checking video from security cameras in the area for flu. >>> the family of a tech ceo report of it missing while visiting the bay area says he was found dead in her onto her car and san jose. the body was discovered saturday night in san jose. the 33-year-old she was the ceo of tinker renters and was in palo alto on business and do that day to return her rental car and catch a flight home to sell lake city. someone who's on the facebook page seeking information about the rental car with her body inside her family and friends say she now had to history of mental health or drug problems.>> it is inco

this is not the standard alcatraz island.e were over here, and all the people were making announcements on how this. they will be having these very sacred ceremonies. we are not allowed to video or photograph any of that. this is a very special moment. we will be bringing you live to the parts we can take you to all morning long.>>> the main highlights what happened just as the sun is coming out.>> about 7:17 am. mary would have the exact time right after seven.>> we look forward to seeing what they are allowing us to see. another do have very strict rules on what could be photograph. thank you.>>> this morning the friends and family of two men shot and killed at a halloween party was submitted. it has been one year si andstil. >>> they marched for justice yesterday fowitnesses to speak up. this say dozens of people likely washed the shooting unfold. police say a fist fight broke out and one of the men pulled out a gun and started shooting killing the 22-year-old and 23- year-old. >>> for once in your life, do the right thing

.>>> a live look at alcatraz island. the special sunrise elevation. housing gone. >> it is incredible. is really easy to be had. it is the second annual day that san francisco has recognized. take a look at what they're doing. right now they are 1700 people here to commemorate 527 people. today honors the cultural resiliency. it is also the 50th anniversary of the occupation. a 19 month long stretch. will be the rest of the morning. they are asking us to stop taking pictures. we're going to send it back to you. >>> a fatal crash in santa rosa knights of power it's almost 500 people. the accident happened at 3 am. one woman was killed and another one in critical condition. it is closed as police are investigating. those crews trying to get power back on. just as quickly as possible. in richmond this morning, highway patrol still investigating a fatal collision with a pedestrian that left one person that. happening at the offer. chp did close down that offer up for just a few hours while they were doing their investigation into that crashed. so far no w

of alcatraz. you are seeing people getting in the canoes to go out. this is to commemorate 50 years since the occupation of alcatraz. let's show you the video. people came from all across the western united states. saw them this morning unloading their canoes bringing them in by trailer and there is people represented from at least 15 different native american tribes from california all along to british columbia. they are here to mark 50 years since the native american occupation of the island of alcatraz. a demonstration of american rights and sovereignty. we spoke to participants that made the trip here with their canoe from seattle, washington and one of the tribe's elders took part in the celebration 50 years ago and the newer generations wanted to come and pay respects. >> we want to honor the legacy that came here 50 years ago and continue the tradition in a good way. >> back out here you can see a couple of people out on canoes in the water here. this is near san francisco's aquatic park. t

they were watching what they are calling the alcatraz canoe journey. all morning long, we have seen participants from different tribal organizations heading out in their canoes. the plan was to paddle around alcatraz island, which many of them did. they set out around 7:15 this morning. now, some of the first canoes are back here at aquatic park. they represent tribes and organizations from california to british columbia. it is a way to commemorate 50 years since he native american protests and occupations on alcatraz island. it was a demonstration of awareness about native american civil rights and sovereignty. organizers of this event say the occupation of alcatraz was a pivotal moment in civil rights and native american history. >> before the occupation, native communities were targeted for assimilation, termination, and relocation. after the occupation, a new era of native american self- determination was inaugurated, and the occupation had a huge role in sort of jumpstarting that ship. >> being a part of our canoe family and being out there and re

in 1969, native american protesters took over alcatraz. demonstration was aimed at promoting the rights of indigenous people on columbus day. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: a chill in the air welcome to the people taking part in the alcatraz cano journey. they set out in san francisco. >> i'm sure it's going to be like this emotional, like, powerful like once-in-a- lifetime experience. >> reporter: on board these boats, representatives from at least 15 different tribes and organizations from across the west coast paddled out to alcatraz in their canoes and circled the island. >> it was a little bit bigger than i expected it to be. keep moving. >> reporter: their journey commemorates 50 years since a milestone in native american history. >> the occupation of alcatraz in civil rights history and native american history. >> reporter: 50 years ago, activists from across the country came to alcatraz to occupy the island. they sought to return it to native american control and while that didn't happen, it did spark a movement and hel

coming up, we will also set sail to alcatraz. she will be live on the island with the special.>>> people are investigating after multi car crash in san francisco 75 people to the hospital last night. this happened at around 8 pm. pictures from the scene show three cars with front end damage. rescuers rescued at least one victim. at least one person has life- threatening injuries. >>> the friends and family of two people shot at a halloween party what it. it has been one year since that shooting and still no arrest. they marched for justice yesterday calling for witnesses to speak up. this ain't dozens of people likely was that shooting unfold. it have been that the towing services. if this fight broke out and one the men started shooting. >>> for once in your life to the right thing. you had to pay for what you did. >> the district attorney says there state and county programs to protect and relocate witnesses go forward. >>> attend scene playing out like a hollywood thriller. stockton police drew their guns on a film crew using

, a man named richard oakes said alcatraz is not an island, it's an idea. and the idea was that alcatraz would serve as a symbol for native rights and native people, a symbol of our resistance. >> 2019 marks the anniversary of the occupation of alcatraz. in 1969, native activists and students occupied the island, cataloging the indigenous rights movement. it seemed only fitting for this group to mark the moment on indigenous people's day. >> we've been here forever since time immemorial, and we'll be forever here. >> for some, rowing through the bay was tough, the water cold and choppy. but the experience spiritual. >> i really felt the presence of the people who went before us, the people who fought for native rights 50 years ago, people who are fighting for native issues today. and the land, seeing the sun ter come up. it was a very emotional spiritual experience. >> in addition to the celebrations here to mark indigenous people's day, there were also others around the area, including a music and arts festival at yerba buena guards in san francisco. repor

native american protesters took over alcatraz.it's like it was a demonstration promoting the right of indigenous people on columbus day. allie rasmus is life to explain what is happening. drop your at the ekwonna park near the hyde street here and you can see some of the canoes they used for the commemoration that started before sunrise, with more than a dozen of the commutes headed out on the water. they welcomed the people welcome the new journey setting out and services go. talk i'm sure it is an emotional powerful once-in-a- lifetime experience. >> reporter: onboard representatives from the city different aid american tribes and organizations from across the west coast paddled out to alcatraz and canoes and circled around the island.>> it was a little bit rougher than i expected it to be. >> reporter: the journey commemorating 50 years as a milestone in native american history. >> the occupation of alcatraz with a path breaking moments in native american history. >> reporter: native american activist from across the country ca

while that did not happen, it did energize a movement. >> the occupation of alcatraz was a pathbreakingoment. in civil rights history and native american history. what met at last report, police were still investigating who doused the statue of christopher columbus with red paint and wrote the phrase kill all colonizers and destroy the monument. history is still being written wh in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to berkeley, where immigrants' rights activists rallied late this afternoon on behalf of dreamers. activists along with elective officials said they want the state senate to pass a bill to protect immigrants who were brought to the uss children. activists say more than 1 million people could lose their rights to live and work in the u.s. under new trump administration policies. the rally took place at mlk park incorrectly near city hall. >>> a former white house official says testified near close doors today for 12 hours in the basement inquiry against president trump. naomi hill was a top national security expert on russia. she resigned shortly before

while that did not happen, it did energize a movement. >> the occupation of alcatraz was a pathbreakingin civil rights history and native american history. >> reporter: that last report, police were still investigating who doused the statue of christopher columbus with paint. a clear statement that history is still being written when it comes to native american culture. we are life here in san francisco. christian calf and ktvu fox news. >>> already then, let's take a look at the weather out there. that's a butcher the last couple of days has been cooler. this is a spectacular departure from last week, when we had the heat, bad air quality, the pg&e issues, not the story this week at all. you have got a low center up in here. you got a low center in here too. that's the this morning. that is like to purchase did not get that warm today. this guy appear kind of slips through as we go into the next 36 hours, probably more onto wednesday when we could see a slight chance for a sprinkle. the main impact will be a few clouds and moderating temperatures. we will not see those 90s and those bi

the 50 year anniversary for alcatraz and the american community house.ith all of our ceremonies, we celebrate life. we celebrate what creation has given to us. we celebrate the waters, the earth, the moon, the stars, the skies, the animals -- all things that we depend on and need and coexist with equally. in alcatraz, from what i know, they are taking canoes and going to visit the island and they're having their ceremony there in unison with the ceremonies happening here. amy: also, the doctrine of discovery. if you could explain what that is. last year representatives of indigenous groups in the u.s. and canada went to the vatican to request retraction of the doctrine of discovery. explain. >> that was -- that is the beginning of it all. in 1493, that is when the doctrine of discovery was created. , cope of alexander vi. >> and what that does is it gives dominion for white man or for christians come over non-christians, rather, indigenous people, us. if you're not christian, if you're not christian people, are not considered human or there is nobody the

to honor 50 years since native americans occupied alcatraz island. >>> san francisco police looking for whoever vandalized the statue of christopher columbus on telegraph hill was someone putting red paint on that statue over the weekend and wrote the words, kill all colonizers and destroy all monuments of genocide. that statue has since been cleaned. >>> a lot people lost money and it was entirely unnecessary. >> pg&e hit was sanctions due to the power shut off that affected about 1 million customers and thdemocratic cand prepared to take the stage and we preview the contenders joining the already crowded democratic field. democratic field. >>> thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. is tuesday morning, october 15 and i'm pam cook. >>> i'm dave clark and it's a chilly tuesday morning. >> a lot of fog and cool temps. we have a cool down with may be rain and north of the golden gate, not a lot but in advance of that, fog is pushing along with some pockets of thick fog and water temps are cold. 53-58 and bodega bay, a brisk 58. most of the temps are low 50s. santa cruz, low 40s and

. >>> the native american occasion of alcatraz island 50 years ago will be honored on indigenous peoples day. the canoe journey sets out at 6:00 a.m. this morning. canoes representing tribes from the west coast will circle the island to celebrate the anniversary of the 1969 occupation. organizers say that's when nativetude activists occupied alcatraz launching the current era of indigenous rights. >>> the desperate search continues for a man still missing in the rubble of a collapsed hotel in new orleans. the danger rescuers are facing. >>> dramatic video captured a wrong-way driver barrelling down the freeway. the explanation given by the person behind the wheel. u' nerore than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. lisa is here with that this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have a bit of patchy fog from the peninsula to the north bay. so if you're riding along the coast, you may run into that. up in santa rosa, visibility about a quarter mile. it's 40 in vallejo. 53 in san francisco. it is 50 in san jose. so once again, numbers in the 40s, 50s, and little

the alcatraz canoe journey starts out it 6 a.m. from aquatic park in tampa cisco. >>> police in san francisco searching for whoever covers the christopher columbus statue withpaint. it happened yesterday. the same day as the italian heritage parade in north beach into the day before the columbus day holiday. the person also wrote kill all colonizers at the base of the statue. investigators are checking video from security cameras in the area. >>> now that pg&e has restored power to two main people the utility is facing criticism over how to handle the massive public safety power shut off. the last group of customers had sent heather power restored by 6:00 on saturday. the ceo says the safety of worked as intended to prevent airlines from striking wildfires during high wind. he also apologize for the lack of communication with customers. saying the company was most adequately prepared. the website repeatedly crashed in the call center was overloaded. >>> we talked with the energy reporter from december cisco chronicle about what pg&

activists at alcatraz do something they have never done before. >> and i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. a really pleasant evening out there. but later this week, we'll find do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> firefighters continue to battle the so-called saddleridge fire that's burned nearly 8,000 acres in los angeles county. that fire now 43% contained right now. firefighters from the alameda county fire department are on the front lines. they posted this photo on twitter this afternoon. abc7 news reporter robb hays from our sister station in los angeles has the latest on the investigation into how this fire started. >> when the flames of the saddleridge fire were first spotted, they were moving fast and right near homes in sylmar's rancho cascades neighborhood. >> oh my god, fire, big. i got scared. i'm crying. >> it was like an explosion. just up. and the whole mountain gets on fi

as he wrote alcatraz's takeover had not happened. it's kind of uncanny that the reviews were november 9, 14 and 18, alcatraz, the takeover november 20th. it's all unfolding in november of 1969. the trail of broken treaties, those things are not quite imaginable at that particular moment. and soap in the book he surveyed the landscape as robert warrior recount 1970 to imagine the kind of plan of confederation. the niyc would recruit and train native youth to form the next cohorts of leadership. they would coordinate policy across stripes. they would lobby congress and the administration and a.i.m. would press the politics of the street. it's actually a pretty good vision for how things might have unfolded. they didn't unfold that way but not to say it wasn't a good vision. to trace the origins of the book in the institutional political activism would be to focus in on the three years my father served as direct oor of the national congress of american indians to the end of 1967. and custer presents what he frequently offered as a stand

so your 4 zone forecast in the home front 84 san francisco, maybe alcatraz about 7484.n't see these kind of numbers and 80's along the northern end of the peninsula up to the bayside burlingame 85 upper 80's as we head south a little bit here, mountain dew 8689 palo alto 88 for redwood city meanwhile to the south bay upper 80's to near about 90 places like morgan hill. got spare of eights. 86 going on santa clara, pair of 8 also for cupertino more 80's of course along the east bay shoreline and inland. getting awfully close. at 89 for tri valley 88 for dublin and 88 lined up as you can see all the way up to concord and meanwhile upper 80's also to be found on the east bay shoreline 2.88 for oakland, richmond 8590 sonoma. napa comes in 86 with 91 santa rosa. back to the 80's heading south and the north bay beach is not looking bad either point re around 70. and 69 stenson beach so let's get into this now and the 7 day little bit warmer tomorrow we talked about bloom drop-off this is on shore flow. then by wednesday and wednesday night thursday got to watch out for offsho

organizers say that's when native students and activists occupied alcatraz launching the current eranous going into next year we hope we can find a solution that works not just for the city but also for the state. >> ting says he plans on sitting down with city officials in the coming weeks to discuss plan b. >> the city of san francisco is getting closer to finalizing plans to close market street to tyffialsaylonghe tomorrow. street to private vehicles would make it safer for everybody. the idea is to transform the two-mile stretch of market street between stewart street and octavia boulevard so cars would be able to drive across market street but not turn on it. >>> berkeley police are looking for the man who robbed a customer at cafe strada. this happened just before 11:00 saturday night. the thief grabbed a laptop from someone who was sitting on the patio out in front of the this is across the street from uc berkeley on college avenue. >>> in the south bay we're waiting for record from police on the identity of a body found inside of a car. the family of missing tech executive er

occupied alcatraz island. >>> it's 5:58 and san francisco police are looking for whoever vandalizedof christopher columbus on telegraph hill. they put red paint on over the weekend and wrote the words, kill all colonizers and destroy all monuments of genocide. the statue has since been cleaned up. >>> police in mount shasta are investigating a bizarre homicide case where a man turned himself into police confessing that he killed at least four people near sacramento. they said he drove to the police station yesterday with a body in his camurdered more people and the bodies were at his apartment in roseville and police in roseville confirmed three more bodies were found in the home and authorities believe the man is the only suspect and it appears no continuing threat to that community. >> there is this distance between the two jurisdictiat the scene and the detectives in mount shasta, they are really trying to backtrack to figure out if there are additional crimes committed or additional scenes and that's information i just don't know. >> authorities have not told the name of the sus

his great aunt, opel victoria, was part of the native american occupation of alcatraz and refuses todiscuss being indian, trading it like it was something that could decide for themselves when they were old enough, like drinking. orville instead turns to you to to learn dancing by watching hours of footage. he raised himself stolen from the back of this closet to attend the first powwow. for the first time he will hear the big booming drama and the intensity of the singing like an urgency that feels specifically indian. as all the characters congregate in the stadium, the connections between the characters are embodied as parent-child reunions become possiblparent cs old relationships are renewed. it offers hope for reclaiming heritage or simply making money. the bullets had been coming for miles, years. we've been fighting to eradicate highest as a present people come th,modern and relevant, alive oy to die in the grass wearing feathers. the sweeping courageous and unflinching ending is as bloody as the shakespearean tragedy and is painfully contemporary as a viral news story. for e

. >> reporter: tribal nations from around the world came here to alcatraz island today 50 years after indians of all tribes occupied it. as the sun came up over the bay, 1700 people commemorated 527 years of indigenous resistance. they gathered to honor their resil yensy. >> i came here with my family and they were original occupy years. those were my teachers and educators growing up and so to be able to help to coordinate the event for the past 11 years now, it is really an honor. >> the morning's events were somber and respect fum. it was honing the land through prayer, song and dance and raising the profiles on their face like global clat mat change. >> standing up together and saying no, we need to stop fossil fuels at the source and we need to wean ourselves as a country from using dirty fossil fuels because that is the human cause of global climate t physically here were remembered too. this tee pea and these dance searched honored the missing girls in the united states. >> events willacross e city of san ntfrue recognizin jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police are still

organizers say that's when native students and activists occupied alcatraz launching the current era of indigenous rights. >>> the desperate search continues for a man still missing in the rubble of a collapsed hotel in new orlea the arfang >>> dramatic video captured a wrong-way driver barrelling down the freeway. the explanation given by the person behind the wheel. >>> first now a live look outside this morning. lisa saying it's cooling down a little bit? >> well, we'll get a cooler second half of the week. the first half of the week will be pretty much the same. certainly a chilly start to the day with low clouds and fog making some inroads into the north bay. the peninsula. we're starting out with typical cool numbers. look at visibility, zero here at pet lumina. 0.3 miles up in santa rosa. we widen the perspective, this system pushing into the pacific northwest for the second half of the week will bring cooler tarting o wednmpll 44 in sunnyvale. up in the north bay, how about that 38 in novato, 54 in alameda. newark checking in at 46. cooler in our inland east bay. where we hav

alcatraz new journey six out at 6:00 from aquatic park in san francisco. >>> take a look at. this happened yesterday. the very same day as the italian heritage parade in north beach. and one day before the club is a holiday. also, the vandal wrote kill all colonizers. at the base of the statue. security camera videos the area is being checked to find out who did it. >>> now that pg&e has restored power to an estimated 2 million people , the utility is facing criticism over how it handled the massive public safety shut off. the last group of customers heather part restored by 6 a.m. saturday. the ceo said the same safety shut off work as intended to prevent power lines from sparking wildfires during high winds. but he also apologized for the lack of communication with customers saying that the customer was not adequately prepared. the website repeatedly crashed in the call center was overloaded. >>> we also talked to the energy reporter from the san francisco chronicle about what pg&e m have done differently. >> the communication was a mess. and the worst part about this it wa

the journey commemorates 50 years since native american activists went to alcatraz to occupy the islandso native american control. that did not happen, but they did energize a movement. >>> san francisco police are looking for the person who vandalized the statue of christopher columbus on telegraph hill. someone doused it with red paint over the weekend and wrote the phrases "kill all colonizers". the statue has since been cleaned and the graffiti removed. >>> still to come, and up close and personal look at the bay area's homeless problem. >> when you are sleeping there, do you think about having a real bed? >> absolutely, every night. >> i originally visited a homeless encampment and we will bring you the stories of some of the people that live there. >>> in the north bay, a woman taking shelter in her car becomes the victim of a drunken- driving crash. why witnesses say they are not surprised the fatal accident happened on this particular street. >>> also ahead tonight, the washington nationals have officially become the cinderella team of the baseball playoffs. in sports, mark will

no reports of any raindrops or she had beautiful sight over alcatraz looking back toward san francisco right now but that today we have a decent numbers of those cooler 63 degrees that's below the average in the san francisco 66 in oakland, 70 degrees. in san jose 74 degrees in livermore 73 in concord today and 72 degrees in santa rosa. so with that cloud cover we held those temperatures down a bit you can see pretty active out there. and the pacific we've got a couple storms one right here and then fall right behind with another one that will brush across california too but mostly energy so far with this storm system headed up in the pacific northwest really all the way in oregon and now making its way to far northern california, they're picking up some showers there nothing really having get the raindrops going to moving up in the chest area as well eventually they across some of the higher peaks to get a littlenow. dry here around the bay area right now probably going to change as we head toward 10 maybe 11 o'clock. maybe we start talk about some showers entering parts of the north

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high fire danger in the days to come as for now though it is actually a pretty nice start to the alcatraz of that bubble of fog slowing exactly >>has it's a very thin marine layer this that's because we actually do have a very dense dry layer right on top of it so any sort of marine influence as get past right down right top of the day there is alcatraz right there kind of a cool shot. you don't often see fog low across the day just nice start to the morning now as we make our way into the afternoon fog is not going to be a part of the picture at all we are going to see nice clear skies yet again for your 3rd day of festivities for a fleet week which is currently taking place obviously a mid 60's for your temperatures today just a touch cooler than yesterday. now of course those winds we've been talking about those are going to kick uplater in the day today so keep the jacket with you because those winds are going make for a brisk evening ahead of us certainly just a nice little bite to the temperatures as the sun goes down now as far as conditions go right now i mentioned the fog that is

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the alcatraz takeover had not happened. it broke the same time the first reviews of "custer" came in. it was uncanny. alcatraz, the takeover, november 20. it is all unfolding in november of 1969. the treaty to take over at wounded knee, those things are quite unimaginable at that particular moment. in the book, he surveyed the landscape of indian country and thought. he would come later to imagine a kind of plan of consideration. youth tod train native form the next cohort of leadership. the tribal chairs organization would coordinate policy and legal strategy across tribes. the ncai would lobby congress and the administration. congress. press it is a good vision for how things might unfold. it did not unfold that way. not to say that is not a good vision. so one way to trace the origins of this book and that kind of institutional political activism would be to focus in on the three years my father served as director of the national congress of american indians in the fall of 1964 to the end of 1967. in "custer," p offers a

high guys it's going to be very similar to what we saw today, but some even hotter in some spots alcatraz breana district you're going to both be at 74 degrees tomorrow. high in downtown san francisco at 80 degrees, same goes with the mission district and we're looking at some very warm temperatures at the coast as well you're not even going to ly gal a relief for some of the beaches, especially half moon 82 their elgar not you're going to be 81 upper 70's in daly city expected tomorrow afternoon and then along the peninsula, we're seeing those 80's as well kick up, 81 degrees in millbrae 84 expected in burlingame and the mid to upper 80's continued to d redwood city and into woodside 87 expected for the high tomorrow afternoon. yourself a zone, completely full of 80's mid to upper 80's. no matter where you look 86 in camel and in saratoga tomorrow, 85 in downtown san jose. the upper 80's continuing dublin pleasanton livermore so no you'll be at 85 5 degrees. and then we're going to start to see temperatures creeping up near 90 for conquered and for walnut creek both topping out at 88 tom

> taking a live look outside from the exclusive camera looking north, you can see the smoke over alcatraz. meteorologist, mary lee with more on the winds and red flag warning for the bay area. >> we are watching the winds pick up this afternoon and they will continue to increase, especially as we head through tonight. right now, some of the strongest wind gusts, hillsboro kills 40 miles an hour wind gusts, pine flat road, elevation of 3300 at 45 mile an hour wind gusts. the oakland hills 41, mount diablo 38 mile an hour wind gusts and clear lake 36. for the kincade fire, firefighters are up against north northeasterly when's at 28 miles an hour, sustained gust up to 45 and relative humidity values down to 20 %. the northbay mountains above 1000 feet under a wind advisory not until 11 am on wednesday, due to gusts up to 65 miles an hour. red flag warning now in effect for the northbay, east bay hills and valley, the coast, santa cruz mountains. gusts up to 65 for the mountains, the valleys up to 35. extreme fire danger, we talk about when we see the peak wind gusts taking hour by hour on f

going to be tested it to bed so we've got a mostly clear skies out there right nottle hazy out over alcatraz. >>a beautiful shot of the road walk out there right now and looks like we could see some fog over a has a little bit later on this evening temperatures today actually running below the average f we've had fome above average day 62 for a high in san francisco, 16 in oakland 74 degrees in san jose 80 today and a little bit above the average and limb or 70 right at the average in concord and 76 degrees in santa rosa numbers outside right now we've got some cool 50's along the coastline, the sea breezes kicked in to cool down the temperatures there still some 60's inside the bay and some 70's showing up in some of the valleys that off the coastline, though that's a pretty impressive cold front. most the energy that going to head up the pacific northwest and up into canada, rowling a kiss the trailing edge of that system, but there's still slight chance. we could see a couple rain drops for for tomorrow, we're looking lot of sunshine a little bit stronger sea breeze along the coastline an

. >>> hundreds of indigenous people gathered on alcatraz at dawn. they came to remember the 50th anniversary of the occupation of the island by native americans. the crowd held prayers saying and dance. >>> pg&e is admitting it needs to do better than next time he decides to carry out a public safety power shutdown. the audit just last week caused confusion low risk areas. wilson walker on why the fixes won't come quickly. >> reporter: this time last week we were preparing for the big shutdown. it did not go well. chances are the next time will look very much the same. >>> one thing that is probably quickest and easiest to correct is the communication. maps are not really clear. >>> you couldn't find anything.>>> also lessons learned that i think will be correctly quickly.>> reporter: teaches a course on power systems at uc berkeley. she's at the past week has been an education and pg&e's ability to manage such a large scale shutdown. beyond those indication failure she said real grid solutions just will not come in the short term. >>> we have to ge

we got video of the native americans celebrating indigenous people day by alcatraz and some came up to show disdain for the christopher columbus statue. workers spent the day taking the paint off and at the base including all of the words, destroy all monuments of genocide. a dispute whether columbus was a spanish or italian explorer but many locals are upset with the show of protest. >> the colonization of the united states, i guess, initiated the pride of the indians here which is a shame so there is something to be said about that. i don't know if this is the way to express that. >> they probably don't want it there but it is part of the history of our nation and also a monument here so i can't imagine why anybody would just tear it out or what we would replace it with and why that would be productive. >> reporter: police have surveillance video and are going through it to catch who responsible for the vandalism. meantime, out here we just spoke to one of the native american protesters and she would like to see the statue taken down and replace it with a native american statue so we

. >>> indigenous people from across the country gathered on alcatraz at dawn to remember a moment in bay area history.to the island to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its occupation. by native american tribes. they came to remember what they call 527 years of indigenous resistance and survival in the americas. the morning's events were somber and sacred. >>> i came here with my family and my family members. original occupiers. those were my teachers. and educators.>>> there were prayers and songs and dance and those who were not physically able to attend were remembered. atp erected honored indigenous women and girls in the united states who were victims of crimes.>>> crews in san francisco has spent the days cleaning up the christopher columbus monument. it was discovered yesterday splattered with red paint and the words destroy all monuments of genocide and kill all colonizers. bas ofnew world exp have been the target of frequent attacks because of the treatment of native americans in the federal holiday in his name has been changed in many cities to indigenous peoples day. >>>

now though outside yeah catherine senate looking good out there right now little hazy out toward alcatraz but a beautiful shot out over the bay and not much in the way of white caps either so winds are whipping around out there, but we do have a little bit of a sea breeze. temperatures today, a high of 62 degrees downtown san francisco, 68 in oklahoma 74 degrees in san jose right about the average 80 degree slightly above average in livermore 78 degrees in concord and 76 degrees in santa rosa. all right some clouds moving in along the coastline, you see so that patchy fog out there but how about that is a significant cold front that is developing off our coastline right now looks like most energy from the system is going to help the pacific northwest and up towards vancouver where kind of cuts the trailing edge of that system what we may squeeze in a couple of raindrops temperatures outside right now 70 degrees in redwood city just over the hill, though cool 55 bundle up in half moon bay down to 52 now pacifica 66 in san jose 72 degrees in livermore 58 in san francisco a little bit of a b

will be chilly out there overnight tonight though clear out over the golden gate and out toward alcatraz right now and back toward the city of san francisco's we've got high pressure start to build am tomorrow it will make for a chilly morning early on but some of the overnight lows going to be down in the 30's but as we head toward the middle of the day in the afternoon were up in the 60's and also the 70's literature skies overnight tonight going to clear out very nicely in fact, no fog speak of all around the bay area tomorrow morning. a clear over the sierra nevada as well going to see some very cold temperatures probably down the 20's and 30's there, then things may start to get a little late today on wednesday into thursday, a weak cold front going to approach the bay area before falls apart leaving behind a couple clouds maybe a little cool down on thursday. temperatures begin cool overnight lows. it's going to be chilly in parts of the north bay get ready, but love this cold numbers on the way just a taste of things to come by day it will be dyson comfortable though a 60's in the

midnight to about 2 o'clock in the morning, then those will start to diminish somewhat the beautiful alcatraz right now nice and clear skies you can see sunshine everywhere you go. and that's why it's going to stay temperatures today kind of cool down just a little bit as we had that weak system kind of slide through 63 degrees in san francisco after set high of 69 yesterday 68 in oakland today was 74 degrees comfortable and sunny in san jose little more checking in 7570 degrees in concord and 78 degrees santa rosa all these numbers pretty much running below the average all around the bay area but not bad and we'll go the other way. but first we go see this system come through tonight, you can see is bringing some showers up in the pacific northwest that trough kind of sad lingering down into california that's going to wrap up some of the winds as high pressure starts to build in behind it so you're going to be little blustery at times to the evening temperatures coast side in the 50's we've got 60's inside the bay 71 degrees in concord 66. in livermore 68 degrees right now in tehran 66 in ne

coastline check it out the cruise ship right there lined up in san francisco looking good toward alcatraz clear skies right now high pressure just beginning to build and so haven't seen that real offshore wind kicking in just yet and you're still seeing a bit of a sea breeze now in the san francisco, 11 miles per hour 22 at sfo, little more of a northerly component to in panola at 9 miles per hour and 10 miles per hour mill valley, but we're going to see those winds picking up as we head into saturday night into sunday and that's what worried about the possibility of fire danger got a pretty impressive storm system off the coastline. but you also see that big dome begin to roll in toward california that's a sign that ridge of high pressure and here it comes. temperatures outside right now still a very nice friday evening, 73. in san jose right now 72 in dublin, 70 degrees in oakland, 69 in san mateo over the hill 60 degrees in pacifica 65 in san francisco, 70 in berkeley and 72 degrees in the napa valley. tonight we're going to see clear skies and cool temperatures still and then tomorrow

right now we've got mostly clear skies nice out over the golden gate bridge, a beautiful out over alcatraz san francisco looking good clear everywhere you go. nice and clear right now will lead to a cool night ahead and holding on some nice temperatures but again you get this clear skies not much moisture in the end these numbers going to fall off in a hurry 50's already in pacifica 63 in san francisco, 72. so warm and concord in the 70 in the napa valley 73 is saying alina 74 for friends in cloverdale 66 degrees in petaluma overnight lows again going to be the weather story tomorrow morning, italy's be chilly in the north bay valleys they started out the 30's. i think they'll be back there again for tonight, not quite as cold mtybe a degree or 2 warmer but still chilly 40's and 50's elsewhere around the bay area to start out your day. hey you know what you have the high country media we're looking good member they have the snow up there now but things kind of quieting down across the high country and that's some good news as we're going to see some nice weather here too is high pressure k

there is a -- alcatraz. there are food courts, going to be live music and other activities. live in san francisco, alessa harrington, ktvu fox tv news. >> right on cue, the street cars. >> and the weather, really. beautiful. >> beautiful out there. >>> and time now is 709 tomb. terrifying moments in new orleans as part of a hotel collapses. >> coming up, the rescue efforts on the way and all of the damage. >> and controversy at the radioedio as the governor signs two more laws. . >>> another pretty start to the day. good morning to you. a live look there over san francisco. we do have a cooldown in store for your bay area sunday. i have details coming up. >>> 7:13. happening today, a march in east palo alto to call attention to the unsolved deadly shootings of two young men at a party a year ago. the group mothers against murder is organizing the march following a mass at saint francis of assisi church in palo alto. the mass begins at 9:30 and they will march from the church to the east palo alto police department. the group is asking witnesses to come forward and help find

dry air now is starting to be eaten away by this flow pattern, sweet things around to give you the alcatraz shot, nice color is a shun the background there nice. red orange is at work as you can see the city break behind all of that winds again little bit an onshore wind leftover kind of very boy's you get to the inland valleys, a little bit for now. this is post this little front. so now are the working on clearing out our skies, whatever clouds are kind of lingering give a little time to clear out essentially a mostly sunny afternoon. but you'll notice even the inland valleys will be a bit cooler today than yesterday. temperatures on the board so far little chilly up there to santa rose at 38 elsewhere. 50's and 40's mixture because we have more moisture in the atmosphere here even out to the in the valleys we have lower 50's at this hour. and so we're actually in many cases a little bit ahead of where we were yesterday drier air tends to move around up and down a lot where when you get more moisture in the air it doesn't move as much a test stay more stagnant. here's a view of what we go

you know, when kaepernick was out there in alcatraz, and they appointed him indian or you know, honorary chief, he said this is like a chapel here with the priest down here talking we're all married to our lord jesus christ. he is just unbelievable for what he has done to us and i hope we can have a statue out here. >> next speaker. >> tom, i wish for this board and the mayor to create and sign a national petition for the complete ban of all assault semi automatic rifles and wells in an the united states. let other towns, cities and villages sign up. an opportunity to get some local majority out into washington too the people who are here. we don't need these weapons that kill people. we just want it changed. and i think the cities are the place where we can get the most amount of change. we're closer to the people. and the people that we need. direct television, again, is canceling out or threatening to cancel out channel 2, ktvu and channel 7. if you are a broadcast station and you have news, a local news affiliation you should not be able to be canceled or cut off from your broadcast.

. >>> on the 50th anniversary of the occupation of alcatraz, there was a cannoo journey around the island. in 1969 native activists and students occupied the island for almost two years sparking the rights movement. after the ceremony, the group took part in an arts and music festival. >>> san francisco police are looking for whoever vandalized the customhristopher columbus statute. crews removed the paint that had been splattered over the statute. a message had been left on the base reading destroy all monuments and kill all culinizers. >>> moving on, do you have your real id yet? >> a message coming from the dmv for those californians if you have yet to get one. >>> the san francisco art gallery, where an expensive etching was snatched off this eas easel. >>> door dash is going beyond delivery. what they're bringing to the bay area. >>> we have a cooldown today and a warmup tomorrow and followed >>> a piece of artwork was stolen from a san francisco art gallery, but images of the thief was captured on surveillance cameras. >> as he strolled down the sidewalk with the artwork in his hand