i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. uilding is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now stands 307

they gathered at saratoga city hall to protest racism against asian americans. saratoga mayor joined mayors from other south bay cities to show their support for the aapi community. on the peninsula, community members rallied against racism and redwood city. gathered this afternoon at the shopping center near jefferson avenue and el camino real. organizer say they are showing solidarity with the vic dems of the atlanta shooting spree and demanding an end to racism. the activists group cosponsored today's event. >>> part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we have a lot of resources to help you and make your ally you can head to abc 7 news.com/take action. >>> developing news. unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the u.s. will arrive at a temporary shelter in san diego tonight. the department of health and human services is operating the shelter at the city's convention center. the children will receive healthcare and food while they wait to be reunited with their families. u.s. border patrol is dealing with the surge in ch

. >>> plus changes at san francisco city hall in the last 45 minutes. a live look at the new work of art that is now taking over part of the iconic building. >>> beautiful weather to start off the month of march. plenty of sunshine and temperatures several degrees above average come into the upper 60s around the bay, low 70s farther inland, still just short of 60 degrees. similar temperatures tomorrow but some changes by the first we ci of the year, happened just after midnight last night near concord airport at meridian park boulevard. officers they the man was found dead in the street with several gunshot wounds. when this is a seven in a dark- colored suv may have been involved. >>> a driver was reportedly speeding, and lost control, leaving a trail of damaged behind. this happened on holly street early this morning. the driver hit about five other vehicles, took out a couple of fences and then hit a woman. the driver ended up on someone's lawn, thankfully the woman was not seriously hurt. no word if the driver is facing any charges. >>> let's take a

outside saratoga city hall. in redwood city, a rally will begin at the corner of el camino real and jefferson avenue. >> other governors in signing a co and more signed the letter. it reads in part, quote -- what is happening to asian-americans is simply un-american. >>> you can help in the efforts to stop the hate. nbcbayarea.com, telemundo 48 and our parent company comcast has partnered with the asian-pacific funds. if you'd like to donate, there's a link on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you'll find it under the community page. >>> at 7:up, a shocking discove for some local construction workers, after finding this hole in the ground. coming up, what was underneath for years. >>> welcome back. it just takes my breath away, that glorious sunshine, as we look from san bruno mountain, our storm ranger taking a well-deserved rest. there's not much storm activity to contend with this weekend. it will be a gorgeous final weekend of march. >>> a construction crew was working on the demolition of this bridge in vallejo.

we still have that crash over by milpitas city hall. eastbound 237 is closed for one block there.led the crash. i would check out 101 northbound, a report of a crash there, no major injuries and it sounds like everything is off the shoulder. back to you. >> good thing no one was injured. thanks. >>> coming up next on today in the bay, nbc bay area responds. >> a dud of a furniture delivery, and an app that won't give people access to their money. we're talking thousands. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we respond to both next. >> but first, we're sharing those stories of resilience to look forward to ways we may emerge from the pandemic, and you know what, we're also looking back at the last photos taken before the covid shutdowns began. here's a few of viewers who sent us some of their photos. angela shared these photos, the last day in the office, which included a birthday party. we love birthdays around here as well. and scott says they visited a comedy club. so all this week, we have been sharing those photos, and we want to keep it up. find us on facebook, instagram,

we were at one of the rallies against racism that started outside san francisco city hall. 100 people took part in the event. organizers say they've had enough and people are living in fear. >> too much violence and robberies. elderly, women, children. families are in fear of walking on the streets now. we don't feel safe anymore. >> reporter: after the rally the group took to the streets for a march. the one at union square for another rally. these community members want their voices to be heard and they gathered at city hall to protest racism against asian- americans. the mayor joint mayors from other southbay cities to show support for the aap i community. >> on the peninsula they gathered at the shopping center near jefferson avenue and camino riel. organizers say they are showing solidarity with victims of the atlanta shooting spree and demanding an end to racism. this group, raging grannies, sponsored today's event. >>> fighting for racial and social justice. we have a lot of resources to help you. to find this, head to two abc7 news .com/take action. >>> unaccompanied children

, who is not involved in city hall in any way, that they have a voice. and they have some level of understanding and access to the resources we provide. she is the only asian american woman elected as assessor in the state of california, and she is the daughter of immigrants. her family worked hard to make sure she had some amazing opportunities to succeed in life, and boy, has she made them proud. the city administrator's office consist of more than 25 departments and programs that provide a broad range of services to other city departments and the public. and ladies and gentlemen, i am so honored to introduce the next city administrator for the city and county of san francisco, assessor recorder carmen chu. >> good morning, everybody. first off, i just want to say thank you so much, mayor breed, for your confidence in me. i am humbled and i'm honored by your nomination, so thank you so much for this opportunity. >> thank you. >> if confirmed by the board, of course, i look forward to working not only with you but also with the board to make sure that w

city hall start 1:00. you can see the list here of all of them. a really at aquatic park in berkeley. another in dublin and fremont at lake elizabeth at 4:00 p.m.. >>> part of building a better bay area is fighting for social injustice. we have a lot of resources to help. go to abc7news.com /take action. >>> what a gorgeous saturday. oh, my goodness. >>> it certainly was. we have a beautiful sunday on the way. nice visibility, but there is a compressed marine layer over the golden gate bridge. that will influence the coastal temperatures today. we still will be looking at well above average readings. that all changes as we start the work week. asian-american official raises issues duri during military combat . he is emotional message about what patriotism means. >>> a new bill aims to legalize jaywalking. why critics say targeting jaywalkers allows police to use kevin bacon here. you know me from six degrees of well... me. but it's time to expand. see, visible is wireless with no surprise fees, legit unlimited data, powered by verizon for as littl

more news after the break. >>> a large crowd outside city hall. people called for action against hate. not just words of support. they want action. many demonstrations this weekend. >> reporter: chanting, cheering and honking horns. it was awfully loud here. that's the point. asian americans and supporters say they're done being quiet. >> the crowd of dozens quickly grew to over a thousand. spurred by the recent violence, they won't be quiet any longer. >> we are together. we're here. we're not going anywhere. and ready to speak our truth. >> no more silence. >> attorney and former football player. his followers began organizing the rally during a live stream. >> this is a movement. enough is enough. >> anger not just at the recent violence. but every day racism. asian americans say they faced for too long. >> it's continuing every single day. in this place we come together. in this place and this moment we are together. >> current and former elected officials spoke of the need for policy change. >> the out come has to be action. by policy makers

and marched down market street to city hall. familiar sights in the streets of san francisco. and across the bay. a similar show of support in. >> here's an opportunity where we don't have to feel alone. and we live in walnut creek and it's wonderful that we know that the community cares. >> she made it a point to also bring her daughters. the killings of six asian women in atlanta had made this a difficult time. >> i guess sometimes i am scared. i'll go out into the world eventually and i don't know what's going to happen. i feel more safe when i know there are people willing to come out and support me. >> with about 60 people, this is a more intimate setting. an san francisco and san jose. it's no less important. >> i don't want anyone left with the impression that east of the tunnel there aren't many of us who feel the same way. >> walnut creek is korean american and says the shootings in atlanta have been tough to deal with. three of the victims were of korean decent. she's met other women who are dealing with the same emotion. >> it's wonderful to to be able to connect wi

it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to he history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for many years, doing the fashion, not for the movies, but for for san franciscan his and then in turn, big changes, and now i am here. the work that i do at city hall makes my life a broader, a richer, more fulfilling than if i was doing something in the garment industry. i had the opportunity to develop relationships with my docents. it is almost like an extended family. i have formed incredible relationships with them, and also some of the people that come to take a tour. she was a dressmaker of the first order. i would go visit her, and it was a special treat. i was a tiny little girl. i would go with my wool coat on and my speci

. >> city hall was lit up for the holiday tonight. the officials there is a san francisco could enter the orange tier as soon as next week. paving the way for bars without food to have limited outdoor seating. >>> celebrations across the bay area looked quite different this year. abc 7 news reporter is in santa cruz at a covid-19 safe beachfront concert where the event held special significance for some. >> reporter: balcony dancing, a concert with plenty of social distancing. the kind of party that no one would of imagined. celebrating was the last thing on her mind last saint patrick's day. >> last year at this time unfortunately i got shutdown as a hairdresser. your work group completely closed down, that is your family. as a hairdresser you have your salon family. and when they are completely gone -- [crying] -- it is hard. >> reporter: like so many businesses this vertical concert was a pivot for dreams inn. a way to bring live music to their guests. they remember how the mood was different same time last year. >> the vibe was sp

. >> city hall was lit up for the holiday tonight. officials there is a san francisco could enter the orange tier as soon as next week. paving the way for bars without food to have limited outdoor seating. >>> celebrations across the bay area looked quite different this year. abc 7 news reporter is in santa cruz at a covid-19 safe beachfront concert where the event held special significance for some. >> reporter: balcony dancing, a concert with plenty of social distancing. the kind of party that no one would of imagined. celebrating was the last thing on her mind last saint patrick's day. >> last year at this time unfortunately i got shutdown as a hairdresser. your work group completely closed down, that is your family. as a hairdresser you have your salon family. and when they are completely gone -- [crying] -- it is hard. >> reporter: like so many businesses this vertical concert was a pivot for dreams inn. a way to bring live music to their guests. they remember how the mood was different same time last year. >> the vibe was spooky

abc7news was in san francisco city hall. about 100 people took part in this event. organizers have had enough and that people are living in fear. >> we are having too much violence and robberies to elderlies and to women and to children and families are in fear of walking out on the streets now. and we don't feel safe anymore. >> after the rally outside city hall the group took to the streets for a march. we are expecting similar events in berkeley and dublin to name a few. >> part after better bay area is fighting for social injustice. we have resources. go to abc7news.com/take action to find out more. >>> lisa. started out foggy and still a little foggy and going to be a nice day. >> in fact most areas already in the 50s. a live look outside from the east bay hill camera where we are in the mid-50s. if you like it more enjoy it today and the cooldown tomorrow but more 80s in the ven-day st. er ven-day foreca xt>>> a poweul on patriotismonn eroffialit. want plus. >> black is black. >> the zoom call that is quickly spreading online. a california teacher caught makin

you bunch of people running a fake city hall. city hall should not be closed. it is healthy, safe enough for all the people who work at city hall, including your commissioners, to be open for the public to do business in san francisco. 2020, we have 30% of the business fail because of city hall. your department, ethics commission department, do not support our public the constitutional way. as you can see some of the items that you keep talking about to yourself, and i believe that i am the only one so far speak on behalf of the public today for the entire san francisco, so you're basically running a failed commission, ethics commission. according to what we see in united states, we have 50 states in america. 27 states that are republican run cities and states, they are open, open for business. they're open to travel, there's no curfew, and they're opening public schools. but look around you in san francisco. what have you done to damage? your meetings are not productive, have been killing san francisco in the entire 2020. now, we are talking about 2021. please

san jose city hall served as the meeting spot where a couple 100 people gathered to denounce the recentrease in violence and xenophobia. the rally is part of a campaign called stop asian american pacific islander hate. response to an escalation in bigotry that has emerged from the covid-19 pandemic. but bad actors have been espousing dangerous and false rhetoric about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. this year alone, there have been upwards of two dozen reported incidents against the a p i community in the bay area this week, a santa claire woman was charged with spitting on an asian man in mountain view a 26 year old man. arrested after being accused of robbing and attacking a 75 year old man who died at a woman was sexually assaulted at a san jose train station. the male assailant screams slurs at her while grabbing her neck and violently flinging her about, assemblyman evan lo said after witnessing san jose city hall host other rallies for pride, women's rights and black lives matter, he carried a

alternatively, you could send your public comments to our address in city hall.ffice's address is room to 44, be good lit place, san francisco, california, 94102. this information is on the front page of the agenda for thek'g,éñ meeting. items acted upon today will appear on the supervisors agenda of april sixth, 2021, unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to thank the members of this committee and the clerk's office for accommodating this meeting. this item was substantively amended the last time it appeared before the committee when we one week ago today. this special meeting is to accommodate public comment on the amended version of this ordinance. this is the third time the item has been before us. >> sorry to interrupt you, should i call the items that we have before us? sorry about that. >> that's okay. >> agenda number one is an ordinance amending the police code for rights for certain employees laid off due to the covid-19 pandemic if their employer seeks to fill the same position previously held by a laid off employee or a substantiall

details, only one block from city hall to el cerrito. if you're familiar with the area.you are not, you can eat at el cerrito. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza, taking a live camera there, you see light, easy traffic, as we expect friday morning. we may see the metering lights on around 6:00. >> thanks. >>> developing now, key rulings are expected in the trial for derek chauvin, the former police officer facing murder charges in george floyd's death. the defense has requested to delay the proceedings. it comes as a rally calling for justice in the case is set to take place tonight in minnesota at the capitol. it's hosted by black lives matter minnesota and communities united against police brutality. >> now to the insurrection from capitol hill and a new plea from the fbi. it's asking for help identifying ten suspects believed to be involved. dramatic new enhanced video highlights some of what the fbi calls some of the most vicious attacks on police officers that day. they include beating officers with a table leg and nails. spraying officers with a fire extingu

people gathered in the castro and marched to city hall. kpix 5's betty yu was there. >> reporter: people of all different racial backgrounds and ages showed up in solidarity here at harvey milk plaza in the castro. today's rally and march was about creating a safe space for people to grieve, to heal, and to lean on one another for support. >> so if you are asian, and you're hurting, i know. and it's okay. because i am hurting too. >> reporter: eugene clifton chung encouraged the crowd to speak their stories and share their frustrations. >> just like they showed up for us i wanted to show up for them like during the black lives matter. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that i had held signs that read stop asian hate and marched down market street to civic center plaza. >> there's been this sort of put your head down and just get -- work hard and get through it. and just accept the racism? i guess. we have to organize -- it's a personal choice. to say no, enough is enough. i can't stand by and watch another grandpa, grandma, be just pushed over with violence

abc7 news was at one of the rallies that started outside san francisco city hall. about 100 people took part. organizers say they have had enough and people are living in fear. >> we are having too much violence, robberies to elderly's, two women, two children, and families are in fear of walking on the streets now. we don't feel safe anymore.ter: outs ll, thok e streets for a march. they met up with another one at union square for another rally. more rallies are planned for today across the bay area. you can see the list. southbay, one at milpitas city hall starting at 1:00. a rally at aquatic park in berkeley at 2:00. dublin at emerald oakland park and fremont at lake elizabeth at 4:00 p.m. >>> part of building a better bay here is fighting for racial and social justice. we have a lot of resources to help, and you can find your ally at abc7news.com/ take action. >>> let's get a check outside this morning. >>> it's the last sunday of march. we have a full moon. some fog over the bridge and above average temperatures again continuing for most of us. a beautiful vie

will be a rally at city hall that would also add 11 and in redwood city. people will be gathering at the corner of jefferson avenue and el camino real at 12 30 in the afternoon. you could find more on the effort to stop the eight the hate against asians on our website ktvu. .com mobile vaccination team plans to inoculate upto 1000 seniors living at a large senior living facility in san francisco's chinatownty will begin administering shots to residents at keeping you in next week. it's all in an effort to boost vaccination rates for san franciscans 65 older and reach those and communities that have been disproportionately affected by covid-19. now the two day event at the facility is planned for friday, april 2nd and fry. april 9th today fema and cal o es says they plan to wrap up their mass vaccination sites in oakland in law and los angeles on sunday, april 11th, officials say the oakland coliseum site has provided some 6000 to 7500 shots a day. alameda county is now in talks to take over the site likely at a reduced level. one big thing, our ability to

yes, she has a democratic party inside her, but she is not involved in the city hall machinations. she is somebody who stands up for community, whether it is helping farm workers, whether helping getting the census, whether it is helping small businesses -- she has done it all. and she is also an lgbtq person, and she is a female, and we need more women on commission. and she is also a san francisco resident and a immigrant herself. let's just say that we're going to really lose out if we don't appoint her and yet appoint someone based on their political connections. i really think you need to appoint her because her voice is necessary. thank you. i yield my time. >> chairman: thank you. mr. barretto, are there any additional callers? >> mr. clerk, that completes the cue. >> chairman: great. public comment is now closed. as you have observed a couple of times, supervisor chan, we have too many good applicants for the seats that we have. i want to thank everyone. i want to thank the current commissioners for their service and applicants for their interests. it's a tough decision, bu

people who want schools back open five days a week marched to city hall today. >> five full days! >> a group called decreasing the distance organized that protest. it comes exactly one year since schools across the bay area were closed to in-person learning. while the school district recently struck a deal with teachers to reopen some classes in the coming weeks, parents say it's not good enough. several students also took the microphone today to talk about how hard it's been to learn virtually. >> i'm in fifth grade. online classes are not working for us. >> we need schools open so in the future we can get to a university. i'm really not learning much online. >> several city leaders including mayor london breed showed up to voice their support for safely reopening schools. >>> one year ago today her name became well known across the bay area. santa clara county's top doctor sarah cody announced what would become the beginning stages of the shelt ear at home order. it wan attempt to stop the spread county health leaders closed school for what was supposed to be three weeks, and th

. >> after the rally outside of city hall, the group took to the streets for a march. the group met up with another one at union square for another rally. >>> to the south bay were community members want their voices heard, they gathered at city hall to protest racism against asian americans. the saratoga mayor joined mayors of from several other cities to show or >>> on the peninsula, racism in redwood city, they gathered this afternoon at the shopping center near jefferson avenue. organizers say they are showing solidarity with the victims of the atlanta shooting spree and demanding a and two racism. the activism group cosponsored today's event. part of building a builder building a better bay area is part of going to www.abc7news.com to take action. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11, a asian american official raises his shirt during a government meeting to show his scars earned during military combat. his emotional message about what patriotism means. >>> a couple accused of stealing catalytic converters, how police are linking them to thousands of thefts. as we c

demanding the commissioner of the met dame cressida dick expensive for the meeting in city hall todayy was ordered by the homes of priti patel as dame procedure defended her officers. they have to make these really difficult because and i don't think anybody should be sitting back in an armchair and saying what that was done badly or i would've done it differently. done badly or i would've done it differently-— differently. without actually understanding _ differently. without actually understanding what - differently. without actually understanding what was - differently. without actually l understanding what was going differently. without actually - understanding what was going to their minds. the understanding what was going to their minds-_ understanding what was going to their minds. ~ ., ,., ., ., . their minds. the metropolitan police were already — their minds. the metropolitan police were already being _ their minds. the metropolitan police were already being investigated - their minds. the metropolitan police were already being investigated for i were already being investiga

works for the city hall and is trying to help patterson's municipal government grapple with the rising numbers of homelessness every day he says the toll it takes on the city's destitute bosy war is that the economy fallout from kovac 900 pandemic could push more people into the streets. according to the u.s. census bureau but some 9000000 americans are behind on their rent and at risk of a vacation many now depend on help from places like this community kitchen. the eviction moratorium has protected them from landing on the streets during the pandemic but it is due to run out by the end of march. good 4 months behind you know i did pay my rent horribly and left for nothing. probably the worst possible thing that could happen to anyone is to be homeless because there's some people who never were home don't know how to handle me i wouldn't have a halo almost despite idea approaching deadline new rental assistance has still not been approved by congress which is currently fighting over to new stimulus package on the streets of paterson edwards bosy hopes that the money arrives on time in

. >>> a community rally was held in front of san jose city hall south bay residence that unity leaders called for calls showing solidarity to victims and they wanted to get that message across in saying that hate crimes are not accepted. >> someone says we have to do something. utilization of technology got twitter, facebook, and three days to this is larger than i have ever seen here at the plaza at city hall. >> the former congressman said that antiracism in education is to be started in school at a young age. >>> any spate of vigil was held after a 75-year-old man was robbed and attacked during his morning walk. friends and family members gathered where he was attacked by many that attend this book about bringing an end to racist violent attacks targeting seniors. he was pushed by a suspected hit is had on the pavement during the march 9th robbery and he died two days after. >>> fighting for racial and social justice, we do not have all the answers got to find your ally had to abc7news.com/take action. >>> a frightening experience after thieves ransacked their home while the 11-year

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downtown minneapolis has the flair of a ghost town these days city hall and other municipal county and state government buildings have been fortified the city spent several months planning and preparing for what is likely to be the highest profile trial in the history of minnesota razor wire brand new fancy and concrete barriers this is how many apple is try to secure the hennepin county government center this is where the trial will start in just a few hours there will be national guard troops here police will be out in force here to secure the proceedings inside all around town there's a noticeable strain in the air because of the trial. there's a lot of. this depends going up it just seems like escalation almost like they're already probably the worst if it doesn't say peaceful it doesn't but it just doesn't is not served i don't think it will and it shouldn't know. the trial will begin with the potentially lengthy process of jury selection the court has allocated up to 3 weeks for that. x. minneapolis police officer terry shoving faces charges of 2nd degree murder and 2nd degree ma

have put forth a platform about stimulating the new york city economy, because having worked in city hallhow city government works. i know where the resources are. we can create 100,000 new jobs and i will create those jobs by spending $10 billion on capital construction. that is a part of the budget i will control as mayor, to build things we need built in fix things we need fixed. building affordable housing. that is important to recognize. lisa: when you were talking about how people should come to the table and give what they can give, are you saying you do want to raise taxes for the people who can afford to pay them? maya: i do. i've been very public about this in my positions. here is the thing. it is the thing we mess. it is how much we agree upon in this city. we have been so deeply divided, or feel deeply divided. i want to remind folks that during covid, we actually added jobs in the tech sector. during covid we had folks move into the city. we have growth sectors in the city. it is life-sciences, it is tack, it is health care, it is many other things. when we focus on her asse

been detained or gone missing the ruling military junta declared martial law in myanmar's largest city hall. starting today ride hailing company will treat its $70000.00 drivers in britain as workers instead of contractors that means the drivers can now receive a minimum wage paid holiday leave and if eligible even pension benefits this move follows litigation and a recent loss for the company in the british supreme court. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has landed in south korea on the 2nd stop of a tour to reset relations with asian allies arrived in seoul from japan pushing the biden administration's agenda to keep a lid on the growing power of china he also reaffirmed china washington's commit rather to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula but ahead of his trip the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong un warned washington not to interfere in the region. let's get more now from correspondent frank smyth he's standing outside the defense ministry in seoul and is covering blinken visit what can we expect from this meeting today. well they're going to tal

your written comments can be sent to our office in city hall by u.s. postal service.r address is 1 dr. carlton goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california, 49102. one additional issue, mr. chair, we have today interpreter assistance provided from ocea for public comment line in spanish -- in chinese. we have guests who are here to provide assistance with that participation. ar turo, could you provide some introductory comments in spanish? >> sure, john. [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] gracias. thank you. >> thank you, arturo. i'm going to once real quick mention the meeting i.d. number one more time. could you interpret after i provided it. the meeting i.d. is 187-333-9471. could you repeat that? >> sure. hold on a second. let me write that down. what did you say? 187-333-9471. >> sorry. i had the wrong number. >> thank you. >> [speaking in spanish] gracias. >> thank you very much, arturo. agnes, can you provide introduction assistance in chinese? >> yes. [speaking mandarin] thank you. >> thank you both very much. and finally,

that is happening on sunday at city hall in san jose. >> i have to tell you, it is horrible to hear that happened this morning. this conversation needs to be had and more communities need to step in to help as well. thanks so much for your reporting. stay safe out there. >> yeah, kiet, really sorry to hear that. >>> also happening today, virtual candle light vigil will be held in honor of oakland resident pak who died after a brutal assault and robbery. this events aims to provide a safe space to mourn and spread awareness. the zoom vigil begins at 7:00. two suspects have been arrested in connection with mr. death. >>> today president biden and vice president kamala harris leaving dc heading to atlanta where they'll be meeting with asian american leaders in the aftermath of the spa shootings, new video emerging into the investigation of the attacks that left eight dead. in this video the suspect is seen leaving one of the three spas targeted moments after he allegedly gunned down four people inside. kpix5 is focusing on crime against asian americans in a half hour special this weekend. j

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you're in sorrow at the escalating trend, san jose city hall served as the meeting spot where a couple 100 people gathered to denounce the recent increase in violence and xenophobia. the rally is part of a campaign called stop asian american pacific islander hate. response to an escalation in bigotry that has emerged from the covid-19 pandemic. but bad actors have been espousing dangerous and false rhetoric about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. this year alone, there have been upwards of two dozen reported incidents against the a p i community in the bay area this week, a santa claire woman was charged with spitting on an asian man in mountain view a 26 year old man. arrested after being accused of robbing and attacking a 75 year old man who died at a woman was sexually assaulted at a san jose train station. the male assailant screams slurs at her while grabbing her neck and violently flinging her about, assemblyman evan lo said after witnessing san jose city hall host other rallies for pride, wome

he goes on to say, i asked the commissioner and deputy commissioner to coming to city hall today to givecantly, sadiq khan says, iam not leading up to them. significantly, sadiq khan says, i am not satisfied with the explanation they have provided. i will now be asking her majesty's expectora nt provided. i will now be asking her majesty's expectorant contemporary, majesty's expectora nt contemporary, hmrc, majesty's expectorant contemporary, hmrc, to conduct a full investigation of the events of yesterday evening and on previous days. i will also be asking the iopc to investigate the actions of police officers yesterday evening. it is vital, he says, that these events are not allowed to undermine the powerful calls since there are's murderfor meaningful powerful calls since there are's murder for meaningful action to finally stop men inflict violence on women. it was clear before yesterday that there isn't adequate trust and confidence from women and girls in the police and criminaljustice system more widely. further steps must now be taken to address this. so the key part in that state

we cannot simply rely on law enforcement to solve all of our problems. >> reporter: while the city hall rally goes on, he will remain in custody, held without bail. the judge saying his prior record makes him a danger to the public. he will return here in may to ear a plea. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. you can help stop the hate. nbc bay area and our parent company comcast have partnered with the asian-pacific fund. we'll be providing grants to organizations working to stop attacks against the asian and asian-american community. if you want to donate, we have added a link to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's a turning point for teach nerls the south bay. santa clara county says it has enough vaccines. teachers became eligible for vaccinations a couple of weeks ago, but the supply was limited. getting teachers vaccinated is a main driver in reopening our schools. county health leaders emphasized that schools can and should return to in-person learning asap. anyone working in education or child care who is not yet scheduled an appointment is encouraged to rea

solicited to work on it by the music hall's designer a wonderful designer and very peculiar man named donald dusky whose other great design accomplishment other than radio city music hall was the crest toothpaste too, which has not changed since he designed it nor has the music hall he okay was one of the people he brought in but her husband alfred stieglitz who was an extremely controlling man didn't want her to do it. he had spent the last 10 years. he told her getting her price up. she was then getting thousand dollars a painting in 1931 when this was happening pablo. you could buy a picasso for $300, georgia o'keeffe was getting 5,000 to painting and agreed to do a painting on the walls of one of the powder rooms a mural surrounding one of the powder rooms and in radio city music hall for 1500 dollars stieglitz brutalized her about it. he browbeat her he screamed at her and he reduced her to a nervous breakdown. she went to work on the day. she went to work. she looked at the room. some of the canvas was coming off the walls and she came apart and she had to be institutionalized for three months. martha graham why martha graham radio city music hall was

city officials and community leaders gathered outside of city hall to show solidarity with the victims of the atlanta spa shootings. residents say the spike in violence against asian americans has them on edge. >> i am scared to what could possibly happen to my parents if they go to the grocery store. i fear my parents safety just taking my son done my part. >> reporter: daly city is taking extra precautions to keep residents safe. both uniformed and plainclothes officers were patrolling the city. >>> new developments with the back less over tweets allison collins sent back in 2016. mayor london n. breed has joined a list of public officials calling for her resignation. more than 20 people had attached their name to a statement put out today calling for her to step down from the school board. the tweets appear to be anti- asian in nature and collins has responded through an essay posted to media. she wrote, they have been taken out of context. both at that specific moment and the nuance of the conversation that took place. one of my daughters had recently experienced an incident in her

this happened as he was inside city hall calling for a hearing on the rise of shoplifting and test. the thieves didn't get away with anything. saying that substance abusers are largely to blame. >> we can say that the person who broke into my car was looking for something of value that they could sell for drugs. and the only thing that found was kitty litter and a cushion. i guess that was not enough of value. so they moved on. >> this a break in is proof that no one is immune to break- ins. >>> the ntsb wants tougher standards on driverless technology. and they are usingan exple. ntsb said that tesla is using customers to beta test full self driving on public roads. but the co elon musk said that that feature is an advance driver assist system. the ntsb is calling on their sister agency the national highway to two impose stricter rules >>> taking a live look at traffic across the san mateo bridge. california drivers could be in for more refunds? the state insurance regulator claims that car insurers shortchanged policyholders when it came to refunding premiums because of the pandem

. >> reporter: "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside antioch city hall with more on what the mayor is planning to do. >> reporter: mayor lamar thorpe released a statement and in it he's asking his chief of police to release all the information that is legally allowed regarding two recent cases involving in-custody deaths. you could see the statement on your tv screen. the mayor wrote that the release of information is a part of a culture of reform he's trying to establish in his police department and moving forward, he's waiving the ten-day window police have to respond to public information requests when it comes to high-profile cases and the information in the quinto case would be released by midnight last night, it refers to 30-year-old angelo quinto, the family called for a mental health crisis. they allege police snatched quinto from his mother's arms, they jumped on him and put a george floyd tight hold on the back of his neck, those are the words from the family attorney. quinto became unconscious and died at the hospital three days later. the second in custody death i

can once again ring out alongside the call to prayer simona fulton al jazeera in mosul schools city. hall we are listening at the moment to the head of the roman catholic church pope francis there addressing his faithful at the church of the immaculate conception in the city of curry cost well we also have our correspondent tamara fulton who's been following this visit from start to now today she's in erbil for us simona we've been really seeing some very powerful images from the visit today. and especially today in mosul this is a city that has seen so much that has been through so much in recent years it's been 3 years since a morsel was officially freed from eyes full but as you can see in those images much of the old city especially still lies in ruins and to see the hope arrive there to walk through the rubble of the old city and to give a prayer service in front of both churches that have been. created that have been partly destroyed it is extremely powerful it is extremely moving at it seems really to draw attention both international but also attention from the iraqi government to

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. >> san francisco city council woman will be speaking out in a noon rally at city hall. >> it's very important to me because enough is enough. we have reached a crisis point that cannot be ignored any longer. >> victims say verbal and physical attacks have lasting impact. >> i'm afraid every day walking through there but i got to stick up for myself as kind of like a pride. you know, you mess with me, you're not going to scare me. >> rally organizers and bay area community wants bay area asian community to know they're not alone. >> you're welcome here. >> bay area news. >>> the search is on for many man who targeted a south bay business on lakeside drive. the santa clara business was vacant at the time but the former tenant with a chinese company, the sign was very visible, not the first time this business was hit, in january the same man left an object with an anti-chinese phrase at the front door. >>> it's just march but appears we're headed for a drought in southern california. the state water board are sending notices to those with water rights, could be central valtteri valley

. >>> there was a community rally in front of the san jose city hall. leaders were calling for an to the crimes targeting asian-americans. they were showing solidarity to both survivors and victims. organizers wanted to get the message across that hate motivated crimes were unacceptable. this also drew in some big dignitaries. >> people are saying we need to do something. use technology, twitter, facebook. in three days, they put this event together. >> antiracism education needs to be taught in schools they say and starting at an early age. >>> and building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we have resources to help you. go over to abc7news.com/ take action to find out more. >>> the covid-19 vaccine was delivered to an underserved area today. this baptist church was a vaccination clinic today in the fillmore district. people had to register in advance but walk-ins were accepted if someone who registered was a show no-show i should say. >> we are seeing to the officials and to the politicians, do not overlook us this time arou

under siege and orders from city hall, police abandoned their own building. the crowd smashed its way in, rioters looted and burned what they could. >> no police presence. the mob is in control. >> the decision that i made is for the safety of our officers and the safety of the public. the symbolism of a building cannot outweigh the importance of life. >> with no police around, the mini ha-ha liquor store was one of many businesses to burn. in the morning, the national guard and state patrol were present. outnumbered. troops and police backed down. >> the recommendation from the police officers that they were in direct support of were to leave the area and to leave the area immediately. >> the result was widespread arson and looting. >> something is coming out the door. that is a safe. these guys found a safe. and they're pretty excited about it. >> the same day derek chauvin was taken into custody and charged with murder. the other officers on the scene were arrested the following wednesday, charged with aiding and abetting murder. the multiagency security e

hundreds of protesters gathered outside a city hall yesterday they called out the lack of the citiesd for the onslaught of spring breakers from across the country the entertainment district is entering the second week under an 18 curfew jonathan seri is standing by live in miami beach with the very latest where the sun is not down and it's a lot quieter. >> much quieter because of all the trouble that they've had here in previous weekends, a lot of residents were worried what would happen this weekend but it appears that the curfews are working and the crowds are lighter and much more orderly so certainly good news for residents here, my photographer chris and i were on the beach last night to see how things would go down about a half an hour before the curfew most people were packing up and leaving the sand and preparing to return to the cars and their hotels the peaceful scene last night was a far cry from previous weekends were fights and vandalism broke out which prompted the curfew in the first place, nevertheless some vacationers say blanket curfews punish everyone for the acti

weaving along the shoreline to city hall for a rally. many say certainly more needs to be done, especially in light of the recent horrific acts of violence. >> seen in videos and that shooting in atlanta. why is it important to come out here and what you guys hoping to accomplish to just raise awareness to be. >> to fight for. you know, being supported and protected. for our community. i think it's important to in solidarity with every one thing everyone here just brings so much support. >> and really it's all about support. her. talking about, you know, binding together and making sure that their voices are heard. and so that action is taken and the violence is stopped 40 live here now. theresa back to thank you to reset. >> there was a unified front on the peninsula today. san mateo county police chiefs the sheriff elected officials and members of the asian pacific islanders caucus all coming together to denounce racism and hate crimes. >> we will not rate. and san mateo county that we don'r let this type of violence into our into our