issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lees 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 supervisors. >> if you're

former mayor ed lee's funeral and advised several mayors over the years.tz helped host foreign leaders when they visited and was a power player and high-profile city circles serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet symphony opera. senator feinstein tweeted today saying she's heartbroken after losing her best friend, her husband, george shultz, the former secretary of state died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. >> still ahead here on kark 4 news at 5. we're going break down an independent report that finds the killing of sean monterrosa in vallejo was not reasonable. also coming up. well, take you to a toy drive in the east bay. let you know how you can get involved. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. b

and she spoke just a few years ago what former mayor ed lee's funeral. >> and advise several mayors overrs. schultz helped host for leaders when they visited and was a power player and high-profile city circle serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet, symphony and opera. senator feinstein tweeted today she's heartbroken after losing her best friend. her husband, george shultz, the former secretary of state died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside along the embarcadero at those continually overcast gray skies. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look. >> at the chilly temperatures ahead yeah. i finally feel the season a bit around the bay area. took some time record heat early on this week. today really watch those temperatures snapback actually running below the average today for this time of year as we've seen all the cloud cover moving overhead cut the sunlight out and kept the temperatures way down out there tonight. the clouds already in might seem a little drizzl

she spoke a few years ago and former mayor ed lee's funeral in the city and advice several mayors over the years. schultz helped host for leaders when they visited and was a power player in high profile city circles serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet symphony and opera. senator dianne feinstein tweeted today that she is heartbroken after losing her best friend, her husband, george schultz, a former secretary of state's died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. >> still ahead tonight an independent investigation into the deadly police shooting of monterrosa that report has been released. what it reveals about the officers actions. >> mister says he doesn't want to portray himself as a victim and yet he portrays himself as a victim. a high-profile attorney pushing back against alec baldwin's first, tell all interview since the deadly rust movie set shooting. >> well, gloria allred says baldwin should have done when he was handed the gun. e trees n ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a w

mayor willie brown, newsom and ed lee. over 14 years and eight months. as a person that has experienced the policing, i think the mental health part of polices is the most important. i want to make sure the people, citizens of san francisco receive the best policing that is possible in our city and in our state. i think that as a black trans woman i am concerned about the things that other citizens are concerned about and mentioned by the other speakers who have presented their issues here. i think that ones we get the police force and proper oversight of police force a lot of issues citizens are having will stop the complaining and abuse that is done by the police to citizens. i would like to see the murders of trans people of color solved. my girlfriend mariah was murdered not too long ago. her murder is still not solved by the police department. i would like to see action taken be on that. i think that more important than anything we have to show and the reason i run is to show that transgenders can do more than just walk through the streets. we have

i want everybody to know that if it wasn't for mayor ed lee and ahsha safai, mission child care would probably have had to close its doors in 2017 because the owners were raising our rent, and we were not going to be able to pay that kind of rent. we were able to obtain a building, and that was the biggest thing that could have ever happened to mission child care, the consortium with supervisor ahsha safai, and our families are so grateful we have child care in the excelsior. our goal is to reach 224 again so we can keep providing child care services to all the families in san francisco. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> president walton: thank you so much for your continued work for our families here in san francisco. thank you so much, supervisor safai, and i believe you have one more commendation. >> supervisor safai: yes. i just wanted to double-check with the clerk. is mr. sergio pena -- >> clerk: we just checked a moment ago. they're not there. pardon me, supervisor safai. they are on the phone. they are having trouble signing in, and we are working with them signing in. >

mayor willie brown, newsom and ed lee. over 14 years and eight months.policing, i think the mental health part of polices is the most important. i want to make sure the people, citizens of san francisco receive the best policing that is possible in our city and in our state. i think that as a black trans woman i am concerned about the things that other citizens are concerned about and mentioned by the other speakers who have presented their issues here. i think that ones we get the police force and proper oversight of police force a lot of issues citizens are having will stop the complaining and abuse that is done by the police to citizens. i would like to see the murders of trans people of color solved. my girlfriend mariah was murdered not too long ago. her murder is still not solved by the police department. i would like to see action taken be on that. i think that more important than anything we have to show and the reason i run is to show that transgenders can do more than just walk through the streets. we have viable important part to play in socie

i want everybody to know that if it wasn't for mayor ed lee and ahsha safai, mission child care wouldause the owners were raising our rent, and we were not going to be able to pay that kind of rent. we were able to obtain a building, and that was the biggest thing that could have ever happened to mission child care, the consortium with supervisor ahsha safai, and our families are so grateful we have child care in the excelsior. our goal is to reach 224 again so we can keep providing child care services to all the families in san francisco. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> president walton: thank you so much for your continued work for our families here in san francisco. thank you so much, supervisor safai, and i believe you have one more commendation. >> supervisor safai: yes. i just wanted to double-check with the clerk. is mr. sergio pena -- >> clerk: we just checked a moment ago. they're not there. pardon me, supervisor safai. they are on the phone. they are having trouble signing in, and we are working with them signing in. >> president walton: okay. supervisor safai? >> su

acknowledge and appreciate the mayors that i've served under which was initially mayor newsome, mayor ed lee, and now mayor london breed. and i want to take the opportunity to thank my current and past staff. without them, the office of small business would not be what it is. mark yawn who has worked with the office and the small business commission and has been working with our small businesses now for nearly 20 years. carol chan, rea, richard, carrie, jane, walter, and dominica. their passion -- they've served san francisco small businesses passionately. and i'm really proud of what they've all accomplished in their commitment in helping our small businesses through the pandemic. i've also had the pleasure of working with 21 small business commissioners over my tenure and, of course, i'm extremely grateful to the current commission for their stewardship and guidance and support for our small businesses in the last 20 months of this pandemic. in 2007 when our now city attorney david chiu served as a small business commissioner, the commission saw a need for establishing the office. and that

acknowledge and appreciate the mayors that i've served under which was initially mayor newsome, mayor ed lee, and now mayor london breed. and i want to take the opportunity to thank my current and past staff. without them, the office of small business would not be what it is. mark yawn who has worked with the office and the small business commission and has been working with our small businesses now for nearly 20 years. carol chan, rea, richard, carrie, jane, walter, and dominica. their passion -- they've served san francisco small businesses passionately. and i'm really proud of what they've all accomplished in their commitment in helping our small businesses through the pandemic. i've also had the pleasure of working with 21 small business commissioners over my tenure and, of course, i'm extremely grateful to the current commission for their stewardship and guidance and support for our small businesses in the last 20 months of this pandemic. in 2007 when our now city attorney david chiu served as a small business commissioner, the commission saw a need for establishing the office. and that

she spoke a few years ago a former mayor ed lee's funeral and then by several mayors over the years.ped host for leaders when they visited and was a power player in high profile city circles serving on the boards of the san francisco ballet symphony and opera. senator feinstein tweeted saying she's heartbroken after losing her best friend, her husband, george shultz, the former secretary of state died earlier this year at the age of 100 charlotte schultz was 88. >> we didn't deserve this. he the tire. he was just you know, look at the state is and we just need the closure. we all like this open ended, not knowing how some of that we love pass to ad was a security guard and he was out there to protect the news cast. we need justice for him. >> remembering kevin nishita and pursuing justice in his name. family members share their stories of the man who gave his life to protect a member of our kron 4 family. he's protected me at one point today marks one week since kevin's death. he died last saturday after being shot in downtown oakland just one day before thanksgiving. a reward of ove

acknowledge and appreciate the mayors that i've served under which was initially mayor newsome, mayor ed lee, and now mayor london breed. and i want to take the opportunity to thank my current and past staff. without them, the office of small business would not be what it is. mark yawn who has worked with the office and the small business commission and has been working with our small businesses now for nearly 20 years. carol chan, rea, richard, carrie, jane, walter, and dominica. their passion -- they've served san francisco small businesses passionately. and i'm really proud of what they've all accomplished in their commitment in helping our small businesses through the pandemic. i've also had the pleasure of working with 21 small business commissioners over my tenure and, of course, i'm extremely grateful to the current commission for their stewardship and guidance and support for our small businesses in the last 20 months of this pandemic. in 2007 when our now city attorney david chiu served as a small business commissioner, the commission saw a need for establishing the office. and that

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ed: we never talk about motorbikes. harr lee davidson shares motoring on monday.y were going to have a reverse merger, you can see the shares popular, they closed up 5% on monday, still a significant gain. this is livewire, the electric motorbike unit. it'll be part of ample b.a. bridges impact, just below $2 million, raising $545 million to help electrify case, harr lee davidson gets to retain a stake. interesting to see that. also looking at lucid up 4% on monday on a time when a lot of stocks are selling, in lucid's case, the stock will be added to the nasdaq 100 as part of the annual reconstitution. the nasdaq 100 is made up of the 100 and more most valuable nonfinancial stocks. a loft otimes that means very valuable tech stocks. it'll be one we watch going forward. the other end of the spectrum, tesla. selling up in a big way, down 5% on monday, down more than 20% since that november 4 high of $229.91. it's in a bear market. suffered with other growth momentum stocks. interestingly, one did share 28,000 shares of tesla on friday. elon musk tweeting tesla has

and innocence is more cruel is it all through his life is constantly introduced as robert ed, the son of harry leele never dreaming for their conjuring up in robert's mind and robert by contrast, on one occasion, he refers to his father in his correspondence and asked, his application letter td that, he never talks about his father. and he goes to his father's grave on the georgia coast but not until 1861, when finally robert e. lee is coming into his own and becoming his own man so to speak and it is only than any come to terms with the influence and the impact of white horse harry and his life. and out of his trauma, you see his passions robert e lee that i have itemized before for independence and security and for perfection. these passions are not always compatible pretty disney for independence and to find out there's no security or maybe het have the independence and it mas all three work together, curiously enough until after the civil war and he becomes the president washington college in virginia. finally the last five years of his life is able to bring all three into harmony and that is

ed klimas. and now that they knew lee's alias, the fbi was finally able to figure out how she had left the u.n motion by getting a fake birth certificate about two months before taking savanna. >> dorothy lee barnett goes to become a fictitious person named alexandria maria canton. she went to texas to obtain a texas driver's license, then used the information from that to obtain a united states passport. what we learned was she had left the united states, went to malaysia, and then from malaysia went to south africa where she met geldenhuys. from there, in 1999, she moved to botswana. in 2003, she moved out to new zealand. and then after a couple of years, she moved to australia. >> reporter: an 18-year-old mystery solved. in the movies, on tv, they find the person and they rush out to make the arrest. story's over. did that happen in this case? >> no. we had to get the state department involved. department of justice involved. and we had to get a provisional arrest warrant that the australians would accept because we have to abide by their laws. >> reporter: harris wanted to fly to australi

hi, lee, what you go homemaking and i tell my gums. i ed sedley with my my like in the ohio the me, me good being bama. china's tougher approach to hong kong was solidified in 2012 . when siege in ping was appointed general secretary of the communist party in 2014 c, radically changed the election process for the cities. my senior political representative, the chief executive janaya, you will get out to what a 5 all grade you're going to um guide a sure sure sure. we jumped on the cushion enable. sure, sure. don't go and they don't. oh, that change. infuriated home commerce and for 79 days, mass protests called the umbrella movement, paralyzed the city. beijing responded by ratcheting up it's correct down on descent . more than a 1000 people were arrested for their ruined demonstrations and at least 127 were convicted. china also intensified it to suit on hong kong media since 2014, at least 5 major mainstream media outlets got new pro beijing owners, including hong kong, dominic broadcaster t v b, and it's leading english newspaper, the so

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lee jung-jae. and a performance from the film "cyrano." featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you very much. ( applause ) i did that. you didn't know. ( applause ) >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: oh, yeah. welcome, welcome one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) hey, do youemember this? a couple of months ago when joe biden promised a normal holiday season? well, like his hairline, that went away, because on friday, the world health organization designated a new variant of concern and gave it the not-at-all-sinister name: the omicron variant. ( thunder, glass breaking, cat scream ) ( laughter ) did not expect the cat. well, it sounds like the title of a robert ludlum novel. omicron is, in fact, the 15th letter in the greek alphabet. the w.h.o. chose to skip a few, because 'nu' is too easily confused with 'new,' and they claim 'xi,' was not used because it is a common last name, but we all know it's because