the pride mar-h kicks off at 00:30am in the morning at market street winding its way through market darrow to civic center fergus beatty and charlie gallus this pride weekend is about remembering the roots of its history. 50 years ago on june 28othe bar patrons of the stonewall inn in new york city resisted a police raid is sparking protest and setting the stage for the rights movement. >>and during that we have to fight for our place in sight. to quality of their people. but it's important to never forget where we came from an >>is at restaurants and they were raided by police all the time. you have this huge celebration and i think that's fantastic bob robbo has been coming to san francisco pride since 1975 bravo says there's no better place. >>he rather be my been to many prize around the world, but pride is always very special san francisco. >>the special because we have that big a vibrant again that's being community here. is a wonderful time to celebrate with your community and having a good time. >>in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and breaking news from overnight president

we have been endorsed by the associations of divisive darrow -- of divisadero merchants, lower haightneighbors, the improvement association, and over 120 neighbors and merchants , which i guess with mary's update, it is now up to 140. the reason this matters is emily lund, who manages the san francisco prostatic shop that has been on divisadero since 1953, she shared with me her commute here from sacramento, leaving home at 4:00 a.m., returning at 9:00 p.m., which took her five years until she could find an apartment here in the city, and if you remember, just one thing about my remarks, it is this. we just need housing. i am going to have will duncan share -- share our proposed design, and i'll be happy to take questions afterwards. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is will duncan. the project before you is the results of many meetings and feedback from stakeholders, community leaders, analysis of the area, as well as info from planning staff. all of this dialogue was critical to crafting a project that we are proud of, and we think will serve the neighbor

the plans to build a controversial navigation center for the homeless, it's going up on the market darrow. >>near the bay bridge conference christina take te'o is live with more on this plan which has met with a lot of resistance. >>that shelter the safe navigation center they do want to go ahead and make is actually going to be taking over the slot behind me here. it's parking lot 3.30 here often than barca darrow and as you know with this being a large tourist destination as well as having a lot of apartment complexes in the area. there are a lot of people that traffic this every single day. a lot of pushback from people who live in the greater area of the board of supervisors yesterday did vote to move forward with the plans at the board of supervisors meeting opponents of the homeless shelter actually asked for an appeal saying the city did not seek. are they did not seek an environmental review. members of the board to say they they didn't have enough evidence to go ahead and stop them project that they want to go ahead and continue with the homeless shelter will have around 200 beds

>>he says he and other members of the nonprofit safe and barca darrow for all do not want to navigation center to open up in a residential area. crime. open drug use. >>and those things that we're not really big problems in this >>italy says the city is not only ignoring their concerns but rushing to the process by ignoring the public trust. >>i think we're prepared to take this to its far as we need to including into court. and we expect the wind. >>peter prow says the attorney representing lee and safe embarcadero for all in their appeal. he says the city has failed to get necessary approvals from the state lands commission and the city is also ignored the ports design guidelines for the waterfront, the appeal also contends the city did not go through a proper environmental review under the california environmental quality act. >>pretty clear the city falling off. the board wants to stick its neck out for the mayor's project here and was in court that's the board's decision reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>the more charges could be brought against the man accused o

when i was a little kid in have always looked up toward i know that i know he's racist know tony to darrow says the placement of the swastika is questionable it's little awkward age cation front yard. i don't believe that the contra costa county sheriff's office provides law enforcement for elsa brown today, we reached out to that department. they tell us they have not received any official complaints about the swastika. that there's nothing they can do as no laws have been broken. it also brought a fleet all kron 4 news. >>in the east bay after weeks of debate, the pride flag is now flying at the dublin city hall for the entire month of june. this is a picture of the flag today from a prom for viewer. the flag was raised last night right after a city council meeting the decision to fly the flag comes after the city originally voted down on councilman's idea to raise the flag during pride month. council members also presented the first ever cry proclamation to the inaugural prize committee, the pride flag will fly until july 3rd. >>it's been almost 4 months since a mudslide rolled through

i tell you that much he's not races at all tony to darrow coming to his friends defense saying the homeowner associates, the swastika with tibetan buddhism and spirituality. >>not not see germany and evil he likes the symbol or don't live ironing gigi's not a hater he don't hate people still steinberg who is jewish and lives down the street finds the swastika to be in bad taste whether it replaces a lawn or is imbedded on a wall near the front door any kind representation of a swastika is paid. >>and people know it and urges inciting people to upset and afraid steinberg says she will consider circulating a petition to convince the homeowner to dismantle the swastika, even though at this point it's not clear upset neighborsahave any legal options to have the display removed. it's on private property. it also brought a fleet of all kron 4 news. the santa clara county board of supervisors is refusing to change a sanctuary policy that decision is sparking some backlash from local law enforcement. >>that one of the county to tell federal immigration authorities before the release of an undocument

back in russia darrow imtiaz ali spends what time he can with his children but it's a battle to keep their temperatures down a common side effect of hiv all the more difficult during the school teaching some a month's nor about a manly out to sara. ministers promising to strengthen ties with the e.u. and corruption. government resigned on friday and pass trouble triggered by an inconclusive election. in a speech after a meeting of the new cabinet son do promise to pursue the oligarchy leader of one of the main opposition parties has left the country she's accused him of corruption . the heads of the mafia group that you served power and terrorized to the citizens of moldova for years have left the country we want to assure you that justice will be done and we are working to achieve it all of those responsible will be brought back to moldova and held accountable for everything that they did. and a little further to the west another leader promising to tackle corruption has taken office in slovakia is on a capital was sworn in as the country's 1st female president. the political novice

back in russia darrow imtiaz ali spends what time he can with his children but it's a battle to keep that temperatures down a common side effect of hiv all the more difficult during the school teaching some among us nor about the manly al-jazeera. the hit movie of this week's sydney film festival is provoking debate in australia on race is the final quarter tells the story of a true champion sportsman who was booed by crowds angry thomas reports from sydney . listened to the blue. for more than 3 years at the end of his playing career australian rules football star adam goodes was booed every time he touched the ball he's doing. he's watching it. with a new film it's explicit about why racism inside the stella. continue to stay in sydney swans player adam goodes was an aussie rules legend but i match in 2013 indigenous australian did something that upsets many fans a 13 year old girl in the crowd shouted something racist at him and he pointed her out here he. called me and i. saw the 1st time a 40 feel a bit referred to as a monk you know and i. it was it was shattering good's became

back in russia darrow empty hazily spends what time he can with his children but it's a battle to keep their temperatures down a common side effect of hiv all the more difficult during the scorching summer months. manly out to sara the philippines president roderigo detaches demanding an investigation of her boat was allegedly rammed by a chinese fishing vessel $22.00 filipino fishermen were stranded at sea before they were rescued by a vietnamese boat it's the latest incident between manila and beijing over the disputed south china sea island reports now from the fisherman's home in maine dora in the central philippines. for many years this boat provided a livelihood for more than 20 filipino families but not anymore. this is all that his left of it it was wrecked in the reback of philippine maritime territory in the spratly group of islands in the south china sea. the fishermen say they'd anchored overnight and were asleep when a chinese vessel rammed the rear of their boat. according to them the chinese vessel turned flashed its lights and sped away leaving them clinging to wreckage

quickly the virus could lead to aids an illness that is far more difficult to treat back in russia darrow imtiaz ali spends what time he can with his children but it's a battle to keep that temperatures down a common side effect of hiv all the more difficult during the school teaching some a month's nor about a manly out to sarah. anton pozner is the president of the international aid society he says the recent spread of aids in effect actions to children in pakistan is preventable you have to ask is are how did children most of these are children get infected by hiv well it's either through their mothers juju or in pregnancy and delivery or breastfeeding or then you and as these mothers are negative that's not all then it's through low transfusion we heard about that some of the children may have been. or through the use of unsafe practices that was really just because if you give an injection someone a small amount of blood is drawn into the syringe and h.l.v. can last in that syringe from a few hours to a few days if some of that reduces that syringe are they doing ready an injection t

back in russia darrow imtiaz ali spends what time he can with his children but it's a battle to keep that temperatures down a common side effect of hiv a little more difficult during the school teaching some a month's. manly al-jazeera. well let's take this on we can speak to anton post new york is president of the international aid society joins us via skype from london and it is a very troubling distressing story this is not parents not a hiv but their children what do you think is happening here why it's a tragedy that's almost certainly could have been avoided you have to ask yourself how did children most of these are children get infected by hiv well it's either through their mother's ju-ju or in pregnancy and delivery or breastfeeding or then you and as the mothers a negative that's not how well then it's through transfusion and we heard about the some of the children may have been. all through the use of unsafe practices such as their injuries because if you give an injection someone a small amount of blood is drawn into the syringe and h.l.v. can last in that syringe from a

recovering -fter getting shot in the hand happened early sunday morning on the oakland and barca darrowy street. police arrested the boy's father on suspicion of child endangerment. >>the merit milpitas is offering a $10,000 reward to help find the gunman who killed the driver 30 year-old matthew rios was driving home along interstate 6.80 last monday when someone fired shots at his car. chp officers later found his car and his body was in it that was just north of lantus avenue. there trans head up the reward money people in the community have been offering contributions to help the rios family. >>hunger does not well kids are out of class a usda program offers millions of them free food until they go back to school and adjusted to millions more should have access to healthy meals year round. >>during the summer about 3 million low income kids eat free meals and snacks at sites like this here in washington dc it's part of the us department of agriculture's summer food service program. >>while that may sound like a lot lawmakers say it's not even a quarter of the kids who participate in

here is a live look taking you to embark darrow. a cool and cloudy start to the day. you can see people wearing their jackets because temperatures are cooler than yesterday morning. 5:44. we'll talk about your weekend forecast and when temperatures will heat back up coming up. >>> before it was known for apps in apple, silicone valley grew apricots. the weather made this area one of the best places to grow them and other fruits and nuts and now the museum wants to expand and rip out trees from one of the valley's last working farms. >>> they would literally be cut down, so they could build a building there. as many spaces are available here on the orchard that could replant those trees or plant new trees. >> if you keep chipping away at the orchard, there is nothing left to farm. >> the museum says only six of the 800 trees would be lost but the farmer said it is not the first expansion and he fears it won't be the last. >>> 5:45 now. a tombstone from the 1800s turns up on a country road. the mystery leads back to the bay area. a man was driving to work when he saw th

i was a little kid in have always looked up toward i know that i know he's a racist know tony to darrow says the placement of the swastika is questionable it's little awkward age have was trying i don't believe that the contra costa county sheriff's office provides law enforcement for elsa brown today, we reached out to that department they tell us they have not received any official complaints about the swastika. that there's nothing they can do as no laws have been broken. it also brought a fully all kron 4 news. >>california will become the first state in the country to pay for some illegal immigrants to have full health benefits. democrats in the state legislature reached an agreement today as part of the state's billion budget plan. legislator also reject a rejected that is a new tax on residential water bills. governor gavin newsome had proposed to make improvements to drinking water systems across the state. lawmakers instead agreed to use a million of existing tax revenue. presidential candidate iowa tonight for the parties hall of fame dinner, those in attendance included repre

we're taking you out to the embark darrow and the ferry building, a lovely view of blue skies out there. we'll continue to see that sunshine as we head through the day with temperatures warming up on this first special day of summer that kicks off at 8:5 4:00 a.m. lacking at temperatures in the low to mid 50 at this hour with clear skies as we look at the sales force tower camera and the bay bridge lacking east. our weather headlines. mainly clear to partly cloudy this morning and a cool start. sunny and warmer temperatures this afternoon. temperatures above average for this time of year. we will be warming up as we led through the weekend. for tomorrow highs in the low 90s inland and on this first day of summer, the longest day out the 0 year in terms of daylight, almost 15 hours of daylight here in the bay area. the satellite and radar view, to the west ware tracking that upper level low that brought the stronger ocean breeze yesterday. that is going to bring in northerly wind component through the day today. that means light offshore winds. taking you through the day because of those

. >> for anyone here who may still be interested in 400 to visit darrow, that item has been continued. that will place us on item 17. 1370 wallace avenue, conditional use authorization. >> good evening, commissioners. michael christianson, department staff. the item before you is the request for a conditional use authorization to establish a 680 square-foot agriculture use at 1370 wallace avenue with an existing two-story warehouse building located within the p.d.r. core zoning district and a height and bulk district. the project includes the physical modification of the building to align it with the side lot line. it is an irregularly shaped lot located along a former rail would right of way, and existing building overlaps over that property line. the project would realign the building wall, reducing the size from 6,340 square feet, 260180 square feet. the project sponsor is an existing temporary permit holder operating with authorization from the city's office of cannabis. the operator has been operating at the site since june of 2015. it was previously operated as a metal fabricati

he says he and other members of the nonprofit safe and barca darrow for all do not want to navigation center to open up in a residential area. crime. open drug use. >>and those things we're not really big problems in this >>italy says the city is not only ignoring their concerns but rushing to the process by ignoring the public trust. >>i think we're prepared to take this to its far as we need to including into court and we expect the wind. >>peter prow says the attorney representing lee and safe and bark and arrow for all in their appeal. he says the city has failed to get necessary approvals from the state lands commission and the city is also ignored the ports design guidelines for the waterfront. the appeal also contends the city did not go through a proper environmental review under the california environmental quality act. >>pretty clear the city's falling off. board wants to stick its neck out for the mayor's project here and was in court that's the board's decision reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>in the south bay we're learning more. >>more about the deadl

he says he and other members of the nonprofit safe and barca darrow for all do not want to navigation center to open up in a residential area. crime. open drug use. >>and those things that we're not really big problems in this >>italy says the city is not only ignoring their concerns but rushing to the process by ignoring the public trust. >>i think we're prepared to take this to its far as we need to including into court and we expect to win. >>peter prow says the attorney representing lee and safe and bark and arrow for all in their appeal. he says the city has failed to get necessary approvals from the state lands commission and the city is also ignored the ports design guidelines for the waterfront. he appeal also contends the city did not go through a proper environmental review under the california environmental quality act. >>pretty clear the city's falling off. the board wants to stick its neck out for the mayor's project here and was in court that's the board's decision reporting in san francisco, dan thorn. >>kron 4 news. the man accused of shooting and killing a sacramento

note on the may 23 rd minutes in your file that there was a typo on page 5 at the top, 400 to visit darrow was continue continued to june 13th , not june 27th. we only make that one single amendment. >> move to approve as noted. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to approve -- or adopt the minutes for may 16th and may 23rd as were amended ... [roll call] >> so moved, that motion passes unanimously 6-0. placing us on item five, commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore? >> no. >> mishnah richards? >> i saw in my inbox last night, the mayor is requesting an item to be put on their city council to actually prohibit new office and hotel development in the park. i also understand from calling somebody down there that i know that east palo alto and redwood city are also considering a ban on additional offices and hotels so i think, should these things go through, maybe the narrative will start changing about the suburbs that just want to build office space and dump their housing needs on san francisco and surrounding areas. additionally, i met with the director

the barca darrow.really chilly at night not so bad did need to coach take a walk out there. >>feels like summer here in the first full week of june our chief meteorologist lawyers carter was here sometimes during the year, you know that the 4 zone forecast is kind of one big zone, but right here we are in the summer and here we are with a big differentiation game and today we saw temperatures as much as 30 degrees just for a few miles and that's what we're seeing again throughout the night tonight going to be mostly clear skies and mentioned a pretty mild out there around the bay area going to stay that way all night long high pressure overhead. it's going to bring with it another wonderful day unshine and some hot temperatures in some parts are still a little bit cool right out toward the coastline. so in a san francisco, looking upper 60's about 76 in oakland 86 degrees, sunny and bright in the san jose, long-range forecast this ridge going start to break down a little bit. a cold front going to head

there you see it >>right near the exit for barca darrow road. a woman involved actually got out of her car and that's when she was struck by another vehicle. that driver is suspected of do you why her condition unknown this morning, we're still trying to track that down 3 other people were also taken to the hospital. happening today, cal fire will suspend burn permits in 6 counties to prevent wildfires. in the bay area. those counties include solano sonoma napa and lake counties on the north bay, the suspension bans anyone from burning landscape debris like branches and leaves outside. b>5 oh 5 in today's the deadline for property owners say it clear they're space around their homes in sonoma county. the space around the property is supposed to give firefighters room to save homes so the fires don't spread with the dry brush. cal fire is concerned about it because this summer at you know we have a rainy winter and so far the hot summer grass has been growing and that can be a problem, 5 oh 5 is the time right now and let's take a listen to what

hammer 3 vehicles involved this is right near the exit from barca darrow road. a woman actually got out of one of her cars that was involved in the crash and that's when she was hit by another vehicle. that driver is suspected of dui her condition unknown this morning we're trying to find that out for you 3 other people were also taken to the hospital. new this morning, 4 people are safe after they were trapped in bodega bay. we have video of the rescue this provided by the coast guard. a man and 3 children from subhash got stuck in a cove in the day the harbor ecm in the canoe high waves and wind kind of trapped in the end that it couldn't get out. so rescuers brought a boat by they threw him a line and pulled them to safety in the end, nobody was hurt. >>san francisco police are investigating a hit and run it happened near alamo square and we have some video from a viewer. it shows a silver lexus can a biker on mcallister street. and all almost 6 off yeah he kept going. so you can see onerend t we watch again there. so he passed by the first bite or was the se