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and a few years back when it was brought to my attention that ancisco,d with our an ay t late former mayor lee to secure the funding for this project. and at the end of the day, we actually named it ed's neighborhood. so the -- i wanted to say this interactive, life-size set has been launched this year, as a pilot. and we're excited to roll it out to the rest of the san francisco unified school district elementary schools this fall. as you will see, i will show a real short video of this so you know what i'm talking about. can you just show it? >> to look and feel like san francisco. and so our knowlede and our experience of our city streets and our sidewalks, i think, helped develop the design and, as you see, it's a model of san francisco. the ribbon-cutting was the first time that we had churn walk through ed's neighborhood. it was really exciting to see how much fun they had. they really -- they were pointing out things that they recognized. i think they learned a lot we asked kids how they got to school. and it was interesting to hear things that they noticed about san francisco

the orr willstseile l puts whth >> reporter: in san ancisco tonight, speaker representing war-torn nations across the globe spoke at the war memorial. including mexico who delivered >>is message. every country has the right to implement its own border policies. this should be done within the framework of a international role. >> reporter: the action does not and they administration zero- tolerance policy that led to more than 2000 children being separated from their parents. under the order, families will now be together for 20 days. beyond that it is possible they could be split up again. as they await their fate through the courts. kpix 5. >>> new video tonight shows a bay area man skilling the white house fence. take a good look. according to the mercury news, the man in red is 29-year-old alexander miner, he is from walnut creek. his familyssg o hreedwerteks ago. im you can see the secret service closing in on him before taking him into custody on monday. the white house went on lockdown for 15 minutes as a result. alexander miner now feral charges, including attempted burglary, he als

n ancisco. 59 grjoconcord, 62, middle 50s tonight. oakland, your low, 56, fairfield, 58, livermore, mountain view in the 50s. these are your highs, not tomorrow, saturday, it will get hot, again. antioch, 102, middleton, sonny valley, 94 hot degrees. why the change? ridge of high pressure, simply changes location, way off to our west right now giving us a northwest flow coming from the ocean. that is like mother nature's air-conditioning, running at 55 degrees, the air above it. the fan is blowing towards us right now. not starting tomorrow. a north wind takes over. that ridge is now closer and the north wind means less of a notion influence. it will get hot and it will be 96 degrees at the marin county fair on saturday. sunny and hot, the heat begins tomorrow. the peak of the heat will be saturday. morgan hill, lower 90s. palo alto, next i -- the beach still in the 60s. 82 in mill valley tomorrow, 72 for alameda. sonoma, 92 degrees, petaluma in the middle 90s. peak of the heat, saturday. we cool off, sunday afternoon, you will feel t

that's where tech leaders come in companies like twitter, airbnb, and uber have almoved into san anciscohe last few years, and the infusion of highly paid engineers has been blamed for the city's housing crisisnd rise of mamelessness. ny tech leaders are looking for solutions to these problems ll the candidates addressed those topics, breed, the fron arunner,ears to have the most aggressive plan for building more homes. she's pledged to create at least 5,000 units of housing per year and has backed removing homeless people from the streets. medium ceo evan williams has donated $100,500 and jane king is proposing a $1 billion bond to stabilize the housing market and wants to make shelters more accessible and depl mobile showers for homeless people. her tech bkers include the ceos of start-up automatic and n desk. they donated $100,000 and also $50,000 respectively. the tech footpnt has expanded in recent years in part because of the policies of lat mayor ed lee, whose sudden death in .ecember sparked today's voters we talked to seemed divided i on tech'sluence in san francisco. >> without

white dodge charger near ofarrell and turk streets just after 3 in the afternoon..roberty rueca, san anciscoice department"we are lucky that the victim was able to escape and get herself believe she was able to use an emergency latch that was inside that vehicle"the victim -- escaping and walking away on van ness avenue with just minor injuries -- the suspects not so lucky. they were followed over the bay bridge -- later crashing at macarthur and peralta street -- one dead on scene of the fiery crash -- the other now in the hospital with life threatening injuries robert rueca, san francisco police department"we don't believe this was a random act. we believe the parties are own to each other. we are not confirming the relationship between the two suspects nor how the two suspects may know the victim at this time." (pam) a dispute between a landlord and a tenant .... ends with death threats and a kidnapping. you are looking at surveillance video of a 70-year-old kidnapping victim being escorted to safety by oakland police here on lorenzo avenue monday morning. the video shows the tail end of

along those lines, i want to make sure i let everyone know today, and announce officially, san anciscos joining with the rca of california and banning all business practices with the state of oklahoma. [cheers and applause] we will not -- we will not, as a city, continue to tolerate other jurisdictions that discriminate upon our civil rights, and certainly with her lgbtq community. we will continue to stand tall as a city, and stoned -- stand tall for exactly who we are as people and residents in our city. you know, i want to acknowledge the contributions of our late mayor ed lee and the things he did for the lgbtq community as well. he founded the federal mayors against lgbtq discrimination organization. but he did so at the national level. he started the player. the first and its client in our entire country. and it has been a great source of pride as mayor to continue this legacy. last week, the supervisors and i announced that the city of san francisco and i will be backfilling the four-point $2 million for hiv and aids funding that a federal government cut. [applause] together wit

the board's decision comes on the very sameay that san ancisco voters will decide whether to keep or repeal a similaran thatan francisco survisor approved last year. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. no excuses. the weather's almost perfect for everyone. >> clear skies, just a little wind, but really a nice night. as we get a look at our micro climate forecast you can see lots of blue sky. and what a difference in the temperatures, again, from the hot, hot weekend we had. concord was at t99 degrees, tody down to 79. livermore down to 74 degrees. we are going to ten wicontinue even cooler temperatures for tomorrow as we start to see the fog building back at the immediate coastline. at 2:30 inhe morng, mostly clear, right off here, offshore, cloud cover starting to build. as we hit 7:00, fog near the coast, isolated drizzle. maybe slow to clear out, even by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, you can see how we'll hang onto the cloud cover. might not see as mh clouds through napa and marin counties. certainly more of a partly cloudy to partly sunny sky as we hit your wednesday f

ancisco. >>> former fox news executive taking on senior communication's role at the white house.ox news says bill scheid of fox news met with president yesterday. he resigned from fox news letter of her questions about how he handled sexual harassment allegations at the network. his new job title is not clear just yet. the white house has been searching for a replacement for hope hicks, who resigned in march after admitting she told white lies for the president. >>> on to sports, a little bit of drama last night. at&t scoreless game. bottom of the ninth. brandon crawford hit the plate and did this. >> fast ball. wouldn't look away. >> high drive. right field. it is out of here! >> that would be a walkout for those that waited the entire night. beating the rockets 1-0 thanks to the crawford homer. bumgarner, seven scoreless innings. yeah, a little bad for brandon there. how about the a's? they beat detroit one more time. the record for hitting a home run in new england, tried. pulls it back in. jacoby jones. josh extended the lead in the ninth. the got two in the ninth. the wrap u

n ancisco, degrees, wind speed at 13. we see the breezes pick up. we might get gusts close to 30 around napa county. you see that here on the hour by hour wind forecast. as we head towards tomorrow morning, sea breeze ongoing. the wind speeds should come down. if you have evening plans, in the south bay, might hang on to 70s. pretty pleasant evening through 7:30. by 11:00 tonight, temperatures quickly dropping into the 50s. it has been a chilly sunday around the coast. you can see, santa cruz mountains, drizzle, not letting up there on the ocean facing side of the santa cruzame low c we head towards tomorrow morning. areas of drizzle possible. then mostly sunny skies and temperatures tomorrow could begin the upward trend. by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, we should see highs around san jose approaching the 80s. even mid 80s south of downtown. temperatures starting to climb on up. the coolest day of the week, likely we passed it today or maybe tomorrow. then 90s in reach as we get towards the middle part of the week and forward. you see 60s and 70s fro

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some of our recent here tm reunited pam in san ancisco with $107 of her money after a dating service billed her longer than she expected. mory got 6500 back after we threaded into her dispute with a clothing marketing company. and we helped land a $2,000 refund from an airline for kit ep in san jose andhere was an error with the fare there. maybe we could help you. call us at 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i hope to see you again tonight in downtown walnut creek from 5:30 to 8:30. >> meet in person. he's a good guy. >> and get out so you have no complaints to come and see -- >> especially in walnut creek. i have a look at the forecast because that will feel more comfortable today. this is cool and breezy in san francisco. and we're still seeing the clouds as we take a live look outside. it is twin peaks and y can't see the towers. and the fans are filling into at&t park and we have an early afternoon game so it is going to be windy and sunny, a have tun hping you out. and then making you feel better but the high there, only reachind theinds at times from the west at about 1

>> to look and feel like san ancisco. and so our knowledge and our experience of our city streets and our sidewalks, i think, helped develop the design and, as you see, it's a model san sco. the ribbon-cutting was the first time that we had churn walk through ed's neighborhood. it was really exciting to see how much fun they had. they really -- they were pointing out thingshat they recognized. i think they learned a lot. we asked kids how they got to and it was interesting to hear things that they noticed about etn francisco >> i t will have a great impact on the children who go through this tour because they will have knowledge of what they need to look for when they're navigating through the city. it's better to teach these things at a young age and they can take that when they're walking around in the real city. >> our intent is that ed's neighborhood will last for years and years and we'll continue each year to go to the schools, teaching about safety in san francisco. y, tha was a short clip that we did but this proj

. >> i did want to say that bill ancisco is requiring testing san every two years of the facility and bill has been conducting those tests. san francisco is one of the most rigorous in terms of maintaining vigilance ove over the emissionn the city. >> thank you. ms. higgins, anything to add? okay. so commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> i have a last question for public health. this goes to the 100 feet. that came from -- is it dpw pulling that in as a standard, or was that suggested or required by public health? >> yeah. that was, as i said -- >> 25 was for? >> it was originally in the planning code -- planning department's wireless guidelines is where that started when article 25 of the dpw was passe2 maybe, 2013, something like that. i think things were gleaned from what had been done with planning in that 100 from the requirement as well as having the health department review the reports was i think in large part taken from that existing review. >> i remember also from the last hearing, a different location, that it was brought up that the radius is something like 750 feet

this is to prevent and divert people from a life on our streets her in san ancisco. and when someone leaves the throes of homelessness, they will leave permanently with the resource necessary to make sure they get back on their own 2 feet. in the next fiscal year, this budget will create 200 new supportive housing units in san francisco. with these units, san francisco will have more than 7,900 permanent supportive housing units in the city of san francisco, the most percapita of any city in our entire country. along with our new units, i will be investing $1.5 million additional funds to support additional housing at our permanent housing sites. this includes $15 million to continue our nav fact center pipeline, helping to secure the creation of four new facilities right here in our city, including the first one dedicated specifically to women and expectant mothers. these resource heavy centers are critical to breaking the cycle of homelessness, poverty and addiction on our streets. we will fund programs that support families, we will fund program that's support the

that the -- that where we come up against each other follows tolicies of the city and county of san ancisco and the police department. and it's a very, very busy place, you know. mlionudg to manage, all the materials, the training, the management of personnel. the commander position meets regularly with the ptain, and deprts up ty cef meets with the budget director and the fiscal side of the airport to make sure that all stays in line. so, there's a lot of functions the technology division of the airport, pretty much falls directly under the deputy chief and we meet with the airport technology side. so, there is a lot of administrative function that goes into the task, and there's a lot of investigative patrol traffic investigation and special operations that falls mostly to the commander through his captains. >> supervisor fewer: ok. you are telling me it's more of a high level administrative coordination and oversight of the airport and something that a commander can't do. >> it's the -- it's the , 10-year planning position for the police department at the airport. how do the changes at t

to take some time to enjoy family in town and practice his patience.mark leno, candidate for san anciscor"win or lose, i just this this experience of the past 4-5 months has been one i would not trade in for anything. i feel very forunates to be in san francisco and be a part of civic life."london breed, candidate for san francisco mayor"it's been an absolutely amazing journey full of love, full of excitement, full of hope and i'm optimistic." ( robin ) bay area voters passed regional measure 3. it will raise tolls on most bay area bridges - except the golden gate bridge. the tolls would gradually increase by 3 dollars -- between 20-19 and 20-25. the money would pay for about 3 dozen transportation and public transit improvements. the measure was on the ballot in all nine bay area counties. and earned a majority of support in all but two counties: contra costa and solano. ( robin )in a closely watched campaign.... a santa clara county superior court judge was recalled by voters.. because of his handling of a high profile sexual assault case. kron four's rob fladeboe explains what's next.