michael. >> thank you, claudine. and thank you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community

michael. >> thank you, claudine.year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community to the richness and vitality of san francisco. we have an incredible lineup of pr

michael. >> thank you, claudine.and thank you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community t

michael. >> thank you, claudine.nk you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community to the r

michael. >> thank you, claudine. and thank you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community

michael. >> thank you, claudine.ership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community to the richness and vitality of san franci

michael. >> thank you, claudine.dam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community to the richness an

michael. >> thank you, claudine.nd thank you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community to

michael. >> thank you, claudine. and thank you, madam mayor, for your leadership in guiding us through this past year. i'm really excited that this is the 60th anniversary of the soul sister city committee. i was born in sol and i want to thank mayor breed for appointing me to be the first asian american city librarian in san francisco and the first asian american to lead any major urban library in the country. it's truly wonderful to be here at the asian art museum to celebrate the kickoff of asian pacific american heritage month. this year's theme celebrates resilience and uplift voice social security really the perfect inspiration as we're on our way to recovery and healing. i want to thank the apa celebration partners and particularly claudine for your passion and ongoing commitment to celebrating our culture and heritage in san francisco. apa heritage month is all about celebrating community. honored to be one of the cultural institutions that helps to highlight the important contributions of our aapi community

claudine wong ktvu fox two news. mm hmm. and more tells claudine. response that he's received about his book and by the group of people who came together to get it. published and june 1st by the way, this tuesday marks 75 years since the more sat down for their first cup of coffee. oh no, that was a beautiful story, and we'll certainly clouding a great job she did on that. okay, i'll follow that. that's a tough one. okay, so the high pressure is building in the winds are going to start coming a little bit more northerly as they come around this high and they'll start to sink. that's what's happening now. that's why tomorrow is going to be such a very warm to hot day. we've got temperatures in the inland valleys already experiencing some subsidence or sinking. you can kind of see this area of warmth in here and so that whole area is going to extend down into here is we go into the morning hours and in towards the coast as well. it's 60 degrees warmer and conquer than it was last night. this time, there's the broad ridge of high pressure. i think you

with that, claudine. >> thank you, city administrator.the mayor just now talked about we will have a kickoff celebration in japantown on saturday. of course, the event will be in compliance of san francisco's public health guidelines. at that event, every year following our tradition, we will be honoring some exceptional organizations for the significant milestones. we will be honoring this year the 60th anniversary of the san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region. we are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulatin

gabi's claudine wong, tonight talking to the festival director about what we can expect. kickoff. it's 30 dear. it's a documentary about lowell high school students navigating the end of high school and college applications. well, it's hard to have a strong sense of self esteem because you're always comparing yourself to other people. he comes through the screen. you can see the stress. the anxiety that lives in their lives, their dynamics with their families, their teachers. you know what i love about this film is i think we're all living in a time of anxiety, and you can see how these kids get through it. it's kind of with with with with a flare, the festival is put on by the center for asian american media, the group put onto virtual events last year and, well, pre pandemic scenes like these of long lines and packed theaters aren't back yet this year will be a high bridge up online and in person. our goal as a festival is for people to walk away. with no knowledge that asian american communities is quite diverse and that there's so much complexity beauty within the umb

claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming.ear, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs that show case the art and culture of asian pacific america. later on this morning, you will hear from the best museum of the world of asian art museum, the best public library in the country, the san francisco public library as well as the largest asian american film festival in the country. i was told also in the world. so what's different about this year? we want to be

claudine wong ktvu fox two news.nd you can find this story and other reports highlighting important issues to the asian american pacific islander community by going to our website ktvu. com slash ap i we're going to keep the conversation going the entire month of may for a p i. heritage month. redwood city police have released new information about a deadly hit and run this morning involving a pedestrian on el camino real. this happened just before three a.m. in the south bound lanes between maple street and roosevelt avenue. witnesses have now told police that a white cargo van hit the man. they say the man turned around, made a u turn and came back to the scene, then got out of the van toe. look at the damage to it and then drove off. the victim died there at the scene. police say that white cargo van has major front end damage anyone with information about this crash is asked to put in a call to redwood city police, the former mayor of the town of sonoma is now accusing windsor mayor dominic for poli of sexual mis

claudine wong ktvu fox two news.re tells clothing that he's been thrilled by the responses received by about his book and by the group of people who came together to make sure it got published right back to rosemary. we go and i, but it's getting a little bit warmer every minute as we get through this afternoon. oh, yeah, especially our inland areas. we're talking about the nineties already, in some spots a gaussian, mike and. all of you out there giving a live. look here at the american flag as we take, of course, moments today to honor those who served in our nation and are no longer with us. so for that we are looking at a beautiful day over the bay area. not quite warm along the coastline. take a look at what's happening at half moon bay. 57 degrees reported their low sixties in san francisco. we have upper sixties too low seventies along the east bay shore, and then you go inland and things heat up quite a bit 94 right now in livermore in the north bay. we have 85 santa rosa and in the south bay 83 over san jose

could claudine put our slides up? >> could you go ahead and give me the ball there, jonas?>> i need to start it, five minutes. >> you have it, claudine. >> fwraet, for some reason it wasn't allowing me to share. >> start that now. >> yeah. >> okay, looks like your slides are up. >> great. well, good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mark macy, principal of macy architecture. this is our first official hearing, as the previous three were continued, the commission graciously allowed us to present our project after making a motion to continue on april 15. commissioners then asked questions and provided initial feedback at that time. so i will not repeat that presentation today rather limit my efforts to addressing commissioner comments and requests from the 15th. next slide, please. the basement plan. on the left is the previous april 15 layout, and on the right is the updated layout. one request was regarding bike parking to see if it was at all possible to increase the amount of secure spaces. so in our updated scheme we are able to accommodate 20% more spaces for a total

oh claudine and happy friday to all of you. you are right.a lot of gray still out there at this hour, and the cooling trend continuing through the afternoon and into the weekend a live look here. what is happening outside our doors at this hour sfo covered in the overcast sky and the marine layer death 2000 ft or so well inland into the east bay, the north bay down through the santa clara valley. even here's a look at a few hours of time lapse there you can see it is eroding. although along the coastline, i think will be partly sunny to mostly cloudy for the entire day, and it's really taking its time clearing out of the bay as well. the winds are onshore temperatures are cool. for most this afternoon, right now, fairfield reporting an onshore breeze at 22 mph. oakland reporting 16 the good news. our relative humidity is up, especially after that very dry a start to . temperatures in areas over conquered four degrees cooler right now than yesterday. at this hour down by six sfo down by six in livermore. down by four by the water at half moon

right on claudine.pically, i'm trying to find a way to stay cool out here with at least that the war pattern, but, yeah, today kind of a bottling up a little bit. temperatures have been coming down because of fog, making more of a presence, at least for the morning hours, and some of the longer presents out near the coastline. so that shall the marine layer no more. it is being stretched out a bit now has resulted has deepened and it's bringing cooler temperatures not only for the bayside locations but all the way from the inland. hot spots. they were hot spots, but not any longer. we're talking about that cooling trend. here's the satellite is you can't see the low clouds and fog still banked up near our coastline. you see from monterey bay out toward half moon bay pacific up in the marin headlands as well. so lots of overcast here for daly city, sunset district of san francisco. there's a mere beach and a bolena. so lots of overcast here, so keeping those temperatures on the cool side current numbers

claudine wong ktvu fox two news.der that you can find this and other reports highlighting important issues to the asian american pacific island community. ktvu .com/ ap. i will certainly keep this conversation going for the entire month of may for a p i heritage month and beyond. coming up here at noon, playing it safe after a long year of pandemic, living up next to explain how to handle people, different comfort levels and how it to how it is best to prepare now, for those inevitable majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the

but as our claudine wong discovered there is just one very important part of his life that lou reallyants to talk about. lou moore will tell you he always imagined that after finishing his book, he would sit with his wife, nellie, and read about their love story together. well it wasn't meant to be lonely, passed away before i could finish and so surrounded by pictures of the woman he has loved for three quarters of a century. he finished their story in his book, eternal love. because nellie. it was my life. um we will both approaching 98 years old and i thought i should write about nellie, then that the world i fel knowing his boos through their lives and through history. born in san francisco, raised in brooklyn, lou served in world war two. nelly and her family survived life in a japanese internment camp and the fact that was she was of japanese. he's the second generation and i was a chinese third generation and shortly after the war, it was amazing that we saw each other and fell in love without too many words for them. was out the typical culture. liu remembers the first time he