. >> reporter: on the steps of city hall, a historic day. noncitizen parents can register to vote for school board elections in san francisco. this comes after san francisco voters approved proposition and. it gives documented and undocumented residents the right to vote. they must be at least 18 years old and parents of children under the age of 19 in san francisco. noneligible are those on parole for conviction of a felony or those found mentally incompetent. the federal government can have access to motor information. >> we give people the choice. we are saying they need to be registered but what we are advising people to do is to meet with somebody from one of these community-based organizations that can actually educate them on their rights and the risk of voting. >>> the deadline for noncitizen parents to vote for the november elections for school board in san francisco is october 22. if you miss that deadline you could come to city hall for conditional voter registration. i'm jessica florez for kpix5. >>> the right to vote in school b

it will be you, the community, that helps guide me in city hall. hall. i am your voice in city hall. i moved to san francisco three decades ago. i was looking to create a community without other artists and like-minded people. we lived in warehouses throughout the city, but then, as now, we were evicted and pushed out. one landlord, in particular, a good landlord, came to me and said, why don't you pull your money together and by the place? 's own three friends i bought a place. it was falling down, but it was our home. right now in san francisco, families, teachers, nonprofit workers, and bartenders, they are struggling to stay in san francisco. i am not seeing the same housing opportunities we had back then. even as artists with part-time jobs, we were able to pool our money together and buy something. keeping people housed in a neighborhood that they love and creating more housing, affordable housing, it will be one of my top priorities as a supervisor. not far from here, i started my community activism. we worked to create a supervisor -- supervisor

someone who has had the opportunity to be a leader outside of city hall and inside of city hall. and at this point, it is the only person on the board of supervisors that is part of the lgbtq community. please join me in welcoming up the great lady -- leader for our city of san francisco supervisor jeff sheehy. >> thank you kate i have a certificate from the board of supervisors for you as well. [applause] just a note, under her leadership, nclr has led on these national court battles, but one of the most moving things i experienced was i was with my husband in a small town in florida, a lesbian couple, the woman who had been previously married to a man was having trouble getting rights for her child and who was there? nclr. small town, big towns, big issues, little issues, they have been there across this country. i salute you, kate. i salute nclr. the greatest. [applause] so, this is an interesting pride to kick off with a supreme court decision against our community. i recognize our acclaim this year and generations of pride and like kate, is passing down to new leadership and

outside city hall yesterday preparing for the swearing-in ceremony which will happen outside of city 11:00 in the morning. they will be 1500 seats, 1000 of them will be for members of the public on a first-come, first-served basis. the ceremonies expected to last about one hour after she takes the oath of office, she will deliver her first speech as mayor. >> it will be about unity, bringing everyone together, and talking more about what we can do, and how we can accomplish a number of the challenges that exist here in san francisco when we all work together. >> after london breed is sworn in members of the public will be invited to get into a receiving line for a meet and greet, with the breed inside room 200 at the mayor's office. the swearing-in of london breed means that today's the last full day on the marc farrell.>> i will be a mirror for every single san francisco resident. my focus and job as mayor is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion, my job is to represent everyone and i will do exactly that over the next hal

they said we didn't get any notification from city hall. city hall has their own requirement. they're starting their golden gate halal cart, they get a big book. this was the requirement of city hall. and the golden gate halal owner just by their requirement and they have the requirement of city hall. after this, they chose this part in judge approve it there was not anything like something illegal. the other thing that i'm just going to mention is first of all they put five restaurants and there is 711, they're selling the same thing. they're selling halal food too. actually they're close to sacramento street and they're coming from sacramento to market street. this is like 500 feet far away. by the law, by the law of like city hall it's supposed to be 7. this is 500 feet far away. how are they going to come from there and not let anyone to open their own business? they have like 10 or 15 restaurants i15restaurants in tn francisco. no one else allowed to open their own business? they're going to fix their life. how is possible? this is one thing. second thing, when they cook

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we're live at city hall as san francisco writes a new chapter. london broo london breed enters the mayor's office on a razor thin win. she comes in because of an emergency. the death of mayor ed lee. and is expected to solve one. the homelessness issue that plagues our city streets. amy hollyfield is live for us at city hall. >> reporter: it is about to get started. set for 11:00 this morning and look at the impressive setup and crowd here. look at the stage, huge monitors, gorgeous flowers. and this crowd. a spokesperson tells me there are 2400 seats for general admission and 900 reserved. they are all about full and they are allowing obviously a standing room crowd to gather here. many of the guests tell us they are here because they want to witness history. london breed did pop out on to the stage this morning briefly to practice her speech. she appeared serious and calm. she will become the city's first african-american female mayor when she takes that oath. the ceremony is set to start at 11:00 a.m. on a wednesday, that is tough for some peo

for two hours after the inauguration she will hold office hours in her office in city hall. fter the ceremony people can line up to have a chance to speak with her in person. the city is going to be streaming the ceremony live on its website, sfgovtv.org. we'll get that link for you up on our website. in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> there are new concerns about a music festival scheduled in east bay this weekend and whether it's even happening. jackie ward tells us the organizer is also facing fraud charges. >>> reporter: before it's even started, the xo music festival is getting sketchy reviews. typically music festivals like bottlerock and outside lands take weeks to set up. as of yesterday, there's no activity at the contra costa event park in antioch that would indicate anything was happening in two days. details about the organizers' past are now coming to the surface, as well. sammy habib was arrested for a fraudulent home rental scheme in february. one of the headliners the rapper mars was asked to comment. >> we don't comment on that. i would say that some

on the steps of city hall. our future mayor, london breed, tweeted last night: breed will be the first black female mayor of city. she grew up in public housing in san francisco raised by her grandmother and she got a master's degree at usf. bright her election as mayor, she was president of the board of supervisors and was acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died in december. as to the keys to her success, here's what she told phil matier. >> i was just fortunate, um, in that i had teachers who supported me. i had a grandmother who was very strict. >> do you think the london breed story could happen today in san francisco? >> i think it in now as we spea >> reporter: the inslowation will be given by amos brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsom will administer the oath of office. mayor breed will have office hours for two hours after the inauguration. so you can talk to her in person. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> this morning, president trump is in brussels for two

in front of city hall. we'll stream that live at a abc7news.com and our news app. >>> number 4, a first look at the 12 boys rescued from that cave in thailand. this is a picture of some of the boys in a hospital room. there is video. we're working to get that shortly. >>> you'll notice a difference. the marine layer is back and it's going to drop our temperatures back down to average levels, which means an stday. deg cooler. oler >> we have an issue with rails. because of that bs, trains are reduced to 20 miles an hour through that stretch. repair crews are set to arrive in just a few minutes at 5:30. hopefully everyone else will stay on time. >> number 7, get ready for frozen fun. free slurpee day at 7-eleven. the signature drinks giveaway starts at 11 a.m. and goes until when? 7. >> we have all day. >> the featured flavor, capn crunches crunch berries. >> i don't know about that. >> i'm sticking with coca-cola. >> it's great, right? >> 50% of the time it doesn't work. it has that red light next to it. tha

which is a kind of counterpart to the city hall at the opposite end of the axis. this was where the person with the real power resided a royal intendant who saw to it that all the business of government was executed in the interests of france he had the duke opposite constantly in his sights and would remind him every so often of his political importance. once one has reached the colonnade in front of the government building one assumes this is the end of the sequence but the intention was to have a natural landscape succeed the architectural one to that end stanislav created a public park which also served as a nursery to supply trees and shrubs for his squares. squares give a city a distinct shape an unmistakable character and individuality not see is the stanislav squares a seemingly ending sequence of spaces and splendid buildings nancy is synonymous with the translation into art and architecture of the baroque metaphor of the theater. but more than anything else nancy is a system of beautiful squares full of atmosphere where diversity blends into continents a

welcome to city hall speed you think you, ace. neck speaker, please. >> thank you mada madam clerk, s and gentlemen of the board, president cohen, good afternoon, my name is winship hillier. i am an involuntary psychiatric patient in this city and i have been for over a decade. last time i spoke to you about o'connor versus donaldson. fifty years after that in 1990, the supreme court decided a case, washington versus harper. this is about involuntary medication. a number of state courts had concluded that patients who are involuntarily detained because they are dangerous or are gravely disabled, due to mental illness, have the capacity to make treatment decisions. it has since been confirmed by the largest study ever, the macarthur treatment confidence study, that mental patients have capacity to make treatment decisions equal to or comparable to nonmental patients. other medical patients. so, not all mental patients, somebody has left their phone here. >> i did that three time on my t.v. show. isn't that something? >> as i was sa

congratulations to mayor london breed, who was sworn in at san francisco's 45th mayor on the steps of city hall wednesday. public works is a 24-7 operation working to keep neighborhoods across the city clean and beautiful. that good work is marred by graffiti vandals who tag walls, mailboxes, benches, signs, sidewalks and even trees. san francisco spends more than $20 million annually on graffiti cleanup. in the last fiscal year, our department received and responded to a total of 35,398 service requests for graffiti alone. today, i'm hanging out with one of our graffiti crews that works to keep private and public property looking spotless. let's go. good morning. i'm natasha, and we're with the graffiti unit. we have alicia from the private side, and norwish from the public side. today, we're on 22nd, and we're going to cleanup some graffiti. i'm about to get down and dirty with the graffiti abatement team. they left a square for me to paint. it's going to be the best square that this city's ever seen. >> we go over the graffiti with our sprayer. just grab a gun, squeeze gently on the trigger,

. >> reporter: a historic day on the steps of city hall. noncitizen parents can register to vote for school board elections and san francisco. this comes after san francisco voters approved proposition and in 2016. giving and documented and documented parents the new voting right. to be eligible noncitizens must be residents of san francisco. at least 18 years old, and parents of children under the age of 19 in san francisco. on eligible are those in prison, on parole for a conviction of a felony, or those found mentally incompetent. although city leaders are celebrating the new rides for immigrants -- rights for immigrants they also caution parents to know the risks. >> we give people the choice. it is not to say that we are saying to people you should register to vote. we are advising people to actually meet with somebody from one of these community- based organizations. that can actually educate them on their rights and the risk of voting. >> reporter: the deadline for noncitizen parents to register to vote for the november elections for

right now, we want to take you to san francisco city hall right now where we will begin the inauguration of mayor-elect london breed. >> -- city of san francisco. i am brooks-moon public announcer for the three-time champion san francisco giants. thank you. also, aprd supporter of our new mayor, london n. breed. it is truly my great honor to serve as your emcee this morning and i want to start by all-stars for their performance. an our festivities started this morning. by now, you're all familiar with mayor breed's inspiring story. raised in the western edition by her loving grandmother, hearing gunshots in the background trying to study for high school exams, overcoming numerous tragedies in the words of dr. maya angelou, and still she did rise. no matter what adversity she faced, or how many setbacks she endured she never, ever lost focus on her dreams. her amazing story should serve as a especially to our young people here today, that if you believe in yourself you can truly accomplish anything. and and now, we are honored to beme mayor-elect breed with a very special performance. ♪ ♪

this is where it all takes place on steps of city hall.ousand chairs on polk street. those will be available on a first come, first serve basis. london breed will become the first african american female mayor. she will be sworn in by a former san francisco mayor, gavin news newsom. the voice of the giants, she will be the mistress of ceremonies. breed says it will strike a tone of unity and hope. breed is expected to greet people in her new city hal office for a couple of hours. this is a general seating check-in point here at grove and plk. so this is where you want to konl if you want to get a seat for the ceremony today. we don't see people showing up yet. it looks like you'd have a good shot at one of those seats if you started arriving now or a little later this morning. the ceremony is set to start at 11:00 this morning. keep in mind, if you aren't coming, you might want to avoid this area. that section of polk street near city hall is shut down. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. live coverage at 11:00

in the south bay, hundreds of people gathered at city hall for the march to keep families together.he latina success network care and organizers from the women's march all joined together to protest. >> we celebrate diversity and inclusion that we care about our most vulnerable and want to protect all people. >> president trump once singled her out for her stance on immigration, but oakland mayor libby schaff isn't backing down smeep was front and center today's rally. oakland was put in the national spotlight when the trump administration blasted the mayor for warning the public about immigration we have continuing coverage of the rally in oakland today. >> reporter: carrying signs saying "families belong together," and "stop torturing kids" nearly a thousand people gather in oakland for kids standing up for kids. a youth rally organized by 10-year-old kaya. she says it all started when she saw a photo of kids crying. >> i asked my mom what that was. she told me that kids were in cages and getting separated from their families. >> reporter: the most notable face at the rally, oakla

. >> reporter: at noon the mayor walked out of city hall crossing civic center plaza and made her way to the civic center bart station where just six weeks ago, transit riders shot videos of deplorable conditions including open drug use, people sleeping on the floor, and acting aggressively. san francisco police say they are working with bart police and while there's a long way to go, they are starting to see a difference. >> it was the collaboration and putting a plan together with bart, all the agencies represented here today and really we have had officers working with bart down below. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street stepping over human waste and picking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said

lost night dozens of people packed city hall. eaders voted unanimously to review the commercial space that's been home to clover lake family bowl to consider the historic building. community members were outraged after finding out the bowling alley could be torn down to make way for more housing. >> the board of supervisors has rejected a half sent housing recovery sales tax measure which would likely not have passed in nevada. as estimated the trans actions would generate 7.3 million 00- 0000 a year and intended to spur new housing development. the area lost more than 2200 homes in the october wildfires but a recent poll showed it likely would not have received the two thirds approval from voters. >>> in november california voters will decide whether to keep or repeal the gas tax. right now some new signs are popping up from sacramento to stockton and some people are pretty upset about it. the signs say, "your tax dollars at work" with an sb one symbol. it alerts tax pays it's paid for with gas tax money. >>> what's going on here

>> reporter: at noon, the mayor walked out of city hall crossing civic center plaza and made her way to the civic center bart station where just six weeks ago, transit riders shot videos ding open drug use, people sleeping on the floor, and acting aggressively. san francisco police say they are working with bart police and while there's a long way to go, they are starting to see a difference. >> it was the collaboration and putting a plan together with bart, all the agencies represented here today and really we have had officers working with bart down below. >> reporter: from there the mayor, police chief and department heads turned up larkin street stepping over human waste and picking up needles along the way. the mayor said the purpose of her walk was to see the conditions for herself. >> we're working every day to get to a better place but part of the walk-through had everything to do with making sure that everyone knows that this will be my priority. >> reporter: the mayor said today that a task force report found that iv drug users will

(♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) >> in room 400 at city hall, room 124.yone for being here today on a friday and joining us. so right now we're going to get started with the meeting and i'm going to read the welcome and then we'll go right into the introductions and then roll call. good afternoon, again, and welcome to the mayor's disability council, friday june 20th -- excuse me, july 20th, 2018 in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. and wheelchair access is provided at the mcallister streets via ramps. and wheelchair access at the polk street, carleton b. goodlet entrance is provided via a wheelchair lift. accessible listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. our agendas are also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. yeah. >> thank you. >> to prevent electronic interference with this room's sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentati

city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. and wheelchair access is provided at the mcallister streets via ramps. and wheelchair access at the polk street, carleton b. goodlet entrance is provided via a wheelchair lift. accessible listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. our agendas are also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. yeah. >> thank you. >> to prevent electronic interference with this room's sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation please silence all mobile phones and p.d.a.s, your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during public comment periods. there will be an opportunity for public comment at the beginning and the end of the meeting as well as after every item on today's agenda. and each comment is limited to three minutes and the council will respond to your comments following the meeting if you provide your contact information. you may complet

last night he was on site at city hall checking up logistics. he shared his view on the significance on the victory. >> all the young girls in san francisco and particularly the young girls of color will be so inspired that maybe they will replicate what she has achieved.>> reporter: now what will be breed's priorities as mayor? she focused on the issues of affordability in your pre-campaign. also homelessness and public safety were some of her campaign priorities. before becoming mayor, she represented district 5 as a supervisor. back out here at the city hall, this event starts at 11:00. and it is open to the public. they are seeding about 1000 people out here. live in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a cyclist was killed in concord early this morning after being hit by a pickup truck. this happened around mitnick -- midnight. this was near monument boulevard. the driver of that pickup truck did stop and is cooperating with the police. investigators say drugs and alcohol don't appear to be factors. at this po

john haines, who many of you know at city hall, he works tirelessly and volunteers and advocates for everyone here in the city of san francisco. they paved the way for freedom and liberation. the fair education act implementation coalition with our family coalition, of course, a lesbian gate freedom been, we would not sound so amazing if not for the lesbian gate freedom band. we thank each and every one of you for your service to our communities and i know many of you are here today and that was my script. thank you. i look forward to san francisco pride. [cheers and applause] >> thank you michelle. 2018 is a special year in san francisco for a number of reasons. as the supervisors pointed out, he was 40 years ago the rainbow flag was first unfurled and flown at the gate freedom day festivities. today it is an internationally recognized symbol of unity, love and acceptance. for two years ago, in 1978, we saw the first performance of the gay man's chorus, who during a dark and painful moment in this history, brought to the community comfort right here on the steps of city hall. forty y

office in front of an enthusiastic crowd of almost a thousand people here in front of san francisco city hall. london breed is the city's first black female mayor. she grew up in san francisco, public housing, as kenny mentioned. raised by her grandmother. she has a graduate degree from us f and she was president of the board of supervisors and acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died. she said today is a new beginning for san francisco. >> here in the city of st. francis, we support one another. we look out for one another. we defend one another. because service to others is our highest calling. i am prepared for our many city challenges to emerge and i know together we can accomplish anything. >> reporter: all right, and right after the ceremony today, the new mayor, london breed, is expected to head to her office ceou members of the public can meet and greet with her. she's going to be there for about two hours, so a lot of the people that are out here right now in civic center plaza are going to head in and get their chance, take their selfie with the brand new may

. >> reporter: once at city hall the march turned into aeralliy. and there -- a rally and there was a call to action. in the crowd was a group of immigrants from nicaragua holding the names of people that have died. they plan to crack down on the problems in central american. >> to turn to blind eye to central america is completely unfair. >> reporter: also at the rally organizers turn it had to their attention to the elections registering people to vote. they're hoping the out rage on the street will turn into political change. >>> in conquered rar -- conkord several hundred people rallied to get their voices heard. >>> coming up, the latest on a deadly newsroom shooting and how the community is remembering the five victims killed. news breaking tonight tuabout kevin dur -- about kevin kevin durant's plans. >>> the news continues in 902 902nds. -- 90 seconds. >>> a thieve boy has -- teenage boy has died and another man is hurt. according to the bay area news group they just left the music venue and the teenage boy was taken to the hospital. >>> dr

city hall has been transformed into an open seating area. they have close to 1000 chairs set up in the middle the street. there is a podium next to those beautiful flower bouquets. and they have two screens on either side where they will be showing what is going on at the podium. on the schedule a few musical numbers, and the oath of office will be administered by the current lieutenant governor. the seating is open to the public. it doesn't open until 10 am this morning. there are a few people who have snagged a few seats ahead of time. this group came as a church group, why did you pick it was important to be here and watch this? >> this is setting history. the first african-american female mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: so you know the mayor personally? >> yes i knew her when she was working for the african- american art and cultural complex. we attended church together. god is in control. >> reporter: you talk about the significance of this as a san francisco native? >> it's a great story of someone who came up from the streets of

. >> amanda is live outside san jose city hall with details on this. amanda? e not requesting simon lancaster remove the treehouse. they are asking him to lower the structure until it stands at under 12 feet. the lancaster family treehouse measures 18 feet from ground to roof. a few foot higher than the limit for accessory structures. the two words usually describe gazebos or fences. not specified are treehouses. >> when the neighbor complained about the size of the treehouse and that it was overlooking their yard, our code enforcement applied the accessory structure rules to the treehouse. >> that's the root of the problem. he was only informed about the coat violations. >> it's a treehouse. kids need places to play. >> she pointed to the treehouse her kids built more than 20 years ago. time with her kids flew by and she couldn't imagine spending it preparing to appeal codes. >> they are not children forever. we need to respect that. >> simon lancaster told me that the date for his appeal hasn't been set and he didn't want to speak on camera until that happens

folks can share their thoughts at 10:00 at city hall. >>> a look at city hall, the newest dunkin donuts location. this one in south san jose. our come ameras were there. today is a soft opening. the grand opening will take place next saturday. we spoke to system of the customers who got up early to check it out. >> my son was like let's get up early in the morning and let's go. set the alarm at 5:20 and saw there was a line. we came down. it was his bright idea this morning. >> you have to stand your ground and say no. >> i'm sure it was worth the wait though. that chain extremely popular out east but relatively new to the bay area. today might if be a good start for iced coffee. >>> as you're getting ready to head out the door you'll feel what i'm talking about. it starts out cloudy. you'll get more sunshine as humidity decreases this evening. 95 for the valley tomorrow. an francisco in the 70s over the next couple of days. it will be a nice welcomed change. >>> all right. we have a final look at your traffic. it has been a little breezy today. >> it has. very nice out there. a quick u

. >> reporter: outside city hall monday, crews started preparations. installing what is needed to inaugurate london breed at 11:00 wednesday morning. a thousandgo to the public on a first come, first serve basis. the ceremony is expected to last an hour. after she takes the oath of office. she'll deliver the inauguration speech. >> it will be about unity and bringing everyone together. and what we can do and how we can accomplish a number of the challenges that exist in san francisco. >> after the inauguration from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. members of the public are invited to get in a receiving line meet with the mayor inside the mayor's office. >> she's going inside city hall for a meet and greet with every single person who wants to shake her hand. >> every day i'm waking up like pinch, pinch. >> reporter: she spoke at third baptist church. ♪ how great thou art. ♪ >> we know that our mayor will >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited us into the meeting with other faith leaders before the service. he said breed is the right person to lead the city. >> mak

tonight a shake up at city hall, a judge ruling santa clara must elect counsel by district where the whole city votes on every position. meaning now neighborhoods will vote for their representative. >> there hasn't been a person of color in the santa clara city counsel. >> reporter: he was one-people who suehead it city. it's important, he said because the census shows santa clara is of two on the white. city counsel of color. >> reporter: the vote by district system is already used in san jose and san francisco. some counsel members may have to run for election sooner than they expected. the city aern itty argued they should have been decided by votersersers, not a court. >> a judge has canicided against what a charter provides. >> reporter: some see value in this new vote by district system. >> it seems that you're going to get more of whatever diversity you're looking for in a particular area. >> reporter: now in santa clara three counsel members are elected every two years. we could learn what three districts will have to be up for election this november. the city counsel could al

. >> when dan white entered city hall with the gun, we know he's going after george moscone. is there any way of knowing if he intended to find harvey milk, or if harvey just turn out to be accidentally in the way? >> no, he intended it. he loaded his gut and then he put ten more bullets in his pants pockets. he killed moscone. the mayors office is on one side at city hall, and there's a long walk to the other side, and he walked rapidly to the other side. harvey was standing outside talking to someone outside an office talking to someone. dan white said, can i see in my office? incredibly, harvey followed him into the office. but it was very intentional. carol route silver told me he also intended to kill her, and then white did an interview when he got out of prison in which he said that carol was going to remember the exact language but something like the lowest snake of the bunch, or something like that. and she said that if she had arrived at city hall at her usual time, she would be dead, but she had had breakfast that morning with a big donor to her campaign, and so sh

. >>> set to make history tomorrow, she will take the oath of office on city hall to become the first african- american woman to serve as san francisco's mayor. this error -- swearing-in ceremony begins at 11 am. there are 15 seats -- 15,000 seats available on a first-come first-served basis. >> i really want to make suresh. >> another former male, -- former mayor will oath of office. >>> pulling the plug on i.c.e. detentions, why the sheriff says he's making the decision to terminate a lucrative contract. >>> and why this group says an upcoming development project will add to gentrification. >>> tracking the next couple of days looking as though the temperatures will be dropping a little bit with fog at the coast right now and i will let that -- let you know what that means for you. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what

. >>> live look at san francisco city hall, live preparations for tomorrow's historic inauguration, london breed will be sworn in as the first black female mayor. she tweeted that tomorrow marks a new beginning for the city, she is prepared to hit the road -- ground running, she will be sworn in at 11 am on the steps of city hall tomorrow morning. >>> a private california beach nearly impossible to get to, the only way by sea, the battle to gain access to this pristine coastline. >>> finally free, all 12 boys in their soccer coach rescued from a flooded cave, tonight, the risky rescue mission with a happy ending. >>> the baby left alone for hours, deep in the wood an oregon man saturday after complaints that he was disturbing the peace. >>> a babies rescue is being called a miracle tonight, police in montana arrested an organ man saturday after complaints that he was disturbing the peace. authorities say he was camping with the child's mother, he told them he crashed his car and left a baby in the dense woods, it took five hours for officers to find the car, they discover the baby one hour

outside city hall monday, crews started preparations.lling what is needed to inaugurate mayor elect, london breed, at 11 am wednesday morning. there will be seating for 1500 with 1000 of those seats going to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. at the ceremony is expected to last one hour. after she takes the oath of office, she will deliver her inauguration beach. >> it will be about unity and bringing everyone together and talking more about what we can do and how we can accomplish a number of the challenges inherent san francisco when we all work together. >> reporter: after the inauguration, members of the public are invited to get into a receiving line to meet with the mayor inside room 200, the mayor's office. >> she will go inside city hall for a meet and greet with every single person who wants to shake her hand. b i still cannot believe this. every day -- >> i still cannot believe this. every single day i am like, pinch! pinch! >> ♪ how great thou art >> we know that our mayor will be encouraged and inspired. >> repor

speaking to the people of this city and the world at the city hall, since then, two other presidents ave come each in his turn to berlin and today, i, myself, make my second visit to your city. we come to berlin, we american presidents, because it's our duty to speak in this place of freedom. but i must confess, we are drawn here by other things as well. by the feeling of history in this city. more than 500 years older than our own nation. by the beauty of the tear garden. most of all, by your courage and determination. perhaps the composure understood something about american presidents. you see, like so many presidents before me, i come here today because wherever i go, whatever i do -- in berlin. our gathering today is being broadcast throughout western europe and north america. i understand that it is being seen and heard as well in the east. to those listening throughout l as the brandenburg gate is closed. today, i say as long as this gate is closed, as long as this scar of a wall is permitted to stand, it is not the german question alone that remains open, but the question of f

the mayor will hold a meet and greet inside city hall. we'll have live coverage on abc 7 news at 11:00 a.m. we'll live stream the event, the entire inauguration on abc7news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. >>> in the east bay, the chp has arrested two people accused having a bb gun on interstate 880. they pulled them over. a man and a woman taken into custody as officers searched the car. investigators say no pellets were fired from the bb gun. >>> uber's head of human resources resigned following an investigation into how she handled algtss of racial discrimination. lee on hornsby's resignation came a day after the news agencies contacted uber about the internal investigation. anonymous whistle blowers accused hornsby of dismissing internal complaints of racial discrimination. the allegations raise questions the allegations raise questions about the efforts of you haul truck was stolen. police found the truck in santa following a story about the theft on abc 7 news. the family was using it to store their possessions while the flooring

she came from the projects and made it to city hall. so important to have my two grandsons here to witness this historical events. cus it is for san francisco and people period. we are the first in line. i love her. go london. i love you keep up the good work thank tyou so much reporting in san francisco lp kron 4 news. (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) on the peninsula... police are still looking for a woman from oregon who went missing. today-- the san mateo county sheriff's office said they received a new lead-- and they are following up on it, but haven't released any other details. 23-year-old (grant) news.lp kron 4 san francisco lp kron 4 news. (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) on the peninsula... police are still looking for a woman from oregon who went missing. today-- the san mateo county sheriff's office said they rece