we met at city hall we have a city hall and that was determined that it might fill what had to be the chicago the scene and myself and scott mueller would head into one that may have. so did you understand since you while you as speciations are being called to this incident we knew that some form of critic lesson had occurred but at that point we didn't have a huge amount of information and when you use the term critical incident in this context or mean to you at that time an incident involving a police officer and potentially a civilian. that that could have caused harm so on may 25th of 2020. was to be ca. responding to calls of critical incidents within the city of minneapolis yes and so have you developed that is the p.c.a. a process for responding to those calls yes we have critical incident protocols. and when you arrived with the other agents at city hall that's. where the administrative offices of the police department are correct correct. and so that at some point. the. decision is made for my fil to go to the scene at 30th. and you an agent nearer than wait around or say

>> yes, sir. >> were those officers there at city hall that evening? >> yes, sir. >> i should ask you, i guess, you said you initially got the call at 9:45 p.m. >> correct. >> do you recall what time it was that you arrived at city hall? >> approximately 30 to 40 minutes later. >> could we put this up just for the witness? i want to show you exhibit 279. do you recognize that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> did you, in fact, take that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> is this a true and accurate representation of what you saw when you took that photograph that evening? >> yes, sir. >> i offer exhibit 279. >> 279 is received. >> i ask to publish it, your honor. do you recall approximately when this was taken? >> shortly after i arrived at city hall. >> and through subsequent investigations you had done, did you learn the approximate weight of the defendant around this time period? >> yes, sir. >> what was that weight? >> approximately 140 pounds. >> sorry? >> 140 pounds. >> thank you. >> and as a police officer, since, what, approximately 2007, right? >> yes, sir

>> correct. >> do you recall about what time you arrived at city hall? >> approximately 30 to 40 minutes later. >> and -- your honor, can we put this up just for the witness please? i want to show you exhibit 279. >> do you recognize that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> did you take that? >> yes, sir. >> when was that -- is this a true and accurate representation of what you saw when you took that photograph that evening? >> yes, sir. >> your honor, offer exhibit 279. >> any objection? >> no, your honor. >> 279 received. >> asked to publish, your honor. and do you recall approximately when this was taken? >> shortly after i arrived at city hall. >> and through subsequent investigation that you've done, did you learn the proximate weight of the defendant around this time period? >> yes, sir. >> and what was that weight? >> approximately 140 pounds. >> sorry? >> 140 pounds. >> and as a police officer since, what, approximately 2007, right? >> yes, sir. >> are you familiar with -- i call the duty belt? equipment that he's wearing? >> yes, sir. >> can you just d

>> after i arrive at city hall?ugh a subsequent investigation that you don't you learn the approximate weight of the defendant around this time period. >> yes sir. >> what wasthat weight ? >> 148. >> and as a police officer since one, 2007, are you familiar with i call it a duty to, the equipment that he's wearing smr. >> yes sir. >> can you describe for the jurors what is present on his duty to. >> initially firearm,, mace, realtor and a review associated with that as well disease a magazine is to hold bullets for the firearm. >> and any body armor that he is currently wearing smr. >> yes, he usually has a guest on. >> based on your experience as a police officer estimate weight of the defendant? >> approximately 30 to 40 pounds. >> while you are there city hall you endeavored to collect other items for the investigation. >> yes sir. >> what other items didyou acquire ? >> part of my call is acquiring the officer involved uniform as well as their yes sir. >> me minneapolis police officers where body cameras? >> did

this began 8.30, crowds gathering around city hall.hot can of what appears to be a fire side. one of those cars people marched through downtown oakland and the trouble began not not long afterwards. yeah. in oakland police headquarters is pretty much barricaded surrounded by. orange construction material that's used to keep vehicles off of streets and that surrounded the building is here. this is a crowd the oakland city hall area at 14th and broadway. >> just before things started to turn. again, we've been monitoring this. you can find all the latest to kron 4 dot com. we have video posted there. the latest details this may continue for some time tonight. oakland police on the ground are trying to corral it. we'll keep you posted by going online as we continue. plus on kron on our streaming app, which will be coming up at the end of this broadcast. all right. but let's go back to lawrence for one more look at the weather. yeah, guys that fog is moving on shore right now. we'll see some of that fog early tomorrow morning. >> but you k

really here in downtown walnut creek. >> we are at city hall where city officials say they were planning to possibly. >> barricades just in case there were any demonstrations, but that has not been the case. the city council and the police chief say they are with proving statements on the verdict until the council meeting which is going on right now. there are some businesses in town that have been boarded up. that's mostly though, as a result vandals rummaging the through businesses. tagging business is about a week and a half ago. >> those businesses have been boarded up >> pd has been removed civic park across from the police department and city hall. often the site of rallies. god has essentially just been visited by families today. no no chance. it's been extremely quiet in the city is hoping. >> that it stays that way. the police department. there's been monitoring the streets as it does. there have been. >> visible throughout the day. but no reports of violence or any incidents at this point. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> well, coming up we're continuing to follow the breaki

. >> did you then proceed to city hall?rradondo: i should say i notified the minneapolis mayor that this is the situation we have at least right now and i would brief them as i receive more information. i then proceeded to leave my residence and i went directly to my office in city hall. >> when you arrived at city hall, do you recall seeing any video, images, or footage of this event? chief arradondo: the first time that i saw a video of the event was after i was notified that mr. floyd had now been -- was now deceased. and so i'd asked my deputy chief to pull up what i -- knowing the area really well and knowing there's usually a camera, a city-ownedera at that location, i asked him to locate that video so that i could review it. >> and that's what we would rivera to as the milestone camera, milestone foota chief arradondo: that is correct. >> did you watch the footage from the milestone camera that evening? chief arradondo: did watch it, sir. >> can you describe to the jury what you saw when you watched that footage? >>

we're right outside of city hall and spoke with a spokesperson for the city.y said they had plans in place to possibly barricade this area in case demonstrators did show up but again, nobody has stopped by no barricades around the park behind civic park often the site of all rallies that is quite just kids and families over there. there is some video we can show you if some boarded up businesses in town. all doors and windows closed up. but just less than a handful of those and many of them have already been boarded up well for about a week and a half after about 10 vandals ran through town spray painting laying graffiti on business walls and windows of nothing. new reported today. i also spoke with the city, a spokesperson who says they're not anticipating any demonstrations tonight. but of course, things do change as day turns to night. now, the city council here in walnut creek is going to be meeting here 6 o'clock election virtually. but they are going to start their meeting. and at that point the council is a planning to address the george results here in

live at city hall. lili? >> reporter: yeah. while we were waiting for the verdict, police were setting up extra barricades. they were walking around san francisco city hall. a few minutes ago, i want to show you these two police vans showed up here and several officers got out and started walking around city hall as well. and, you know, but since those three guilty verdicts came down, it's been very, very quiet here. we talked to former mayor who said his reaction was a relief and putting up all this plywood was not justified. have a listen. >> this is one perspective of a black person. we now know that it may be possible when we have been victimized, as we often are, but we also know it may not be as instructional as it needs to be. >> reporter: mayor london breed released a statement which reads, in part, what this verdict does reflect is that the tide is turning in this country, although still too slowly toward accountability and justice. san francisco police are still prepared for potential demonstrations with extra officer

did you then proceed to city hall. i should also say that i right after that call way notified minneapolis mayor jake upright to say that this is the situation we have at least right now and that i would brief him as a receive more information i've been proceeded to leave my residence and i. went directly to my office in city hall. when you arrived at city hall do you recall seeing any video images or footage of the. the 1st time that i saw a video of the event. was after i was notified that mr floyd at now been disclosed now deceased and so i had asked my deputy chief to pull up what i knowing the area really well and knowing that there's usually a camera a city on camera at that location i asked him to locate that the so that i could review it and that's what we would refer to as the milestone camera milestone footage that is grim did you watch the footage from the milestone camera that evening i did once and can you just ran for the jury what you saw when you watched the footage. when i 1st viewed this milestone vid

in the city hall rotunda. they have this vaccine event happening right now.the cameras. you can see what's happening here. not a lot going on yet, but you can see those volunteers in maybe some people starting to show up. they're kind of getting it all together as we speak. this of a vaccine event, rather is for those people who are the most vulnerable. maybe they're homeless. maybe they're in need of a vaccine. and they just don't have the same access and so volunteers are out here helping make sure this vaccine event runs smoothly across our state. people 16 and older are eligible for the vaccine, as you know. and so this will help some of the younger people also experiencing homelessness or experiencing anything. that they really just don't have access. maybe they don't have internet access, which is huge with going to my turn and all that. hard part about getting the vaccine is the debate net demand for the vaccine. outweighs the supply greatly, especially with the paws of the johnson and johnson vaccine. so a couple vaccines sites like this one really he

. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive 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 special little dress because at that period

one o one between there and san jose city hall along east santa clara street live in san jose.deboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. look pretty nice there in san jose. and this is the view from our sutro camera overlooking san francisco hazy. but i was a pretty by state and nicer weather is on the way. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at the weekend which seems pretty warm. yes, should be a very nice weekend ahead. temperatures to warm back up timing on this. why it's so pretty close to perfect as we're going to see high pressure building in overhead clear, not just guys. pretty nicely. yeah. we'll see a couple batches of fog along the coastline. the breezes. yeah. a little brisk out there right out toward a a s f o you see the tree blown in the wind there. certainly some gusty winds in parts of the bay area. specially approaching the coastline haze over the bay right now. and that's because that onshore breeze bring us some that moist air right out the pacific waters back on shore dry as can be that's the downside. no rain to speak of just a coupl

corruption reared its head again and the fbi found a local businessman agreed to go undercover into city hallnd wore a wire in a city -- and eight camera and he taped -- and a camera and he taped them taking bribes and other favors. this became known as operation plundrdome. it was ran by name -- a man by the name of dennis aiken. after a two-month trial in a city where people said you'll never get people to convict buddy cianci and in a city where he went to prison with 67% of the voters still thinking he did a good job even though they thought he was guilty. when he was sentenced i the judge, he talked about how he was really two people, dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. and buddy and his own way said privately to a friend, how come i didn't get to paychex. -- paychecks. he was known for not being physically involved in the underlying acts and buddy framed it as, what did i do? i was convicted of being a mayor. some of the jurors felt otherwise, that he was a guy who knew how to keep himself insulated, kind of like a mob boss that he had once prosecuted, ironically, and that he was able to stay out

we're live outside san jose city hall. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you, okay, we will look forward to continuing coverage on that event. jessie. thank you. former president barack obama weighed in on the verdict today, releasing a statement this afternoon and he said in part, while today's verdict may have been a necessary step on the road to progress. it was far from a sufficient one. we cannot rest we will need to follow through with the concrete reforms reduce and ultimately eliminate racial bias in our criminal justice system. yeah, and our live coverage of the sylvan verdict continues coming up. next we'll have more reaction from political leaders and also a conversation about what today's verdict means for the african ame if you have... ...moderate to severe psoriasis, ... ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause seve

jessie barry joins us now he's at san jose city hall with a look at what's happening. jesse julie.g to you and the naacp here in san jose silicon valley, along with five other groups kind of sponsored this celebration here in the plaza at city hall. you could hear and see behind me. they're playing some blues music, a of justice, a music dancing expresses relief and elation as people here say. finally, this. you got the right outcome, but also a day of mixed emotions, because no matter how long derek, seven sits in prison, george floyd is still dead for that reason. later this evening, the reverend george oliver of grace baptist church here in san jose says will be a much more somber setting of reflection over it for the floyd family and all other families who have been touched by police violence. we've been struck down by the police violence and concerned. so today we want to have a little time to reflect and to enjoy and also memorialized those who still lost their lives. it isn't important at this moment that we stand together as a community red and yellow, black and white becau

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>>> investigators looking for clues near a bay area city hall. >>> a breaking story. a crazy situation in southern california threatening homes. >>> temperatures into the 80s across much of the bay area and i am tracking high temperatures in the forecast on thursday. >>> people are anxious about wildfire for sure. started a group and we have about 68 or 70 homes. >>> the close call earlier and one high risk area. >>> the clock is ticking on the coliseum's role as a vaccine super site. we are live with the new fight to keep it from shutting down. >> the last thing you want to do is shut down any facility. >>> right now police and hayward are investigating a homicide that happened on b street and watkins street near city hall. officers blocked off the intersection. no word on how the person was killed or if they have made any arrests. >>> a fire is burning out of control at a pallet yard in compton . it is getting dangerously close to home. massive flames and plumes of smoke for miles. thousands of pallets are fueling the fire. the flames jumped into nearby roofs. there

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let me get away and let you enjoy blues outside san jose city hall. we have city leaders and activists bringing in music like the naacp and local churches all here for what they call a celebration. the crowd is still pretty small but it's gradually grown over the last hour. i would describe the mood as largely positive. ♪♪ >> we want to thank the tireless efforts of people like jethro and naacp and many other activists and loyalists who have kept the fire burning this long so people would not forget the name of george floyd. >> what they've been doing is sort of going back and forth between speeches and musical numbers. again, it's not a big crowd but one that has told us they appreciate the verdict today. they say there is much more work to be done in the future. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> among those thinking about today and really taking it in is bay area civil rights attorney john buress, who has tried numerous cases involving death at the hands of police. he says he was not surprised by the verdict. bur

well, christina and how our long rally in front of city hall.n a few 100 people took off marching. tonight's vandalism isn't something every. business braced for fire set in downtown oakland as vandals torched a honda dealership invading the car lot to smash windows and set some vehicles on fire. protesters and splinter groups ar

retire better >> today large crowds taking over san francisco city hall where community members organized the rally speak out against the recent surge in violence against asian americans stover sackey at that rally today and she's joining us now live with details on how. >> it all what. good evening, taylor. >> hey there, guys. we've seen a lot of people come together and unite over the last few weeks at these rallies. and while they do that here, this one took a slightly different approach. we actually saw a lot of martial arts, gyms and groups from across the city come here together to teach self-defense lessons in also give live demonstrations. >> and that's the message of sunday's rally at san francisco city hall 14 unity members gathered to stand up against the violent attacks on asian americans. san francisco native hudson lau organize. the event can sit back and wait for politics and policies those in need for long-term. >> systemic changes right now. families are getting beaten to death in the who do you argue with that his own moral compass for that kind of conversation. i mean,

you initially said it was the courthouse that you were talking about the city hall?> yes. >> that's maintained by the minneapolis police up in the streets and right? >> right. >> password and the involved officers go during a critic or -- critical injury or officers involved were possibly witnesses to a critical injuries. >> correct. >> you understand the involved officers were individually transported to room 100, right? >> i believe that was the case. >> you referenced that at that point kind of the critical incident policy takes over in certain things have to happen pursuant to the critical incident policy, right? >> yes. >> a whole host of things have to happen, right? >> yes. >> you reference interviews of officers and the interview of officers occurred in room 100 on or abate -- on or about may 26 of 2020? >> i'm not positive. >> that's one thing that could potentially happen but not necessarily? >> correct. >> now you testified at the end of the night at the end of your involvement officer lane handed you a couple of pieces of evidence that pertained to the ar

the city of walnut creek after a band of protesters tagged 25 buildings with graffiti including city hall referees were in kelly shows us the damage and she has reaction from the police. >> most of the graffiti has already been painted over. but here are some examples behind me right now blm obviously standing for black lives matter. the other is an acronym. that is a slur against police using a word i can't say on tv in fact, most of the vandalism targeted police spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unresthreference. the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. >> the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered the march down the center of the main corridors of the business district starting around 09:00pm. you can see it in action in this surveillance video is sum breakaway to spray paint the cost of the destruction is estimated to run

sure love when we got to train nobody sent me straight to city hall at city hall they told me your mission is to check vehicles and prevent any disorder shouting disturbances and so on. skirts this pretty secure the area what does that mean. and with means we check vehicles going in and out of the escort of buses carrying the evacuated people and children of the abuser and we caught looters. we're supposed old enough to be assisted me in gets me free because it will be limited to one of. the news accredited that's needed to put it it's the only thing that has a little girl i only remember being in people nothing before that and also my whole life began their. get over that as i went to kindergarten and school there i grew up there until the disaster happened when i missed because all the families living in town had something to do with the reactor some worked there some worked in town in the schools but they all had some connection it was the town's whole purpose i knew. there were plenty of sam alito and most of them had many children. and because of that we had lots of kindergartens and

. >> did you then proceed to city hall? >> i should also say that i -- right after that call, i notified minneapolis mayor jacob frye to say this is the situation we have, at least right now and that i would brief him as i receive more information. i then proceeded to leave my residence and i went directly to my office in city hall. >> when you arrived at city hall, do you remember seeing any footage or video images of this event? >> the first time i saw a video of the event was after i was notified that mr. floyd had now been -- was now deceased. and so i had asked my deputy chief to pull up what i -- knowing the area really well and knowing there's usually a camera, a city-owned camera at that location, i asked him to locate that video so that i could review it. >> and that's what we would refer to as the milestone camera or milestone footage? >> that is correct. >> did you watch the footage from the milestone camera that evening? >> i did watch that. >> can you describe for the jury what you saw when you watched the foot

fibroids latest example of ecological architecture is its new city hall thought to be the 1st public building in the world to generate more energy than it consumes it won the german sustainability award in 20 team. i get a little city to earth from. she 1st leads me to the square in front of freiburg historic town hall here as everywhere across the city you can find the narrow brook . before you have noticed this little tripping hazard in the city. what's it all about dance reached it was. really important the main reason these got his were built back in the 12th century was to have water in the city to put out fires to other cities have them to its capital that's about the cities had them but most places have filled them in because of course there hasn't. i walked but probably wanted to preserve it's baseless system and i really fought for that and the $970.00 s. . yeah you do this this lovely building from the 16th century it's called the whale house it became so famous because eros most of rotterdam lived here for 2 years but the rest miss the great philosopher and freethinkers con

>> correct. >> and they transported lane and king to room 100 within city hall? >> room 100. >> was it about shortly after that, about 15 minutes or so later that the bca took over? >> yes. i was notified by lieutenant zimmerman that bca is on their way and they will take over the scene. so we were requested -- me and my guys were requested to stay put for scene security. >> do you recall when bca arrived? >> i don't remember what time they arrived, no. >> i will show you exhibit 91. do you remember the name of the agent who was involved? >> yes. i believe his name was special agent michael phil. >> can you tell the jury what you see here in exhibit 91? who are these people? >> that appears to be special agent michael phil standing alongside lieutenant zimmerman. >> here? >> yes. >> that's at 23:00, is that right? >> correct. >> that's the approximate time then that the bca took over the scene? >> approximately. >> you saw special agent phil have a conversation with lieutenant zimmerman. after that conversation took place, did you have a conversation with lieuten

. >> did you then proceed to city hall? >> i should also say that i -- right after that call i notified minneapolis mayor jacob frye to say this is a situation that we have at least right now, and i would brief him as i received more information. i then proceeded to leave my residence, and i went directly to my office in city hall. >> when you arrived at city hall, do you recall seeing any video images or footage of this event? >> the first time that i saw a video of the event was after i was notified that mr. floyd had now been -- was now deceased. and so i'd asked my deputy chief to pull up what i -- knowing the area really well and knowing that there's usually a camera, a city-owned camera at that location, i asked him to locate that video so that i could review it. >> okay. and that's what we would refer to as the milestone camera or milestone footage? >> that is correct. >> okay. did you watch the footage from the milestone camera that evening? >> i did watch. >> can you describe for the jury what you saw when you watc

or you can write to our office in city hall in room 244. 1 carlton b. goodlett place. it is in your agenda. items acted upon today will be in the april 7, 2021 board of supervisors agenda. >> would you please call item 1. >> resolution initiating a landmark designation under article 10 of the planning code for diego rivera's fresco titled the lagory of california painted in 1931 and located at 155 sansome street. >> we also have the planning department on stand by for questions. >> supervisor preston. >> this is the second time in recent memory i have initiated landmark status of another of the three iconic murals here in san francisco. the one which i am happy to report we initiated is about to be heard by the historic preservation commission and will be coming back for land mark des designation the san francisco art institute and of course there is this one at 155 sam son street on the 11th floor. "the allegory of california." there is a third one in supervisor melgar's district that she is looking to initiate in what has become known as the diego theater. this one i

four's maureen kelly shows us the damage and has reaction from police. >> spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unrest target. police and referenced the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say killed as officers here want to quickly take pride in our city. we take pride in the service we provide or community. >> and to the graffiti through our downtown area. is vulgar towards us. this is not not a great feeling. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered. >> the march down the center of the main corridors of the business district starting around 09:00pm. >> you can see it in action in this surveillance video is sum breakaway to spray paint the cost of the destruction is estimated to run in the thousands, possibly 10's of thousands of dollars. many banks were also hit, but so were several small businesses. an investigation is underway. but polic

effort to try to do something about the string of crimes is so far encouraged by the response from city hall and the police department kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story. >> a traffic stop on related to recent robberies and burglaries here along a stretch of san jose's east santa clara street. but happy to see police in the neighborhood for whatever reason is the owner of plaza jewelers, which has been robbed twice burglarized and vandalized recently where morrow optimistic that we're going to have some results and is robbery. >> we see more police on the >> surveillance video of the frightening march 21st smash-and-grab robbery jewelers and the owners plea for help from city hall will lead to action, says district 3 city councilman role for all we want to get out there, be able to meet with the the business owners, those that have been targeted. >> understand. find out as we hear that maybe not all of them have reported some of the incidents that happens. we want to be able to get an understanding about that to see if more prevalent than what we're already knowing. police offered no ne

schleicher: a transported king and lane room 100 at city hall. >> room 100. schleicher: shortly after that about 15 minutes later the dca took over the scene. >> yes. i was notified by lieutenant zimmerman dca is on their way and will be taking over the scene. so we were requested to stay put foreseen security. schleicher: do you recall when dca arrived? >> i do not remember what time. schleicher: exhibit 91. do you remember the name of the agent? >> yes. i believe special agent michael philp. schleicher: tell the jury what you see exhibit 91. >> that appears to be the special agent standing alongside lieutenant zimmerman. schleicher: 2300. >> correct. schleicher: the approximate time dca took over the scene. >> approximately. schleicher: special agent phil had a conversation with simmerman afterwards did you have a conversation with attendance amendment? >> i believe i had a conversation with both of them afterwards. schleicher: lieutenant zimmerman did he remain at the scene after dca took over? >> he came up to me and told me pretty much it is in the dca h

, the man in a three-piece suit, the attorney was attacked as he walked towards city hall simplys attacker from south boston knew about him. that he was black. that's all it took to have your life threatened anywhere you might go in boston in those days. being black in boston in those days could not have been more dangerous. five months after the photograph of ted being attacked was seen around the world, a 11-year-old black girl got on a boston public school bus for the first time and headed in to the heart of the battle in the all-white neighborhood of charlestown, which was then the toughest neighborhood in boston by far. i was afraid to go there in those days after my first venture there got a guy i was with stabbed. that was charlestown then. an 11-year-old girl kim janey had no idea what to expect when her school bus rolled in to charlestown for the first time. she was shocked when a mob attacked her bus, throwing rocks, screaming, saying go back to africa. that was the standard greeting in places like charlestown and south boston for school buses of black students in those

large crowd took over san francisco city hall over the weekend. community members organized a rally to speak out against the recent surge and violence against asian americans across force. taylor's aggie was there. she has the details. >> and that's the message of sunday's rally at san francisco city hall 14 unity members gathered to stand up against the violent attacks on asian americans. san francisco native hudson lau organize. the event can sit back and wait for politics and policies those in need for long-term. >> systemic changes right now. families are getting beaten to death in the street who do you argue with that his own moral compass for that kind of conversation. i mean, start talking to someone that things i see even okay. so right now important thing is talking to our community because we're there's a lot of fear and i don't want my people to live if you're a on to be a friend now is also representative of el nino and and wooden man. we tie in the city. he brought other martial arts gyms in groups here on sunday to do live demonstrat

when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to -- in a way, and appreciation from the city of san francisco for the musical legends. i feel like a lot of people in san francisco don't realize what resources there are at the library. we had a film series, the s.f. punk film series that i put together. it was nearly sold out every single night. people were so appreciative that someone was bringing this for them. it is free. everything in the library is free. >> it it is also a film producer who has a film coming out. maybe in 2018 about crime. what is the title of it? >> it is called san francisco first and only rock 'n' roll movie. crime, 1978. [laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was going to be a painter. i did not know i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books

the previous should know when we got to try to be sent me straight to city hall. it city hall they told me your mission is to check vehicles and prevent any disorder shouting disturbances and so on near the skirts this pretty secure the area over the but what does that mean. and with means we check vehicles going in and out of the greek escort of buses carrying the evacuated people and children of the abuser and we caught looters. we're supposed old enough to be assisted me is the to me free of requests here locally want to do it of. the news a creditor that's never been put into its own lives and has its get a girl i only remember being in prepared and nothing before that and also my home life began there. you know that if i went to kindergarten and school there i grew up there until the disaster happened. all the families living in tallinn had something to do with the reactor some work there some worked in town in the schools but they all had some connection that it was the town's whole purpose. i knew. there were plenty of our families and most of them had many

six plus city hall and the police department.in about nine wednesday night when 20 to 25 people came into downtown. these individuals were all dressed in black with face coverings. police ask for mutually from contra costa county sheriff's deputies and a sheriff's helicopter. walnut creek police lieutenant james laughter said officers didn't catch any vandals in the act. our officers were present. we did not witness any of the actual vandalism occurring. we did see the large group marching down the street. but the group. took off within 10 minutes. no arrests were made. no businesses were looted, but police say the amount of damage makes this a case of felony vandalism. the vandals were upset that the killing of dante right by police in minnesota, some tags encouraged killing officers, but there were also references to walnut creek police, perhaps referring to the shooting death of miles hall, who was mentally ill. police say they support free speech rights but with the destruction of property, we will not tolerate that. it's ver

look outside, though, right now in downtown san francisco with city hall lit up out in the distance. we are noticing some high clouds overheah. very scattered in nature. but allowing for temperatures to dip into the upper 40's throughout most of the coastal areas of the bay area, including pacific up downtown san francisco barely in the 50's and even those of you in berkeley currently at 49 degrees as is livermore but milder for conquered at 54 degrees. thanks to your warm-up. seasonal average today at 68 degrees and widespread 50's and now 40's. for those of you in the north bay petaluma 46 degrees. the chilliest city out there right now in the bay area. but not that far behind a santa rosa currently at 49 degrees. so bundle up for your sunday night. we are seeing the return of that strong sea breeze a little bit breezy double digit winds increasing for those of you in the east bay shoreline with oakland seeing sustained winds at 17 miles per hour holding steady for those of you in fairfield. 21 mile per hour winds with gusts upwards of about 25 miles per hour less so fortunately be

i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. g 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 feet

today the clinic was hosted at san jose city hall. were obstacles to overcome to make it happen and just. getting people there wasn't easy. before this clinic at city hall could vaccinate the homeless volunteers had to convince them to come. and so people like geneva, strickland spent days of the san jose encampments offering education and encouragement. we could talk to them because i've been home with myself. for six years, so i'm able to relate to them and i see their points and i and it just helps out i feel a little more comfortable and they get a little more comfortable talking to me. i think that there were logistics to think about local leaders in partnership with the group. asian americans for community involvement sent busses to pick people off their in different locations, different encampments, and so it's hard to get them to the centralized locations and that's why getting the bus is to bring them here is critical, and they'll have to do it. ice with the johnson and johnson one dose vaccine on hold the clinic pivoted to u

mention the flagship projects we still have a few more in the planning is to have 3 years ago fribourg city hall reopened as the world's 1st public building to meet the net plus energy. we also have the construction of the new s c fry book a stadium which should be a climate neutral operation. then there's a huge project planning a completely new district. noise he will be a fully climate unusual quarter with a very innovative climate and mobility concept that's one that's a huge undertaking. and again you move it it's concept of this is the consequence of another so to speak but even bigger and with a social for gosh because sustainability isn't just an ecological topic in fribourg we still have a way to go since affordable housing is so scarce we must ensure something happens that much thought is going into that with this new district thank you richard. i would say the pandemic has given the topic of sustainability a real boost worldwide traffic is significantly reduced as are the numbers for long distance travel in general well if people can't travel to faraway places then at least they can t

well a vaccination clinic at san jose city hall today targeted the homeless population. ktvu zan rubin joins us now with a look at the obstacles they overcame to make it happen and just getting people to the event wasn't easy. yet organized. there's brought in busses, and they'll do it again in a few weeks, they'll have to track down the same people when it's time for second shots, before this clinic at city hall could vaccinate the homeless volunteers had to convince them to come. and so people like geneva, strickland spent days of the san jose encampments offering education and encouragement. we contacted them because i've been homeless myself for six years, so i'm able to relate to them and i see their points and. and it just helps out i feel a little more comfortable and they get a little more comfortable talking to me. i think that there were logistics to think about local leaders in partnership with the group. asian americans for community involvement sent busses to pick people off their in different locations, different encampments, and so it's hard to get them to