years since the assassinations of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone at city hall. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports. this year's anniversary carried with it some extra weight. this is being played only in the event of my death by assassination a moment to remeerty and its allies gathering in the castro district sunday night marking 44 years since the assassination of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george masconi both were shot by supervisor ron white at city hall on november 27th. 1978 was like chaos people running around. i mean even the the guards didn't realize that there had been two murders carol ruth silver is a former san francisco supervisor. she served alongside milk and she too was a target narrowly escaping the same fate. i was at a breakfast and i had agreed to an extra half a cup of coffee just so somebody could tell me something else and yes, it was. it was really an amazing escape. last sunday night a similar scene played out right here at harvey milk plaza the community morning in wake of the deadly shooting at an lgb

they were both shot and killed this day at city hall in 1978. igil will also pave tribute to the victims at the recent shooting at club q in colorado springs where five people were killed. people will also demand change and call for violence against the lgbtq+ community. the gathering is set for tonight at 7:00 at harvey milk plaza. the abc 7 originals documentary murder at city hall is now available on demand and it tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1978. a wild trial and the twinkie defense. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream to watch. a day on the water for a family in the north bay ended up being a highflying adventure. >> can i have you just hang here on the rock? anchor: an unexpected turn that resulted in the coast guard having to come to the rescue. and new toilet troubles for san francisco. a $1.7 billion toilet proposal now repair work needed on a bathroom that is just days old. meteorologist: i am spencer christian looking at a winter like chill followed by winter like rainfall in my forecast coming j.r.

remember, early voting is available at city hall starting on october 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and if you don't vote early, be sure to vote on tuesday, november 8th. >> hello, i'm shanna with the league of women voters of san francisco. along with the league and sfgov tv, i'm here to discuss prove significance e a ballot measure that will be before the voters tuesday, november 8th. currently, under city law, various city boards, commissions and officials generally must review and make decisions to approve or deny the development of new housing. development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building code. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has affordable housing programs that offer housing for sale or rent at below market rate. affordable housing has restrictions on eligibility for households such as maximum household income. proposition e would streamline the approval process by exempting affordable housing developments from a number of approvals by the city if those developments c

more importantly bring the community together for the extraordinary celebration at city hall.ome a long way from walking down the halls and fighting for resources. it's why i'm so proud to work with the community and we were able to provide additional resources in the budget that had real impacts in the number of disparity in the community centered around communication and so many other and they communicated to my office and others the needs understanding and respecting the community. not telling community what they need but listening to hear what the community wants and how we as elected leaders can provide the support and resources in at the delig that. that's why tonight is so special. every single year we get better and better and closer to make the sufficient investment to serve and uplift the community in a way san francisco should. not just the population and numbers. we know this is a might yes force. it's about addressing disparity and making sure this community is an important part of the fabric of what makes san francisco so special. i just want to take this opportu

both were shot and killed on this day at city hall in 1978. he vigil will also pay big -- pay tribute to the victims at the recent shooting at club q in colorado springs where five people were killed. people will also demand change and call for an end to the violence to the lgbtq+ community. the gathering is set for tonight at 7:00 in the castro. the abc 7 originals documentary: murder at city hall is now available on demand and it tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1970 eight. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream to watch. a day on the water for a family in the north bay ended up being a highflying adventure. >> if i could have you hang here at the rock and i will bring you up. j.r.: the unexpected turn that resulted in the coast guard having to come to the rescue. also, new toilet troubles for san francisco. $1.7 billion toilet proposal now repair work is needed on a bathroom that is just days old. spencer: i'm spencer christian. beneficial rain is heading our way but first a frosty chill. i will have the accuweat

in california i thank mayor breed for hosting the filipino american history month in an (at the beautiful city hall and thank you, mir for the procolumnation you sign and the lighting ceremony later at the city hall and of course for your thoughtful words for the community. thank you. i thank the host committee and the filipino art's and other community groups for supporting tonight's even >> i thank all of you especially all the local officials and my colleague from the court joining us tonight. this year marks the 30th year since filipino american history month was first celebrated in the united states. through the spearheaded by filipino american national historical society. the friendship with the philippines and the united states has been strengthened over the years by our 2 countries people to people ties. made dynamic and vibrant by filipino american communities such as the one here in san francisco. last saturday october first the white house issued a statement by president biden acknowledging the passing of fill ponento americans in the united states when he said, throughout the nation's h

remember, early voting is available at city hall starting on october 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and if you don't vote early, be sure to vote on tuesday, november 8th. >> hello, i'm shannon with the league of women voters of san francisco. along with the league and sfgov tv, i'm here to discuss proposition i, a ballot measure which will be before the voters on tuesday, november 8th. the city closed certain public streets to private motor vehicles reserving the streets as open space for recreational purposes. these closures weren abilitied in response to the covid-19 pandemic. in may, 2022, the board of supervisors at the golden gate and safety program. the closed portion of jfk drive and certain connector streets in golden gate park seven days a week to private motor vehicles and reserving the street as open space for recreational uses. these closures do not apply to emergency vehicles, official government vehicles, inter park transit shuttle buses and similar vehicles authorized to transport people as well as vehicles making deliveries to the museum. the great highwa

you may also send your written comments to the office at city hall, the address is 1 drr carlton b. goodlet. final low items acted upon today will, pore on the board agenda of november 8 unless otherwise stated. madam chair >> thank you. call item one. >> item one, is easterns accepting an offer of public infrastructure and real property associated with 5m project declirg city property additional property as open public right-of-way. dedicating phase 1/2 infrastructure to public use. establishing official public right-of-ways ordinance number 1061 and appropriate findings members who wish to comment call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2484 878 4906##. and you would like to speak press star low and you indicate you raised your hand. >> thank you very much. madam clerk. we have to let a project manager with oewd and shauna gates who is a project manager with public works infrastructure task force. welcome. >> thank you very much, good afternoon. i'm philip wong a project manage with workforce development. if you allow me a moment pointing out my costume topical and seasonal on the str

you may also send your written comments to the office at city hall, the address is 1 drr carlton b. goodlet. final low items acted upon today will, pore on the board agenda of november 8 unless otherwise stated. madam chair >> thank you. call item one. >> item one, is easterns accepting an offer of public infrastructure and real property associated with 5m project declirg city property additional property as open public right-of-way. dedicating phase 1/2 infrastructure to public use. establishing official public right-of-ways ordinance number 1061 and appropriate findings members who wish to comment call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2484 878 4906##. and you would like to speak press star low and you indicate you raised your hand. >> thank you very much. madam clerk. we have to let a project manager with oewd and shauna gates who is a project manager with public works infrastructure task force. welcome. >> thank you very much, good afternoon. i'm philip wong a project manage with workforce development. if you allow me a moment pointing out my costume topical and seasonal on the str

in fact, down where we are here at city hall attend, has been set up offering just that. there are counselors that to help people come to terms with what is taking place. there's also an acceptance that the, all that the video footage that has been shown of the terrible scenes of the crush on saturday night do have an impact on people are aware and got people causing the stress and impact. some of the major broadcasters here have made the decision to scale back just how often and how much of those that footage they keep repeating on the used cars. and the president a rob has admitted that there are problems with crowd control in the country. so what is he calling for that's right, i mean, as this investigation continues, whatever the exact cause is of this crush and stampede, it is clear that there has to be a better crowd control at large events. even unofficial events is spontaneous, says street to protest and festival like this. and that's been accepted by president you. he has held a cabinet meeting where he says that, you know, for all of the sophistication and advan

this is the voting center at san francisco city hall down in the basement. there's no line, nobody needing any help with registration so far. just minutes ago there were groups of people coming in and asking some questions. you can register here if you're not already registered, or if you need to deal with any sort of voting issues, you can go ahead and do so at the voting center. voting in person is one of the ways that you can vote today. others have done so by mail. today here in san francisco they are expecting some 15,000 more ballots to be returned by mail. now, voters also have the option to drop off their ballot. here at city hall it's a universal voting center so it doesn't matter what district in san francisco you belong to. now, this voting center, as well as over 500 polling places across san francisco will be open until 8:00 p.m. and the same is true for other bay area counties. earlier this morning we spoke to evelyn mendez with the santa clara county registrar voters office. she spoke about the measures their office is taking to ensure free an

in fact, down where we are here at city hall attend, has been set up offering just that. they're all counselors there to help people come to terms with what is taking place. there's also an acceptance that the, all of the video footage that has been shown of the terrible scenes of the crush on saturday night do have an impact on people are aware and got people causing them stress. and in fact, some of the major broadcast is here, have made the decision to scale back just how often and how much of those footage they keep repeating on that use costs. and is for a minute sitting around the moody is expected to visit the site of a bridge collapse. the killed more than 140 people rescue workers have resumes such operations in the town of more be in your own state. police arrest at 9 people, including picketing agents, and employees of the firm, contracted to maintain the pedestrian bridge. us president joe biden has told oil and gas companies to lower energy in petrol prices. the americans will face a higher tax rate on the record profits. autumn has been threatening a windfal

started working at city hall. petersburg in the capital, he was already in the presidential administration, headed the ministry of finance , was deputy economic council under the president, and in 2018, chairman of the even chamber. that's after four and a half years. uh, work and early retirement curls are going to take a short break in just a few days. it will take us a few days to get ready. ah can be here congratulate rather or as? yes, this is my initiative. uh, since i'm still new. interesting projects in my life, these projects are russian. many have learned that they are, well, not quite russian, how would we choose. uh, so, yes, and let's say they thank you colleagues. thank you i do not know, first the federation itself to submit proposals. so you need to ask the federation. well, earlier this process was also handled by the state duma, it chose at least three candidates, presented them to the president for approval, and the president ruled for approval by the senator, and either, if not suited the candi

the documentary "murder at city hall" is available on demand.tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1978, the trial, and the twinkle defense. you can download the app wherever you stream to watch that. in the south bay, san jose city e airport is up about 40% from t thanksgiving. while the increase in passengers is a good sign, aviation has not fully returned to pre-pandemic levels. this year's passenger count is still down 21% compared to thanksgiving 2019, about three months before the covert shutdown. san jose city leaders are considering turning a location into shelters for the homeless. they are looking to convert the surround --cerrone light rail station. it would provide a private room and bathroom, along with supportive services. a boat crashed against rocks saturday morning there alcatraz island. a man, woman, and three dogs were on the boat when it hit rocks. the san francisco fire department and coast guard responded shortly after. all passengers were safe and the boat was recovered with no danger to the environment. in the

ama: the abc 7 original documentary murder at city hall isabella blonde demand.t tells the story of what led up to the murders of moss goni and milk in 1978. the trial and the 20 defense. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream. elon musk says next week, he's granting amnesty to suspended accounts. he asked in a put poll if user accounts should be reinstated if they haven't broken the law. 72 set -- percent of respondents said yes. a decision will lead to more harassment. a cal state east bay media and communications professor says the real solution is to train users to spot misinformation. >> the misconception is that we can censor our way out of hate speech or misinformation. that was never going to be a possibility. i've always believed that this whole campaign to remove people from online platforms was never going to get to the root of the problem. why do we have hate speech's? where does misinformation originate from? ama: muska has reinstated former president donald trump, kanye west, and marjorie taylor greene. we are counting down to the wonde

city hall. david: what did you do at city hall? dan: economic -- everything economic and financial.y title was deputy mayor for economics and rebuilding. our first job was rebuilding the world trade center site. we had a five borough economic development strategy. david: after serving as deputy mayor of new york, you left after how many years? dan: i was there for six years. david: one day mike bloomberg -- we sat in this bullpen in city hall. it is an open space. i set basically behind him. one day he wheeled around, and he said, " what would you think about going over and running bloomberg?" i said to him, " what are you talking about?" in the six years that we have sat here together, we have discussed the company for 1 hour total." he said, " i think you would be really good." i had never run a big company before. i didn't know anything about bloomberg. when i was in private equity, i knew one person at the company. i said i would think about it. i came back the next day and said, " i will do it, but i will not do it for the same salary i was getting paid in government, which was

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in san carlos at our yard here, and stockpiling equipment here, in case there are outages and impacts on the system. >> in foster city, meantime, passing out sandbags right now at city hall to help property owners avoid flooding . if you have a business there you can take up to 10 sandbags. that station will be open to the rainy season. and we've all heard the warning if you are driving tomorrow, try to go slowly, leave plenty of room between you and the car in front of you. if you have the option to, stay home. >> anne, thank you . remember to check on your neighbor. we are streaming always online at kpix.com and on cbs news bay area. >>> the school at tamalpais high school has remained closed after calls came in of a bomb threat. so far nothing suspicious has been found, but we are watching that. >>> the opioid crisis has been spiraling out of control all over the united states, including here in california. this evening in sonoma county a nonprofit is offering training on how to use that medication we reported on so much, narcan, that can quickly reverse an overdose. kpix 5's katie nielsen says it's a mission born from heartache. >> i want you to go ahead and push it.

photos are here at city hall at 1 doctor carlton b. goodlet place. namesake was once a proud residence den of mid town park apartments. the communities, the per and the lives depict in the mr. johnson's photos on display in the building have a hawning beauty we know the actions of the city through redevelopment irreversible low took much of it, way again and again the city failed its black community. mid town was an attempt to redress to some small extent the failures. first residents promised a dream of ownership deferd and since denied. by standing in the way the city attorney adds another chapter. we will not be deterd and neither will the residents of mid town. and so with that i want to thank you again, chair peskin and committee member and chief of staff for w on this and his work on mid town and i look forward to discussion of the item and ask the committee continue to the call of the chair. >> thank you. >> thshg supervisor preston. and operate and apart from the history of mid town and your and previous attempts and 2007 to address that. i a

ama: the abc 7 original documentary murder at city hall isabella blonde demand. the murders of moss goni and milk in 1978. the trial and the 20 defense. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream. elon musk says next week, he's granting amnesty to suspended accounts. he asked in a put poll if user accounts should be reinstated if they haven't broken the law. 72 set -- percent of respondents said yes. a decision will lead to more harassment. a cal state east bay media and communications professor says the real solution is to train users to spot misinformation. >> the misconception is that we can censor our way out of hate speech or misinformation. that was never going to be a possibility. i've always believed that this whole campaign to remove people from online platforms was never going to get to the root of the problem. why do we have hate speech's? where does misinformation originate from? ama: muska has reinstated former president donald trump, kanye west, and marjorie taylor greene. we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical celebr

important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to a

they had gotten their marriage certificate at city hall before the photo shoot at the palace of fine arts. after about a minute of struggling, the gunmen ran off, the victim was able to keep his bag, this cell phone video shows a gunmen running away with someone else's bag into a getaway car. likely a stolen car. >> i think he was extremely brave to have done that, but, it's not worth risking your life over potentially, they did have guns. >> reporter: san francisco-based wedding photographer monica lamb was alerted to the attack and watched the video right before her shoot on saturday. >> i was just scared. i was ari nest coming it. i didn't make of it. >> reporter: she sort of robberies targeting photographers, and she knows it's becoming more common in san francisco. back in 2017, photographer edward french was shot and killed on twin peaks over his camera. >> it does change things for me, i think possibly next year i won't have that many shoots in sf anymore. >> reporter: that victim is lucky he was not shot, i'm told he has a blood he had from the repeated blows to his head, he

>> reporter: that's right, it is raining here, as we wait for them here at city hall, and that weather because just as they arrived here to reintroduce themselves to america, as the prince and princess of wales, a new rau at buckingham palace, a woman who was a long time aide to queen elizabeth, the godmother to prince william, she was until today one of the new aides for queen consort camilla. she has now left that post. she had an exchange with a charity event at buckingham palace yesterday in which she repeatedly demanded to know where this woman was saying and this woman was saying she was from charity, from a london and i will read you a little bit more of the exchange. the aide, the royal aide asked, what nationality are you? she said i'm from here, i'm british, but where do you come from? where do your people come from? and now, clearly, that has been received extremely and she tweeted her out of that exchange and a spokesman for prince william here saying racism has no place in our society, but of course, katy, it is the second time william has answered questions about an alleg

important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. >> hi. i'm alita fisher running for san francisco board of education buzz i'm a former foster paraphernalia now adoptive parent and in the past 17 years 4 children attended 8 sudden fran schools. i have been an active partner at each one. mom and grand mother were teachers i loved school. i was that kid who came home and played school with my toys it was nile journey identifying my children's disabilities that trance formed me to parent activist and school was nots set up for everyone to succeed. now i'm a special education advocate b

silva this meeting is held in hybrid at city hall 4 hundred and we welcome the public's are participation during the public comment period the phone number public comment call-in: 415.655.0001 access code: 2498 299 4934 when promoted identical star three the public has three minutes please speak clearly. we thank you for joining us and on item 2. >>

marks 44 years since san francisco's supervisor harvey milk and the mayor were shot and killed at city hall. folks are gathering at the plaza honoring the legacies. tonight's vigil will also honor the lives of colorado springs' club q shooting victims and a rally against lgbtq hate. we'll have a full report at 11:00. >>> the vigil comes as two more communities were struck by gun violence over the weekend. this, as politicians fight over how to stop the shootings. cristian benavides reports. >> reporter: in new orleans early sunday, police say a gunman opened fire on a crowd in the city's french quarter. injuring multiple people. in atlanta, a disfoot between a large group of young pipless lated into a shooting saturday night. leaving a 12-year-old dead and several injured. >> again, we see guns in the hands of angry individuals leading to a tragic outcome. >> reporter: the incidents follow yet more deadly mass shootings that have renewed the national debate over gun safety. >> we have to visit these laws and do what's necessary to keep these guns out of the hands of people who should not ha

important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. >> my name is rebecca fong young and i appreciate your interest in the public defend are race. the first race for public defelony in 20ier issue with your support i would be the first woman and chinese american to hold public defend in san francisco's history. this is in the why i'm rung. since the losses of form are public defender the on whiches is off course. the safety, quality and respect for all workers at the office and for women is under threat. attorneys are struggling you should case loads, junior larceny prosecute moted ove

and today, at the colorado springs city hall, hundreds gathering. an historic pride flag unfurled in remembrance of the five victims. linsey, the d.a. says he plans to bring formal charges at the next hearing. that's on december 6th. now, he told me he has no plans to offer a plea deal here, but that means it could be a very long road for the victims and their families. he doesn't see this going to trial for two more years. linsey? >> wow. matt, thank you. >>> across the country tonight, millions of people aeafthanksgi. th three years. 55 million people expected to travel over the holiday, after a summer of flight delays and cancellations. the onight, day two of packed airports across america. the number of passengers expected to come very close to p prepandemic levels. airports jammed with people from chicago to los angeles. >> traffic was tough and going through the airport was very tough. so -- a lot of traffic and a lot of people. >> reporter: and in st. paul, minnesota, long lines at the checkpoint. >> typically, i come at this time when i fly o

mayor london breed attended the annual celebration at city hall.from community members. mayor breed also gave awards up to indian-american leaders. this month celebrates the history of american indians in the u.s. ama: the third time is the charm for nasa. half an hour ago, it launched its artemis one rocket to take the space program back to the moon. >> 7, 6, five, three, 2, 1. liftoff. ama: look at that. artemis lifted off from the kennedy space center in florida after several weeks of mechanical issues and delays. a successful test here could lead to future missions to send astronauts to lunar our writ -- lunar orbit. pressure sensitive paint is among the innovations being tested. artemis one will travel more than one million miles. incredible. let's get to our weather. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: that we show you a picture from our east bay hills camera. it is a bouncy view as we have gusty conditions over our hilltops. here is a look at the winds. mount diablo, 45 miles per hour. definitely playing a role in why the temperatu

it'll begin at 11 am at oakley city hall and is close to the public.s's remains were discovered by an amador county resident and/or believed to be scattered throughout the area. the gabe family is organizing a candlelight vigil to celebrate her life on december 9th. they are requesting requesting privacy during this time. well, it was a day of energy and the ultimate test for thousands of runners and wheelchair athletes that streamed through all five boroughs of new york city, but tonight as abc news anchor lindsey davis reports a san francisco woman is proving the race is also the ultimate cause for hope 50,000 runners representing more than 125 countries all running the 26.2 mile route in today's new york marathon. each runner has a story like 44 year old maryam nagavi a corporate lawyer from san francisco. you treat running like a medicine house cell, but i was a second year associate at a law firm and i was working around the clock and i was eating really badly and i had really bad sciatic pain went to a couple of doctors. they said oh you need sur

mayor london breed attended the annual celebration at city hall.nity members. mayor breed also gave awards up to indian-american leaders. this month celebrates the history of american indians in the u.s. ama: the third time is the charm for nasa. half an hour ago, it launched its artemis one rocket to take the space program back to the moon. >> 7, 6, five, three, 2, 1. liftoff. ama: look at that. artemis lifted off from the kennedy space center in florida after several weeks of mechanical issues and delays. a successful test here could lead to future missions to send astronauts to lunar our writ -- lunar orbit. pressure sensitive paint is among the innovations being tested. artemis one will travel more than one million miles. incredible. let's get to our weather. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: that we show you a picture from our east bay hills camera. it is a bouncy view as we have gusty conditions over our hilltops. here is a look at the winds. mount diablo, 45 miles per hour. definitely playing a role in why the temperatures are al

. >> very patriotic out there right now at city hall, red, white and blue. and we're tracking temperatures already in the low to mid and upper 40's not just along the bay area coastline, but especially for our north and east bay valleys. check out fairfax, 40 degrees. those of you in san jose and pittsburgh, a little bit milder at 52 degrees with everything else in between. so tonight it is going to be very cool, especially for overnight lows. in fact, we actually tied the record low at half moon bay. 34 degrees set back in 2006, widespread 30's and 40's expected more 30's, as you can see because of the day clear skies and also calmer winds speeds. santa rosa. you are easily going to be the coolest city. 29 degrees. so we could see record lows for you and frost forming as well as you wake up for your wednesday morning. but temperatures tomorrow, widespread mid and upper 50's especially for north bay valleys. santa rosa today, very seasonal temperatures in the low 60's. but because of that approaching storm, you're going to notice that storm cloud cover earli

they had gotten their marriage certificate at city hall before the photo shoot. after about a minute of struggling, the gunmen ran off. this cell phone video shows a gunman running away with someone else's bag into likely a stolen get away car. >> i think he was extremely, extremely brave to have done that, but, you know, it's not worth risking your life over potentially, because they did have guns. >> reporter: this san francisco-based photographer was alerted to the attack and watched the video right before her shoot on saturday. >> i was just scared, yeah, i was scared and nervous. >> reporter: the palace of fine arts is a hot spot for car break ins. that's why these signs are posted all around it. but this type of attack is forcing some photographers to stay away. >> it changes things. i think possibly next year i wouldn't have that many shoots in sf anymore. >> reporter: but this wedding photographer says that's not an option. her livelihood depends on this location. >> all my couples are traveling from out of state and want the most signature locations. >>

taus says her struggles and experience at city hall have prepared her to lead the city in a new direction. ktvu is amberleigh live now in the newsroom after one on one interview with the new mayor, amber julie xiang tao tells me she's optimistic about oakland's future. he says she will work hard to address oakland ear's concerns, including providing better service. we were really struggling. we struggled for many, many years and oakland's mayor election, tao tells me her struggles as a homeless single mom of a young son 15 years ago . prepare her in a unique way to lead a city that is grappling with homelessness and crime. what about xiang tao can get this accomplished when some others before you couldn't i am very pragmatic. i you know, i'm very honest and straightforward and i work with everyone. the unique skill set that i have is that i bring people together, says she wants to use an old army based owned by the city to put up temporary housing in a centralized location to shelter and provide services to the homeless, with the palette palette shelters that have electricity and what hav

eve of thz the city is coming to terms with what happened and shoag its strength, gathering here at city hall. >> i happen to have a son who is part of the community, and this really hits close to home. >> love beats hate! >> reporter: amid the unfurling of a pride flag that flew after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, hundreds of people gathering in support of the l.g.b.t.q. community. >> i'm not here for myself. i'm here for everyone else who is here. i'm here to make sure we were. i'm here to make sure we make change. >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, colorado springs. >> duncan: overseas now to ukraine where russian forces launched another large-scale attack on infrastructure. more than 70 cruise missiles rained down on the country's energy grid, knocking out power to millions. several civilian targets were also hit, including a maternity hospital. and at least 10 civilians were reportedly killed across the country. cbs' chris livesay is on the ground tonight in ukraine. >> reporter: russian forces obliterated ukraine's power grid, leaving a trail of darkness, destruction, and

or these are live pictures from at city hall station install. people have gathered to remember those who died. city police have been under scrutiny for their failure to prevent the incident. hundreds of people had gathered in a narrow alley, the taiwan district. when the crush a curt italy says it will allow one of 3 ships currently carrying refugees rescued from the mediterranean to dock known to carry out health checks. and he was not allowed to disembark. we'll be told to stay on board the ship and to leave italian waters while france and germany are asking at least new, far right lead government to grant a safe port to may the 1000 people who have been stuck at safe more than 2 weeks. so in a giga reports, exhausted and at sea for days, with no way of knowing when that journey will end. for the past week, this over crowded rescue ship has been sailing and international waters near sicily, with no permission to land. and though safe from the sea getting more desperate supplies, run out and facilities break down. as you can see, there are so m