70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsiory 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 important working wit

we had the excelsior action plan last week and i look at the statistics around who owns single family homes in the city, their neighborhoods were previously, i guess, excluded like irish and things like in the sunset. when you look at the actual ownership now, it's majority nonwhite. so, i'm having -- you know, whatever the origin of the sing family zoning are, at least in san francisco, others than say pacific heights a few other neighborhoods that are exclusively white, there's majority-minority ownership in a lot of neighborhoods. so the other comment, no. the other comment is -- i mentioned this last week. triplexs are a far cry from six lots being combined together which we're trying to do here with sb50 and creating a castro theater in a neighborhood of little bungalows. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm interested in ms. clark's comments. the only question i would ask f you present the facts later to check the size of the city. it's a lot of land including the average lot size in which a single family home occurs. in which cities lot sizes are far, far larger than san francisco giv

of the challenge is going to be tough for men and women for the resources that are available but excelsior story to me is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we asked the questions so that we can get closer to the truth.

kevin tibbles, nbc news, excelsior, minnesota. >> that makes it all better.e bittersweet when it starts to warm up a little bit knowing summer's around the corner and the warm-up, all that's going to melt way. >> kevin got it exactly right. it is a marvel, especially with the lighting like that. >> it is. thanks for starting your thursday with us. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm phillip mena. don't fort to checkge how's your cough? i'm good. i took 12-hour mucinex and sent it far away. hey buddy, have you seen a nice woman with a cough? woahhh! mucinex dm releases fast and lasts 12-hours, not 4. send coughs far away all day. ad lib live picture - sf skyline. >>> good thursday morning, january 24th. a live look at san francisco. this is one of my favorite shots. i always say that because it's so beautiful on this clear morning for us. >> this is one of my favorite shots. >> this is the best shot. >> maybe 6:30 a little better. let's get to the forecast. >> it is cool. we've had some chilly starts to the day. a live look outside in palo alto. lo

sergeant mccauley mcauley which you just approved, excelsior, coronado, it comes out of some of our efforts through the deferred maintenance. that project is complete. we will be coming to you next month and he will talk. >> this slide shows some of our current projects that are in construction. potrero hill improvements,, also slated to be completed in the spring of 2019. over the past three years, the department department has dedicated general funds dollars to deferred maintenance and improvements throughout the city we continue to implement projects using the baseline funding for the original control , irrigation paving, boiler replacements as part of our lifecycle, fencing, and a.d.a. general fund dollars have gone to fund resurfacing and repainting of over 30 quarts, including basketball, tennis, volleyball in the past 20 years alone. the completion of our lifecycle condition assessment of our recreation and park assets, later this spring will allow the department to proactively address and prioritize our deferred maintenance obligations and plan for the next bond, including our annua

pricing study update, and we're looking at partnering with new mobility partners in the outer mission excelsior area. working with supervisor safai's office. on planning, we've advanced many local planning studies that were identifies by each of your offices, these include completing the bayview study. -- identified by each of your offices. vision zero ramps was a very strong focus for district six, both in the phase one study that was adopted last year, looking at the eight intersections and the phase two study looking at an additional ten intersections where the street network touches with local freeway network. on the regional coordination front, we support our sister agencies, our regional partners on things like the pen opinion alignment chosen for the downtown extension, the rail into transbay. we selected that last year. better market street is making progress. they're in the preenvironmental phase. bayview transportation plan, sfmta, was participating in a budget coming forward to implement top priorities for top priorities in the bayview. i think with some of the passage of the housing

our excelsior scholarship, free tuition program, no program like it in the nation. it says to every student, every child tonight who puts his or her head on the pillow, i don't care if your mother or father can pay for college, if you can get in, you are going because it is free college tuition to state schools and we are raising that threshold today, this year, to $125,000 family threshold so the middle-class families, what we call middle-class, at $125,000, don't have to worry about how they are going to pay for their kids tuition because the state will pay for their tuition to a sunni school. today, 55% of all students are going tuition free and you should feel good about that. [applause] >> we talk about education, the second need is healthcare, they go hand in glove. everyone needs education, everyone needs healthcare. we are under attack by the federal government especially when it comes to healthcare. we are looking at $2.5 million in what they call dish cuts which are 2 distressed hospitals. about a $1 billion lawsuit cost-sharing, medicaid cuts have been pr

we have 50 in excelsior and chrissy field. let's take a look at the rest of our neighborhood.s freezing cold in palo alto. it's 32 degrees. 36 in union city. 42 in walnut creek. american canyon, 43. richmond, 46 right now. if you're out on the bay and want to do a little play on the water, do it after 9:00, especially if you're north of the bay bridge and east of the golden gate. that's where we have a small craft advisory for gusty breezes through 9:00. in the north bay, 30s and 40s at 10:00 and 50s throughout the afternoon hours but down to 41 by 8:00 in evening. east bay valleys starting off in the 40s and staying there through 10:00 and we'll be in the mid-50s through noon at 4:00. our last stop will be along the east bay shore, locked in the 40s until 10:00. look at all the sunshine and mid-50s this afternoon. increasing clouds and we'll drop town to 46 degrees by 8:00. i found three chances of rain coming up in the accuweather forecast. we'll send it back to jessica. >>> much more ahead on abc7 news mornings, including new laws going into effect today. find out what cali

excelsior! ( cheers and applause ) you know what? i'm a marvel fan.ars ago from when captain america died. he left me the shield in his will over there. >> jon: that's the real shield. >> stephen: that's the actual captain america vibranium shield over there. we have to guard it every night. >> jon: yeah, you got to protect that. >> stephen: and our first guest tonight, of course, is hugh jackman. ( cheers and applause ) who you know, who may of you know, also from the marvel universe. >> jon: hugh's the man. >> stephen: yeah. so, i'm not sure if you guys heard, but our book "whose boat is this boat?" has been blowin' up the charts. we've raised a ton of money-- do we know the amount yet? it's a lot. we've been raising a lot of money for disaster relief for victims of hurricanes florence and hurricane michael. it's not too late to get a copy of your own-- at the local book store or billion-dollar online retail behemoth of your choice. ( laughter ) and last week, when the book actually came out on election day, i asked you to share pictures of yourself

excelsi excelsior, marina, castro, mission, bay view, 47.e of the warmer spots. 30s from san leandro southward into the south bay. mid to upper 30s in the east bay valleys. it's definitely chilly this morning. the golden gate with a light breeze and clean air, what a great day to be outsidement check that out. it's going to get hazier into the forecast. king tides coming in about 12:41 through golden gate. everywhere else, the next hour or so, there could be bay shore flooding. 56 at noon. 50 at 8:00. peninsula, total sunshine. 42 at 8:00. upper 50s from noon to 4:00. 51 at 8:00 under the stars. you'll need the sun glasses in the south bay. 41 at 8:00. 58 at noon. near 60 in the afternoon hours. 50 at 8:00. quiet weather forecast here. sue has issues to tl yws, all lanes reopened southbound 680. you can still see residual delays with those. brake lights at north main all lanes reopened at treat boulevard after an earlier crash. hopefully, the speeds will begin to pick up a little bit. we'll look at the backup here. still remains all the way

castro, bay view, excelsior, ocean beach. on the other side, the ferry building at 40 and 51.-30s in healdsburg, petaluma, 35, union city, palo alto south, upper 30s. dress a little bit warmer this morning. let's talk about your activity planner today. a little bit of a windchill, if you're going to be walking the dog or exercising. that's this morning. king tides again today around the bay. there will be minor flooding. at the beaches definitely calmer. we'll take a look at that warm weekend coming up. first get sue in with a look at the morning commute. >> a solid stream of headlights headed on the east shore freeway passed golden gate field area into the maze. it's bumper to bumper. the drive time from herk less through 80 corridor, westbound to san francisco. about a 40 minute drive. check in bay bridge toll plaza sold out here. stacked up behind metering lights into mcarthur maze, back to 80. carpoolers, always a great way to go. an hour and ten minutes altamont pass 580. an accident in vallejo, westbound 80 approaching bridge. a ten-minute delay there. >> new at 6:00, a

i was raised in the city and born and raised in excelsior district. consider the mission similar to what a foodshed or watershed is. it is our cultural shed. it is small growing up as a latino in this city. it is a resilient community. and being that it is two or 3 miles, i did not know about galleria until i was in college and i supposedly got woke. i grew up blue-collar and working-class. the only art on the wall is a calendars we got. when i got woke and i understood that galleria was there, i still don't know good art compared to bad art but i know a good space. i know a good space with a wonderful people, and i'm so inspired see the young folks. elders came up like brooke and olga, and that is what this space represents. it is the bridge. especially despite the displacement and gentrification going on in our community and throughout the city, and all our communities. but african-american, filipino, et cetera, you name it, working-class white folks. it is very important to designate and initiate this process. let's work out the details with the la

brock wrote clinton had eyed a woman at a reception at the excelsior hotel in downtown little rock.ttractive the governor thought she was, and take her to a room in the hotel where clinton would be waiting. while only identified by her first name in thespectator,two short months later, in february of 1994, the world would know the story of paula jones. ♪ on the next episode of "scandalous"... >> and this is paula jones. >> he started to put his hand and slide it up my legs. >> if foster may not have committed suicide in fort marcy park the body may have been moved. >> it became yet another grist for the mill of people who wanted to accuse of the clintons of horrible things, including murder. >> he said, "you won't believe this, but you have been replaced by ken starr." >> so, that's how it began, with a phone call in the early summer of 1994. >> the stack of papers suddenly reappeared in the white house book room. >> i would like to know how those documents showed up. >> oh, please. really? ♪ >> previously on "scandalous"... >> jim and susan mcdougal were straight out of central cas

experience with whole foods when their ocean store opened was that local disadvantaged workers and to the excelsior were not hired to. in fact, whole foods was not even sending job openings to oewd per the first source requirements until a month ago when we asked them about it at our meeting with oewd. besides affordable housing, access to local sustainable jobs is an important strategy to preserve community in the south of market. as a formula retail business, we want to make sure that their presence in this neighborhood will not display small businesses, and instead support local entrepreneurs. we are in conversation with them to carry filipino produced and sourced products. no concrete commitments have been made. as a community, we have had many experience of broken promises from corporations seeking to open in the cultural district. we would very much like to partner with whole foods on their proposed market store to be a good community neighbor and partner. however, we need more time to craft agreeable and enforceable agreements to continue this item >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, c

our excelsior scholarship, and every student, every child tonight puts his head on the pillow, i don't care if your mother or father could pay for college. if you could get in, you are going because it is free college tuition to state schools. and 2 $125,000 family threshold. the middle class families at $125,000 don't worry about how they are going to pay for their kids tuition because the state will pay for the tuition to a suny or cuny school. 50% of all suny/cuny students are going tuition free and you should feel good about that. we talked about education, second need is healthcare and they go hand in glove. everyone needs education. everyone needs healthcare. we are under attack by the federal government especially when it comes to healthcare. we are looking at $2.5 billion in dish cuts which are 2 distressed hospitals was a $1 billion loss in cost sharing, medicaid cuts have been proposed, threatened. we don't know what they are going to be and on top of that the dismantling of the affordable care act including promoting plans that don't cover preexisting conditions. we need to

places like ocean beach, 50, 52 excelsior. ferry building coming into the financial district. 38 palo alto. cooler most of the bay. mid-30s in walnut creek, pleasanton and upper 30s in the north bay valleys. near 70 in santa cruz the next couple of days. warm sunshine on the beaches. dress warmly this morning. you lose that heavy coat quickly. 41 at 8:00 in the east bay valleys. 59 at noon. low to mid-60s this afternoon. peninsula from 45 this morning. 57 at noon. low 60s this afternoon. the south bay, 42 this morning. low to mid-60s from noon to 4:00. sue? >> enjoying a nice friday morning commute at 6:11. the east shore freeway lights headed past gill man and on past berkeley and into berkeley. you're looking at a 30-minute drive if your travels take you from the top of the 80 corridor into san francisco. here's what you're facing at the bay bridge toll plaza. yes the metering lights were turned on at 5:30 this morning. if you can carpool, check it out. that's always the lane getting by without delay. it's so far so good wit