. >> commissioner feinstein? >> present >> member collins, upon present and chief nicholson. >> present remotely. vice president fraser will read the land acknowledgment. ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgement the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. item 2 general public meant. members of the public may address the commission up to 3 m

dianne feinstein post office as mayor of san francisco, the 1980's, she helped oversee development of rent con center, including the rink on annex, which is san francisco's largest postal sorting in distribution center has been for several decades. senator butler said renaming the office in the honor of dianne feinstein is just one of the many ways to celebrate her remarkable legacy of service. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 6 solar tourism raked in millions this week. what >> the total solar eclipse wasn't just a phenomenon for onlookers, said also brought in millions of dollars to more than 1400 cities and towns in the path of totality. estimated more than 4 million people travel travel to one of those cities and along with the influx of travelers eclipse also brought out celebrities such actor william shatner, captain kirk, who visited indiana university. >> or natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. unfortunately taking the magic away and given to a scientific explanation. but the still so much that we don't understand. >> 93 so years

, the dianne feinstein post office would be located at one 80 stewart streets, the ground level of the rink on center as mayor of san francisco, the 1980's feinstein helped oversee the frank on center, including the rink on annex san francisco's largest postal sorting and distributing center for several decades. now. >> take a look at this. an unusual sight in the san francisco bay. it's a house floating on water has actually is richardson bay. the house is now anchored just offshore inc oscillator after being towed from the peninsula yesterday. it's not that unusual for houseboats to move around. the coast guard says that they're aware. we don't know yet how long the house will be anchored out there in the bay or who the owner is ocean view. the bay area getting some warm weather this week. we're going to check on local reservoir levels that local reservoir levels that just ahead. 's not a nine-to-fie proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the adva

padilla issued a statement calling feinstein a towering figure in the history of our state and our nation is located along stewart street on the ground floor of the rincon center. developed during feinstein's tenure as mayor. >> coming up, the state and city officials have spent billions of dollars trying to solve the housing and homelessness crisis. but is it working? the shocking results, released in a new audit today. >> plus, the race is on to find this entangled gray whale that marine mammal experts say could die if it's not cut he is not doing enough to assess the cost effectiveness of its homelessness programs. and not only was the state audited, but two california cities were also evaluated, including one here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has the story. >> just validates everything that advocates have been saying for a long time. we've been saying, where's the responsibility? where's the accountability? and we were right. reaction. >> tuesday from an advocate to the unhoused after this state audit was released. it found that california spent $24 billion ov

. >>> there is a push to rename a san francisco post office after dianne feinstein. it is the post office on stewart street downtown. alex padilla and laphonza butler oppose the bill think feinstein is a towering figure in the history of the state and nation. >>> first republic bank will soon be closing its remaining bay area locations. last year, j.p. morgan chase acquired first with public which is one of three banks to fail in 2023. chase said the remaining branches will close on may 24. 25 in the bay area. 10 of the locations will be remodeled or rebranded . the others will shut down entirely. >>> we know the a's are leaving oakland but the future in vegas is not a sure bet . the growing backlash against spending taxpayer money on the new stadium on the strip. >> they are not a major league team. they abandon the city. >>> new concerns about the safety of boeing jets. what an engineer has to say about what was happening on the assembly line. >>> what we are learning about this houseboat you might have noticed floating in the bay. >>> we should know whether there

. >> dianne feinstein post office would be located at one 80 stewart streets.und level of the rink on center as mayor of san francisco in the 1980's feinstein helped oversee the development of rent con center, including the rink on annex. san francisco's largest postal sorting in distribution center for several decades. the deadline to file your taxes is getting closer. people have until april 15th to file. that's next. monday. there are free electronic filing options offered through the irs. if you're looking for assistance to file, if you're unable to file your taxes by the 15th, you can apply for tax filing extension at the irs website. >> still ahead, what we're learning about a shooting investigation outside a grocery store. plus, imagine arriving in la after a good night's sleep and overnight train service is in the works between la and san francisco and the progress that the antioch police department is seeing tonight after years of seeing tonight after years of staffing crisis. with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you g

commissioner feinstein has been excused and commissioner paula collins. and chief of department jeanine nickel son. >> present. >> vice president fraser will now read the land acknowledgment. >> we acknowledge that we're on the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the origin hab --inhabitants and in accordance with their, the ramaytush ohlone have never seeded or lost or forgotten the responsibility as care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects. >> thank you. item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes on any matter within the jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers should address to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker, lack of response does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support during public comment. >> is there any public comment? >> there is nobody approac

the dia issued a statement calling feinstein a, quote, towering figure in the history of our state and at the map, you can see where the branch is located. on stewart street, on the ground floor of the rincon center. developed during feinstein's tenure as san francisco mayor, salesforce ceo marc benioff will be the new host for the glide annual charity lunch auction for two decades now. the auction was hosted by billionaire investor warren buffett. over the last 24 years, this event has raised more than $53 million to support programs at glide. this year's event takes place from may 5th through the 10th in san francisco. >> a group of middle schoolers are building a better bay area by bringing awareness to topics that matter the most to them. one concern they have is cyberbullying. the children's day school seventh graders are currently planning an event. they call it soup for change. groups of students pick different social justice issues. they research a related organization and partner with them on a project. the seventh grade families come together to listen to the kids present the

>> oh, my god, that great cloud of witnesses that include dianne feinstein, that includes harvey milk, that includes maya angelou, that they are all together, and as ancestors and of service to us right now. there's just so much more that we can do. he is sitting right there with them all, cheering us on and guiding us as well. >> we know this is emotional. what's the mood of the church right now? >> yeah. there is -- there is a lot of people who are stunned, a lot of people who really understand how much they loved him and how much he loved them. everyone has a story about being seen and heard and made to feel special by cecil. and people are weighing those relationships right now, and we're holding each other because that's what we knew to do. immediately people started filing into this sanctuary that holds all of this celebration, but also holds all of this grief, all of the people who need sanctuary. they knew to come here. and this is left by the reverend cecil williams. this place has been readied for this moment, that we knew to come right here. >> minister marvin k. white, we

as mayor of san francisco, feinstein oversaw its development. the name change is expected to be approved. san francisco public library workers held a big rally today to demand better security to protect staff and patrons. this follows a recent increase in the number of dangerous incidents they want the city to provide security guards at all 28 branches. some locations have security officers, but at the other branches, librarians and fellow employees say they have been forced to intervene in dangerous situations that sometimes turned physical. san francisco library officials have not yet commented on the workers demands. a whale was spotted today off the san mateo county coastline, entangled in fishing gear. the whale was last seen off thornton state beach near daly city. this video that you're looking at comes to us from photographer tony corso. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration fisheries says the whale was first seen entangled in a net off laguna beach. this was last month. they attached the satellite tracking buoy to it at th

it was developed during feinstein's tenure as san francisco mayor. the giants beloved mascot, lucille clearing up an early season mystery that's been swirling at oracle park. so who's been absent from a few of the giants games recently and said the team had an inflatable version of the mascot just bouncing around the ballpark so people wanted to know what was going on. where is the real lucille? well, we got a response on twitter yesterday. lucille says he's not being replaced, and the inflatable stand in is just a little something extra to entertain fans, the team told sfgate. the blow up will allow for some additional stunts and performance opportunities that are not possible in the normal costume. now fans did see the regular loo out at the game last night. okay, thank you. got to put eyes on you. a rescued tiger cub with severe bone disease at the oakland zoo has been moved to a permanent home. we're talking about our friend lily. she's now at paws wildlife sanctuary in galt, which is a small town just south of sacramento. zoo officials say lily'

let's remembering the late dianne feinstein.rs to rename a post office in her honor the court ruled that a law from 1864 supersedes the state's 20 2215 week ban for abortions. the ruling reversed a prior decision by the arizona court of appeals. the 160 year old law, which had been long dormant, criminalizes all abortions except when a mother's life is at stake. there are no exceptions for rape or incest. those who oppose the ruling support a possible november ballot measure that would allow an abortion in arizona, up to 24 weeks of pregnancy. we're learning cruise could soon resume robo taxi testing. bloomberg reports. the company is expected to announce and begin testing in phoenix today. for now, the self-driving cars will have safety drivers. the general motors subsidiary suspended operations last october after one of the company's cars dragged a pedestrian, who was hit by another driver in san francisco. california's dmv has also cracked down on cruise for withholding information about the incident. >> caltrans is taking th

the dianne feinstein post office as mayor of the city and the 80's. she helped oversee the development of the com center, including the annex which is the city's biggest postal sorting and distributing center. the renaming of the post office is intended to be one of many ways to celebrate her life of service. library. workers in san francisco have been rallying today. they're concerned about safety and demanding that the san francisco public library take action to keep them and their patrons safe. kron four's tiffany justice has the details. >> right. hundreds of library workers are out here rallying right in front of the main library in downtown, demanding that there be more security measures put into place. >> we want to tell the city how important it is to have security guard every single location because not only do library workers deserve to be san francisco who come to our locations every single day deserve to have state place. >> tuesday, san francisco public library workers were downtown to rally for safety, demanding that city workers provide

chief bill scott and the sheriff, but first this year's wreath will be dedicated to senator dianne feinstein and all the san franciscans that died 118 years ago, and those that lived to rebuild san francisco 118 years ago. let's have a moment of silence for those that died and those that survived to rebuild san francisco. >> thank you. let's hear that siren. can we hear that? [ sirens ] >> the fountain was the meeting point for a lot of people. yearly the city recognizes that moment and the lives lost as well as the lives that helped rebuild the city of san francisco. >> it's nice to see every year that they have this gathering. 118 years. it was for some time they would have commemorations. >>> let's check in with scott mcgrew. >> good morning. good morning. very happy thursday to you. biggest business news story this week has been jay poulz comments that the fed will not be lowering interest rates anytime soon. he didn't say exactly that, because fed chairs never say anything, exactly, but that's the gist of it. you can see the effect, 23andme, the bay area dna testing company filed paperw

a wreath will be laid here dedicated to the memory of late senator dianne feinstein and those who died 118 years ago. now in less than an hour, a guiling ceremony will be held at dolores park school and fire hydrant. the one that helped fight all the fires following the quake. now the light poles around oakland's lake merritt are green and over 100 years old but unremarkable you'd never guess that they are actually a hot commodity for thieves and as cay fee nielsen reports they are so desperate for copper some thieves are actually digging them out of the ground and it's creating a big problem for the city. >>> michael lives only a few blocks from lake merritt and works from home most of the time. which is why he comes down to the lake sometimes twice a day. >> sunshine a little bit of nature and then the people and i really like being around the people and makes me feel like just kind of part of the community. >> reporter: but recently he and others who regularly walk or run around the lake have noticed some of the light posts and string lights are missing. >> i think i would feel more

commissioner feinstein has been excused and commissioner paula collins. and chief of department jeanine nickel son. >> present. >> vice president fraser will now read the land acknowledgment. >> we acknowledge that we're on the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the origin hab --inhabitants and in accordance with their, the ramaytush ohlone have never seeded or lost or forgotten the responsibility as care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects. >> thank you. item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes on any matter within the jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers should address to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker, lack of response does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support during public comment. >> is there any public comment? >> there is nobody approac

alex padilla and laphonza butler proposed the bill saying feinstein is a towering figure. >>> life has changed in israel and gaza since the hamas attack. also a special sisterhood striving for change. >> they have met for more than 20 years with one mission. finding common ground. how they are using the power conversation to build a better world. >>> coming up, if you enjoy the day you will get two more days like it. rain for the weekend. >>> normally you go to the airport to travel. right now, the runways at lax are looking pretty good. purple and yellow flowers around the airport. some plants even appear to be -- known as african daisies. i probably butchered that name. >> they are all over the city. the whole city is having a super bloom. 80s. >> we were looking up a map between the commercial break. starting first today making it to 70 degrees. if you are out at all here or anywhere, look how clear the day is. high pressure is also putting a cap on the atmosphere. less, the satellite imagery. the next few days just like that. what a gorgeous day. that snowpack sitting at 110% of av

council laid a wreath for dianne feinstein and the 3,000 people who died in the earthquake.r the ceremony was a procession to the golden hydrant. a beautiful day for our weather. paul says we have changes coming. i'm not complaining about the last couple of days. it's been nice. >> you can see those changes in the monitor with the fog sneaking through the golden gate and the reason the marine layer is going to push farther inland into the bay area is because there's going to be left air on top of us. storm system over the pacific swinging in doesn't have moisture so it's not going to give more than passing clouds, no sprinkles in the forecast but the fact it's reducing the weight on us the rain layer is going to be able to push farther inland and be closer to normal april weather the next couple days. outside right now, seeing fog in the distance. temperatures in the mid-50s in san francisco and oakland, another impact of the marine layer, temperatures cooling to around 70 degrees for current readings of we will continue dropping as the fog spreads farther inland through ton

. >>> a new plan by lawmakers to water dianne feinstein, they want to rename a post office in san francisco after her she passed away last september while in office, she was nine years old. she was the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history. she was also the first mayor and -- first female mayor of services. a lawmaker says she had the ability to connect with people and a post office is the perfect tribute to symbolize the importance of keeping americans connected. >>> they say nearly everything moves to the bay at some point and today that included an entire house. a unique scene, a two-story home floated from the peninsula to sausalito. velena jones with details. >> reporter: not your normal moving date. this two-story home is making waves as it goes to the bay, from the starting point in redwood city to its new home in sausalito. it drew a crowd. >> we came to meet our friends at the beach and we saw the little house. she explained, what is a little house doing on the water? >> it reminds me of the movie "up." this time, it is more like down. >> reporter: the journey started at t

the dianne feinstein post office as mayor of the city in the 80's.id help oversee the development of the center, including the annex, the cities. biggest postal sorting and distributing center for decades. the renaming is intended to be one of the many ways to celebrate her life of service. turning to a disturbing case we have been following out of the south bay were 3 suspects are in jail, charged with murdering a 3 year-old child. happened in 2021, the childs family members claimed they had been performing an exorcism there are newly released documents revealing that the child fought for her life tried to escape from the church where her mother on coal and grandfathers say they were trying to cast of a demon from the child. investigators say the girl's body had several injuries when firefighters found her on the altar of a church in downtown san jose. a coroner says the little girl died in part from being smother. it. the 3 people have pleaded not guilty. a judge is set to rule on whether this case will move forward to a trial. tesla is involved in

a wreath was also late at that spot, dedicated to the memory of late senator dianne feinstein and those who died in the devastation also. there was also a procession to the gold painted fire hydrant on 20th and church streets. this is near dolores park where it received a fresh new coat . on this day of reflection, we know many volunteers work hard to preserve history. that hydrant was reportedly one of the very few that still supplied water at that time to help fight the fires after the quake. sheriff paul neah moto was at that wreath ceremony and take a listen to why he says this moment was so special. >> we need everyone to help when things like that happen, remembering what happened so we are prepared in the future for what will eventually be another earthquake here in san francisco. this is a great commemoration because it brings back the history. it brings back the resilience that we experienced back then, the resilience that we are experiencing right now. >> san francisco residents used the fountain as a meeting point in the aftermath of the quake. shawn chitnis has a look back a

fountain on market street dedicated to the thousands of people who died as well is a late dianne feinsteiner service to the city. then walked to the famous golden fire hydrant on 20th and church, credited with saving the mission district after the quake, and given another ceremonial coat of gold paint.>>> jeff joins us now, hopefully here to tell is now we have more weather like we had today. >> we are in for repeat as we head into thomas forecast and the weekend so far so good, going to be with us here, the storm track to the north, the fall returning through the morning forecast and by the afternoon, look out for, maybe some isolated thunderstorms through the central valley in sierra, we want to make sure you're prepared. as we head through your friday. that's going to be good to get that friday. starting off for the morning, near the coastline, most of this clears back as we head through the afternoon. a sifrit the beaches were we'll still hang onto that fog. >>> back down here into the 50s for most of the bay area, 51 of the peninsula, so happy right there, is similar forecast, east ba

as mayor of san francisco, feinstein oversaw its development. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, in airst, parents of a teenager convicted of carrying out a deadly mass shooting have been found culpable in their son's crime, and a new proposed ban on homeless encampments near schools in the south bay. >> advances. but some advocates for the homeless have their concerns and entering his 26th masters this week, five time champion tiger woods reflects on what the iconic tournament has meant for him and his family. >> our jason appelbaum has tiger's thoughts a little later in sports county coast. today, noaa says the whale was first seen entangled in a net off laguna beach last month. they attached a satellite tracking buoy to it at that time, but their team could not get the net off. the whale. they are hoping to disentangle the whale here in the coming days. >> state lawmakers in sacramento are considering new bipartisan legislation addressing retail crime and theft here in california, seven bills were introduced today. they would allow police to make arrests without witnessing the inci

a wreath was laid at that spot, dedicated to the memory of late senator dianne feinstein and those who died at the quake. after the ceremony, there was a procession to that gold painted fire hydrant on 20th and church streets near dolores park. >>> since we live close to faultlines in the bay area, we are never really fully out of quake danger, right? we talked to experts about what you should have ready for when the big one happens. >> close associates -- dr. tara fields is a licensed marriage and licensed therapist. >> dr. fields has spent a career asking tough questions. >> are you in or are you out? >> i paid her a visit to see if she could answer one. >> where is your earthquake preparedness bag? >> oh my god. you just put me down the shame spiral. or, you just saved my life and my dog's life. >> turns out, tara and her husband are kind of prepared. >> see the wall where all my china is? we have the earthquake retrofitting kit with the strap but it has not been installed. >> how long have you had the kit? >> a few years. i think i should get partial credit. >> dr. fields does have

city commemorated the fateful day early this morning. [ music ] siren back>> they credited dianne feinstein for her service to central cisco. when the quake hit the city, it destroyed much of san francisco, and sparked a devastating fire. the mayor, the fire and police chief all attended the ceremony. the fire chief says they have since made major strides to protect the citizens. >>> up next, some call her the most enterprising woman explorer, and her life is now on display in the bay area. we will show you more, next.>>> and here's a look at lester holt preparing for nightly news, one of the top stories, collision course. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >>>

the fountain was dedicated to the late senator dianne feinstein for her service to the city, and people of san francisco. they 17 - - a 7.9 earthquake struck the city and sparked it devastating fire. the mayor, the fire and police chief joins the ceremony to honor the victims. in the 118 years since the quake, city has made major strides to protect citizens. >> we have many more capabilities than we had in 1906. we have redundancy in water supply, i don't think we will have to blow up van ness avenue to save the city. the san francisco fire department is always here, training, learning new techniques, hiring young people, and you know, we are ready for you on a daily basis.>> event organizers and participants went to 20th st. near dolores park. that fire hydrant that helped put out the fire back in 1906. >>> another fast food option in pleasanton, aaron clifford opened a second chick-fil-a. clifford grew up in california, moved to georgia, where he joined the chick-fil-a team as a team member. this morning a handful of fans woke up bright and early for the grand opening.>> why are you g

the reverend williams marched alongside willie brown and late senator dianne feinstein and later with kamala lairis and then, mayor, newsom. >>> governor newsom paying tribute saying he embodied california values of unity, generosity and acceptance, all of us can take inspiration from his legacy and renew our commitment. >> now, to washington, d.c. where the supreme court heard arguments ited in a historic case on the rights of the unhoused. stems from an anti-camping ban in grand pass, oregon. the city was fining homeless people for sleeping in public and the lower court ruled those fines violated the eighth amendment prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment. so the question is if he can conduct sweeps. homeless advocates held a rally today. telling us that the unhoused are being unfairly targeted. >> well, so many people involved in this protest had personal connections to homelessness or housing issues. we actually spoke with a man who we first met a few weeks ago who has dealt with homelessness here in the bay area. here we asked him how this supreme court case could impact him pe

. >>> some california lawmakers will honor dianne feinstein, they want to rename a post office in san francisco after her. she died last september while in office. she was 90 years old. she was the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history and the first female mayor of san francisco. >>> a bay area filmmaker having a voice to the deaf community in a new documentary which sheds light on the importance of interpreters in the entertainment industry. it discusses how members of the deaf community struggle to enjoy live entertainment without interpreter featuring interviews from deaf people . several big artists are appearing, including kelly clarkson, chance the wrapper, they hope the documentary will bring this reality to deaf people to light. >> i was ignorant, i did not know that deaf people enjoy live music, i spoke with the interpreter and communicating with deaf people through the interpreter and found out that deaf people are just like hearing people, they love music and have challenges and barriers to getting access to live entertainment. >> the documentary is on google plate

as mayor of san francisco, feinstein oversaw its development. the name change is expected to be approved. congress often names post offices in honor of important individuals, usually posthumously, while improving access to health care for the latino community. why the white house says some critical needs are not being met. >> also, cruz is resuming its robo taxi service, but not in california, the city that we now know those cars will be in. and what's different this time around and cracking down on big corporations. >> how much the state's top prosecutor wants to increase the fines for breaking the law in temperatures coming back into the upper 70s low 80s. >> today was warmer, tomorrow will be warmer still. and then we kind of flatline with a ch ce ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking ac

tough to make out, but there is a banner on the bottom dedicating it to the late senator dianne feinsteinent today for her work, obviously, for years in the city of san francisco, while they also honor those many lives who were lost during that 1906 earthquake. people started gathering around 445 this morning for mayor willie brown, the fire department, police, sheriff's office, all were here, as well as the department of emergency management. at 511, there was a moment of silence dedicated to those who lost their lives and also the survivors who went on to help rebuild the city. a minute later, sirens from police and fire trucks went on for about 30s because that is when the fire happened. following that earthquake. there is a great significance of this fountain. it is one of the last surviving monuments from that 1906 earthquake. survivors came here to post notices looking for family or friends in the rubble. it's the oldest surviving monument. from that day, i spoke with officials who remember that this is a time to also think about what's going to happen when that earthquake hits san

, dianne feinstein, post office is going to be located 180 stuart street ground level of the rink onfrancisco in the 1980's weinstein helped oversee the development of ring cannes center, including the rink on annex san francisco's largest postal sorting and distribution center for several decades. new bar and stickers now available. these 4 mascots were made as an idea to attract younger riders and they're based off of real bart employees. so even see signs on trains, characters, may air events like the teen poetry contests looks cool. coming up next in the problem morning news. more e-bikes coming to cities in the east bay. >> we're going explain a plan to expand a rental bike program with more than 500 bikes. the greatest winner in college basketball history, men or women. the coach is calling it a career on live at stanford. and we we we will recap a glorious career of recap a glorious career of are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. st

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fateful day earlier this morning. [ siren ] today, this fountain was dedicated to the late dianne feinstein for her service to the city. the wreath laying marks the moment in 1906 when a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit, destroying much of san francisco and sparking a devastating fire. former mayor willie brown as well as the fire and police chief attended the ceremony to honor the victims. the fire chief says in the 118 years since the quake, the city has made major strides to protect residents. >> we have many more capabilities than we had in 1906. we have redundancy in water supply. i don't think we'll need to blow up van ness avenue to save the city. but the san francisco fire department is always here training, learning new techniques, hiring young people, and, you know, we're ready for you on a daily basis. >> event organizers and participants then went to 20th and church streets near dolores park to repaint that fire hydrant right there that helped put out the fire back in 1906. >>> we are taking a live look at >>> we are taking a live look at san franci it's time to get away and cache i

a wreath was laid at the spot dedicated to the memory of the late senator dianne feinstein and those who died in the devastation. following the ceremony, there was a procession to the gold painted fire hydrant on 20th and church street near dolores park. where it was repainted. in gold. that hydrant was reportedly one of the few that still supplied water at the time to fight the fires after the quake. earlier we spoke with san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto who was at the fountain reef ceremony this morning and listen to what he said. >> we need everyone's help when things like that happen. remembering what happened. so we are prepared in the future for what will eventually be another earthquake here in san francisco is something that is very important to do. this is a great commemoration because it brings back the history and it brings back the resilience that we experienced back then. the resilience we are experiencing right now. >> san francisco residents use lotta's fountain as a meeting point in the aftermath of the earthquake. here is shawn chitnis with some historic photos th

. >> a wreath was laid at the spot dedicated to the memory of late senator dianne feinstein and thosed in the quake. after the procession to the gold painted fire hydrant on 28th and church near dolores park, city leaders reflected on the disaster and the many challenges the city has overcome in the decades since. >> all the bad things they say about this city go right out the window when we san franciscans decide to do whatever they do. >> speakers also took the chance to remind people to make sure to be ready for future quakes. another major quake along the san andreas fault is expected within the century. with all the fault lines running through the bay area, we'll never be fully out of quake danger. brian hackney talked to experts about what you should have ready when a big one happens. >> my close associate, family therapist dr. tara fields. >> reporter: dr. fields has spent a career asking tough questions. >> are you in or are you out? >> reporter: i paid her a visit to see if she could answer one. >> hi. >> reporter: where's your earthquake preparedness bag? >> oh, my god, you

he was very close with former mayor and senator dianne feinstein and, as i said, as though he started out on the corner of the tenderloin, he evolved into a huge social service agency and a cultural, political statement that didn't necessarily take party lines but became a defining sort of in embellishment of san francisco values, as they're now called. >> he he served those in need his whole life and those less fortunate. but he moved in some respects with the rich and powerful, or the rich and powerful moved with him and the prominent. what do you think the key to that ability to move so effectively and harness so effectively those kinds of people? >> you're absolutely right. you're absolutely right, dan. he was a he could minister and get the money from the pacific heights and presidio heights, and he could walk and spend it in the tenderloin. and there was a lot of suspicion about cecil williams. i'm going to tell you, it's not like he had a halo around his head all the time. uh- we have to remember that when the symbionese national army radicals, kidnaped patty hearst, he acted o

adam ship is currently running to fill the late senator dianne feinstein, spsenate seat. >> and was in san francisco making several appearances. he was dining at the thing restaurant when his luggage was stolen while his car was parked and a downtown parking garage, his luggage allegedly in view on facebook. the democratic congressman posted this picture at the restaurant and a hiking best, which is a more casual look than what he's typically seen. it. we reached out to the san francisco police department about the theft and they tell us there's no report related to this incident, according to sfpd crime data vehicle, property theft is down by 58% from this time last year and a good thing. kuz kuz felon stopping them from from from. >> continue to do it. >> a trend that jay tease auto repair says they have noticed define last had >> and cars come in for for when the repairs? well, we've got a lot a lot of cars coming in for the best of before. but now we don't see any haven't seen any for since the beginning of the year. >> let's get in kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we

. >>> much like diane feinstein and harvey milk, the legacy of reverend williams runs deep in the cityw firsthand, he was ahead of his time and as he resurrected glide memorial, he transformed san francisco in the process. here is nbc's terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: reverend cecil williams forever linked to glide memorial church, though many don't know he saved that are going church from extinction, buying it from the conservative lizzie glide in the early '60s. >> and he decided to radically transform the ministry into a progressive agency of social justice that was not done at that time in san francisco. he was way ahead of his time, >> no one could have predicted the radical transformation about to happen. shaw, who wrote a book about the tenderloin says in the 60s, williams became one of the nation's leading proponents of lgbtq+ right . to understand how radical that was you have to remember those days. >> at a time when san francisco police were systematically arresting for openly being in bars and cafes, reverend williams opened glide of for meetings of those grew. >> and ms. bro

a wreath was laid in memory of senator dianne feinstein and those who died in the quake. afterwards there was a procession to the gold painted fire hydrant on 20th and church streets at dolores park and after both the 1906 and 1989 earthquake the city has worked to try and make buildings as safe as possible in the event of another massive earthquake. in 2013 5,000 buildings were identified as needing reinforcements to withstand the next earthquake. then mayor ed lee signed legislation requiring all buildings with five or more residential units over a wood frame base level to be retrofitted. during the last 11 years the city says more than 90% of those identified soft story buildings have gotten the necessary improvements with 385 builds in the city still waiting to get fixed. >>> two more companies are ending home insurance coverage here in california. according to the chronicle, trans-pacific insurance and tokyo marin american insurance are the latest to stop insuring homes in the state. nonrenewal notices will be going out to 12,000 policyholders starting july 1st. they

earlier this morning. [ siren ] the fountain on market street was dedicated to the late senator dianne feinstein service to the city and people of san francisco. the wreath laying marks the moment in 1906 when the earthquake with the magnitude of 7.9 hit the city destroying much of san francisco and even sparking a devastating fire. former mayor, willie brown and the fire and police chiefs attended that ceremony remembering the victims. >> we have many more capabilities than we had in 1906. we have redundancy in water supply. i don't think we'll need to blow up van ness avenue to save the city and the fire department is also here training, learning new techniques and hiring young people and you know, we're ready for you on a daily basis. >> the community went to 20thing and church streets near dolores park to repaint the fire hydrant that helped put out the fire in 1906. >> on the day marking that historic earthquake, some people wonder if they'll be able to rebuild when the next one strikes. it is a growing concern as more insurance companies pulled back from covering californians. kris sanchez

senator laphonza butler was appointed after the death of senator feinstein. butler launching a new youth advisory council this week. she selected 30 californians from the age of 16 to 28. they're all over from the state, including the bay area. senator butler plans to meet with them once a month and hear their thoughts on things like social media, mental health, gun policy, and housing. she thinks elected officials need to be doing more to get young people involved in our government. >> is your hope that this council could continue even after your term in office ends? >> it is. it is. look, i think that there is tremendous opportunity for whoever california voters send to washington to represent them in this seat. there's tremendous opportunity to really build this advisory council, strengthen it in every part of the state, and continue to use it to develop leadership opportunities. >> the senator will meet with the council for the first time later this month. by the way, who will be our next senator? adam schiff and steve garvey are running for her soon to b

coming up, efforts underway now to rename a san francisco post office after the late senator dianne feinstein and cities in the east bay are up for more than 2 dozen new e-bike charging stations. going to tell you where after the break. >> 2 dozen new docking stations for electric bikes are still going to be soon installed in the east bay. it's all part of lifts bay wheels, regional bike share system. the new docking stations will be located in oakland, berkeley and emeryville, the east bay expansion marks the second phase of a 2 step plan that began last fall with the introduction of more than 1500 new e-bikes and 30 new docking stations in san francisco and san jose. it was also announced the bait wheels annual membership prices being reduced today, city leaders are praising the program's efforts making e-bikes more accessible and more affordable for residents. >> you know e-bikes allow more people of all abilities to ride bikes and have access to all time modes of transportation. >> it can be very expensive. so being able to have a more expensive membership option, we just opening access t