for anything. >> reporter: according to donelan, the officer involved is a veteran who works at a city hall building where their recruiting units operate. he believes the shooting highlights the state of crime in the city. >> i think it's illustrative of the level of crime both our residents and the police officers who protect them are facing here on a day-to-day basis when right outside city hall we have a suspect who is armed and brazen enough to open fire on folks. >> reporter: it's unclear if the suspect knew he was targeting a police officer. that sergeant is on paid administrative leave as a part of standard protocol as the investigation continues. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, velena. >>> exactly a month ago an estimated 3,000 hamas militants entered israel and attacked towns and villages near the gaza strip. today the israeli consulate of san francisco screened a 40-minute video showing some of the atrocities committed that day. the goal is to remind people of how the conflict between israel and hamas started this is the death toll in gaza keeps rising.

the search is on tonight for a statue stolen from the late host city hall. police say the statue was taken amid several other metal thefts around the government building. kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> crime comes allay city home. the bust of francisco benicia dave ally the wife of general. polite, stolen this week. it's one of several recent that's to happen at the city government center. it's getting out of hand. were. >> people are bold. now they they did is was this something the dude like to brag about or was it something to do with that? people trials still something and get some food or get some drugs. longtime resident david marstiller says stealing has become a big problem in vallejo. >> he says businesses are dealing with this every day. city officials out of an abundance of caution have removed the 2 other statue heads that stood in the fountain between city hall and the jfk library. those busts will be in storage as police investigate a news release from the city also stated that the metal lettering on the front of the city hall building was

. >> now at 11, the search is on for a statue stolen from the late host city hall. while city officials fear the fast may not be an isolated incident. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 11. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus the bust of francisco they've allay the wife of general vallejo was taken some time this week as kron four's. dan thorn reports now there were several other things stolen around that government building. >> crime comes allay city home. the bust of francisco benicia dave ally the wife of general. polite, stolen this week. it's one of several recent that's to happen at the city government center. it's getting out of hand where >> people are bold now they they did is was this something the dude like to brag about or was it something to do with that? people trials still something and get some food. get some drugs. longtime resident david marstiller says stealing has become a big problem in vallejo. >> he says businesses are dealing with this every day. city officials out of an abundance of caution have removed the 2 other statue h

he adds this morning at oakland city hall, a criminal picked the wrong victim. we are thankful for our officers safety and equally relieved that community members were not injured during the incident. dispatch order went off. >> and that's a utility that we used here in the city of oakland to really, you know, have our officers show up when there are gunshots that are fired. and these are actually technology. and so we're seeing that technology is working. oakland mayor shengtao says she's limited in terms of what she can say, given that this is an open investigation. >> but did add that the alameda county district attorney's office is also investigating. >> we've been ringing the alarm bell and saying if you flood our streets with more cops, if you decide that the answer to every social ill in our our current state of crisis is law enforcement only, we are going to stand uptick in police violence. >> kat brooks with the group anti-police terror project says she's concerned that this is the second fatal police shooting in the east bay in two days, including a sh

fans plan to send a new message today from city hall. this time that message is meant for other major league owners. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in our sports building in san francisco with more. >> reporter: today, a's fans are asking mlb owners to rewrite the fate of the a's, to keep them rooted in oakland and add to the rich baseball history that is the oakland a's. i mean, take your pick. you've got rickey henderson, tony la russa, reggie jackson, mark mcgwire. the list goes on. this is why they are not giving up. later today, fans are showing up at city hall with oakland mayor sheng thao and other city leaders for a scheduled press conference urging mlb owners to stop the move. the team needs 75% of owners to vote in favor of the proposal in order to make the move the las vegas. that vote could come as soon as next week. oakland city council has a scheduled vote tonight on a resolution reaffirming its support for the a's, which includes adopting a approvals for the howard terminal project and securing more than $400 milli

police on the scene right now near oakland city hall. streets are closed. police are investigating a live report in just a few minutes. then toll roads across the bay area could be a reality. >> how you can voice your opinion on this controversial plan. >> and a company that was once the most valuable startup in the country now filing for bankruptcy, rework now forced to rework its business plans. >> oh, good morning. i wrote that. we said it. that's a word. play good morning on this tuesday, november 7th. >> i'm going to start a check of our forecast. drew, good morning. >> so we start out with dry conditions on your tuesday, but we do have issues with dense fog out there in the north bay and along the coast. visibility is down to less than a quarter of a mile in spots. it's also a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. we're in the 40s and low 50s for the most part. and you will need that jacket first thing this morning. but we do have a nice afternoon on the way. this is our tam cam, a live look showing you mainly clear skies. that dense

we're talking about big crowds in front of city hall here in new york city. hundreds of people gathering just the past half hour saying they're going to pack the streets, calling out things like genocide. joe has got to go and saying the united states is complicit in what they say has been killing. so many innocent people on the gaza strip and saying that something needs to be done. we've been watching and listening, but we want you to hear some of those chants. watch we want it now. if we don't get it, if we don't get it, if we don't get it. and those were just some of the chants there. meanwhile, also, the president of israel wants schools to take action against anti semitism, where we've seen a lot of the protests popping up because it's not just in large cities like here in new york. it's on those campuses. right. so the president of israel, martha, sending a letter calling on colleges and universities across the us to address the rise of jewish hate. that's the letter there from president isaac herzog, who actually attended both cornell and nyu, writing

we want to appreciate you all for being here today at city hall to cell brit.re is so much more work but we appreciate the inclusiveness and how the community is coming together today. to not only celebrate your heritage but share your heritage with the rest us. i want to that i can take this moment to acknowledge and recognize the host committee and al perez for his leadership. our council general, neil ferrara being here and continuing to be a champion and add haveicate in the community. our mc yling and franko. today's keynote. we are looking forward to hearing from you. and all of the honorees being recognized tonight, thank you for being here and iment to ask al perez to come forward at this time even though he is working making sure everything is together. come on up. on behalf of the city of san francisco we are goo going to declare it filipino heritage month in san francisco! can we have our elected leaders in the host committee to come forward for a photograph, please? let's have the dance company. yawn mercado, neil to come up as well. if we can have

reform peculiarage for the november 24 ballot in the hopes of delivering more decisionmaking at city hall and effective administration of city departments. as you may have noticed there has been a bit of talk of reform as oflet in august the mc kena colleges rose state and local gentleman released a report refurthermores to city charter to expand mayoral xours reform the ballot measure and commission system. some floated a 2024 charter amendment to change how the redistricting task force is selectd and votes to elect the board of supervisors and former supervisors issue senator and judge offered his own measure for election of supervisors and spur neighborhood i press to review the chart and will issue its set of proposed reforms. concern our city government is broken is of course, not new. it was 15 years ago that joe labeled san francisco the worse run big city in the us. however, it has seemed to meet hunger for a better city is palpable and felt today to create now opportunity to look at our chart and consider better ways of doing things. to thaenldz i and my staff have been having co

the statue outside latest city hall was stolen. city officials are concerned that theft might be part of a much bigger crime spree. another investigation is looking into cruise, but this one is now focused on how they were able to get permits for their 5 of cars. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good friday morning to thank you waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning is is friday. >> november 3rd and the last day really for you to get out without the rain hit you in some form or fashion. john travels been getting us prepare for the wet weather. that's on the horizon. good morning, john. at least the last day to get outside without putting on the jacket on during your afternoon hours because today is the last of our warmer days of this forecast. >> the rest of the forecast is looking a little bit cooler. we're looking out there this morning at the east bay right now with skies that are nice and clear. we don't have a lot going on out there for your friday. s

plus, a statue outside city hall was stolen. why city officials are concerned the theft may be part of a bigger crime spree. and after the break. we're going to have the latest on. a grant application to help disadvantage communities prepare for wildfires. some are on that. >> and we are in the midst of a pattern change ahead of us. we've been so warm and dry this all that cloud cover sitting to the west about to sitting to the west about to be making its way in. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop in and save today. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is calient

it appears to me, if we knew this in city hall, we had at our disposal the expertise of the governmentwhy didn't they? if we move on a week, we will see that something similar happened a week later. if we could go to 119 .008. if we look at the bottom of the page, there is an e—mail dated the 8th of march, which is a sunday, again from someone in your office to claire brunton, a request to attend the cobra that was going to happen the cobra that was going to happen the next monday. a very similar request, can the mayor come to the cobra, given the recent impact? this time, we can see that the same response is received, if we can go up response is received, if we can go up to the top of that page, there is a response on the monday morning at 950 am. no they may isn't required for the pm has asked for a separate meeting with cabinet ministers. let's just look at a separate set of internal e—mails, to show how that decision was reached. if we look at the next item, we see the same e—mailfrom your member the next item, we see the same e—mail from your member of staff. and then if we look u

the that that this is if it's happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. still a police car. >> city officials say they're working on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about these thefts to contact police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> union city woman is accused of secretly working with san francisco drug dealers and using her position as a money services teller to wire money to bank accounts in mexico. investigators say 42 year-old nsa variant oce was allegedly working with a drug dealer in san francisco's tenderloin district. again, tose would exchange messages with her drug dealer and other man and take care of the cash that she would receive. and then wire the money to bank accounts in sinaloa, mexico, according to the u.s. district attorney's office, she would also charge and under the table fee for her services. she could face up to 2 decades in prison if convicted. several people san francisco were treated at a target store

the that that this is what if it's happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. ext? going to still a police car. >> city officials say they're worting on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about these thefts to contact the lay hope police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 union city woman is now accused of secretly working with san francisco drug dealers and using her position. >> as a money service teller to wire money to bank accounts in mexico. investigators say 42 year-old yes in modern toast was allegedly working with the drug dealer in san francisco's tenderloin district rentals would exchange messages with the drug dealers. another man and then take care of the cash that she would receive and that she would wire that money to bank accounts and sinaloa mexico. according to the u.s. district attorney's office, she would also charge table fee for services she could face up to 2 decades in prison if she's convicted. >> well, several people in san f

in a statement, the president of the p barry donelan says, quote. >> this morning at oakland city hall, a criminal picked the wrong victim. >> we are thankful for our officers safety and equally relieved that community members were not injured during the incident team born and raised in oakland. >> familiar with the. with now. so, you know, so it's like. really doesn't surprise me. this is just like >> the norm, you know, the most recent crime statistics released by the oakland police department show violent crime is up. 22% this year compared to 2022. people who work in the area react to the shooting. >> pretty regular in the city of oakland. it is concerning. you just have to be completely, you know, conscious of your surroundings. and not be overly paranoid or judgment. so but yeah, it is a little out of control. >> the officer was not injured and per department policy. oakland police say he has been placed on paid administrative as opd. the alameda county district attorney's office and the community police review agency investigate the deadly shooting in oakland, philippe djegal al

. >> plus, a statue outside the lay of city hall has been stolen. why city officials are concerned the theft might be part of bigger crime spree. and after the break, the state is opening a grant application to help disadvantaged communities prepare for wildfires. and we're taking a big turn this weekend after such a warm past few days. we're about to see some cooler weather pushing in from the north and west. >> what exactly does this mean >> we are back. time now is 8.14, and a new study found that the planet is warming faster than previously predicted. so james hansen is a renowned scientists credited with being the first to sound the alarm about climate change 40 years ago. and in a study, he and more than a dozen other scientists say that warming will exceed 1.5 degrees celsius this decade and 2 degrees for 2050. he's using data from polar ice cores tree rings, climate models and observation ul data. the study concludes the earth is much more sensitive to climate change than previously understood. not all scientists, however, agree with the find

but while the council was deliberating, two groups came to demonstrate at city hall, one in support ofout change, outnumbering the other. >> for some of the organizations representing israel and the zionist community want us to believe we want america to believe that all jews support israel, and that is simply not true. we are jews who believe that israel is the problem and we want to support the palestinian people. >> the other group was opposed to the cease fire, saying there shouldn't be a resolution until all hostages are released. >> we believe that we have to return all of the hostages who are underground in tunnels back to their families as a part of a cease fire. and unfortunately, the authors of this resolution have failed to acknowledge the importance of reuniting israelis with their families. >> this resolution is said to affirm the city of oakland's love life commitment, which calls on residents and elected officials to protect life and stand united against violence. >> a family in piedmont is desperately searching for a mother who disappeared from a houston airport after r

the that that this is happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. i mean, what's next? on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about the staff's to police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, union city woman is accused of secretly working with san francisco drug dealers and using her position as a money services teller to wire money to bank accounts in mexico. investigators say 42 year-old you send your buddy and toast was allegedly working with the drug dealer in san francisco's tenderloin district. but again, tose would exchange messages with her drug dealer and another man and then take care of the cash that she would send her, that she would receive and why are on to bank accounts in sinaloa, mexico, according to the u.s. district attorney's office, she would also charge and under the table fee for her services. she could face up to 2 decades in prison if convicted. several people in the san francisco target store needed medical help after some

she was the first one to say we're going to fight city hall. friends together and they started from a group called the save the cable car community, 1947 and managed to get it on the ballot. are we going to keep the cable cars or not? head turned nationwide and worldwide and city hall was completely unprepared for the amount of backlash they got. this is just a bunch -- the city came out and said basically, 3-1, if i'm not mistaken, we want our cars and phil and her group managed to save what we have. and literately if it wasn't for them, there would be no cable cars. people saw something back then that we see today that you can't get rid of a beautiful and it wasn't a historical monument at the time and now it is, and it was part of san francisco. yeah, we had freight back then. we don't have that anymore. this is the number one tourist attraction in san francisco. it's historic and the only national moving monument in the world. >> the city of san francisco did keep the cable car so it's a fascinating feel of having something that is so histo

at 16th and san pablo streets not far from city hall. upon arrival, the officers located an individual suffering from a gunshot wound. >> the officers immediately began providing medical aid to the individual, but unfortunately the individual was pronounced deceased on scene. >> the oakland police officers association says that the individual opened fire first and the officer shot back, adding, quote, a criminal picked the wrong victim. we are thankful for our officers safety and equally relieved that community members were not injured during the incident. the sergeant involved is on paid leave pending further investigate. >> on the bust of a sex trafficking ring in the south bay led to nine arrests and 18 victims rescued. investigators say the colombian based ring ran brothels out of hotel rooms in santa clara and alameda counties . abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey has details now on operation phenix. >> two years, multiple agencies, nine arrests, and most importantly, 18 rescues and alleged human trafficking ring that spans severa

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. >> new at 11, there is a metal theft mystery brewing at the city hall in vallejo. tal bust of the wife of the city's founder was stolen from in front of vallejo city hall recently. the bust isn't the only thing that was recently vanishing. officials say metal letters from the city hall sign and handrails have also been stolen lately. the metal busts of mariano vallejo and chief solano have been moved to storage for safe keeping city staff is looking into improving security or permanently moving that art to protect it. all right. let's give you an early jump on the weather for your friday as we hit the weekend. abc7 news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking what to expect in the 24 hour forecast. sandhya dan? >> fog is going to greet you. we already have it in half moon bay right now. so let's look at the 24 hour forecast at 50 in the morning when the sun comes up at 737. the combination of the fog and the high clouds, we'll be seeing some sun at noontime, but it will be filtered by those clouds and the fog and fall warmth with us, 4:00 pm. we're talking about temp

you have city hall in the background.d on that silver sedan there with the two doors opened up on the driver's side. you can see some evidence markers on the ground. we believe that there is a body somewhere in that area. one person we've confirmed has been shot. this happened around 4:15 this morning. again, there's a huge police presence out here. it doesn't look like they're right now doing any active investigation, perhaps they're waiting for the sunlight to come up, perhaps they're waiting for the coroner to arrive. right now, this part of 16th and san pablo, which is on the edge of frank ogawa plaza, is shut down. this is technically not an area where you would have a lot of traffic, so this is not going to be impacting the downtown oakland area as far as people coming to and from work. but it's definitely just more of a localized issue. so, again, one person shot and killed here around 4:15 this morning. not clear what the circumstances were. but, again, as you can see, a major police presence here just outside of

. >> new at 11, there is a metal theft mystery brewing at the city hall in vallejo. a metal bust of the wife of the city's founder was stolen from in front of vallejo city hall recently. the bust isn't the only thing that was recently vanishing. officials say metal letters from the city hall sign and handrails have also been stolen lately. the metal busts of mariano vallejo and chief solano have been moved to storage for safe keeping city staff is looking into improving security or permanently moving that art to protect it. all right. let's give you an early jump on the weather for your friday as we hit the weekend. abc7 news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking what to expect in the 24 hour forecast. sandhya dan? >> fog is going to greet you. we already have it in half moon bay right now. so let's look at the 24 hour forecast at 50 in the morning when the sun comes up at 737. the combination of the fog and the high clouds, we'll be seeing some sun at noontime, but it will be filtered by those clouds and the fog and fall warmth with us, 4:00 pm. we're talking about

. >> reporter: flowers line the steps of san francisco city hall. each of them bearing the names of people who have been killed in traffic crashes in the city since 2014. >> what hasn't changed is our streets are still killing people every single day. or severely injuring people. >> reporter: back in 2011, jenny yu says her mom's life changed forever. >> a car was speeding and turning left and struck her. her body flung to the other side of road. >> reporter: her mom survived, but. >> post traumatic stress disorder. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on sunday, jenny went no city hall for a vigil or world day of remembrance for traffic victims. nearly 300 yellow flowers were placed on the steps of city hall to honor the nearly 300 lives lost to traffic crashes in san francisco since 2014. that's when san francisco committed to vision zero, the goal of zero traffic deaths or injuries. >> clearly, we have not achieved vision zero. we're not at zero. we have so much work we need to do. >> reporter: with nearly a decade of work with vision zero, many are wondering what el

>>> new at 11:00 a statue beheaded in front of the vallejo city hall and the city believes the thievesd to rob a metal. the statue head of general vallejo's wife was recently stolen. two other statue heads have been placed in storage while police investigate. the thieves also took letters off the city hall sign. >>> will aim a merger save great america? cedar fair, the owner merged with six flags. last year cedars fair announced he was selling the land that great america sits on right near levi stadium. the sale meant to that great america had an eventual end date in about 11 years. the mayor now hopes this merger will lengthen great america stay. >>> this is a rebuilding season for the sharks. it still hurts to watch nights like this. it still looks good all those palm trees outside, inside the building we say hello to that guy, the former goaltender who works in the front office. the sharks were outmatched by the vancouver canucks. they busted out 10 goals. fabian sutherland had a power- play goal in the final minute, sharks lose 10-1 and they are winless on the season, 0-9-1. >>> ge

money be directed to help the army, and not to some secondary waste, and something, some dry the city hallady aware, for example, three weeks ago a tender was announced for the purchase of 1,500 fpv drones, and this is good, but in parallel with this, for example, last week they said that they would announce a new tender for the repair of a road that almost no one uses , here devolanivsky transportation for uah 45 million, and it makes absolutely no sense now, and that is why i myself went to the rally this saturday, because i am not satisfied, we will also try to withdraw this money at the budget commission session there, but it is difficult from our mayor's office, they are very painfully, it is perceived as such a personal insult and they do not understand why, why , that we do not like that trukhanov is showing, so to speak, one or another of his political will, well , we understand that the executive bodies of any city council can to try to justify anything, you understand, starting from the repair of the courthouse, ending with any road , but the key story is that the mayor finalizes

today, london breed helped raise the flag at city hall. with the countdown, san francisco is in high gear as it prepares to play host to the president and two dozen world leaders. >> leaders have been touting they are ready. we are live in san francisco and you are at an iconic square that is also ready for the spotlight? >> that is close by union square. as you can see, yesterday we told you the barricades were all getting dropped off. tonight some are being put up. it is giving a glimpse of what things will look like in the coming days. except there will be no cars. cars can drive by but come tuesday, street closures are happening. >> with that, union square is complete and ready for the holidays. the tree lighting came just in time. for the influx in business, they are expecting 20,000 or so to take over as part of the asia- pacific summit. joe biden and other leaders and dignitaries are set to be part of the summit that will take place inside of a secure perimeter. yes, reservations are slim. >> we are booked up. both with small groups

maidan brought boxer vitali klitschko to the kiev city hall, which he still leads.on, of course. the radical tegnibok, leader of the nazi freedom party, peppered the pseudo-democratic duo with anti-semitism and russophobia. tegnebok is still on the black list of antisems of the israeli simon center. they prepared and fought against the muscovites, fought against the germans, fought for life and for other evil spirits who wanted to take over the ukrainian state from us, demanding that ukraine be punished by the ukrainians, then young people and rose, it is estimated that this is the sum that the muscovite-resident mafia is most afraid of, yakar yes, what was recently considered marginal in ukraine has become mainstream, unau , in line with the brotherhood , right-wing militants openly declared themselves for the first time. for the defense of the maidan here. the right sector is not at all as scary as it is usually portrayed. the right sector is not in stock. anyone who wants to pick it up, don’t go ahead and try to pick it up. the blue star flags of the eu disappear

the that that this is what if it's happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. are going to still a police car. >> city officials say they're working on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about the staff's to contact the police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and the latest poll is showing that u.s. representatives adam schiff and katie porter are running neck-and-neck to become california's next u.s. senator. the most recent uc berkeley paul has porter was 17% of likely voters. schiff has 16%, their closest competitors are republican candidate steve garvey, but 10%. and democratic congresswoman barbara lee with 9%. the top 2 finishers in the march primary regardless of party will face off in the november 2024 election. the poll surveyed registered california voters who considered likely to vote in the march primary, the margin of error. plus or -2.5 percentage points. all right. well, congress now

reform peculiarage for the november 24 ballot in the hopes of delivering more decisionmaking at city hall and effective administration of city departments. as you may have noticed there has been a bit of talk of reform as oflet in august the mc kena colleges rose state and local gentleman released a report refurthermores to city charter to expand mayoral xours reform the ballot measure and commission system. some floated a 2024 charter amendment to change how the redistricting task force is selectd and votes to elect the board of supervisors and former supervisors issue senator and judge offered his own measure for election of supervisors and spur neighborhood i press to review the chart and will issue its set of proposed reforms. concern our city government is broken is of course, not new. it was 15 years ago that joe labeled san francisco the worse run big city in the us. however, it has seemed to meet hunger for a better city is palpable and felt today to create now opportunity to look at our chart and consider better ways of doing things. to thaenldz i and my staff have been having co

the that that this is happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. ext are going to still a police car. >> city officials say they're working on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about the staff's to contact the police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a rugged all electric suv with style and 3 rows of seats behind the wheel of the rim in in tech. smart. >> but first, the warriors are off to a great start this season. and the team's key players say they all that all to the chemistry they've been able to create with one able to create with one another. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the home you've always dreamed of is a blue bag away. shop new lower prices at ikea. ♪♪ sports. the warriors are going to try and win their 5th consecutive game tonight when they take on the oklahoma city thunder. the team is off to a 4, one start and >> this year's success could all be coming down to chemistry kron four's. erin wilson has more. >> well, if you've been watc

but while the council was deliberating, two groups came to demonstrate at city hall, one in support of passing the resolution without change, outnumbering the other. >> for some of the organizations representing israel and the zionist community want us to believe we want america to believe that all jews support israel, and that is simply not true. we are jews who believe that israel is the problem and we want to support the palestinian people. >> the other group was opposed to the cease fire, saying there shouldn't be a resolution until all hostages are released. >> we believe that we have to return all of the hostages who are underground in tunnels back to their families as a part of a cease fire. and unfortunately, the authors of this resolution have failed to acknowledge the importance of reuniting israelis with their families. >> this resolution is said to affirm the city of oakland's love life commitment, which calls on residents and elected officials to protect life and stand united against violence. >> a family in piedmont is desperately searching for a mother who disappeared fr

raising the flag in city hall and there was a celebration with the delegates, and the flag was have twoshapes holding a suspension bridge tower to symbolize san francisco. earlier this year, this apec flag was in the seattle space needle. >>> with all the world leaders and dignitaries set to attend apec, this is classified as a national security special event, translation, there's going to be a lot of secret service and unparallel security. city crews have began preparing with bakersfield, fencing and activities picking up in knob hill near the conference center with transit changes and street delays and everyone should expect some disruption before the conference start. today, mayor reed and police chief scott declaring the city the city is ready. >> we are asking for the public to be understanding and patient. it is going to be a very challenging time, but the reward for this is san francisco on the global stage, and others get to see what we know already as residents of this city how amazing and how special it is. >> i'll start where the mayor left off. the biggest message for you to

he adds this morning at oakland city hall, a criminal picked the wrong victim. we are thankful for our officers safety and equally relieved that community members were not injured during the incident. >> spot shot went off and that's a utility that we used here in the city of oakland to really, you know, have our officers show up when there are gunshots that are fired. and these are actually technology. and so we're seeing that technology is working. oakland mayor shengtao says she's limited in terms of what she can say, given that this is an open investigation. >> but did add that the alameda county district attorney's office is also investigating. >> we've been ringing the alarm bell and saying, if you flood our streets with more cops, if you decide that the answer to every social ill in our current state of crisis is law enforcement only, we are going to see an uptick in police violence. kat brooks with the group anti-police terror project says she's concerned that this is the second fatal police shooting in the east bay in two days, including a shooting in b

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tonight in honor of american indian heritage month in the city of san francisco, not only are we light city hallwe in a proclamation will declare it american indian cultural center day in the city and county of san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] that was cool. everybody i don't know you heard this they said a proclamation to make november first the american indian cultural center day in san francisco. at this point in time i will go ahead and read off short bios and ask the honorees to come up as i read their names. first honoree this evening is eloi martinez. he is a southern retired contractor in the flooring business from the 4 corners area on the colorado side he grew up in a mining camp in colorado and came to california in 1966. to get involve with the farm workers. transitioned to the movement during a couple protests. recruited him and has been coming back the last 50 years. who i he does not live on the island or did not live on the island and upon often or -- while he did not live on the island very often his wife and son were on it more frequently during the occupation a g

and in san francisco, a youth march started hours ago at city hall and made its way to union square. jose martinez is there for us now. it looks like they want people to think about the war beyond this pause. >> reporter: that's right, listen, that is what they want people to know, they want this to become a permanent cease-fire in gaza, that is why they decided to do this protest today. as you can see, the scene is over but we are going to show you some video from earlier today. we spent hours with them since they started on this day of action, right outside city hall, where they started walking on market street all the way to union square. this started around 2:00 and like i said, they already left, but their message was pretty clear. you can see how the youth is out there talking about this. civic center plaza became a sea of voices on friday. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters with a clear message. >> we demand a permanent cease-fire, we demand equal rights for palestinians across the region. helena, a high school student was among the protesters. >> when this war began, it a

in the basements of the kiev city hall, it was necessary to show some kind of staff... who servedy, disperse, disperse the maidan, all this could have been done, but it was necessary to show determination, i want to say, of course, the first ukrainian maidan took place before my eyes, the second ukrainian maidan, and i watched on tv the events in belarus, i am father lukash. in this sense, well done, in such cases we need to pick up a machine gun to show everyone an example, go first, then everything will be fine , we had every chance to prevent this situation in which we are now, peskov about the maidan, we listen, we we call it the maidan, in fact it was a coup, it was a forceful coup that was sponsored from abroad, here we need to call things by their proper names, the fact that it was sponsored from abroad border, was directly and indirectly recognized by representatives of foreign countries, this is also not a secret to anyone , so of course, the kiev regime, let’s say, has such a predisposition, but for us the main thing is to achieve our goals, for this a special military o

i got a permit to use the bike room from city hall and i filled out the form and the lady was looking at me and was like, you work here? i'm like yeah, i don't have a city e-mail address but can i write my employee id number. she is like, you have those, that is cute. she wouldn't talk to an adult like that. she wouldn't say you have employee id that is cute. i was like wow, in that moment. i don't want to tell too many stories. >> sometimes they don't take you seriously because you are a young person. >> i remember walking into supervisors office, we were inviting-legislative aids and a couple times they are like, hello. they are like, why are you here? i'm like this is a public office so everyone can walk into and second of all, we are commissioners. that is the reason we are here. >> i have been called cute so many timeatize is unbelievable. i'm like man, i'm just trying to do my job. i remember there was a interesting debate i had with this guy. we were doing a trash cleanup and it was me and this other dude talking about this book we read about youth involvement in politics. i sa