representing district 11, including ingleside, outer mission park and excelsior, supervisor asha safai. >> thank you everyone. there's been a lot of speakers today. one of the things that distinguishes my district as we have the highest number of working families and men and women who are represented in organized labor in the entire city. representing the excelsior, the outer mission, mission, ingleside, lakeview, all of those neighborhoods, we have more -- or one in four households is a household of organized labor. organized labor is why i am standing here today. i am standing here on the shoulders and side-by-side with my brothers and sisters in the janitor's union. let's give it up for the president all got miranda. [applause] eight years ago, she took me under her wing. may he rest in peace, our friend bob morale as it -- bob mireles and the union. those are the two groups that brought me into the labor movement, and like many of you that are sitting in the audience both as organizers, both as community members, and as men and women of labor, i was on the front line and played a v

moreover, i learned as kathy just mentioned the excelsior safety project is delayed yet again. this carries tens of thousands of people every day. every transit rider is a pedestrian, too, and we deserve a safe way to get to and from the bus and reliable service. so, echoing kathy, do not want any more delay and i want to point out that the project has already been compromised. i saw the scope a couple weeks ago and the transit only lane removed. your own data shows that transit lanes make the streets safer, they calm traffic and keep the bus on time. so, no more delay and no more compromises. >> next speaker, please. >> may leg, charles minster, and tarik malug. >> i'm here to congratulate you on the successful implementation of the muni back walk program. my favorite piece of the program to rachel just talked about the removal of the traffic circle which is fantastic example of how minority can make the life of thousands of riders miserable. thank you for the personalized service, announcing the removal yourself, director. i also want to congratulate the trains, to -- to -- a

like the residents of 4830 mission street, the excelsior has a large population of filipino and latino families. most of them share perspectives that want to stay in this community. it's crucial that we buy buildings like this and it's crucial to keep families like them in the neighborhood. [applause] >> we need our city, our mayor and all of our supervisors to grow its innovative small sites program. this targeted approach has now been proven as the mayor and supervisor safai said as a major antidisplacement strategy strategy by taking homes off the private market. let me be clear, we need more money to take buildings like this off the speculative market. we need mormoney in the san francisco housing accelerator fund which provided critical acquisition financing so we could buy the building as quickly as any other buyer off the market. we need more money in similar acquisition programs like meta's own program so we can compete aggressively, and we need more money for the mayor's office of community and housing development who as an ongoing partner has been willing to scale this progra

in the europa league and to de graafschap in their first eredivisie match of the season, to beat excelsiorie broke the deadlock in the 17th minute. but the pick of the goals came courtesy of veteran centre half jan arie van der heijden. great back heel, the phrase "good touch" for a big man appropriate. he'll be asking his coach gio van bronckhorst for some time up front next. tennis, and novak djokovic has won the cincinnati masters for the first time, beating roger federer in straight sets in the final. federer was bidding to win the tournament for a record—extending 8th time, and to claim a 99th tour title in the process, but he was second—best to djokovic who was desperate to win after losing in five previous finals in cincinnati. the wimbledon champion won the opening set 6—4 and he snuffed out any hopes of a federer fightback by taking the second set as well. djokovic has now won 31 masters series titles, and he's the first player to win all nine tournaments at least once. there was an upset in the women's final as kiki bertens beat the world number one simona halep. she had to come

sound of street sweeper it's street cleaning day in the excelsior district of san francisco, it's a daypens just about everywhere in the city sound of sweeper passing by there is usually a 2 hour window for the sweeper to sweep, and during that time residents must move their cars, trucks and motorcycles so during street cleaning day you will find two things cars double parked on the opposite side of the street and cars, parked on the sidewalk and in most cases they are blocking the entire sidewalk which can be annoying because you have to get into the street, and this is the city, there is a lot of crazy drivers and when i have to go into the street people almost sideswipe me. there is a rumor floating around that says you can legally park on the sidewalk during street cleaning days ((what's the longest you have to wait?)) 40 minutes, i mean not that long i asked if people complain about all the cars on the sidewalk with that happens no it's expected, you know when you live in the city this is what you expect...everybody knowswhat if i told you it is never legal to park on the sidewalk

sound of street sweeper it's street cleaning day in the excelsior district of san francisco, it's a dayppens just about everywhere in the city sound of sweeper passing by there is usually a 2 hour window for the sweeper to sweep, and during that time residents must move their cars, trucks and motorcycles so during street cleaning day you will find two things cars double parked on the opposite side of the street and cars, parked on the sidewalk and in most cases they are blocking the entire sidewalk which can be annoying because you have to get into the street, and this is the city, there is a lot of crazy drivers and when i have to go into the street people almost sideswipe me. there is a rumor floating around that says you can legally park on the sidewalk during street cleaning days ((what's the longest you have to wait?)) 40 minutes, i mean not that long i asked if people complain about all the cars on the sidewalk with that happens no it's expected, you know when you live in the city this is what you expect...everybody knowswhat if i told you it is never legal to park on the sidewalk

you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh.ilver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell.

crissy field, the ferry building, bay view, and excelsior, the waurld spots. not much of a spread. here's a look at the south bay. not really that foggy, but there's mist in the air. you have to watch out for that. you'll definitely need your wipers in the morning commute the closer you are to the bay and up into the east bay hills. ferry ride, same thing. you're going to be very moist. a high frizz factor this morning. you may want to stay inside if your hair gets like my wife's, really kinky when it's humid outside, and then mass transit, cooler all day today. let's take a look at different regions. we'll start in the east bay valleys. waking up cloudy at 62 at 8:00. start to see sunshine around 10:00, and full on sunshine by noon. temperatures ramp up to 80 at 4:00 and down to 70 by 8:00 in the evening. then for the south bay, we'll start off cloudy this morning at about 60. and then we'll be mostly cloudy still at noon and 64, but then sunshine and 70. very delightful afternoon as we'll be in the low to mid 70s to head outside, do outdoor activities maybe even get lunch outside

like new york's motto says excelsior. ever upward. not backward. before we get to a break, the trump administration corrected a flub we brought to you last night. we mentioned it during the course of our update about the 559 migrant children still separated from their families because of the trump administration's so-called zero tolerance policy at the border. we further told that you federal officials have been unable to connect five of those children to any known parents. that figure came from the trump administration and today, they issued a correction of their own math. it turns out there are 26 migrant children in u.s. custody for whom the government has been unable to connect in any way with the parents or family members who might have brought them here. now, another break. when we come back, what we learned today about ongoing u.s. efforts to hit back in the midst of an ongoing and nonstop active electronic warfare. >>> last thing before we go tonight, a serious note to end on. these are serious times even in the dog days of august. our fina

like new york's modest as, excelsior, ever upwards, not backwards. against cynthia nixon in the upcoming new york primary. he was considered a 2020 candidate for the white house, the republican candidate for cuomo will react live on "fox and friends" a little later this morning. jillian: a suspected isis fighter wanted for killing a police officer arrested on american soil. according to the doj he arrived in the us in 2014 months after murdering the officer. he allegedly concealed his links to terrorism applying for refugee status saying his family was a target of violence in iraqi. he has been living in sacrament of, california and working as an auto mechanic and will likely be extradited back to iraqi. rob: a truck driver who came within inches of death after the italian bridge collapse is speaking out, telling a local newspaper in italy, quote, i put the van into reverse to escape this hell. he watched as the car in front of him going across the bridge disappeared. rescuers still sifting through the rubble after the structure plunged to the ground

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is i

garcia grew up in san francisco's excelsior district.in 1995. >>> so it will be a little chilly for the garcia day. >> definitely. especially as you head closer to the coast, it will be breezy and cloudy most of the day in that part of san francisco. and you can see the breeze blowing the flag, moving at about 14 miles per hour right now. the sea breeze will pick up this afternoon to 30 miles per hour. and that means slightly cooler temperatures for us. i'll have the complete forecast coming up. >> thanks, frances. >>> also the a's continue their domination over detroit. anthony flores has the highlights coming up in sports. >>> welcome back. in sports today, the a's have a chance to sweep the tigers this afternoon. they take on detroit at the oakland coliseum. first pitch at 1:05. and the giants will try to gain a split of their series against first place diamondbacks. first pitch for that game at chase field is at 1:10 p.m. yesterday, the a's continued their recent surge. anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> r

sound of street sweeper it's street cleaning day in the excelsior district of san francisco, it's a day which happens just about everywhere in the city sound of sweeper passing by there is usually a 2 hour window for the sweeper to sweep, and during that time residents must move their cars, trucks and motorcycles so during street cleaning day you will find two things cars double parked on the opposite side of the street and cars, parked on the sidewalk and in most cases they are blocking the entire sidewalk which can be annoying because you have to get into the street, and this is the city, there is a lot of crazy drivers and when i have to go into the street people almost sideswipe me. there is a rumor floating around that says you can legally park on the sidewalk during street cleaning days ((what's the longest you have to wait?)) 40 minutes, i mean not that long i asked if people complain about all the cars on the sidewalk with that happens no it's expected, you know when you live in the city this is what you expect...everybody knowswhat if i told you it is never legal to park on the

the most vexing problems we have had to deal with over a decade plus in the ingleside community excelsior parts of the lakeview, outer mission, cayuga mission terrace, bernal heights, it's the largest police district in the entire city of san francisco, or second largest. it covers a significant amount of ground, portola as well. in particular what i wanted to honor today and call out is the actions that were highlighted most recently the beginning of june. sunday morning around 7:00 in the morning, a phone call came in, guns and a gang fight ensued. and this was the remnants of these illegal gambling shacks and parlors, they have prostitution, they have violent activity and drugs and a tremendous amount of impact. i can't under state these operations and it's harder, i think for many of the colleagues i sit with on this board to understand what i'm talking about. their corridors and parts of town don't have these activities any more. [please stand by.] . >> supervisor safai: today, i just wanted to take the time to recognize captain hart and his leadership. he's a san francisco born and

excelsior, ever upward, not backward. power panel, lisa boothe, and antoine seawright.twitter response. lisa. >> that is not what he said. and he should go out in 2020 if he chooses to run and that should be his campaign slogan. america is not great. and he should go out and go across the country, should do a bus tour, put it on the side of the bus, get bumper stickers. sit on the back of their cars, and this is what you should do. campaign ads, and i think that that would go over great. >> harris: andrew cuomo in 2010 said that he wanted to make new york great again, what happened? >> let me say a couple of things. number one, america is great. we are good. >> harris: sing it, antoine. >> people look at us to do things to keep us safe at home and abroad. so i appreciate that. the second thing, the governor made a mistake. i think that he honestly made a mistake. >> harris: should he apologize? >> no, i think that he should clarify his words, but being honest, go down the road that he was trying to go down, the american experiment is not all that great. if you look at m

things onto the pitch it usually ends in trouble but not one club in the netherlands supporters of excelsiorfootball club in rotterdam through hundreds of teddies before and cheering the teams at the busy match against fire north in fact the game had to be suspended in the first half because they just kept coming the fans were throwing them as a present to children of russia downs sophia's children's hospital who watching the game from the stands below the lovely well that is only a sport for now it is back to london. krazy rich asians has raked in thirty four million dollars in the u.s. box office sales in just five days and the film tells the story of an asian american woman who gets swept up in the glamorous world of the chinese elite with its all asian cast it's now signaling a massive change for the hollywood industry which has come under fire in the past for white washing roles and failing to represent minorities. takes a look from hollywood. a gale opening night for a movie that's breaking barriers. the romantic comedy crazy rich asians is the first major hollywood film in a quarter c

things onto the pitch it usually ends in trouble but not one club in the netherlands supporters of excelsior football club in rotterdam through hundreds of teddy's before and cheering the teams at the busy match against fire north in fact the game had to be suspended in the first half because they just kept coming the fans were throwing them as a present to children of rotterdam's sophia's children's hospital who are watching the game from the stands below and that is all you sport for now more later thank you very much joe and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another full news bulletin thank you very much for watching . the philippines is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world. now private corporations are capitalizing on the chaos. one of one east investigates are now does era. for five use venezuelans having failed their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely seen now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developin

like new york's motto says, excelsior, ever upward, not backyard okay. this, marc lot lotter, trump 2020 advisor and robin biro, former obama campaign regional director. robin, feels like you get caught, you go right to the screaming you're a racist, please. i don't know, was that the best response from the governor? >> oh, it's a rough one. this one really hurt my heart. i really couldn't disagree more with governor cuomo here. you know, america's great because of the progress that we have made over these 242 years. that is what progressives stand for is progress. so, this really hurt my heart. you know especially as a veteran. i like to think of america like a big family. we may not be perfect but we all love our country and this is going to really give the right ammo to say that the left hates america, and that hurts my soul. melissa: marc, such a trap. if nothing else, president trump is one of the greatest marketers ever. he really gets how to do the whole thing. with the make america great again, the response can only be, no, america was never make

like new york's motto says excelsior. every one yard not backward.insley: let's hear what the governor of new york, 12 million immigrants came to ellis country island because of this great country. listen to what he said again. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [gasps and. [laughter] steve: ironic thing is when he ran for governor in 2010, he put out a video announcement, according to the "new york times." and what does he say? together we can make new york great again. so it was great although he said it was never that great. brian: as you know, he has had a hard life he grew up the sownel of the governor of new york married a kennedy and became governor himself after working the clinton duration. obviousladministration. corey bookie saying something savagely wrong. fundamentally wrong. elizabeth warren our law enforcement are racist front to back and governor cuomo. the democrats are really on the same page in many ways. good luck on that debate. ainsley: we want to know what you think send us your comments at

negligence played any part in those deaths >>> and on a lighter note fans of the dutch football team excelsior, showering patients from a children's hospital with stuffed animals. and the best part, the kids were all fans of the rival team certainly that is good sportsmanship. >>> and guys, before i send it back to you we're monitoring this developing story. a private jet blew out two tires after taking off at teeter borough airport this morning the pilots basically declared an emergency because that plain was headed to london, it had an awful lot of fuel onboard, so they have diverted it to several airports they are now diverting it to stewart airport, which is in westchester county, new york we do have responders on the see there. it has 16 people onboard, a gulfstream 4 it was on route to the airport. we will monitor this situation and bring you an update in our 4:30 news update they expect that plane possibly in ten minutes back to you. >> all right, sue, thank you >>> still ahead s&p 500 hitting new highs today and it's not the only index moving higher nasdaq on track for its fourth day o

but new york state by itself has offered a lot of -- they've offered this last year, called the excelsiorhich is offering 940,000 middle class families a chance to go to two to four-year colleges to get their first undergraduate degrees. they are offering free tuition as long as you promise to finish your degree within two to four years and as long as you also promise to stay in new york after you graduate. new york clearly, you know, trying to get ahead of the curve of this situation. the student loan -- student debt situation is a big big deal, plenty of friends including myself who all have student loans. look, this is one of the solutions. it is controversial, but they are at least doing something about it. arthel: yeah, you know, bryan, i mean the student loan issue is something that unfortunately deters a lot of people from even going to college at all. >> that's right. arthel: in the first place. >> that's right. it keeps people from doing things that we're doing right now. plenty of parents say don't go to the liberal arts education. i need you to become an accountant or businessm

like new york's motto says excelsior every upward.ys salute. your generation, joey which we should salute as well. >> purdue university to their veterans one year, and i said i'm looking at america's next great generation. this is a generation of men and women who have volunteered to fight in. we have ever seen. even beyond all that, i want to give governor cuomo a little bit of a lesson real quick. make america great again and what he means and voters voted for here, make our elected representatives represent our greatness again, who we are as people. there was a personal responsibility. time when you looked at someone with a different colored skin who prayed different place or ate differently than do you or had a different culture and you saw an american. there was a time when someone's house burned down down the street. you were the first one there to help them. i believe that those people still alive and well in our country elected representative. they don't see it that way. they don't look to represent that part of america. peopl