the tax figures that you presented today were disproved by ed lee. companies including twitter broke all the records yesterday, so your figures are not up to date because the record was just broke yesterday. and about the tech boom, the tech boom starts with the races, justin herman plaza, when you started with the fillmore and displaced my people -- >> supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name's kathy burik. i'm a member of seiu 2121. i'm intersectionally here. this wasn't what i planned to say, but after i heard the student with uber speak, they have to be taxed. when he heard the -- when i heard the person talk about how the deals were made in 2012, why weren't community people or community organizations not at the table? why was it just deals with the corporations and whose jobs were being lost? i'm sorry, it's like -- i won't go there because that wasn't what i planned to say. what i wanted to -- when i read this article about tech real estate agents from a firm called compass said, are we going to see a one bedroom condo w

2020. >>> another step forward in the plan to rename sfo's international terminal in honor of mayor ed lee. the airport commission will discuss and possibly take action on a resolution that would rename it mayor edwin m. lee international terminal. along with new signs, the resolution will recommend a statue, plaque, and video honoring lee. the former mayor died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest in december of 2017. >>> today the cdc is expected to give an update on the measles outbreak. as of last week there have been 764 cases of measles reported this year in 23 states. seven cases in the bay area. three in san mateo county and three in santa clara county. public health officials say this is the largest outbreak since the disease eradicatedn 2000. >>> one curry versus another. the warriors now know who they'll face in the nba western conference finals, the portland trail blazers. >> very interesting. oakland native damian lillard helped lead them in a game seven win over denver. and the conference finals will be a family affair for the currys. steph's younger brother seth plays for portla

now the airport is considering honoring late mayor ed lee. >>> and this little lucky rabbit may helpffective its autopilot software can be. >>> a live look along the embarcadero at 5:36. let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning. our marine layer a bit compressed this morning. it's about 1,200 feet. down from around 2,000 yesterday. some of you are clear and it's cooler in the north bay. we'll be dry for the next few days. a good way to start the workweek. things do change. a big pattern change by wednesday all the way into next weekend. so we are looking at a good commute this morning. mass transit, everything will be dry. we do have a small craft advisory on the bay. it will be breezy if you are taking the ferry. temperatures this morning, 56 in oakland. san rafael. you could see just a little bit of drizzle there. upper 40s around danville. in the north bay instead of those 70s, the afternoon will be cooler. looking at afternoon sun. up. highs today anywhere from the upper 50s, half moon bay, to about 70 in palo alto. the peninsula will be pl

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other states that already have restrictive abortion bills >>> honoring san francisco's former mayor ed leeials will donate a book to the san francisco public library. it is dedicated to lee's accomplishments. the mayor's widow, anita lee, will attend. marilee died after suffering a heart attack more than a year ago. >>> new this morning, one bay area war veteran has berkeley native kamal bell to thank for helping him move back in. >> the comedian tweeted out this that enough money was raised for leonard powell to move back. in to 17, the senior citizen said he was forced from his home after he was unable to pay for city required repairs. he eventually ended up with a $700,000 bill. and despite obtaining loans, remained about $70,000 short. bell tweeted it has provided enough money to recover tcover the costs >>> teachers are returning to the picket line. >>> the debate over educators' pay is heating up as students return to school. we'll have a live report on where things stand after talks abruptly ended last night. >>> all new push to fix potholes in one east bay city. what the mayor plan

she chose yesterday to be her last day to remember her friend former ed lee. >> 4:53 right now. up ahead, a look ahead from across the headlines across the bay area and across the nation. >>> schools are reopening in sri lanka. many parents are keeping their children out of classes today. parents are worried about the safety of their children after the bombings on easter sunday. intelligence reports that militants were likely to strike before the start of the islamic holy month of ramadan, which starts today. >> 4:56. here's a look at some of the annuls making headlines around the world. star wars exhibit is a big hit even before it opens. online reservations for the first three weeks filled up within two hours. star wars the galaxy's edge is expected to open may 31st. >>> and manager cora planning to skip the red sox visit to the white house. his decision is based lack uaide to puerto rico after the hurricane. . >>> the baby has already bee born say bookmakers. no response from kensington palace. >>> alex sandler returned to the show that made him a hit. >> peered man, he cry-o

she chose today to retire in order to honor the late mayor ed lee who would have turned 67 today. her retirement party was held tonight at the irish cultural center. jenny nicholson has been named as the new fire chief, a 25 year veteran of the department spending years on the front lines of fighting fires. nicholson is making history with her appointment, she becomes san francisco's first lgbt fire chief. >>> witness testimony in the ghost ship trial is set to begin tomorrow and one of the first people the prosecution is expected to call to the stand is carol, her daughter was killed. the defense filed a motion saying that her testimony would prejudice the jury. quoted it saying that prosecutors want to use a grieving mother testimony to tug at the jurors heartstrings in hopes they will look at them to seek retribution from her heartbreak. the defendants are both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for each of the people killed.>>> we're still seeing sprinkles out there, light showers originating up here in the hills in the sierra nevada and then this flow kind of

she chose today to retire to honor the late mayor ed lee who would've turned 67 today her retirement party is later on tonight at the irish cultural department. >> nicholson is a 25 year veteran of the department and has spent decades on the frontlines of fighting fire, suffering second degree burns in 2009. she will be the new and first lgbt fire chief in san francisco. >> a long time bay area bookstore closed their doors today in down on the concord. alyssa harrington has the report. >> reporter: they sold their very last book today. the owners say the landlord would not renew their lease. the shelves were almost entirely bare because they've been having blow out sale. customers came by to say goodbye and some upset. some start add change.org petition that gathered more than three thousand signatures. the bookstore will be replaced by a bank. owners say they hope to reopen in a different location in town but they don't have anything in place just yet. half price books opened in 2001. >> we've been here almost there businesses willing to pay more than we r.i'm putting on a good face

let me bring in cnbc's jon fortt and ed lee, cnbc contributor, to talk more about this welcome. ed, first to you, we just had this huge settlement with qualcomm and apple where if apple effectively blinked, would they have done that now if they knew this ruling would come down >> also you have to wonder if that agreement can be reopened in light of the ruling now cal come is challenging the ruling so there's a whole lot more steps to go through of where this might land for apple. if the apple ruling does hold, that could benefit foreign makers like huawei or samsung, since they can stand to benefit from cheaper license fees on these things. >> i saw great reporting with david fasher in the show earlier that spoke to about this directly and said look, it doesn't sound like the hearing is go that well against you guys are you worried about that he said no, we're not worried. we think it's going just fine. so they obviously misread the situation, right >> yes, it seems they did. but any time there's a lawsuit someone is actively involved, i never heard a company say it doesn't seem

does this leave the public high and dry or with a big opportunity to get in at a decent price ed lee with the "new york times," john martego, copresident at drexel hamilton and dan premic from axios. john i see you nodding >> i think it's a huge opportunity. whenever we typically have our ipos, we talked about the unicorps parade going on, the tremendous pop and appreciation on its first opening print this is a rare opportunity that we're seeing today where it broke price on the first print >> is it only an opportunity because it's a dog >> absolutely not, kelly >> if the pros are sort of the smart money don't think it's worth having at a higher price, why should the rest of the public >> i think there's a lot of other things going on with the macro, with china. it's not fair to say that, when the night of your pricing, you also had tariffs slapped on an escalating china war i'll tell you we're waiting for the second half of that trade, that retaliation might come this weekend. i just reminded myself coming here, we woke up monday of this week, during the road show, that they're tryi

as a preliminary matter, i have been a member since january of 2015 when the late mayor, ed lee, appointed me to the alternate landlord position. mayor breed reappointed me to the rent board last december when i replaced commissioner abbey as the voting commissioner i think some of you know what happened in the paperwork was not filed. nobody filed the paperwork from the mayor's office, hence i am here. allow me to address had on speculations that i believe are the reasons for this hearing. there was an s.f. weekly article about my participation in a matter involving veritas, and speculation that i should have recused myself from the case before the rent board because the attorney, the quote unquote stern of wasserman offices represents a veritas. i would like to clear up that rumour because it is based on several misconceptions. first, daniel stern and i are not law partners. we have separate business licenses with the city and county of san francisco, and operate ezell proprietors, which means we cannot and do not share income or confidential client information ever. we have operated our

when ed lee was contemplating my appointment with the rent board, i scrambled very hard to find residency here and at that time, a couple months, i purchased a four unit apartment building in the richmond district, which is now where i reside primarily. i do not claim it as a homeowner 's exemption on my tax returns, because according to my account and the c.p.a., that would be improper, i don't know if it is true or not, but that would be improper because it is a rental property. there are three groups of tenants that also live in that building, it is a four unit building, and that is why it is not claimed as such. i do have a home, i do go there from time to time, but my children -- they are not so much children anymore, but two of my three children go to school in san francisco. the oldest one graduated from high school in san francisco last year, about a year ago this month, and is currently in school in pennsylvania. that is where she lives. i am from here, i was born and raised here, and supervisor mar, your brother knows the neighborhood well. i was standing behind him as he was lo

. >> ed lee died while in office in december 2017 at 65 years old, he was the first asian- american mayor in san francisco. >>> and milestone moment between a father and son is getting praise for breaking barriers. >>> a popular fashion chain jumping into the clothing rental business, the growing market changing the face of retail. >>> one oakland resident lucky to have a home after a fire broke out, this is thanks to quick thinking neighbors. >>> at the live news desk following breaking news out of japan where more than a dozen people have been stabbed including young children. authorities say 16 people were stabbed at an attack in kawasaki . in the past 90 minutes or so. 40 minutes southwest of tokyo. one adult and one child have died so far, officials say one man has been arrested. right now the motive for the attack is unclear with no word yet on the conditions of the other victims. at the live news desk i'm elizabeth cook. >>> a nest camera in redwood city caught a mountain lion sort of passing through, this happened last week. the couple who caught the big cat in the act wanted to g

politicians because she use that power to help and elect and reelect mayors from dianne feinstein to ed lee. >> she was also a childhood refugee from communist china who came to the people's dash from the people's -- and that is a point of controversy. while she never held public office she did use the ability to raise money and votes to where she had to say and everything in the city from who would sit on city commissions to police chiefs. >> the secret of her power was her ability to create personal relationships with the clerk typist all the way to the mayor. >> one of her biggest accomplishments was getting a $500 million in federal money to kickstart the still to be completed central subway. it's $1 billion project that she demanded be built as a payback to chinatown for the loss of the embarcadero freeway. >> she deftly made enemies along the way and has her detractors and but many actually don't heal from san francisco. >> so now the question is, to name or not to name the key station after rose pak. >> that is playing africa >> the transit people said they don't want names on statio

hayes-white chose today for a special reason, to honor former late mayor ed lee who would have been 67 today. she also has a long connection with san francisco. she is a san francisco native, has been with the department for 40 years and served as chief for half of her career. during that time she hired 1,200 or the current 1,800 staff members. she says the san francisco fire department is the most diverse in the nation. joanne hayes-white was the first female chief being replaced by deputy fire chief jeanine nicholson. she has been with the department for 25 years starting as a paramedic and san francisco's first openly gay leader. hayes-white spoke with ktvu wednesday at her last public appearance as chief. >> it is not a popularity contest. i had to make some tough calls and they were the right ones. looking back i don't have any regrets. as chief i would never expect someone to do anything i wasn't willing of doing myself or capable of doing myself and i think that served me really well. >> reporter: hayes-white has run into various issues such as the response time for firefighters

she chose today to retire to honor the late mayor ed lee.s evening. >>> jenny nicholson has been named as the new fire chief, a 25 year veteran of the department spending decades fighting fires, she suffered second-degree burns back in 2009. she's making history with her appointment becoming the first lgbt fire chief.>>> a bookstore has close to. today despite a strong community effort to try to keep it in downtown concord.>> reporter: half-price books sold it's very last book today, the owners tell us the landlord will not renew their lease. we went inside and the shelves were almost there because they were having a blowout sale. customers came by to say goodbye, some of them very upset. some customers even started a change.org petition which gathered3000 signnot enough to save the business. the bookstore located on moun. owners say they hope to reopen in a different location in town. half-price books open in 2001. >> we've been here almost 20 years and we wanted to stay. but this is a very sad day for us we don't want to move. the outpouri

party tonight looks like, she chose today to be her last day remembering her friend, former mayor ed lee, today is lee's birthday. as of midnight tonight, chief hayes will take over for white. >>> a big day in court tomorrow, testimonies began at a go-ship trial. the fire killed 36 people in december of 2016. opening statements began on tuesday. two men are being tried on 36 counts of involuntarily man slaughter for not having the required safe guards in place. the defense attorney argues the fire was an act of arson that could not have been prevented by the billiuilding being up to co. >>> a potential problem for anyone needing ride shares this week. some riders may be launching a strike. wednesday is the strike. this is a nationwide strike impacts major cities and san francisco and l.a. and just to name a couple. all this in the hope of getting what they considered to be a living wage and job fair and job security. >>> still to come, michael cohen is headed to prison tomorrow and we'll tell you where he's headed and other inmates who'll join him. >> they're fighting fatigue and traffic

there was a fellow working for me named ed lee. i said if you want to keep your job, you get that god damn fountain working. he went on to be the mayor and the fountain still works. there is a guy assigned to do nothing except make sure that water is running if i pass that fountain. i love that. that reflects the ingennowty of this -- ingenuity of this city. when donna shows up and gets out dressed by london breed, you know there is a new generation, new day and new time. welcome to all of you to this year's celebration. thank you. [applause.] >> always a part of every historic occasion. fantastic. our next guest is within 15 days every timer. days of the retirement. she is tough, fair and tells a good story. welcome fire chief joanne hayes-white everybody. [applause.] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being out here and preserving our rich history and tradition. i am grateful this will be my last time up here as chief of department. it is a phenomenal privilege and honor to sheriff as your chief for 15 years. today is about

to this end, mayor ed lee and london breed helped ensure the development of newly renovated shoreline parks. to design the park, over two dozen outreach meetings were held. the inspired park design includes a historic garden walk which follows the original 1948 shoreline, an adult play area with fitness areas, the marine way which terminates in a gravel beach, a pier out into the bay with a floating dock, and an a.d.a. accessible boat lunch, the sage slopes, and the boat yard, which was originally a boat building yard for the scout schooner. the boat yard will also feature a concession building selling food and beverages by bayview based businesses, an a.d.a. accessible garden walk, the shop, tidal marks, wetlands, and a class 1 bike path. i should note that we would prefer to do this all at once, but funding is not appropriate, so we will do this in two phases. unfortunately, the industrial activities noted with 900 innes' has left the property a brown field that contains upwater soils and sentiments. the 900 innes remediation project is thus the first phase of the india basin park p

>>> another step forward in the plan to rename sfo's international terminal to honor former mayor ed leeill discuss and possibly take action on a resolution that would rename it mayor edwin m. lee international terminal. along with new signs the resolution will recommend a statue, plaque and video honoring lee. the former mayor died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest in 2017. >>> coming up next the seven things you need to know before you go. >>> if you haven't yet follow us at abc 7 bay area. you can see more close-ups of a rose. >> very pretty. happy mother's day. a live look at the toll plaza. it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don't patronize me... the new buick envision is full of surprises. get up to 16 percent below msrp on most of these 2019 buick models when you finance through gm financial. that's just over 7 thousand on this envision premium. >>> it is 6:55. here are the seven things you need to know. breaking new

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. >> within days of the passing of the proposition, ed lee called on agencies to act decisively. >> he department of public health, along with planning and other city departments to think through an internal working group around what we needed to do to consider writing this law. >> we collectively, i would say that was representatives from g.s.a., as well as the mayor's office, met with a lot of departments to talk through what prop 64 and the implementation of prop 64 it meant to them. >> the mayor proposed an office of cannabis, a one-stop shop for permits allowing operators to grow and sell cannabis. >> he wanted a smart structure. he wanted a regulatory structure that ensured that kids didn't have access and community's were safe and that consumers were safe. and he wanted to ensure, more importantly, it was a regulatory structure that encouraged diversity and inclusivity. >> this is an office that will be solely charged with a duty of wanting not only the policies that we create, implementing and enforcing them, but also executing the licenses that are needed. we're talking about

what started out as a recommendation from the taskforce 2045, which i co-chaired with then mayor ed lee, at the bien heft behestf the board, the taskforce investigated long-term needs, and what we could do to fund the projected $2 2 billion of need over the next 20 years. in addition to recommending an increased transportation sustainability fee, which we subsequently passed, i took up the recommendation to put a t.n.c. tax on the ballot. and it was projected to raise about $30 million. but at the 11th hour, we pulled the measure in favor of a more collaborative approach with the text sector after both uber and lyft came to the table to forge a path forward. it was the beginning of another long step of that process that would take us arm in arm to state legislature, where assembly member ting and others passed assembly bill 1184, when then governor jerry brown signed into law as one of the last things they did before he was termed out. that affirmed our charter authority to levy a dedicated tax on the ride-share industry, to mitigate one of san francisco's chief concerns, traffic conges

former attorney general jeff sessions withdrew federal help to implement those reforms, late mayor ed lee asked the state to step in. phase 1 shows the department has mandated implicit bias training for officers and has also developed new policies addressing gender inclusivity. >>> we have no details tonight on an officer involved shooting in hayward. officers fired at three suspects in a home invasion bribery robbery monday afternoon. they fired shots after one of the suspects pointed a gun at them. no one was hurt and suspects escaped in a black honda accord. police hope these images of the suspects and their car will lead to arrests. >>> fremont police detectives are asking for the public's help tonight to find a man wanted for beating a late-night customer at a denny's restaurant. police are trying to locate 31- year-old antonio harris. he is accused of attacking 34- year-old fred ione at the denny's back in march. he was injured in his face and mouth when he intervened in a dispute between harris and ed denny's employee. harris is likely staying with friends or family in oakland or f

great to be here and to celebrate, and to really take this opportunity to remember i relate mayor ed lee and the work that he did as an incredible public servants. he wasn't just our mayor. before he even became mayor he was so committed to san francisco, and what i really appreciated about him, especially as they served as the director of public works, he would basically bring his kids out to help clean up district five when i was at the african-american culture complex and i used to think, that is kind of messed up. they are rubbing their eyes, you know, out there early in the morning, he is saying grabbed a broom, grabbed a broom. really, the kind of values he instilled in his children, the kind of love and support he has had for san francisco over the years, just really made him an incredible public servants, and what a great honor to name this awarded the edwin motley public service award that has -- that is given every single year during the celebration. carmen, of course, carries on his legacy and has those same values and commitments to our city. definitely fitting that she recei

buying a big stake in food delivery app and uber eats competitor lower but rebounding off of the lows ed leel start with you here very interesting for amazon after they had their own that they ended up after a couple of years. are they doing this to get better insight into delivery and densely populated areas? or grocery delivery? >> i think that's exactly a part of it anyway quick delivery something they haven't been able to crack sort of figured it ow it only works in densely populated areas. turn a profit off of it and then amazon has no margins but then investing in over the last few years. i'm surprised it's not sooner. >> not really a big chunk of change we don't know what it is but when you look at all the cash it has, it's a small investment for maybe a big return we'll see. what does it mean for uber eats? we talked about pressure on the stock but it's other reasons as well >> just means more competition i don't think it is really any secret there's a lot of competition in the ride share business and you're going to continue to see competition in the short-term in the food delivery

i shook mayor ed lee's hand when he opened it. i was in there doing good. there are other people with the opportunity as well. those units that are closed. put resources in there. it is not just omega boy's club and counselors, it is anybody willing to volunteer and help. i took time out of finals to say don't shut it down because these children need help like i did. i relieded on them as second family. the counselors, omega and those in the education system trying to help me. thank you. >> hello. i am debbie with the san francisco human services network to support closing juvenile hall. i want to express appreciation for the opening remarks, supervisor walton and other supervisors and all of the other commentors and especially the young people who gave personal testimony about their time incarcerated in juvenile hall. we know that incarcerated youth is ineffective and harmful and exacerbates trauma. it is fiscally responsible and has impacts on youth's of low income and fails to address the diverse reasons youth are sitting there in juvenile hall. the most

at rocket fuel, and ed lee, cnbc contributor from the "new york times. u going to be watching >> pricing likely at the lower end of the range, wondering if they're managing for the pop a lot of early investors will be locked in for months and months. there's the concerns that what you might have seen with lyft with the short hedge, they're still kind of there. but i think that's less of an issue. if you're betting on one of these companies you've got to bet on one that's part of it. but i still think the fundamentals matter in this case as much as we want to buy into the growth narrative i still don't know if it's a real business i don't know if on a per ride basis they can make it profitable going forward and whether it can only be profitable in certain instances but not in every other >> to that point, david, you feel like ride sharing as a service, it's usually beneficial for the consumers but not for the operators, not for the companies that provide the services >> exactly long term this is just going to be like your city bus service. there's really n