they are in excelsior. they're moving and everybody is moving out of the city because they want to construct luxury buildings that we cannot afford. that's the last community, the last place in san francisco that we have the excelsior district. i'm asking you just like my humble opinion, please do not construct that building on 65 ocean. that's not the solution. i am a driver in san francisco. i've been here for more than 45 years and i've never seen what i seen in san francisco, when i see the city that i love, the city by the bay, that is bleeding now. so please, genderfication is not the answer. now i'm here also because maybe if you guys have some time in the future come to our neighborhood and see what's going on. a lot of working people living in there. and all we need is more money so we can clean up our community. thank you very much. >> thank you. , next speaker, please. (speaking spanish). good afternoon. his name is givani and he has been in the city 30 years. he knows we're all hurting because o

excelsior. i would like to appreciate the eye contact i've seen throughout the comment from all of you. unlike other governmental people, you're making eye contact and listening to the community and so i encourage you to come down to the excelsior and have a town hall with everybody here to speak to you and passionately about defending their community and everybody else who could not be here because they are at work and students and because they can't afford to come down here at this time. i would like to echo everything that was said before me and i would also like to include that we are not in a housing crisis. we are an in affordable housing crisis. we have an abundance of market units empty, and what we need is affordable housing to get people off the street, to stabilize our community so people can go to work and school. people here do not want anything for free but be able to live with a roof over their heads. >> next speaker. >> my name is katrina lee and i'm the community organizer but t

police-involved incident, as well as criminalists from the contra costa county sheriff's crime lab and the excelsior police detectives and crime scene investigators throughout the evening. as you said earlier, the san francisco police department is also involved. i don't have any information on the outcome. very active investigation. police are still being interviewed. police don't have much information as to why these things happen just yet. but as of now, el cerrito police are investigating this, possible criminal investigation. as far as administrative things and their employee, i would have to refer those questions to the san francisco police department. >> how is the officer doing? >> he seems to be fine. >> was the suspect armed? >> not with a firearm. another weapon but we won't describe what it is just yet. >> reporter: what did the officer say as to why he shot him? >> i will not be able to discuss that. still actively investigated, in progress alzheimer alzheimer' s >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i don't know what his work schedule was yesterday. >> is there a chance the officer will be arr

in 2010 sugui-tan shot and killed edward lamar smith who was armed with this machete in the excelsior neighborhood in what police say was a suicide by cop. the officer was awarded a bronze medal of valor for his actions. in a statement in response to the latest shooting the officer's attorney said i'm confident when all the facts are in, evidence will show the officer was acting lawfully to protect his own life. one of the officer's neighbors who didn't want his face shown said he spoke to the officer about what happened. >> i know he was attacked and that's all i know. >> reporter: the neighbor says residents have had to deal with transients in the area. >> we have a problem with homeless people in this area, always kicking people out and trying to figure out security in general right here. there's always something going on this corner. >> reporter: the officer is on paid administrative leave. the shooting is under investigation by el cerrito and san francisco police and the contra costa county d.a.'s office. in el cerrito, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> update now on some of the vi

community where presentations are made, changes are being made, and he specifically mentioned the excelsior, although he didn't mention anything specific. he did say there needs to be the removal of bus shelters, but then, that's an impact to seniors and adults with disabilities, designated bike lanes, some of the slow improvements that have been agreed upon. there's been a current increase in pedestrians fatalities, and our nonaccessible streets and sidewalks at construction sites, and we see a lot of that as we go to 1650 mission. >> and president is serene, if could clarify that, seniors with disabilities for action. >> yes. i will make -- so we -- the lgbt updates, again, there's no report in june, so we're going to continue to work on our pedestrian discussions. we had meeting with executive shireen about that. and then next, our lgbt updates, there was no report in june, but dr. adelman advised us that the facility will be opening in september, and open house and unlock will be working together in a hybrid approach. because dr. adelman also serves on the state commission on ageing, we

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior 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 impor

i am a proud daughter of the excelsior. i'm proud of my heritage.district six, i've worked intimately in the tenderloin in midmarket and south of market serving some of the city's most poor and vulnerable populations. i come from a family of singers and dancers. as a child, i saw my family sing in cover bands and watched my parents' generation tear up the dance floor. as a small child, when i heard songs on the radio, i thought it was my family performing earth, wind, and fire. they performed all across the bay area in various venues which celebrated their hometowns and regions. i was lucky to accompany my family and witness these gatherings of proud immigrants who fiercely gathered in these microcommunities and kept their connection to their homeland alive for themselves and generations who followed. these events would also serve as fundraisers, projects who would benefit the people, to creating educational scholarships for young people here and there. i learned firsthand the power of community and fiphilanthrop. these laid the groundwork and my pa

located in the portola district of the excelsior neighborhood, 770 woolsey street occupies one full cityk bound by wayland street to the north, woolsey street to the south, hamilton street to the east, and bowed and street to the west. the properties are the former sight of a family owned flower nursery in operation from 1921 to 1990. this 2

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side of the city in general the nearest operating cannabis storefront is on mission street in the excelsior the project sponsors are equity applicants with the city's office of cannabis, the sponsors have designed the space to have a lobby and security checkpoint at the front of the space to limit the visibility of products and the potential impact to youth passing by. the project is also subject to regulations of the office of cannabis and the department of public health. included in your packet are 12 letters of support for the project and one letter of support with 107 signatures, which cite how the project will providing necessary and desirable service to residents who rely on cannabis products for medical and recreational needs in a community that is currently underserved by cannabis goods and services. also in your packet was one letter of opposition stating concerns of the impact to youth as a result of the proximity of the project to the off-campus student housing in the neighborhood. since the publication of the packet, the department has received three new letters of support, and

he grew up in san francisco's excelsior district. but fans honor his memory every year. the tribute will kick off at 11:00 a.m. at the jerry garcias amphitheater. i guess it will be a little warmer, a nice day out. >> very comfortable. it always is. take a look at activities, santa cruz 57 and foggy, 76 and sunny this afternoon. small craft advisory north of the bay bridge through the delta around 1:00 or 2:00. going to get breezy and choppy. same thing at our beaches. if you're thinking about going to a pool or some way to beat the heat, remember, strong sunshine. burn 15 to 20 minutes. fremont festival, the arts continues 10:00, 68, up to 78 at 3:00, 72 at 6:00. just down the road we've got the santa clara county fair 77, 11:00. it will warm into the mid-80s, though, during the afternoon hours and down to 68 degrees by 10:00. so the usual. we have some clouds, drizzle this morning. by noon they will be back to the coast and everybody will have sunshine and pretty nice temperatures. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. of course, thank you

he grew up in the excelsior district. he died in 1995 but his fans honor his memory every year. will kick off at 11:00 at the jerry garcia amphitheater. it should be a nice day for people hanging out there. so much going on tonight. >> it is going to be cloudy, upper sits of 50s. then they will see some sunshine and upper 60s. the summer spread is about 19 degrees right now. it is going to widen throughout the day. it is already 69 in san jose. you can see by 4:00, 60s at the coast, 70s, a few 80s around the bay. you upper 80s to low 90s inland. if you are heading out this evening, grab a coat. after that sun sets, all of us will be in the 50s and six. >> thank you for the heads up. i feel like i would be just like what happened? >> it changes quickly, doesn't it? >> yes. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings, i'm kumasi aaron along with mike nicco who is in for lisa. next, day four of the x games in minneapolis. then the abc news continues at 5:00 mmmm. leaving you with a live look at the east bay hills camera. see you next time. and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by w

while on duty, in 2010, he shot and killed edward lamar smith who was armed with a machete in the excelsior neighborhood what in what police say was a suicide by cop. the officer was awarded a bronze medal of valor for his actions. in a statement in response to the latest shooting, the officer's attorney said "i'm confident one all vaccine when all of the facts are in, the officer -- did what he had to do to protect his life." >> i know he was attacked and that is all i know. >> the neighbor says residents have had to deal with transients in the area . >> we do have homeless people in the area and i'm always trying to kick people out and try to figure out security in general. there is always something going on on this corner. >>> the officer is now on paid administtive leave. the shooting is being investigated by san francisco police and the das office. >>> henry, thank you. >>> a long time bay area radio station, kfog is going off the air for good. the station on owner, cumulus media will switch from an alternative rock format to a small simulcast of knbr am broadcasting sports news. the s

garcia grew up in san francisco's excelsior district.s fans honor his memory every year. the tribute will kick off at 11:00 this morning at the jerry garcia amphitheater. mike is here with a look at what to expect for the forecast purchase upper 50s, low 60s with a little more sunshine as that event unfolds today. hi, everybody. mid to upper 60s along the coast, san francisco, mid-70s, 80s around the bay. east bay low- to mid-90s. pretty seasonal day today. today is one of our warmest days. if you have outdoor activities, maybe put them off to when it's cooler later in the week. in fact, away from the coast, temperatures drop a couple of drgs every day. wednesday, thursday, friday, our coolest days a little below average. expect the cloud cover to be a mainstay during the overnight hours. mist and drizzle we're dealing with this morning, we'll have to deal with during our commutes during the coming weeks. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. "this week with george stephanopoulos" is next. we'll see you back here with more news at 9:00. >> announc

located in the portola district of the excelsior neighborhood, 770 woolsey street occupies one full city block bound by wayland street to the north, woolsey street to the south, hamilton street to the east, and bowed and street to the west. the properties are the former sight of a family owned flower nursery in operation from 1921 to 1990. this 2.2-acre site includes 18 greenhouse buildings, organized into two rose, and although the greenhouses were built over several decades between 1921 and 1951, they are already woodframe structures with gable roofs and feature similar massing, orientation, and design. additional buildings on the property include a one-story woodframe boiler house constructed circa 1922, and a one-story garage and storage structure constructed in 1958. the site features include various metal tanks for water and pesticides, two hand dug wells, a woodframe shed, in approximately 20,450 square feet of open space. the subject property, as a cut flower nursery from 1921 until 1990 by the garibaldi brothers. they immigrated to san francisco from italy in the early 20th cent

they could claim some freedom if any at all and one report, from maryland, samuel cox road into the excelsior and when they saw the enslaved for the first time, some of them were truly shocked and some of them wanted age just like if you saw someone coming to for refuge. they threatened to call it, they caught up with one of the slaves in the camp and to prove a point, when the officers made them give up the enslaved individual, they dragged him behind his horse to his death. that is just to let people know of this is my property, but you just made a few more anti- slavery adherence by doing that lincoln had to peer >> we know that the dc emancipation occurs in other areas during the war. to what extent does it serve as a model, in terms of the post emancipation era? one of the differences where the similarities between what happened in dc after emancipation and what happens in the former confederacy? >> you're gonna have people, like iron filings around a magnet, they're going to come in to the countryside and they're going to go to union post. they're going to go to places where they feel s

and in one report from maryland, slaveholder named samuel cox rode into the camp of the excelsior brigadeed for the first time, some of them were truly shocked. some of them wanted to -- just like anyone would if you saw someone coming to you for refuge. somcox caught up with some of the slaves in the camp, and to prove the point, when the officers made them give up the enslaved individual, he dragged him behind his horse, dragged him to his death. that's to let people know, that's my property. you just made a few more anti-slavery adherents by doing that, but lincoln had to give up the slavery. >> we know that d.c. emancipation occurs before other areas during the war. to what extent does it serve as a model in terms of the post-emancipation era? what are the differences or the similarities between what happens in d.c. after emancipation and what happens in the former confederacy? >> you're going to have people coalesce like iron filings around a magnet. they're going to come in for umthe countryside to the cities and go to the posts. they're going to go to places where they feel some me