i can't fully appreciate this accomplishment without acknowledging our former late mayor, ed lee.as in 2014 that ed lee worked to bring the stakeholders together and had a consensus driven approach with both labor unions, business leaders, community advocates to develop crop jay which was passed by the voters in 2014 with a 77% approval rating to increase the minimum wage which was then at $10.74 an hour, to today which would be $15 an hour. he often reminded us that the great city that this city of san francisco -- a great city, must treat workers fairly and shared prosperity is an integral part to our strong economy. [applause] we have a booming local economy and a 50-dollar minimum wage. those who say we have to choose between -- 15 dollars minimum wage. those who say we have to choose between a fair pay and equity are wrong. they complement each other. thank you all for being here today. thank you to our labor community partners, our city staff, and all who have worked to ensure the rights of hard-working san franciscans can be protected. enjoy the rest of today. [applause] >>

she will, of course, have to run for re-election in 2019 as she fills this term the late mayor ed lee's term. n francis on this swearing-in ceremony. ann. >> reporter: that was a rousing speech that you just heard part of today. as this inauguration ceremony made history in the city of san francisco. let's take a look back at the moment when london breed officially became the city's mayor. >> during such time. >> and during such time. >> as i hold the position. >> as i hold the position of -- >> mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [ cheering ]. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom delivering the oath of office in front of an enthusiastic crowd of almost a thousand people here in front of san francisco city hall. london breed is the city's first black female mayor. she grew up in san francisco, public housing, as kenny mentioned. raised by her grandmother. she has a graduate degree from us f and she was president of the board of supervisors and acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died. she said

the death of mayor ed lee. and is expected to solve one. the homelessness issue that plagues our city streets. amy hollyfield is live for us at city hall. >> reporter: it is about to get started. set for 11:00 this morning and look at the impressive setup and crowd here. look at the stage, huge monitors, gorgeous flowers. and this crowd. a spokesperson tells me there are 2400 seats for general admission and 900 reserved. they are all about full and they are allowing obviously a standing room crowd to gather here. many of the guests tell us they are here because they want to witness history. london breed did pop out on to the stage this morning briefly to practice her speech. she appeared serious and calm. she will become the city's first african-american female mayor when she takes that oath. the ceremony is set to start at 11:00 a.m. on a wednesday, that is tough for some people to make obviously, people have to be at work, but those here tell me they made the effort because they are proud 6 hof her and excited. >> my business partner said

president of the board of supervisors and was acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died in december. as to how she won this election, here's what she has to say. >> um, i think you might have to ask the voters. um, but, i think, um, part of it is i just -- i am who i am. um, and, i don't deviate much from that. i care about the city. i care about solving these challenges. >> reporter: so the invocation this morning will be given by amos brown. lieutenant governor gavin newsom will deliver the oath of office. she is going to hold office hours for two hours after the inauguration so people can line up if you want to meet with her in person and you're within that two-hour time frame. she is going to be getting acquainted with her new office. this entire inauguration ceremony is going to be streamed live on the city's website, that is sfgovtv.org and we'll get that link for you up on our website, cbssf.com. for now live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> president trump kicks off a high stakes trip around europe today. first stop, the nato summit. these are liv

and i also would like to thank the wives of george masconi and mayor ed lee. ervant, mayor ed lee. can we please take a moment of silence to honor him. [moment of silence] thank you. i know that we are also joined by so many mayors from all around the country and the united states and here in california. thank you for being here. our state delegation, i know that assemblyman david chu is here and so many amazing people as well as the members of my family. thank you all for being here. [applause] my mother, priscilla, is here. my sisters, hattie and camellia. my brother, paul, is here and my niece evan. and my aunt linda and my uncle chuck are here. and my grandmother's sister, aunt lavinia is here. and a special shout out to my niece lapricia who has been a rock throughout this campaign. [applause] i grew up just a few blocks from here as many of you know, but a world away. a young african american girl in public housing. my grandmother as you know raised me and my brothers and her daughter, my aunt mickey, in public housing on $900 a month. the world seemed de

mayor ed lee. >> also, the local sher >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is aby 7 mornings. >> and the world celebrating this morning. the entire thai soccer team out of the cave. what we know about their final push over night. >> a fire breaks out at a mixed use building in north beach with people inside. we talked to a bartender who was there. >> oh, my god. >> that was a close call. a wedding celebration nearly turning into a disaster. we're now hearing from the couple in this close call. and the moments that -- >> they're so lucky. and so many ways. >> good luck or bad luck? i mean, on your wedding day, almost get hit by a tree branch. >> i'm going to go with good luck. >> me, too. can you imagine the endorphins after. i just got married and we just lived. >> good look and a good story. >> no kidding. thanks for joining us, tuesday, july 10th. >> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's jump into it because it's going to be a warm one today. it's already kind of warm by our standards. a

that gracious, that amazing public servant, mayor ed lee.lifornia. thank you for being here. our state delegation, i know assemblyman daniel chu is here. so many members and members of my family. thank you all for being here. my mother, priscilla is here. my sisters, haddadi and camilla. my brother paul is here. my niece heave here. my grandmother's sister, my aunt is here and i want to send a special shout out to my niece who's been a rom throughout this campaign. i grew up just a few blocks from here as many of you know but a world away. a young, african-american girl in public housing, my grandmother as you know raised me and my brothers. and her mickey in public housing on $900 a month. the world seemed destined me for drugs or motherhood and teenage motherhood, jail or even a violent death because of the gun violence that had ravaged our community. but my community, this city, had other plans for me. i woke up in a housing unit. i took a public bus to a public school every day. i had incredible teachers and counselors who looked out for

joe is off this week our guest host this hour is ed lee of the "new york times."lot to talk about in technology. yesterday we set things up at the end of the session for an incredibly strong day. we are looking at the nasdaq setting a new high the s&p closed at its highest level since january and the dow closing at the highest level since february, then we heard from facebook. facebook shares getting slammed and the rest of the f.a.n.g. stocks following that's why the nasdaq is down by 108 points you can see the dow was up by 64

london breed, bernie sanders, bree comol and mayor ed lee and i saw their faces at st. mare's' hospital -- st. mary's e.r. >> director nicole bohn: do you have a comment to share? >> did you do anything about that complaint or share my information? >> director nicole bohn: thank you for sharing. >> co-chair sehaux: any other public comment at this time? is there anyone on the bridge line? okay. thank you. thank you. we're going to go ahead and move on to information item number 7. which is the presentation on department of children, youth and their families investments to support children and youth with disabilities. i would like to welcome our presenter maria su, the director of the department of children, youth and their families. and thank you for being here and waiting. >> good afternoon, council members, and directors. should i use this microphone here? >> if you're comfortable. >> either/or. >> okay. so i'm going to -- great. so good afternoon, council members. once began my name is maria su, the director of the department of children, youth and their families. th

president of the board of supervisors and was acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died in december. as to how she won this election, here's what she has to say. >> um, i think you might have to ask the voters. but i think, um, part of it is i just -- i am who i am. and i don't deviate much from that. i care about the city. i care about solving these challenges. >> reporter: also featured in today's ceremony is going to be amos brown delivering the invocation. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is going to deliver the oath of office. and after the inauguration, london breed is going to hold office hours at city hall so the public can line up and come and talk to her. of course, that's if you get a close enough spot in line. she is only going to be there for about two hours. they are going to be streaming this entire ceremony live on the city's website, which is sfgovtv.org. the inauguration starts at 11 a.m. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the nato summit is under way in belgium this morning as president trump joints world leaders. he has been critical of them during his ti

i'd like to thank former mayor ed lee, mark farrell, and current mayor london breed. the lower polk community benefit district has served as a fiscal sponsor and mentor throughout this period, particularly christian martin, their executive director, and chris schulman, the president of their board. our staff has been dedicated and working hard, and they have spent weekends and evenings working with the community to help people understand the small of a community benefit district, and to take on above all of the challenges that the community has offered, as well. a person who couldn't be here today who has been very, very helpful is barbara adayo who is a property owner at 1650 jackson and who worked to get the majority of her building to support or to address us. other community benefit district executive directors have been very helpful as well, as have the consultants that were mentioned by chris corgis. i think discover polk is a fantastic idea. we have a wonderful community. it needs to be cleaner, safer, and more vibrant, and i think this is a good way to do it.

ever.every year, in our countr whoa. >> it was ed lee exco. [laughter] >> every year in our country we have 12,000 people killed by gun violence. 106,000 people -- 106 people every day. for everyone killed by guns, and other two are injured. 24,000 are injured on the streets of our country. and that has to stop. we are going to continue to push in san francisco. and mayor elect breed will push in san francisco for policies and commonsense policies to get guns off our streets. we are here today that san francisco is going to continue to lead the effort to get them off of our streets. [applause] >> i'm so excited to be here today. san francisco is doing something different, once again. we are leading the charge. when our country and our congress and our presidents continue to do everything that flies in the face of san francisco values, san francisco is stepping up. we're doing things different. doing things a san francisco way. we are here to protect the youth of san francisco and here to protect the generation of san francisco leaders. i'm pro

beloved mayor, ed lee, back in 1984.n 2006, the program was adjusted to be not -- it turned into the l.b.e. program. up until 2006, it was under the purview of the human rights commission. in 2011, it moved over to contract monitoring division. i sit on the advisory committee. i'm by no means an expert. we have c.m.d. staff here that can probably answer very specific questions about the ordinance, but can i give you an overview about what it's like to be an l.b.e. want to skip forward to what i found was interesting. one of the purposes of the 14b program is that the public has an interest in focusing a vibrant network of businesses in san francisco. and san francisco believed we could accomplish this goal by assuring that small and micro businesses can compete for projects on a level playing field. i think it's interesting that san francisco owned the first business incubator program. it was this. again, i wanted to quickly talk about just the ecosystem. i also want to mention that there is turn within this ecosystem. f

. >> mayor breed promises to build each year, pledge made by predecessor, ed lee.alked about the cleanup of san francisco. recent investigation went viral, exposing amount of trash, needles and human feces on the streets and sidewalks of san francisco. we'll find out what mayor intends to do about it tomorrow. >>> muggy weather, rain coming down. strange. >> parking lot in the studio, i ran out to verify, yes a sprinkle. as janelle mentions, certainly muggy. reports coming in from san jose, evergreen, getting hold of us on twitter. thank you for that. monsoonal moisture is moving in. humidity and thunderstorms. closer look, quickest blast of wet weather was across coup and sunnyvale. definite a quick downpour tonight. scattered showers near redwood city and belmont moving west. with the way the moisture is pushing in, exact opposite direction we usually see rainfall in the bay area. spotty showers in san jose, fremont, milpitas, a lot of oil is brought up on the road with sprinkles. going anywhere the next couple of hours, take it slow. dry in the north bay but i t

of course, this is all happening because of the unexpected death of mayor ed lee in december and just yesterday the san francisco international airport commission got a step closer to having part of the airport named after lee. the commission approved plans to form a committee to study the topic. they hope to have a recommendation by january. >>> a san francisco pedi cab driver has died two weeks after being injured in a hit-and-run accident. this morning, investigators are now searching for the driver responsible in this. kevin manning was thrown off his bike and hit his head on the pavement at embarcadero and -- he was taken off life support. sfpd is searching for the driver of this honda civic. they hope it's a wakeup call to drivers in the city. >> if you're out there in your car, be patient. at the end of the day, you getting wherever you're going 30 second faster isn't worth somebody else's life. >> san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says his office is working on a reward for information leading to an arrest. he's also trying to get more funding dedicated to improving transpo

issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lee said we should lead this challenge that the city will have 25 hundred jobs that first summer 6200 jobs and been building. >> i'll high are ups we like to pledge 50 jobs so for youth this summer. >> excellent. thank you. >> a large part of the jobs it did manual resource center started off a a youth program and our first year 35 percent of the young people working full-time we know there the pressors looking for committed young people the resource fair attracts over 6 hundred people if all over the city and the greater bay area. >> we have public and private partnership the employers came from hertz rent a car and many private sector jobs sea have the city staff so the airport is here, starbuck's is here we've been retail we have restaurants, we have offices and so the young people will get an opportunity to partner search warrant with so many of the great champions for jobs. >> for the past 5 years we've hired over 3 willed youth to work as business traces they have been promoted to s

you know, i want to acknowledge the contributions of our late mayor ed lee and the things he did for the lgbtq community as well. he founded the federal mayors against lgbtq discrimination organization. but he did so at the national level. he started the player. the first and its client in our entire country. and it has been a great source of pride as mayor to continue this legacy. last week, the supervisors and i announced that the city of san francisco and i will be backfilling the four-point $2 million for hiv and aids funding that a federal government cut. [applause] together with claire farley, we have created a transgender advisory committee here in san francisco. and legislation that our board of supervisors was proud to pass through and i was proud to sign. creating all gender bathrooms in our sros across a city of san francisco. and also signing legislation naming terminal one for harvey milk at our san francisco airport. [applause] it is with great pride i stand here as your mayor to kick off this month. and to be part of some amazing celebrations yet to come. i would like