lee will speak about san francisco's effort to respond and protect children mayor ed lee is a 43 go mayor of the city and county of san francisco and mayor ed lee at 63 about say born on january 8th of 2012 as a 343 mayor of the san francisco ethics commission mayor ed lee is a first asian-american mayor in san francisco please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping). >> thank you alyssa for a timely introduction welcome to san francisco city hall and want to thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative a number of members are here today government agencies that have also an part of collaborative - two years ago we started this conversation with the country was tal

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andrew: thanks, ed. my story is one of a slippery slope because i never intended to take on an administrative role and through my many years , of teaching, i resisted them as actively as i could. when in 1999 the president of harvard came and said, what i consider being the dean of the newly established radcliffe institute, it struck me as something that maybe i would think about. he was very persuasive over a number of months. but, what was appealing to me about that was it seemed as if i could pursue a scholarly career and continue with that, but help launch this very important new aspect of harvard that i thought would establish women at harvard in a very different way from what had been the previous arrangements, and i thought that was an important thing to do. i went under something of an allusion. -- illusion. part of what made me do it was, i felt the increasingly i was being asked as i became more senior in the profession to do administrative tasks of one or another, which did not count and for w

african-american appoint to the public works i'd like to adjourn this meeting in his honor the mayor ed lee has made a statement on his passing and the flag at city hall and sfmta will be flown at half-staff today with that, this meeting is adjournedhere. >> good morning, everyone good morning isn't this a beautiful day yes. >> i'm adrian the executive director of the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and we're here today to celebrate the fifth anniversary of community ambassadors program and all the people that made it happen so we're very fortunate to have a number of vips we'll announce them as we go along the program first of all, we're fortunate is mayor ed lee is here to open today's event the fact community ambassadors was the mayor's vision in 2010 to rational tense it was a that time program in 2011 and today, we're so lucky to be celebrating our fifth anniversary would you please join me in welcoming without the fact leadership vision and support of our dear mayor a police welcome mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> thank you adrian. >> thank you to the was office of ci

and he has said -- >> well, spending is always the wild card, isn't it, ed? wild card? >> yes, it is, and mrs. clinton her tax increases are relatively small as compared to the spending increases. so she is talking about a deficit increase, and trump is talking about a deficit increase because of the cuts so pronoupsed so both are talking about increasing debt which is f fundamental and in fact, i wrote about it last week in the journal. i wish it were front and center in this campaign, but unfortunately, it is not. it is last time, but it is not this time. >> well, you know what, in the final 30 seconds, ed, you know, the notion of renegotiating the best credit on the planet just makes me perspire. and your final thought not about any candidate, but is that an i end ta yhat you hope to see in s country ever? >> well, no, renegotiation is another word for default. so we don't want to have to renegotia renegotiate, and we want to pay the debts responsibly by growing out of what we have to the extent possible, and cutting the growth and not cutting spending, bu

ed: read the next sentence. steve: the kasich campaign had secured a plurality of delegates committed to governor kasich as part of the pre-nomination process. ed: they also say, as long as it is possible, governor kasich will fight for the higher path. that is slightly different from what he told my colleague earlier tonight when he said absolutely he is staying in. that was about an hour or two before the rnc chairman tweeted out that trump would be the presumptive nominee tonight. he told us that kasich is absolutely not quitting and the campaign would continue until someone has 1237 delegates. look, at this trump will have point that soon. he will have to wait until california to really hit it. but with cruz out, and he was doing well in places like nebraska and south dakota, with ted cruz out and trump when he winning, and with kasich having no hope in either of those places, at this point, it is all over but the voting. the delegate count will put trump just over the top if he wins the majority of the dele

she said, ed, don't spend money you don't have. what's surprising is i can take the point about begging for money but it does not feel like that when you do it. time you aree talking to somebody, they know why you are talking to them. it's basically telling a story. it's the same skill historians have. how do these pieces fit together? i did not even know what the annual fund was when i became dean. every year you have to raise this money? i probably went into academic life not having to think about money. it's ironic that for 14 years it's what i thought about. it's all more interesting than you might think. i would say that turning on your e-mail and getting hundreds of messages every day and all the time, none of which you can ignore, it's physically exhausting. how do you honor that responsibility that we are making sound nice here? how do you keep up with that and then go to a reception, and eat hors d'oeuvres five nights a week? it's physically taxing. a want to ask you one more question before we see what folks in the audien

do you buy it, ed? >> yes, and i do think that it's in the minds of officers.y're very concerned about how they move, and as a result, it causes a delay in action and it's not one of sober reflection. it's more driven by concern and fear. i do think there is something to this. >> i agree with ed to the extent that i do think that there is an effect, and i do think that on the part of some police officers who are dedicated to their jobs, there is that sense of, "what is going to happen if i react in a certain way?" but i don't agree with the fbi director that this is sort of the prevailing reason that we would see a spike in homicide rates, especially since new york city showed a significant drop. and i just wanted to make one quick mention, since we're talking about police officers. this week president obama, to his great credit, awarded the medal of valor to sergeant robert wilson, who gave his life on the streets of philadelphia. this is a man who was not deterred by any video or any sense that he was going to be, you know, stopped. so, i think that that's re

i'm howard eskin. >> former pa governor ed rendell's controversial comments, on women. regarding donald trump. that is coming up after the break. >> off the radar, egypt plane missing without a trace has crashed, or we think they've crashed, still, working to get this information. but the hunt for possible survivors, and debris. >> not looking good. three shootings, in two days. one fatal. what camden officials now say these crimes have in come on, as a guy out there with a shotgun. at least one guy, probably more. >> police admit they know who started a overbrook fire and shot a man. why that suspect is still not behind bars though. >> ed rendell saying sorry for some controversial common commentary about donald trump. what made him call most women in america ugly. good day everybody, it is thursday, may 19, 2016. percentage. >> i would hope not. >> but also -- >> i know. >> you know what i mean. >> i think we're all beautiful. >> inside and out. >> inside and out. >> sue specially is. >> that's a song, phillies in red. >> love it. jacket on, but not giving him today,

morgan chase are happy to work with mayor ed lee and in that vein i'm proud 20u announce that j.p. morgan chase is making a 200 and $50,000 grants to support this effort. >> (clapping.) >> this grants is part of a larger $25 million commitment that the firm has made to the bayview opposing over the next 3 judge's years to help this region as it continues to sore based on technology and education helps to make sure that the individuals on the margins are broad and booster up and those that in the middle are not pushed out san francisco pledges to help we are calling on every employer in the region to please engage ♪ meaningful effort thank you very much >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mike and thanks to you and jean great works in the way employers are stepping up to financially support those amazing opportunities for our young people and so speaking of young people let's hear if a couple of them and so first, we'll bring up a young lady a student at boold and want maria to tell her own story welcome maria. >> (clapping.) >> so again, it is 43 seconds one more time please welcome maria

what ed rendell said about ugly women. when someone asked him about donald trump. good day everyone. i'm chris murphy, lauren johnson has the day off. it is may 19th, 2016. the day after another phillies win. >> yes. >> bus stop buddy all excited because the braves come to town. >> right. >> tomorrow. >> phillies have day off today. >> yes. >> start that weaken series with the braves tomorrow. if you already registered, it is bark at the park at citizens bank park tomorrow, where you can bring your dog, but if you didn't register do you have wait until next year i guess. anyway, temperatures are in the 50's to get started this morning, and i debated about the rain gear, because there is a little rain on radar, this morning, most of it to the south of the city. and i think we'll just give buddy the umbrella just in case. because there are still showers around this morning, just can't get rid every them. clouds in our neighborhood with 54 degrees, and another day where that sun's trying to burn through those clouds, sometime successfully. 08% relative humidity, sunri

>> ed redell is a good looking guy. so trump was do -- doing an interview with his favorite newspaper. the report you are -- the reporter asked what is the most dangerous place in the world you have been to. brooklyn, he said, laughing. don't laugh. brooklyn is dangerous. trump went on, no, there are places in america that are among the most dangerous in the world. you go to places loik oakland and ferguson and the crime numbers are worse. seriously. the reporter noted that it is a stark reminder of what set trump apart from everyone in recent memory. how little of the world he has seen beyond the arca pell -- arcapellago. i am starting to think that the "new york times" has it out for trump. i don't know. i think this reporter was dying to use arcapellago in his article. >> i appreciate your effort. it is hard to pronounce. brooklyn was a dangerous place to be in 1969 which is when he probably crossed the east river and went there. >> does he properties over there? >> i am not sure if he does. i didn't do that homework

lou: ed? >> if it was his crowd, it was supposed to be, you don't walk up to the guy with a trump sign, and have an argument with him, that guy is never going to have to buy a beer gain in indiana, he will take that blip all over. cruz is having a tough time, a bad tactic. lou: i think amongst worst the worst, the worst of the optics here, is the resolute way in which those folks held their trump sign, but other is idea of engaging with him, he brought with him that condescending air could like this fellow, probably could not be as smart as mr. cruz. senator cruz, and this fellow demonstrated, you know, there isn't that big a difference of the iq, there is a ryan wh reason that we salute citizens. >> i watched whole sequence, and read the transcript, one thing that is interesting is that cruz said to him about you know, he told he -- meaning trump, he told "new york times" he was not going to build a wall, and not going to deport anyone that is not true. but, cruz goes around saying those thin

. >> thank you, mayor ed lee thank you, everybody for coming to our kickoff press conference as also very, very excited as we've been anticipating all the volunteers working on that nor a half year it is unbelievable the month of may is finally around the corner so i understand that our city officials have a very, very busy schedule i want to invite up commissioner mondejar and supervisor tang because they have rules committee meeting to rush to. >> i want to take a second we're talking about celebrating community milestones we have an actual a significant milestone on the board of supervisors this year in a celebration of asian pacific american heritage month and i'll let commissioner mondejar talk about that. >> (clapping.) you'll get to see katie and me run to the rules committee in a couple of minutes for this historic asian pacific american heritage month this year i want to say the sister cities the mayor talked to the one hundred and 10 anniversary of japantown and other history of our art and cultural sharing to the world with the 50 asian art museum we are proud of i want to

don't you think, ed? he basically has any role in drafting their constitution -- >> bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders. we will beat them like a drum. he is so far to the left, he is a socialist, he is not a democrat, he is a socialist and the further she gets to the left the more difficulty she has bringing his supporters into the game the easier it's going to be for us. i would argue that his positions are so out of synch with the way this country and to get the economy moving, it's a perfect contrast for someone like trump who understands business, knows how to get the economy moving again. >> that's right. one of the issues, steve moore, is the fact that he's talking about 92% tax rates for the highest earners, bernie sanders is. >> yeah. >> and the party is when you consider elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, i mean, it's really moved, barack obama, in a different place than it was sort of center left when bill clinton was the president. >> even the sand northeast stas don't want a 90% tax rate. look,

>> judge, you have been very gracious. >> who is going to beat him, ed? >> no one is going to beat him. >> okay. >> i said i support the nominee. he is the presumptive nominee. and we all can't be as gracious as you are, judge. when you ran against hillary clinton for the senate and trump contributed to her. >> come on, there were four people, and i was down. let's you and i just settle on this. where does the money go? >> well, i think that's going to be tough. i mean, one of the things we -- i think we now have to look at is that we have trump is going the be the nominee for the republicans. i think hillary is going to be the nominee for the democrats. they boasth have historically high negatives. there is no telling where this race is going to go. it's going to be a very tough race. in the short-term one of the things we have to be paying attention to is the difference between trump's being slightly higher on his unfavorables than hillary -- >> that's not what i'm asking. where is the money going? in other words, you were -- there was a lot of money th

mayor ed lee came out and said they he acts the chief to resign and he did do so this afternoon. justine: >> it has not been fast enough in regard to the progress that has been made not for me and not for grit. --greg >> justine:embattled san francisco police chief lost his job today after facing mounting pressure. between several deadly police shootings, including one today, and a racist text message scandal in the department. >> justine:mayor ed lee said he asked chief greg suhr to resign, and he did late this afternoon. >> justine:with that, mayor ed lee made it clear that after 30 years today would be chief greg suhr's last with the police department. saying it is the best way to bring back reform and restore trust. >> mayor ed lee / san francisco " i had previously expressed confidence how best to move forward." >> justine:protestors who had recently held a hunger stike demanding chief suhr be fired rejoiced outside city hall. >>edwin lindo / frisco 5 protestor " the community has to have choice is next chiefprocess police reform." >> justine:with suhr now gone many have sta

mayor ed lee can i welcome you and i'm going to turn it over to. >> (clapping.) good morning, good morning to our residents to those who are working with the homeless populations and to the general public comment i want to first of all, a big thank you to ken and the entire staff at the evangelical they did at first and foremost for decade and a mayor and entire administration saying this year our really huge priority morning the brick and mortar it is actually, the people we care about the most and i just happy to have met take the opportunity at the navigation center we talked about a making sure that we had an outcome and this is all with evangelical and everyone that be helping me serve our people homeless and hopefully more are formally homeless it is about having a positive outcome a sustainable outcome so, yes a few weeks at the navigating much more friendlier full of support services that help people get their lives back together and get all the benefits they deserve to have and then talk about their long term strategy of those more successful and clearly

. >> ed: my name is ed gregory, originally from terrence falls, born and brought up here, born in 1945the hay day, there were three paper mills, a cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of activity here. >> anthony: back then, a company town like this, the company actually took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools. the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> ed: the heyday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the town just kind of died during the '80s. when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> anthony: attracted by the manufacturing here. >> ed: correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> ed: so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something that needed to be repaired. >> anthony: you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> ed: you bet. >> anthony: it's unthinkable now almost. what happened to th

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not want a trump-christy teak, meanwhile, it is former pa governor, and hillary clinton supporter, ed rendell, taking some heat for talking trump by saying, quote, there are probably more ugly women in america than attractive woman. made the statement while talking prospects in pennsylvania, he said trump's past comments about the quote un attractive necessary of certain women could cost him vote among women in general. but rendell told us his comments came out wrong. >> what i said was incredibly stupid and insensitive. when i read it in the article, did i say that? dumb and stupid and insensitive and if i offended anybody, i apologize sincerely. so we all have those questions about ourselves, and by attacking someone's looks, he was attack ago awful lot of people, more than people who are necessarily satisfied with how i look. that was the pointy was trying to say but i sure picked a lousy way of saying it. >> rendell told us he was trying to say trump's come don't offends many americans because so many people are insensitive or rather insecure about their looksment and he said that

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your thoughts, ed? >> the momentum has changed and to a certain extent a month ago, this is a race cruz thought he was going to win, and the key thing is this campaign has grown and posperked for the trump people and i think he is at a point that the others need to get out and let him go after hillary. and he's going to do that anyways. that's a good thing. lou: what are the odds, michael, that ted cruz, after we listen to some of the most vicious attacks of this primary season, if not the most vicious by any candidate, what are the odds he's going to drop out and start talking about healing, a party he is at this moment, tearing apart? >> i don't see how he plays role in healing the party. those comments to call trump a pathological liar, amoral, no morals whatsoever. i don't know how you ever join the fold. i don't think there's any place for cruz as a third-party candidate. i think he's just isolating himself at this point. i think that's the only answer. nobody can invite him in, he's toxic now. lou

ed rendell says it. do you think they'll behave themselves? what do you think that meant?> i think, like we said, we're committed to making sure both sides are represented. we do think -- every side is going to behave themselves because ultimately we know the damage we would get from a republican administration and we'll be united coming out of this convention. we'll number a place where we go to philadelphia and come out stronger and, you know, we feel confident about that, especially because of what we're seeing on the republican side. just this morning sarah palin said paul ryan is going to be cantorized. we feel pretty good we'll come out of philadelphia united. >> it's an interesting moment in time. good to have you on the program. we'll see you in july at the convention. we'll see you soon, sir. thank you. >>> up next, the battle for coal country where donald trump and hillary clinton stands as the race turns to west virginia this tuesday. how one ceo looks ahead. we're looking ahead on "sunday morning futures." we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. we're looking ah

[laughter] lou: anyway, what do you think, ed?ted a job in his life, he's been on the government payroll most of his life, and he's a socialist. socialists think you and i should earn money and give it to people who don't work. lou: to a certain extent. i would say to the bone that man is a socialist. >> he claims it's so, he makes no pretext. he never put democrat in front of his name this this year -- until this year in new hampshire. donald trump has created jobs all of his life, he's a leader. he basically is a guy and his friend carl icahn is another guy who's created a lot of jobs. lou: let's turn to the enabler language and going after hillary clinton, talking with sam clovis earlier. i mean, square up. she looks like she is reeling just a bit. and the silence from her surrogates tells us also a great deal, don't you think? >> well, look, i think it is a dark chapter, frankly, in american history that bill >> kristol objected to romney for the longest time in 2012. romney blew an election he should have won. lou: a number o

this is toney chaplin just named by mayor ed lee. you heard it right here.d file in the police department. toney chaplin is well- respected, well liked. he just became deputy chief about a year ago. i'm told he was an inspector at the gang task force. promoted to lieutenant in 2007 and then became a lieutenant of the homicide division. so a little bit of background for a man who will be leading the police department in the interim. chief greg suer giving his letter of resignation. >> it didn't take long from the shooting we saw this morning to this. >> all the things we've seen, the shooting, protest, the hunger strike. it almost led up to the point and for another person to be dead now, i'm not sure if this was the correct thing, but something needed to be done. >> so far, no word from greg suer himself who have there at the mayor's office at the time. we'll see if he put out a statement a little later. that's it for us here on the "the four on 2." let's send it over to franked julie with more on the big news coming out of the city. >>> we're continuing to

and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game of baseball but equally impressive is his cairth. he is president of & ceo of say

ed." he died yesterday at age 96. more than 200 patients at san francisco general are >>> it's going to be delicate move. ever 200 patients at san francisco general are moving tomorrow morning to the hospital's new facility. the patients will be loaded onto gurneys for a trip across the brinlg connecting the old and new facilities. the new hospital is named the priscilla chan and mark zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. the powerhouse silicon valley couple donated $75 million to sf general. >>> an historic san jose statue has a new home but the move is raising eyebrows because of the price tag. reports say it took roughly $100,000 to move this statue of captain thomas fallon a few yards away to its new perch at the corner of st. james and 87th. we asked people passing by what they thought of the big move. >> $100,000 to move? you know, i would have done it cheaper. i really would have done it cheaper. bring a couple of friends over. i offered. we offered to pick them up and move them ourselves

that was prompted at the request from now former chief suhr and mayor ed lee. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> what are we hearing from the protestors who had been demanding suhr be fired? >> reporter: including some of the people that went on a hunger strike for several weeks earlier this month. they said that they have won a battle but the war is not over. they want any police officer who has been involved in a fatal shooting to be charged with murder and fired. back to you. >> thank you. >>> for public defender jeff adachi yesterday's shooting of an unarmed woman by a sergeant was the final straw. >> i think this shooting is endemic of what's wrong with the san francisco police department. that we have a police department that is out of control. >>> a crowd of nearly 200 held a vigil at elmira street last night for the 27-year-old woman though died. sources have identified her as jessica nelson, the 27-year-old who died. she was spotted in a stolen car in the bayview yesterday morning. she fled and crashed into a truck. police say they tried t

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i mean ed. a don effectively left the broadcast probably when he was 84, something like that. 83 or 84. mike when he was 89 or 90. and rooney right to the end. brian: two weeks later. morley safer: exactly. brian: i want to run that video of don hewitt. this is only 40 seconds, so people that may not remember him know what he looks like. [video clip] >> who invented the tick, tick, tick at the beginning of "60 minutes?" >> i did, but it was not at the beginning. it was a closing thing, over the credits. the first show -- i said to myself, wait a minute, you have to be crazy to put that at the end. that is in lieu of a theme song. and marvin hamlisch always accuses me of devising the tick, tick to screw some poor songwriter out of a royalty. but it just worked. it was at the end, and i moved it up, and it worked. brian: what was his genius? morley safer: the kind of gut instinct that made him a great editor. brian: did you two ever quarrel? morley safer: i do not think we had a screening -- i am

supervisor john avalos. >> i'm here to honor george and ed nazra as well as gary tonly.or small business week i'm honoring two businesses in my district. the last two familia family owned pharmacies. central drugstore and daniel's pharmacy. this is ed and george nazra from daniel's pharmacy. jerry tonellie couldn't be here today. central drug has been at the same location at mission and santa rosa in 1928 with them taking over in 1965. injury continues to run the operation there. teed he's the head pharmacist. central drug is known for their friendly atmosphere and customer service. they're more than a legacy business. they're a community business. the same can be said for the business here today, daniel's pharmacy. family-owned and operated, daniel's has been serving the community on geneva avenue in london since 1950. ed and george nazra who are here today have built a reputation for excellent public service. they're part of the good neighbor network ad should be called the great neighborhood pharmacy. they have everything you need to manage your health from wheelchair

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mayor ed lee made the announcement last night around 5:00 that he asked chief suhr to resign and that suhr agreed. that came hours after an officer shot and killed a car theft suspect in the bayview. the latest in a series of deadly police shootings that have prompted reforms in the department. >> the progress we have made has been meaningful but it hasn't been fast enough. and that's why i have asked chief suhr for his resignation. >> reporter: the mayor introduced suhr's replacement interim chief toney chaplin. we heard from him at a previous event about his management style. >> some people get it right away, not a problem. some people get it sooner or later. we need to train 'em. some people never get it. they need to be fired and sent back and that -- >> reporter: the search for a permanent chief is ongoing within the department and nationwide. there's an ongoing department of justice investigation going on within the sfpd prompted by now former chief suhr and mayor ed lee. there were representatives from the department of justice at the scene of the shooting yesterday. anne makov

i was so angry when i heard him say this, but ed rendell, big, big women -- i love women. shout it out. shout it out. she said women love you. i love women. okay. but ed rendell, one of hillary clinton's biggest supporters, said that half the women in the united states -- something to this effect -- half the women in the united states are ugly. nobody even talks about it. nobody talks about it. can you imagine if i made that statement? it would be the electric chair. and i don't believe that, either, by the way. but he made that statement and i said, oh -- he said -- you don't even hear about it. you don't even hear about it. i mean, he was a big wheel and now he's big in the hillary clinton campaign and you don't even hear about it because there's a double standard. if you're a republican, if you're a conservative, it's a total double standard from the sleaze back there, i'm telling you, a total double standard. so when my friends in the front are screaming, "say it, mr. trump," "say it, say it" they just want to get me in trouble. no. i won't -- but look, look, so in new

thanks, ed. these little guys? they represent blood cells. if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is the only oral blood thinner other than warfarin with a specific reversal treatment to help your body clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. don't t

thanks, ed. (radio anncr): scorching heat today folks, stay cool out there! walter!suffering with hot ac - cool it yourself with a/c pro. just connect the hose, squeeze the trigger and check the gauge. with 2 times the cooling boosters, enjoy the comfort of the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. kennedy: oh, hi. we are having a nice time. i'm very glad you decided to join us. the former governor of pennsylvania and the hillary clinton surrogate had her baby. not really. ed rendell said in an interview that donald trump's many degrading statement about women's looks would come back to haunt him because quote there are probably more ugly women in america and attractive women. i think it many a fantastic word choice. is the former governor right? >> it depend. how many drinks have you had? so if this is completely sober. it's a little disheartening. i think a lot of people in my business and myself have a poor body image of themselves that drive themselves to go every day and post a bunch of pictures on instagram. belly planting tea, and it's all. it's

mission police station are gathered outside, many chanting things like "fire chief suhr" and "where is ed lee"? this is really a fraction of the people that we saw earlier, maybe about a third of the people we saw make the march. they have signs with pictures of people who were shot and killed by police. we've seen some people actually wearing masks with those same images. we have video to show you from sky7 hd from earlier this afternoon. they gathered around 12:00, 1:00 p.m. outside the mission police station. they were surrounding the five individuals that have now become known as the frisco five. these are the hunger strikers said to be on their 13th day of not eating. they gathered around these individuals who were in wheelchairs and surrounded by medical professionals. and they began this approximately 1.3-mile journey here in the steps of city hall. there's some ground video to show you of what happened when they eventually got to city hall. the individuals that were in the wheelchairs were helped up the steps, helped up a ramp a eventually into an elevator and finally made their w

mayor ed lee in talks for a bid to bring star wars crear 's museum back to >>> and will the forest -- force returned to san francisco, the new bid to bring the star wars creators museum back to the bay. >>> pellet -- still ahead, what paul ryan is saying about the timeline and will it come before the republican national convention in july. >>> a decision expected this week could lead to the easing off of the ongoing drought. >>> thank you for joining us on this sunday, and let's start with the forecast.>> good morning. and we start off with clouds, and there is a raise in town today, and some coverage of that coming up and it is a little bit cool to start in some spots, but starting out with sunshine over the golden gate, and san francisco has a blue skies with temperatures in the 50s, 57 in concord, six in livermore, 55 and san francisco, chilly but blue skies, and we do have allowed -- cloud cover over the south bay, diminishing throughout the day and everyone has sunshine throughout the day, kicking off this warming trend into the work week. we have patchy fog and drizzle south of