and officer david (inaudible) is one of our daytime china town beat officers, and i want everyone to say hello, to him when at the end of this meeting, and officer hafrng lum is the facilities person and he is in the back and i could not ask for a better staff at central station, great officers. [ applause ] >> i would like to thank, rose pack is here tonight, and hello rose, and chinese chamber and a round of applause for rose. and rose also helps me a lot and helps this community, she comes to me with great ideas, and she is very or always concerned about public safety, and language access and all of those things, and it gives me a lot of great advice and supports everything that we have going on in central station. and i know that malcom young is here tonight from the chinese community development center and i thank you, there you are right there for everything that you do in the community and our work together and stephanie is my co-chair on my police advisory board, and i know that you are here somewhere with about five of our members and so thank you for coming tonight. >> supe

there have been a string of armed robberies and home invasions in china town buildings. seniors in particular have been targeted. and you have had these strange schemes where people are coning their ways into buildings. this is really scared the community. and i think that a lot of folks are frightened and a lot of residents that we work with are frightened and i think that we were heading in a wrong direction for a while because that fear was starting to spread. i want to really, thank and commend the captain for the proactive approach that he has taken to addressing these issues. and you know in the four short months that he has been here, i know that he was able to arrest one of the perps of these crimes and i know that he is working actively on the others and i think that equally important, i was really impressed at his effort in spear heading a conversation and a campaign with property owners to secure the buildings and that kind of proactive is something that i am grateful for and this is something that was really turned around and i think that it is really helped

a warning never to move to china town. >> we have a china town in my hometown of los angeles that is way cleaner, way better restaurants, not as many people. this is a horrible place to live. if you are considering moving to san francisco, although this is the cheapest neighborhood, do not live here. i have learned my lesson. these people wake you up at 6:00 in the morning. >> reporter: we tried to strap down both the tour guide and the bus company. we could not find them tonight. live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight, a chp officer is under investigation for stealing naked photos of a woman. the contra costa times reports officer shawn harrington pulled the woman over on 680 for allegedly driving drunk. he found the photos on her iphone and sent them to herself. he deallegedly deleted the forwarding record, but the woman found out when she synced her phone to the i cloud. >>> joe vasquez has video that shows another chp officer caught in the middle of some pretty wreckless driving but unable to do anything about it. joe asked the chp what happened. >> reporter: the

oakland's china town is showing support.kelly has more. >> your three or four people inside each one of your little sr os. >> to me, this not only hurtle but absolutely wrong. >> reporter: carl chan raised this rally against racism after this video surfaced in san francisco showing a tour guide gone wild. >> here in america, we don't eat turtles and frogs. >> reporter: the tour guide has apologized. david chu spoke with her writing on her facebook saying she seems to be coming to understand that her comments were not comedic but this is too little too late. >> she casing it is only a joke. but that is no joke to us. because we are the ones at the receiving end. >> being an african-american, you know, coming up in oakland, you run into those experiences so you know how hurtful it is. >> reporter: this was the tour guide's last day on the job, but the most unsettling part of the video, the audience rewarded her hateful words with a round of applause. [ applause ] in oakland, mark kelly, kpix5. >> the tour company says what she

>> a lot of people in san francisco seeing this video, here is what they point to. >> we have a china town in my home town of los angeles that is way cleaner. >> they are saying she doesn't know how to behave because she is not from san francisco. this was uploaded by a german tourist but it started blowing up when the woman hosting him shared the video with a website. the tour company has not yet been identified. >> it is ridiculous. >>> times for our daily dose of crazy russian dash cam video. >> that's crazy. two accidents in the same show. one guy slipped an that happens, as well? >> traffic was slowing down a little bit. that guy wasn't paying attention. >> yep. it looks like that's probably exactly what happened. >> now, check this other one out. for some reason this truck here decides to make a very sharp left-hand turn from the far right lane. this other vehicle, nowhere to go but straight. as soon as the truck flips over, you immediately see flames. the people inside the vehicle get out. one has a fire extinguisher. the other is helping the driver of the smaller car. it takes a se

as the city's sight-seeing tour bus travels through china town.dents. this was filed by one of those riders. the mayor received a flood of angry phone calls. the companies agree to additional training for its employees. mayor ed lee says it's all about educating people. >> the company has to live up to their recognition that they are in a diverse international city. this shouldn't go on, not in 2014. it should never happen. >> the tour company did release an apology to the city and the residents of children a town saying the tour guide's comments did not represent the community. it was the last day on the job as she went on this rant for leaving. >>> the water in one san jose community is still unsafe to drink this morning, and it could take until sunday at the earliest to get this problem fixed. crews have been flushing the system since it tested positive for e. coli. >> i think they need to pay all the expenses anybody had who got ill, including taking off work and going to the hospital. >> i'm not glad that's continuing. it makes it hard for do

but you know, i spent six years in china town working for the cdc and i know the stockton corridor really well and i used to work with the youth program here. and i really want to partner with this neighborhood, even though it is not my district to make sure that we are making stockton and sacramento corner safer, and i was here when we did the scramble signal, through broad way and the immense difference that that has made, and stockton street is such a busy corridor, and both with some of our most frequently, you know, attended small businesses or grocery stores and our seniors or family and youth and all of the cars and trucks that come through the stockton treat and we need to do a better job with stockton and it is one of the intersections that did not get that additional treatment and it would be great to extend that and you know, in looking with the data, actually after those two incidents happened and we talked to sfmta and the left turn is actually the top reason for injuries and fatalities on that intersection and so you really need to be looking at that left turn intersection a

this is china town. >> the rant was posted to youtube on tuesday.. >> here in america we don't eat turtles and frags but they have to bring that here to america. there is a limit, okay. you have to assimilate a little bit, china town. >> if you saw that, it was disgusting here. >> and there was a flood of angry phone calls. >> the company will have to make up for it. >> i do think that they have to demonstrate that. they will train the employees better. they have instituted training and in the statement, the company ceo says that i apologize to the residents of china town for the conduct of a former employee, comments made by the former employee on her last day of employment are not a representation of how much we love and support china town and every other community. >> in san francisco. >> it is part of educating the problem. >>> it is all about educating people not just as work and school and at home. but this type of intolerance is not acceptable. >> they live up to the wreck ishon and a city. this should not go on not in 2014. it should not hap

an arrest on the attack of a woman in china town. denise, how did police make an arrest so quickly? >> reporter: well, officers with the 6th district got an alert this morning and found the suspect just outside a homeless shelter this afternoon. he wasn't being too cooperative with investigators until they started showing him surveillance vid yes of the attack. >> reporter: police say a man holding a plastic bag walked into a business in china town and carried out what sources called a targeted attack on the owner. the suspect is homeless. he was picked up by sixth district police officers this afternoon just five hours after the special victims unit began circulating surveillance video and photos to patrol units. >> why did he have to do this? did he want the money? >> reporter: police say the mote ef appears to be robbery. but the attack leading up to which it which was captured on video, involved a brutal beating and sexual assault. the robbery and sexual assault rattled neighboring business owners. >> i thought it would be nighttime. >> officers picked up menly walking to a home

as the tour guide went off on a china town a people. created social media fire storm and tonight the woma with the microphone reached out to abc 7 to give us her side of the sty. >> i intended to it as a satirica comedy portion of the tour. >> woman did not want to be identified. she didn't want to show her face and she didn't even tell me her me. she said it was joke. hat went terribly wrong. >> my intention was ttalk about the neighborhood and not to dress the people in any way that would insight harm against them. >>reporter: but then i aske her about this part of her ran rant. >> when you come to amica you got to simulate little bit. here in america we don't eat turtle and frog. >> at that point yes maybe that was a personal jab against the chinese people. >>reporter: pervisor david choo out spoken critic of the woman actions she asked me tocad speawith him directly. even he wanted to know why. >> ty thought at i could bend the rules. i thought that i could be a little outrage us. and it was somethin that if went way too far. >> it

as the tour guide went off on a china town and people. created social media fire storm and tonight the woman with the microphone reached out to abc 7 to give us her side of the story. >> i intended to do it as a satirical comedy portion of the tour. >> woman did not want to be identified. she didn't want to show her face and she didn't even tell me her name. she said it was joke. that went terribly wrong. >> my intention was to talk about the neighborhood and not to dress the people in any way that would insight harm against them. >>reporter: but then i asked her about this part of her ran rant. >> when you come to america you got to simulate a little bit. here in america we don't eat turtle and frog. >> at that point yes maybe that was a personal jab against the chinese people. >>reporter: supervisor david choo out spoken critic of the woman actions she asked me to call him tonight so she could speak with him directly. even he wanted to know why. >> ty thought that i could bend the rules. i thought that i could be a little outrage us. an

as the tour guide went off on a china town and people. storm and tonight the woman with the microphone reached out to abc 7 to give us her side of the story. >> i intended to do it as a satirical comedy portion of the tour. >> woman did not want to be identified. she didn't want to show her face and she didn't even tell me her name. she said it was joke. that went terribly wrong. >> my intention was to talk about the neighborhood and not to dress the people in any way that would insight harm against them. >>reporter: but then i asked her about this part of her ran rant. >> when you come to america you got to simulate a little bit. here in america we don't eat turtle and frog. >> at that point yes maybe that was a personal jab against the chinese people. >>reporter: supervisor david choo out spoken critic of the woman actions she asked me to call him tonight so she could speak with him directly. even he wanted to know why. >> ty thought that i could bend the rules. i thought that i could be a little outrage us. and it was something that if

. >>> open your china town gates, nobody wears jade anymore. now it shows her rant and she is seen hurling insults from everything of its salons to english barriers and even goes so far as to tell people never live in china. >> here in america we don't eat turtles and frogs. >> we tried to track down the name of the tower wrist bus company but were unsuccessful but he said he hopes to get to the bottom of it, he wants to know who she is and he wants an apology. live from san francisco chinatown ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they played a big role when they decided the fate of a water bond. it would ensure a reliable water bond but some say the measure is a bad deal for taxpayers. >> you are talking about prioritizing public money for big business which is already getting more of its fair share of our states. remaining funds without share. >>> and big soda companies are defeat ago soda tax measure in san francisco. now supporters have filed an ethics complaint against the in on e-campaign. they allege they are being paid for by coke and peps

china town of the a camera over there and a camera up there. omebody is watching you and that is about to increase. if you think about the boston marathon bombing or the our officer last night, the ability cameras and look at the immediate environment around invaluable to us. >> a security company called castle systems donating a install cameras to outside their buildings to watch he public space and to give police access to those cameras should police want to tune in or has back and watch what transpired. the partnership is called shield and involves many buildings around streets. officers can see countless cameras already from and oint command center that is about to increase. in addition to these thousands are being that they are dditional inviting the public to hook up police to help. a clu is opposed to this and more on that on abc7 news at 6:00. back to you. sam.hank you, those cameras about to capture some halloween craziness. halloween and maybe a harper or of brice stephen strasburg will be on the streets. > everybody needs to know how

little -- >> of a seeing that video of a tour guide ranting about the people in san francisco's china town community activist carl chen was disgusted. >> we need to--- >> professor amendment else pert agreed that the rant was appalling. >> your dragon, fishing sticks, china town, okay. >> but the worst part of the video was people clapping during the rant. >> that woman was announcing her own bias, even if it was as a joke or under an alcohol induced stupor who said that. the worst worry that we have are people who share those biases but never say them out lodi. >> after the youtube video went viral, the city running the cure offered an apology saying that that guide did not represent the people. >> we are seeking legal advice and do anything that we can do to work with the community and also with the company and whatever that we can do to make -- to stop this kind of attack. >>> this weekend marks the last weekend before halloween. apparently, we're all willing to spend some big bucks. they have a stairy good final. we found dozens of people snatching up costumes in redwood city at the ho

. >> rally held today in china town against profanity laced rant from san francisco tour guide. >> your (bleep) parade pure drag on. >> the rant continued for 2 and a half minutes bus drove through china town. it was video posted by tourist on you tube tuesday of. at one point you can even hear the tourist applauding. today we confirm the guide worked for kitty sightseeing tour. company tells us the video was shot on the guide last day on the job. city sightseeing has apologized but today mayor ed lee says that's not enough. >> company has to kind of live up to the recognition that they are in a difficult versus international city. this shouldn't go on. not in 2014. should never happen. >> if during this afternoon rally community leaders also called on the tourism industry to educate guides about cultural sensitivity. >> well across the bay area tonight. fans are ready for tomorrow third gym of the world series. giants arrive home late today from kansas city where they split games 1 and 2 with the royals. here you see the team coming home to at&t park late this afternoon. vendors and st

reporter: the tour guide served up a vulgar racist rant as the double decker bus rolled through china town. at a rally late today, david chu said tour bus guides need to under go sensitivity training. >> we need to make sure that tour guides are trained in cultural diversity. >> reporter: the ceo of the bus company has apologized writing, i deeply apologize to the residents of china town and san francisco for the conduct of the former employee. >>> a standing ovation today for the hero in canada's parliament shooting. as new video emerges of the gunman just moments before he opens fire. >> and this place is bringing a lot of business and it may have something to do with its name. coming up i will tell you of two giant success stories in a live report. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all b

lives of a single hotel, and this sponsored by people in sros, including the collaborativive, and china town, and cdc and aids legal referral panel and the independent resource center and senior and disability and action and others, and the main library, is fully wheelchair accessible and you can call for accommodations by the days past. but i am just going to repeat again, tuesday, october 21, 2:00 p.m., san francisco main library, the (inaudible) auditor um. >> thank you, to the individual brought that to our attention and that is a big event that will get a lot of attention and reception. >> moving on to the last item, adjourn. i would like to thank everyone for coming to attend today as well as all of the speakers i know that this is the first of a long discussion on employment here in san francisco for people with disabilities. thank you.

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. >> they want to keep it like china town, true to the culture? >> you know, that's the best part of san francisco, growing up here, we had those different communities, where you felt you were going into different parts of the world. in the mission, it's no different. if we can preserve our history and our celebrations, you know what, we go ahead and do it. >> thank you for being so patient and waiting. i want you to weigh in on this, studies have shown that people who have been displaced don't necessarily do well in college. why not? >> oh, i'm not being officially displaced from their homelands or displaced from one niebd another. well, obviously, the issue of continuity. the issue of individuals who are race in that community. suddenly they're in a different area and do not have access to the different resources or understand the resources in that community that support education and the like all of that impact was you do if college. i did want to go back to the beginning about latinos in the united states. it's important to know, for example,

you're watching a cell phone video of a tour guide going on a racist rant against the people of china town, the person who posted the video said it was the guide's last day. city leaders say they are angry and shocked at what happened. >> if you saw that, it was pretty disgusting to hear this ranting from that individual. and i joined in the effort to make sure the company did all they can to correct it. >> the ceo of city sightseeing released a statement apologizing to the residents of chinatown and the citizens as a whole for the actions of who they say is a former employee. >>> and a serial graffiti artist could face jail time. these images were found at yosemite and death valley. the artist involves women painted in a hiking spot. it looks like a new york state woman has been bragging about her artwork. the artwork is a misdemeanor punishable by up to a $5,000 fine and year in prison. >>> and a rare tornado touched down in washington state today. take a look, this funnel cloud was caught on tape. the national weather service says the ef-1 tornado traveled more than a mile through the c

years before choo moved to san francisco's china town district in 1976 it was a necessity to put food on the table for his family in communist china. in those days the fish tales did not come with a smile. >> he swore he would never fish again. >> reporter: in the states, choo kept working to feed his family. 31 years driving a bus for munni the business 38 was his route. this year choo was among safety award winners, living his american dream. >> i think he values what he had. and i think that contributed a lot to you know how he was as a person. >> now is a time for him to enjoy. he worked too hard his entire life to support the family. >> reporter: it's hard to talk about someone in the past tense when he was still planning a future. >> if there's something you would want to say to them, you should say it, don't let it be too late. >> reporter: the family is planning a private funeral on sunday. his son told me he doesn't think his dad even knew what sneaker waves were or how dangerous they could be. that's because when he wasn't driving the number 38 bus here, he was fishing from

. >> plp your parade, dragons, chine blood -- dragons, china town [bleep] >> for the people in that tour bus to clap for something like that, that's really -- i mean, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: the woman complains about san francisco's lack of affordable housing but her message far from a public service announcement. >> this is a horrible place to live. if you are considering moving to san francisco, although this is the cheapest neighborhood, do in the live here. >> but you always have a right to say what you can say on your mind. whatever you have to say get it off. >> reporter: freedom of speech is a right but investigators are looking into the brown bottle the guide appears to be drinking from. open alcohol containers in vehicles, not open for legal debate. there is one bright spot in the two and a half-minute recording. a message the whole city can support. the woman seen in the video has still not been identified but according to the video, yesterday was her last day from the bus company. they released a statement a short while ago. it says they deeply apologize to the residen

long, it will northbound the golden gate park and the fair, going into the castro in and about china town and all of which it is busy as it soupeds, a precursor to what comes next weekend, which is the blue angels fleet, week, the commissioning of the uss america, and if the good nights can hold the four to nothing lead that they have right now. >> you can watch it and be up to date. >> they expect me to multitask and have a handol what is going on in the city. >> i have a follow up question, you referenced the incident where the gentleman was only a threat to himself and there was a approach by the officers and because we have new commissioners since you issued the bull tonight about the approach that the department will take. >> again, we are hoping for the smartest most houptful department for children and we never want to harm anybody. and that is in crisis, and unless there are..., and we never want to harm anybody in crisis period, but enfortunately, sometimes if there is a danger to someone else, and officers have to do what they have to do. since this came out in may, it tells off

this used to be kabul's version of china town with dozens of chinese business and workers here. they left last year over the uncertainty of the election. the president is looking to chinese for help with security. the chinese government has a strong relation shoeup with relh pakistan. >> we are seeking the chinese support to use. [ inaudible ] is in the interest of all countries in the region. >> reporter: afghans are hoping their new president will deliver security and prosperity. they will be watching this visit to their asian neighbor to get a sense of his foreign policy and whether it can bring them the changes they want. general tkpwejennifer glass al . >>> a repeated did he panned to release the three al jazerra journalists from prison in egypt. they have now been detained for 304 days on charges widely regarded as politically motivated. these comments follow interpols rejection against another al jazerra journalist. al jazerra's actin acting direcr general says the decision sends a clear message to the egyptian justice system. >> since he has been found to have been sente

commissioner, mary and i actually joined your inspections team to go in to massage parlors in and around china town and these inspections are important sxh in one instance a female decided to leave the parlor suspected of sex trafficking after speaking with police inspectors she packed up her stuff and left. but it was clear to us that the inspections require many more resources to provide a comprehensive victim centered approach that is cultural competent, and the only language folks there were volunteers and so you theed to have paid language proficient out reach workers and it would be help follow to have service providers also who can make available referrals and we also need many more services to address the needs of human trafficking survivors, the sad part of that was that we didn't know where this female went to, because there is not a place to go for human trafficking it is likely that she ended up back in the massage parlor. >> the state law requires a noticing, including the hot line number in all bars, bus stations and train stations and emergency rooms. so we conducted a campaign to 70

. >>> also, waiting foray ranment of suspect in this weekend's china town rape and robbery.nty-nine year old brandon menially faces rape and robbery charges in this case. >> and, president obama has met with leaders from the centers for disease control as concerns grow over ' bowl a spanish nurse is now the first person to contract ebola outside of west after k2 americans are being treated in the u.s. for the illness. >> this he got sick while working in africa. >> right now, 5:13, we want our traffic and weather together. oh, what a difference today makes, kate. >> i absolutely, all courtesy of this latest warmfront, currently moving through. i was able to just dodge a shower out on the cbs-3 skydeck for that first hit i had at the top of hour here. coy see the damp roads. some of you will just be running into few damp roads, some of you will be running into this, so as we go outside, yes, couple of showers here and there. but even over the last three hours, see how things are really starting to fizzle. so again, just warmfront, so often, warmfronts just don't have a lot of

street fair and the reopening of the saint anthony's dining room and the public health fair walk in china town and all super well attended and the weather was perfect and all with that, and all went without incident, and unfortunately on sunday we did suffer a homicide in the bay view, at about 2:30 in the morning, on the 200 block of the harbor road and we believe that we have a suspect identified and we actually have even attempted to arrest him, and missed the opportunity once, and hopefully, we will have him in custody, and in the short order, and the giants were

street fair and the reopening of the saint anthony's dining room and the public health fair walk in china town and all super well attended and the weather was perfect and all with that, and all went without incident, and unfortunately on sunday we did suffer a homicide in the bay view, at about 2:30 in the morning, on the 200 block of the harbor road and we believe that we have a suspect identified and we actually have even attempted to arrest him, and missed the opportunity once, and hopefully, we will have him in custody, and in the short order, and the giants were able to clinch the series and to go on and start against the cardinals on saturday and they will be back here in san francisco in mid week, and in the meantime, president biden has been here and vice president biden has been here since wednesday and he goes out and president obama will arrive on friday. and depart,... >> they come in october. >> yeah, oracle world, and just loaded out, and dream force is loading in. and former secretary of state clinton will be here to be a keynote speaker at dream force and the blue angels will p

slow down, for china town. >> this morning family and community members gather at stock to be -- stockton. today her son spoke about her death and urged the city to make the intersection safer. >> i'm sure this will be my mothers last wish to make the streets safeer to cross. >> the head of the mta said the agency will address the problem by enlarging signals, gives pedestrians a head start, a longer term solution could include a scramble line stopping car traffic in all directions. >> contamination, more than a century old has set off a legal battle in san francisco. who's filing suit and why their livelihood is at stake. >> herring fishermen are suing pg&e to get it to clean up areas along the waterfront. john has been a san francisco fisherman for 30 years, he's worried about herring eggs destroyed by toxic contamination. >> we work hard to build this fishery, and healthy sustainable local fishery. >> he's a member of the herring association which filed a lawsuit against pg&e. they claim pg&e has not cleaned up toxic chemicals. they came from three manufactured gas plants from the 1800

surveillance video tells the story of the victim a business owner in china town who was just about to start her day at work when she encountered the violent attacker. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is following the big story live tonight, dann, what is the latest. >> reporter: shirleen, detectives working swiftly from the special victims june to it make an arrest have charged 25 year-old brandon, in the brutal sexual assault and robbery as it turns out police say he wan the resident of the homeless shelter just a few blocks away from the art school here in chinatown, where the incident happened over the weekend. police say they are confident that brandon menially is man captured on surveillance foot and beating the the 45 year-old woman inside her art studio in the 100 block of north ninth. >> he enters in the front of the store and forced her in the rear office area of the store itself. >> reporter: it was around 8:00 a.m. the own are had opened the doors for the start of children's art classes. she was still loan inside when the suspect walk in and the beating and sexual assaul

on a recent tour through china town the guide was caught on video posted on youtube.ople who live in china town in a racist rant. apampbtly it was the guy's last day on the job. >>> your morning commute. how is it looking out there? >> not too great. we're going to take you into mountain view. your drive here as you're making the commute, southbound side to northbound 8 on the connector, we have an accident blocking the lane. this is your drive out of hayward. so very slow there. plenty of company. once you get to the peninsula, it's slow and go from sfo into the city. kristen? >> yeah, it maximizes around 3:17 with 39% coverage. the further south you are, the more likely you'll see it. scattered prin kls to line ragt. northward our best chance of anything measurable will be cloverdale. temperatures mild from the mid to upper 60s on the coast. that ♪ play, play, play ♪ play, play, play ♪ and the hands on the >>> love taylor swift and "shake it off." feel good song of the season. and guess what. she is going to be live, one week from now, right here on "good morning am

one-time china town gang leader faces several serious charges that include rash tiering and money laundering>>> coming up where it all started. pinpointed the origin of the hiv, aids epidemic. we will tell you exactly when and where it started and the peck reason why it spread into a global pandemic. >> changing with the dimes. what big alteration could be coming to the blue jean. huge high-tech trend. those stories and more coming up on the mornings on 2. >> thank you, tori. >>> oakland holds its free festival celebrating craft beer tomorrow. it's called octoberfest. 40 craft breweries will be there. oaktoberfest. >> it looks exciting. >>> let's check in with sal. >> you know it is not good. i mean we have noticed something here, dave and pam. southbound 680 let's go to that picture. we are watching something that has happened. chp has not reported it yet. southbound 680 right near the mission boulevard exit. you can see right here traffic comes to a stop and then after that it picks up. i don't see any officers on the scene. it could be a stalled vehicle or something in the lanes right her

. >> emblematic of plastic bags, you don't see any more in china town. forgetting a reusable bag is a stigma. and the plastic bag ban has created some new product demands in the absence of bags to, reuse. >> we're making our footprint smaller. >> reporter: one city -- >> we have to start some where. >> reporter: one state at a time. >>> again that was noelle walker reporting. the american plastic bag alliance says it's trying to repeal the law. >> it's now law in california that toy guns along with bb and pellet guns look clearly different from real guns. governor jerry brown today signed the imitation firearm safety act. it requires that imitation guns be sold with bright colors or fluorescent strips. you will recall last october andy lopez was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy who mistook his air soft rifle for a real ak47. they look almost exactly the same. criminals may try to take advantage of the law by painting real guns in bright colors. >>> word came that california has already spent $209 million budgeted for fighting wildfires in the season.

it was posted on youtube this week as the city's sight-seeing travels through china town, it was hert day on the job. mayor ed lee saying his office received a flood of phone calls and the tour company will have to make some changes. you can see the full story on kron4news.com. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge. no fog, but there is rain. we'll tell you when it's expected in the bay area coming up. >> hi, i'm with kron 4 at premier fiat of fremont. >> we transitioned to other programs offering people credit to not be alone. we partnered with 150 banks and lenders. >> we brought in rick morris. let go talk to him right now. >> so, rick, what makes you different when it comes to auto finance something. >> marty, we listen. we listen to each customer evaluate their particular situation, we analyze their income, stability and we work hard to secure the best possible financing available for their situation scompl and you can help most anyone? >> marty, we begin to help just about anybody. >> and where can people go to find out more information? >> just go our web site. let's hear

chu have agreed to work together and figure out to mend relations between her and the people of china town. >>> officials this morning at golden gate bridge are taking up the idea of a toll for bicyclives and walkers. it is just one of 45 initiatives the district is considering to reduce projected ten year $209 million deficit. this morning, the meeting is open to the public. it will be held at the district offices of the golden gate bridge toll plaza. it starts at 10:00 a.m. >> waste management workers are taking part if a one-day strike in the east bay. 130 works will picket outside headquarters in oakland and san lenadro. there is only a small group outside the solano tremendous facility claiming the company was disrespectful and discriminatory to union workers. a majority are immigranted who speak spanish. trash collectors will work and the trash will still be picked up this o. >> now a check on the weather at at&t park. >> we are in the home fists in the south bay and 57 is a warm spot and june at campbell and cupertino for the cool spot. we have 61 in alameda and 60 in redwood city a

the one-time china town gang leader is facing a long list of very serious charges that include racketeeringnd money laundering. >>> allegations of long-term abuse are coming out in the shooting death of a southern california mayor. bell garden's mayor was arguing with his wife on tuesday when their 19-year-old son intervened. police say the wife lavette grabbed a gun and shot her husband, the mayor self-times. the mayor later died at a local hospital. lavette's lawyer says there was a long secret history of abuse that ended in tragedy this week. >> i think the evidence will corroborate she has been a victim of domestic violence for many years. >> police have no record of domestic violence calls to the home. >> generally speaking as you know victims of domestic violence are not always ready to pick up the phone and call the police. >> the attorney for the couples adult daughter and son say they are standing behind their mother and grieving for their father. they were high school sweethearts. they had been married for more than 20 years. >>> more flights are expected to be canceled across the

years before chiu moved to san francisco's china town district in 1976 it was a necessity to put foodon the table for his family in communist china. in those days the fish tales did not come with a smile. >> he swore he would never fish again. >> reporter: in the states chiu kept working to feed his family. 31 years driving a bus for muni the busy 38geary line was his route. this year chiu was among numi safety award winners living his american dream. it's hard to talk about someone in the past tense when he was still planning a future. >> if there's something you want to say to them, you should say it. don't let it be too late. >> reporter: his son told me he doesn't think his father even knew what sneaker waves were or how dangerous they could be. that's because when he wasn't driving the number 38 bus, he was fishing from the relative safety of a lake in livermore. in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to a follow up on a 2 investigate stories we brought you last night at 10:00. this afternoon an oakland city council committee approved an ordinance to keep l