it feels good, city hall is filled with love, excitement and joy from this wonderful community. and with that, i want to just express how we are making sure that everyone in this city knows that this is filipino american history month in san francisco. so al perez come on up! not only are we going to light city hall in the colors of filipino flag, reds, blue and yellow tonight; make sure you take your picture. but we are going to officially declare it filipino american history month in san francisco. thank you all so much! [applause] can i have legacy historical society receive the proclamation from the mir in cell bagz of the 80th anniversary of the march as well as eleanor fernandez to representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.as eleanor f representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.well as elea representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.fernandez to 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.well as representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.f

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm ms. bill copper i'm here today asking for your passport and your vote. and helping me get elected for the district 6 supervisor seat. i'm coming to you today asking for support and asking you to help me alleviate so many issues and disparity in our community and helping mow to focus on where we need to be at in san francisco. the election is november the eighth 2022. and i have been a commune member in district 6 for 40 years. i have always been committed to my community and to equity competence equality and excellence. i think people of color should be eli haved to a higher level then and there we have been for over 40 years. i need your support in helping meto get there and helping mow to make san francisco the better city that is really should be. please support me and come out to vote and if you see me, talk to me i'm willing to talk to all m

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm maurice i'm running for office of of district attorney in san francisco. i'm a local product. i went it hik here. i graduated from college here. and i attended law school in the bay area. a resident of this city. and i witnessed over the years the gradual deterioration of the state of the city. crimes and violence. i have been a victim of a crime. however, if you lect mow on november 8, 20 too i will end crime as you know it in san front. i will do that. by simple low aggressively prosecuting crimes. charging both probation violations as well as new crimes. i will make sure well is compliance. i will aggressively pursue new crimes and if crimes are committed, and they are serious i plan to seek maximum sentences without any hesitation. i'm asking actual vote for me on november 8 to protect the citizens to protect the property, to protect the jobs

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

david: what did you do in city hall for mike bloomberg and the city? dan: i was responsible for everything economic and financial. my title was deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding. first task was rebuilding the world trade center site. but then we really rethought the future of new york physically and financially by having a five borough economic development strategy. david: after serving as deputy mayor of new york for development and other projects, you left after how many years? dan: i was there for six years. and then mike, one day, mike bloomberg, we sat in this bullpen in city hall. it was an open space. and i sat basically behind him. one day, he wheeled around and he said, what would you think about going over and running bloomberg? and i said to him, what are you talking about? in the six years we have sat here together, we have discussed the company for one hour total. and he said i think you would be really good. i had never run a big company before. i did not know anything about bloomberg. when i was in private equity, that

lena howland is live outside san francisco city hall with what you need to know. lena: good morning. polling places and voting centers like the san francisco city hall will open at 7:00 this morning. today is the last day for you to drop off your mail-in ballots or register to vote in person. voter turnout will be key to who wins control of the house and senate. that is why we saw governor newsom and vice-president on the campaign trail yesterday giving a last-minute boost to democratic candidates as democrats risk losing control of congress. republicans are favored to win the house of representatives and prominent republican leaders predicted a red wave similar to the blue wave in 2018 when donald trump was president. newsom paid a visit to orange county with several tight congressional races. >> these guys are ruthless on the others. >> one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree that the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. lena: that was vice president harris advocating for proposition one and also said th

this meet being is in person the city hall room 400 on sfgovtv and phone. we welcome public comment. public comment will be taken in person approximate remote boy call in. i ask that members of the audience keep it down. so we can continue the hearing. thank you. >> we welcome the public's participation during public comment. tell be taken in person and remote by call in. for each item the board will take first in person and then remote. the number is 415-655-0001 then access code: 2488 577 1731##

so, that means city hall must, and will, reopen. and, i am excited to bring the very much-needed unity . >> she also talked about her humble beginnings. she was once a homeless mother and expressed love and support from the oakland community lifted her up. she emphasized her commitment to protect renters, and also small businesses. >>> despite shang tao's historic win, california is lagging when it comes to women holding elected office lauren thoms talked with one former bay area lawmaker about the obstacles she had to overcome for her aspirations to become a reality. >> for catherine baker, her pastor politics started with her family. >> we are seeing the results of the great recession and budget strains on my family, and on our classrooms, and the principal had appointed me to every condition and committee you could be on. when i saw these albums, my kids in elementary school i went up to him and i said, what committee have you not put me on yet that helps solve these needs that our children have and he said there isn't one and th

we want to city hall that is not just a city hall for the powerful.so that we can have the quality of life that i know that we deserve. >> what happens now, rick caruso was up by 12,000 votes. but, less than half the votes have been counted. another half a million votes out there. why? voters can register and cast their ballot on election day. those have to be verified before they are counted. voters can mail in a ballot by 8:00 p.m. on election day and then they have seven days yet for that to be accepted. so next tuesday. the next update we will get his 4:00 p.m. pacific time on friday. in the primary bass. to have lost by five. in a week she won by seven. bottom line we will not know who is the next mayor of l.a. until next week. neil: thank you. appreciate it. crime is a big issue in the national elections pretty much everywhere across the country. do you know the fastest rising crime in this country, car thefts. in new jersey, governor phil murphy is putting into place a number of measures and legislative proposals aimed at increasing penalties f

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

. >> we want to have a city hall that serves all the people, not just the city hall for the powerful. just a city hall for the wealthy, but a city hall that is for everyone so that we can have the quality of life that i know that we deserve. >> what happens now? caruso is up by 12,000 votes. less than half the votes that have been counted. there is another half a million votes out there. so why? voters can register and cast their ballot on election day. so those have to be verified and counted. secondly voters can mail in their ballot by 8:00 on election day and accepted for the next seven days. the next update we'll get is at 4:00 on friday pacific time. the primary just a reminder bass appeared to have lost by five but by a week later with mailins she won by seven. we won't know probably until sometime next week. >> bill: you said seven days. i think that's what you said. >> i did. >> bill: wow. thank you, william. >> by next tuesday. >> dana: new york electing kathy hochul as governor despite what is an a business mall record on crime. my next guest is the mother of a young man mur

lena howland is live outside san francisco city hall.ow other than the correct time? lena: [laughter] that is right, good morning. voters need to know they should not with the rain stop them from coming by the voting center here at a san francisco city hall to drop off their ballots, vote in person. they can even still register to vote today, as well. as democrats risk losing control of congress, governor newsom and vice president harris were out on the campaign showed yesterday, giving a last-minute boost to candidates. republicans are favored to win the house of representatives, and a prominent republican leaders have predicted a so-called red wave similar to the blue wave in california and 2018, when donald trump was president. while newsom paid a visit to orange county, where there are several tight congressional ratios -- races that the tip the balance of the house. vice president harris warned college students about the future of abortion access at an event in ucla. this is a strategic move the democrats hope will get out the vote.

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

you can check out the lights at the civic center and city hall. watch parties throughout the tournament. and in san francisco, the grand opening of the world cup village is filled with watch parties, food and more. all of it part of a month long celebration located in various sights across the city. that brings us to tomorrow night. the 49 ertz take on the cardinals in mexico city. this is a critical matchup on monday night football. you can watch it all right here on abc7. our coverage starts at 5:00. well, the splash brothers come through for the warriors in houston tonight. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. chris: it's been a rough road for the dubs away from chase center. ahead, clay opens the floodgates. how the splas >> the warriors still hunting for their first win on the year. 0-8 in houston. their worst senator 30 years. took a huge effort from the splash brothers to snap the skid. he promised the floodgates were to open. clay on fire hitting his first six shots. 20 points in the first quarter. it's the 11t

the first wooden town hall appeared in the city in 1578 and only 100 years later a new stone town hallpened its doors to the city rulers, and in the same year exactly, on september 1. its twenty-six- meter tower fell off, apparently, the builders were caught dropouts or the material let us down. the main thing is that another foreman rebuilt the new tower to the conscience . they say that in 1780 empress catherine ii and austrian emperor franz joseph ii admired the mogilev from this observation deck. truth. they did not then have the opportunity to look through panoramic binoculars. in the entire history of its existence, the mogilev city hall was both a legislative office and a court, and the first city prison and military radio station, and even managed to visit the fire tower. what am i doing under the table a historical fact during the time of the magdeburg law , these gentlemen in robes, members of the magistrate had to report to the taxpayers for the money spent, and journalists had no right to judge the townspeople anywhere except in the gate court. as you know the language, yes

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

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

a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to align your environmental proclivities and goals around climate change and it's so easy that it's hard to not want to do it, and it doesn't really add anything to the bill. >> let's begin. we'll start off with 90 second opening statement in order. welcome, candidates and thank you for participating. introduce yourself. tell us which neighborhood you live in and why you are running for distri

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

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

a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. >> small business commission meeting for october 24, 2022. this meeting is being held live on tv and available online and listening. call in

a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. >> hi. i'm alita fisher running for san francisco board of education buzz i'm a former foster paraphernalia now adoptive parent and in the past 17 years 4 children attended 8 sudden fran schools. i have been an active partner at each one. mom and grand mother were teachers i loved school. i was that kid who came home and played school with my toys it was nile journey identifying my children's disabilities that trance formed me to parent activist and school was nots set up for everyone to succeed. now i'm a special education advocate by profession. daily, meeting after meeting i fived fight with families to get passport to help children succeed in school. i see how society marginalizes people who think and learn different low i can proviedz educationar all students and help everyone succeed. i'm a policy [inaudible] a data nerd and more then and there 10 years serving on district level committees. i served on work fwrou

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. good morning and welcome at this time retirement board meeting held in hybrid format in person and live on sfgovtv before we begin i like to reminds all attending the mote nothing person today all health and safety protocols must be adhereed all times.

on a clear day, i'm able to see city hall, and on a really clear day, i can see salesforce tower. we just have a wonderful neighborhood that we enjoy living in. being back in the neighborhood that i grew up in, it's a wonderful, wonderful experience. now, we can hopefully reach our goals, not only single mothers, but single fathers, as well, who are living that. live your dream, live your life, >> the board of san francisco waterfront stretches 7 and a half miles and while it seems it will always be there, our waterfront needs us. san francisco faces coastal flooding due to climate change with expecting sea level rise up to 7 feet by the year 2100. we also need to strengthen the wateren front gaest urblth quake risk. the waterfront resilience program is leading a city wide effort to adapt the waterfront kaess this unique combination of risks. what is at stake? small businesses nearby housing open spaces and attractions and initial historic district, mare i time and industrial use, transportation like bart and muni, critical drinking and wastewater utility and disaster response fac

takes over with the backing of the majority of city council, which will help her unify a fractured city hall. >> it shows that we are moving away from the status quo into something that will definitely benefit the city of oakland a lot more deeply than it has been over the last eight years. >> outgoing mayor libby schaaf, who endorsed thao's opponent, says she leaves the city in better shape than when she took over. >> field partnerships -- build big partnerships, sometimes with people who don't agree. >> thao will be sworn in in january. dan: the current oakland mayor announced new public safety initiatives for small businesses, shop save oakland and welcome back downtown. the new plans include a series of grants that will go to oakland's retail districts amid the increase in burglaries during the pandemic. this funding will provide more ambassadors, security surveillance, and rapid window repairs if break-ins do occur. the owner of e14 says having people support local retail could decrease crime. >> the more people that are out in the community, supporting local, the less likely that, you

all right for those of you who come down to city hall. sir, if you noticed come up i'm setting the timer for 2 minutes there is a timer on the podium this shows you once it begins when you have 30 seconds left to wrap up your statement >> hi. i'm carington here to speak about the bake are place. i'm a resident of the assisted inspect living program there are co-ops several in district 11 some in 10 and 5. and -- i'm just basically trying to put a face to the group people have been talking about rehousing. those of us in co-op came from 90 day treatment programs and from there some were 90 days off the street. 90 days sober. i was 90 days from suicide plan in action being interrupted. there were people with schizophrenia, bipolar coupled with substance use, we are put in a co-op with a program in terms of house meetings. this is the part that prc says they will not provide the case management service. but the reason that so many of us function one of my house mates finished masters in co-op i'm taking the bar to get recertified as an attor

. >> we want to have a city hall that serves all the people, not just the city hall for the powerful,the city hall for the wealthy, but a city hall is that is for everyone so that we can have the quality of life that i know that we deserve. >> so what happens now. caruso is up by 12,000 votes but there's another half a million outstanding that need counting because, one, voters here can register and cast a ballot on election day, those need to be verified. ballots mailed in by 8:00 p.m. on election day are accepted the next seven days. tomorrow around 4:00 p.m. pacific time we will get an updated total. that's going to give us a better picture, sandra, of the mail-in cohort, and it matter because in the primary bass appeared to have lost by five but after mail-ins she won by seven. we won't have a winner probably until next week. >> sandra: so tricky with some of these races not called yet. thank you very much. john. >> john: back to the idea it used to be election day. now with rare exception. 2000 changed all of that, didn't it. oh, memories. new at 2:00, control of congress hanging

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

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

just to please the audience, for example, crocus city hall in moscow returned to an active concert billboard on october 8 this year, after the reconstruction, the director of the hall, roman grachev , analyzed what has changed, ticket sales are now postponed closer to the event, because due to the fact that there was a pandemic and there were many transfers. cancellation of concerts. hey viewers. naturally, they are afraid to buy tickets in advance - the lack of ticket revenue. naturally, it affects the complexity of holding the event due to the fact that tickets were not sold to them at all, now we do not cancel, because, well, these are risks for every organizer. here are some financial activities of this risk, therefore, cancellations can only be due to the lack of the fact that the artist does not physically exist in the country for some reason, we have enough events canceled, many organizers are ready incur losses just to hold the event and have no financial obligations to the artists, the audience and the site itself, while events that are not affected by external circumstances continu

not far from city hall. looking out in the distance, mineta airport about two miles from the camera. the stadium is about six miles from the distance. the perspective is greatment if you want to go 60 miles away there's mount tam. great point from this camera. 70 degrees was the warmest number around the bay. in san jose that was for you. everyone is going to be about ten degrees cooler starting tomorrow. this morning lows tomorrow are going to be fine. by tuesday and wednesday morning, it's going to be really cold. compared to where we've been. here's monday morning. upper 30s in the north bay valleys and low to mid-40s for just about everybody else. you don't notice the change there but daytime highs tomorrow you will. it was 70 in san jose today and you only do 61 tomorrow. that's a noticeable drop. but we're going to do that everywhere. tomorrow you are barely 60 and you are going to be breezy and that will make it feel cooler and you can see why this is going to happen. there's the first weak little col

like city hall is a great weather in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school. >> and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento is a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black person to serve in those 2 prominent roles. how could we're stopped left and right on this fall day, many coming back in are you kidding no way. does it bring you? >> tried to walk around here and see what this is becoming the new you love san francisco. more than anybody, right? well, let me tell you, people stop me. yeah. let me on my walks favorably. yells have and it is all front. who roam around the city. 2 things are guaranteed. when you meet up with this magnanimous mayor. >> that contagious laugh. haha. and he's going to be dressed to the nines. i didn't know. >> what you show up to this wearing, you know, i started out that i did but i can't just in my on wha

hoping to usher in a new, more stable era when she held her first news conference today in front of city hall. calling for unity, and saying that she is going to work to make oakland e proactive city in california, for housing and homelessness. looking back at how far she has come. >> 15 days ago i was sitting in the car with my baby, my infant son. we escaped domestic violence. we had nowhere to live the guy could not pay for first month, last month, and deposit. however, we have been through a lot to get to this moment right here in this beautiful city. >> taos is one of her stop top priorities is safety, filling vacancies in the police department with experienced and homegrown officers. she also wants to fully reopen city hall, bringing more life downtown. focused on keeping the streets clean and safe. >> we have to come together, we have become and work together to solve our problems together? this is not a one-man effort, a one-woman effort. this is all of us . we love oakland. oakland is who we are. >> of course, the county still has to certify the election results, and there is still s

tony was considered the people's mayor for opening up city hall to reflect the diversity of san francisco, appointing people of diverse backgrounds to city possessions. now state senator scott wiener took to twitter today in remembrance of the 2 saying they were assassinated by dan white who hated the inclusive approach. the leaders brought to san francisco. he continued today. we still face a political backlash to inclusion and we still face political violence. we must commit to ending this poison. tonight's vigil will take place at harvey milk plaza at 07:00pm. so just about 45 minutes, we'll have a live report coming up tonight in prime time. well, he served for well over 3 decades as the nation's top infectious disease expert. but come the end of the year. doctor anthony fauci, new york's very own will leave his post. he gave his final covid briefing this week urging americans to get the updated covid boosters and flu shots ahead of the winter. basil. john reports from washington. >> with the holiday season and family gatherings just around the corner. we are obviously now entering a

and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize

gloria: some also gathered on the steps of city hall to honor lives lost.ord was prepared to have a rough day. the recent tragedy adding to that, but ford says it is not hopeless. reggie: thank you. lawmakers from the bay area are also reacting. a state senator believes it may be in response. >> we are being targeted politically, with threats and harassment online. and sometimes that spills over into violence. and it has to stop. reggie: bars are reviewing their security measures. one bartender we talked to says he is prepared for violence to happen anywhere and at any time. these events can take tolls on all of us in a variety of ways. if you are a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis or needs to connect with a qualified lgbtq crisis responder, get the support you need by going to abc7news.com /takeaction. kumasi: one person in berkeley is facing aggravated assault charges after shooting at officers with a bb gun. authorities say multiple people were in a car when one of the passengers started shooting at three community safety officers. two of

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

mayor, thank you for taking time from pressure-washing city hall for traces of rudy giuliani to speakwatch hugh jackman sing and dance for a mere month's salary -- new york. why has your story broken through? i mean, doesn't the democratic party have enough jacked, vegan, ex-cop, sexagenarian club kids? -[ chuckles ] that's a great description. -mm-hmm. -i just think pragmatic, you know? all of us remember and recall our grandmothers, our aunties, our mom and dad just giving us common sense. everyone talks about dollars and cents. no, it's common sense. -mm-hmm. -and that is the philosophy. that is how i approach life. just common-sense things to do. -speaking of common sense, you've said that because of rare gems and stones under new york "there's a special energy that comes from here." do you stand by that statement? -i said, oh, don't you feel it? -oh, my goodness. -you know, i wear my gems and my stones. great energy. -now, here's the problem, though. every four years, a politician says, "i believe my city is powered by gems," weirdo voters get him elected, then, like clockwork, t

there will be no light for a day, but on friday, president volodymyr zelenskyy addressed the kyiv city hallying that these points of inviolability are not being opened, but the city hall called it a manipulation and said that it is actually quite difficult to equip them because a large number of them are needed generators and a large amount of fuel and on. it will take some time. well, as you know from those that we passed today without warning, they were all working. and if i may, a short question: do the security points work at night at each security point a different schedule. if we take this specifically, what the rescuers have arranged. he works until 11 o'clock. oleg. he also works 24 hours a day in the kindergartens. there is even a special military guard or a municipal guard that monitors order and protects them, that is, everyone determines independently if until there is no example of people, so they are not closed and people can call there or knock, and at schools, at kindergartens, at police stations, at hospitals, they open and let people in, well, that is, in case of urgent ne