in san francisco, the fillmore jazz festival is back. check out live music on multiple stages, arts and crafts and food vendors all on fillmore street. the entire weekend. or head to the presidio to celebrate san francisco's 242nd birthday on saturday on the main post lawn. in the north bay, walked to monte rio beach for the annual two day big rock egames a water balloon toss and ice cream eating contest. there will be tons of fun to be had at the marin county fair this weekend. or head to the e space where you can see over 65 local alameda and bay area artists at the free outdoor art festival on sunday. you'll be able to the live paintings -- to see live paintings. the festival will take place at the 23 gallery. celebrate where you can culture at the at the san festival. the silicon valley music festival continues through saturday with live music to enjoy at several locations in and around san jose. in sports, giants on the road. a's and quakes are home. and that is your weekend watch. >> all right. 4:17 is the time. >>> sal is here wit

so we need to have a hearing on the fillmore. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> good morning. i'm jane chin. i'm the interim director of the chinese historical society, and thank you for this opportunity to address you. in the midto late 1800's, this country was lady liberty stands in new york harbor, give me your poor, your hudled masses, yearning to be free, this was not for the chinese. the exclusion law severely impacted the lives of the chinese people and the tens of thousands of men who were already here. first because the law required chinese to have proper documentation in order to reenter the united states if they were to leave to visit their family in china prohibited them from leaving. and second, without being able to visit their wievs aves and children they left behind in china, their family unit was destroyed. imagine men could not return to their wives and children they left behind. imagine women in china never to lay eyes on their husbands again. imagine children never to know their fathers. nor could these men marry in the u.s. as the page act of 1875 restrict

the fillmore jazz festival saturday and sunday.ast forward to tomorrow, it is the stern grove festival on sunday at 63. this shows you how much of a change we will see and this happens a bit more slowly for folks inland with temperatures in the upper 90s out to send the file this weekend and pleasanton will be 102. it is sunny and hot for folks in the east bay today with the cooling trend today and triple digit heat inland. tomorrow we are talking upper 90s on sunday. monday it is the transition day and we will see an increase in clouds with tuesday the marine layer coming in further inland. it is low 80s for the fourth of july. folks kind of like that weather on the fourth of july, but be g danger. back to you. >>> it is a hot topic how to create more diversity in the performing arts in this year jefferson awards winner has been a game changer for more than 20 years. >> i love that moment. >> reporter: in the play a streetcar named desire most of the actors are people of color. >> i just wanted them to get into these parts because

it's a platform at fillmore and chestnut going north on fillmore. this would be chestnut. it's a new concrete middle of the street platform, and this would be where the yellow crosswalk for the street traffic would go by. bus would be coming this way on fillmore, and i was there and the narrow part is where the bus stopped. and i figured waiting at the post, at the pole where it's wider would be a better place to extend the ramp. and the bus just drove by after it picked up the people down here at the bottom. this is all one color, the platform is all concrete, there is no red on the edge, it's a kind of a nice drop. it's very dangerous right here, and since the color of the curb is the same color as the platform, which is the same color as the rim on the street. if you get dropped off here by a ramp, you have a chance of rolling off. if they were to move this, by a post, where it's wider, and mark it with blue handicap paint, so this way you have a chance where you roll off the ramp, you don't roll off the curb. i don't know how this is going to affect all your other plat

my invoking back to serious music today were at my musical home the fillmore ne in berlin one hundred one musicians all music lovers not professionals from thirty different countries from australia to trinidad and tobago aged between ten and seventy five are all here today they formed a very special orchestra and today we are featuring the month there is music the b. field orchestra conducted by simon rattle. your. times the senior from hong kong you can come in la q it's my chinese name and i'm playing overall i'm home i come from the netherlands and there i work as a police officer and. i play the french horn i'm on there santiago i'm from spain but so i don't know and i play by only maybe a policy bit of i'm an engineer i run my own company in brazil that's where i'm i'm from and i'm here to play the cello my name is shellfish and or so i'm i'm a violinist in daily life i'm a dentist and i have no option. i'm eager. i'm john from korea and i play the violin jeremy i'm twenty five years old and i'm from canada i'm a violinist and in my day to day life i'm a lawyer. musicians for her

someone said earlier, the fillmore abilities -- the vulnerabilities are growing exponentially and the complexity of the infrastructure is growing enormously and that is the attack surface. the question we need to answer in the next 15 minutes or so is what is threat intelligence in your organizationin particular? how are you using the threat intelligence? and how well is it working? when we go through the first round, we will talk about recommendations. let me starthtime friend randy, can you talk about your view and how it is working? >> the way i see threat intel is that the data and understanding, we have had several people define it, but the understanding of the threat and ttp'santhat rm that can be used to reduce risk and to reduce the dwell time. that metric that everyosays where there is 208 days that malware is on a machine undetected, i think that is where threat intelligence can help reduce or prevent to some degree that dwell time. how do we use it? one thing i talk to my team is i put it in a circle. internal, inside the wire as i like to call it is where you do the day to

. >>> happening today, the fillmore jazz festival starting at 10:00 this morning between fillmore betweenackson and eddie. francis is here tracking your accuweather forecast for us. with all those crowds out there, a reminder to stay hydrated, wear the sunscreen. you never know what can happen. >> yeah. grab the sunglasses, sunscreen. if you are headed to the jazz festival, it will be comfortable and mild there. temperatures in the 70s. inland areas are hitting the triple digits today. i'll have your neighborhood forecast as we show you a live shot of alcatraz. it is bright and clear today and i'll have the complete accuweather forecast coming up. >>> also ahead, a pair of rookies help the giants get a big win in e d >>> welcome back. time right now is 6:42. you can see these drivers getting an early start to the weekend. we hope your saturday morning is off to a great start. thanks again for accusing abc 7 morningings. >>> take a look at your screen. dancers with and without disabilities performing side by side. this is the largest company of its kind in the country and it's right here i

the people of the film our area and as a result, 15% population a black people that existed in the fillmore area is down to two and a half-3.5% now. people outside of complaining about the difference of treatment that they are receiving, and even when we protest, we still have a low amount of people that are stressing how they are being on the receiving end of discriminatory practices and tricking devices because of their skin colour. you have other nationalities or even joining in. very much so in the same manner that i come and speak up for other nationalities who are being violated. you watch me speak up for rape victims, you've watched me speak up for it's hispanics in the mission district and i spoke up for people who are at doing in-home care who haven't even been paid for services. now it is time for me to speak up more for my own nationality. i am moving to have a hearing pertaining to the ethnic cleansing in the fillmore area and i moved to have a hearing on the department of public health because of the amount of females that are black who have been discriminated in the health dep

i am moving to have a hearing pertaining to the ethnic cleansing in the fillmore area and i moved to have a hearing on the department of public health because of the amount of females that are black who have been discriminated in the health department. i can't believe the number of people who have complained about barb garcia. i want to hear it on both of those topics. >> thank you for your comments. neck speaker, please. [speaking foreign language] >> i would like to tell you, it is big time for you to control one district. now you have 11 districts. i know that's very hard for you, and i hope to see calc after 30 years, 33 years i am here to see a biased mayor, to help you. listen to me, i am no joke. the people, you put them in the shuttle and steal their food. i have witnessed it. i have the name. i will give you it. we cry to have it and make it shorter. the manager and employee is still [indiscernible]. i bring it 55 turkeys to feed the homeless -- homeless next-door and they steal it. everyplace want to do that. look here. even our [indiscernible] said you are the great for th

we fit it into the area where i grew up in the fillmore and it is not fair. [applause] about another example, when you do convert it to a family unit, you take the income of the people that is in the area, and make the income requirements at the income rates of the people that's working and living in the area so you won't outpace them. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a community member. i live on the cusp of burnell and mission. i live five blocks away from this development. i see my community change before my eyes every time i walk through the mission. there's something different about my community. this is more than just children having to play in the sun. this is about who we are building for, and where do we see the future of san francisco? who are we building for? we are over here and fighting for century city is, against luxury housing. we are fighting for the very thing that made san francisco san francisco. and to get these newcomers come, newcomer comes and they have everything at their reach. they have bars, fancy

the basis of that recommendation is a study done on divisadero and fillmore. that study concluded that 23% affordability rate would confer all the benefit of a density decontrol to the city in the way of affordable housing and no benefit for the project sponsor. so it would require no incentive for a project sponsor to participate in home-sf projects. it's a rate that would disincentivize people from going into tier 1 affordability program, if at 23% you're -- any benefit you are getting from going into the program is conferred to the city. at the same time, you are expecting the risk of a larger project. you are accepting a planning commission hearing, appealability to the board of supervisors, all this risk and no benefit. so the 20% in the original legislation, i think, is a much more feasible number. it's true that the base and affordability level for condos is now at 21%, but it's not there for rental projects. and that 21% is -- most condo projects are feeing out because they cannot do 21% on site. to use a level proving unfeasible now to increase that,

. >>> happening today, it's the 34th annual fillmore jazz festival in san francisco.me is 90s throwback. the event blends art and soul and is the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. there will be 12 blocks of music, arts and crafts and food and drinks. more than 100,000 people are expected to attend weekend. the festival starts at 10:00 this morning on fillmore between jackson and eddie. >>> time right now is 8:37 on this saturday morning. meteorologist francis dingl had asan is here. it appears carl the fog is taking a vacation. >> can't see him anywhere. in fact, if you are headed to the jazz festival, you won't need a hoody. temperatures will be mild and comfortable at san francisco, mid 70s today. so enjoy the warmth. it is going to be very hot inland and i'll have those details, coming up. >>> also ahead, a pair of rookies help gwin e desert. ♪ ♪ you are many different things in one amazing package, and t.j.maxx gives you the freedom to express every one. with our u anique mix t must-bu, you can be active or totally relaxed. ♪ ♪ you can shop online or t

this current director that's been appointed by ed lee, may i rest in peace, about the fillmore street, and i'm not blaming here, because her instructions came from sacramento to say, can't spend no many here, so i want all documents. i want every document, and i'm going to date back to the inception of wapac, but since the development turned into whoever you all is. i've got documents here to show the item line for redevelopment in the west addition it says retired. so what does that mean? can someone tell me what those budget item lines in there says retired? you don't get no money for western -- but you still paying your staffers out there. and by the way, yours truly, i'm still getting paid. i've been getting paid for almost three years from the federal people, not from upstairs. it's because of what i know, how i got to that point. so what i'm saying it, i want an audit. unless you all come out to the community, let me on your next agenda item, case, c-a-s-e, i'll bring a presentation. >> oscar james. >> oscar james again, issues of your camera up here. i don't want to be on your

fillmore jazz festival is happening this weekend in san francisco.t will be sunny for that, temperatures in the upper 70s. the temperatures will cool off slightly for san francisco on sunday with a few clouds coming through. our weather pattern is going to last like this for the next couple days, and then go right back to that cooler coastal air starting early next week including your 4th of july holiday. not to worry. the heat will be on foa fe days, but then temperatures will drop on down in time for the 4th. that also means the marine layer will be back for those fireworks shows. >>> efforts to rescue a dozen boys from a flooded cave in thailand have hit another roadblock. at least three rescuers have been injured by temporary electrical lines setting up power lights and pumps says at the scene. the pumps were intended to remove the water which was preventing rescuers from entering the cave. thailand's prime minister is promising he will not abandon the victims. >> say hello to shiloh, the service dog. aww, look at that, so cute. right on cue. com

will be stored in these vessels do as they cool these are actually like gigantic fillmore's flux where you keep your coffee hot and cold. this contains a large amount of liquid nitrogen and four whole body patients chevys you know so she gets it when your patients in the center call in the middle this is a three d. printed version of the do is in which our patients are stored at so to imagine what's inside the do is because you can see and you can see how patients just thought they have up to four whole body patients but also in the said the color we could also still several hear a patients brain only patients in the something column so that would fit the official backing. over one hundred forty patients have been preserved by the alec or life extension foundation. the cost of cryo preservation is currently around two hundred thousand dollars for a whole body and eighty thousand for brain only own members have a choice thirty two basic options you can either probes or entire body which about half the members of chosen or you can actually just probes of the brain the brain being importa

fillmore jazz festival saturday, 78 degrees. the stern grow festival sunday, 63 degrees. much cooler in the san francisco coming up on sunday. tomorrow, 78 in the city. warm in concorde, 102 this time of year. napa, 98. san jose, 93. we begin to cool down on a sunday. we are back to normal on monday. maybe not the best news for july 4, likely the cloudiest and coolest day of the next seven. we are trending a little bit cooler with the onshore breeze bringing in some clouds by wednesday night. >>> talk about a walk on the wild side. a new tourist attraction that is not for the faint of heart. new vide truck... bar >>> here are tonight's guests on "the late show with stephen colbert". what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. in texas. the driver plowed through the store aisles... damaging several displays >>> some new video tonight have a pickup truck barreling through a walmart in texas. >>

the fillmore jazz festival in san francisco temperatures will be in the mid- to upper 70s. the warm-up does begin tomorrow, 90s for santa rosa, napa, concord and livermore, 80s for fremont, san jose and mountain view and 70s for san francisco and oakland nearly 80 degrees. your extended forecast, the hottest day is saturday and the cooldown begins with the ocean breeze returning sunday afternoon and then starting monday right through the july 4th holiday temperatures crawl back to average. hot stuff coming up this weekend. we'll be right back. >>> we asked what's killing central valley orchards and why illegal pot farms are thriving in the desert. we found b.a.r.t. beggers living in fine cars and affordable housing cheats living in luxury. we learned this college professor are homeless and so are more than half of the children at one silicon valley school. original reporting now honored with the emmy for overall excellence. kpix5 news, expect more. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect

not just in chinatown, in the mission, divisadero, 3rd street, the fillmore, many place are are seeinggentrification and displacement, empty store fronts because of the speculative nature of what's to come, this is one of them. and also heard from the chinese community in san bruno, i am worried that doing this piecemeal approach will just cause more speculation in areas that don't have control, and i think that that would be, supporting this legislation for me would be counter to everything that i have said while i've been on the commission, which is that i think we need to have social justice in equity across all land uses in san francisco. i think that some communities have more political power than others and i am afraid of what we are creating by setting this precedence. so, as it is, i'm sorry, i cannot support this legislation, even though i, you know, understand the concerns, the issues that have been raised and agree with them. i want to help, you know, with that. but not in this way. >> president hillis: commissioner koppel. >> commissioner koppel: somewhat similar comments.

they will be at fillmore street from gary to golden gate avenue. estimated a attendance 7500. north beat festival also this weekend saturday, and sunday june 17 from 10:00 a.m. 8:00.m. both days. location columbus street from broadway treen. this is an annual festival spon td north business association. there will be arts and crafts and a lot of folks. we anticipate no problem there. mondaye 18th we will help kickoff pride week from june 18 through ay j4. were coordinating the department is coordinating public safety and security messages along with other city agencies including department of emergency management, department of public works as well as civic organizations. we released the publicafy announcement this week. that will run through pride week. there will be security screening checkpoints as there have been in the past few years. we found that to be very valuable to enhance public safety of this event. that wil this coming year. additional information will be forthcom k you, chief. >> any questions for chief scott? okay. please call line item 2b. >> dpa director's re

also provide citizenship, esl classes, at their post street location in the fillmore area. inhouse language includes russian, as well as some languages depending on volunteers, right now they have a spanish-speaking volunteer who is helping with some translation services. things for consideration, i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> president serina: thank you, michael. comments or question from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor? opposed? thank you, the motion carries. item f. requesting authorization to renew the grant agreent with la raza centro legal inc. for the provision of naturalization services for older adults and adults with disabilities during the period of july 1, 2018, to june 30, 2019, $43,519, and 10% contingency, not to exceed $47,870. once again, michael, thank you. >> hello, again. >> president serina: discussion? >> so moved. >> naturalization program is based out of their office in the mission district on valencia. providing legal services related to the naturalization process.

if you are headed to the fillmore jazz festival, warm and comfortable, sunny today.omorrow, a little bit cooler. we'll see an onshore flow return on sunday driving temperatures down for everybody. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. a hot day today. upper 60s at the coast. around the bay upper 80s. and then near 102 degrees inland. tomorrow we'll come down by 10 degrees for inland areas and then summer spread on monday. breezy and cooler. notice temperatures continue to tumble by about 20 degrees into wednesday. so we're coming down from 102 today to 80 degrees for the fourth of july. prtly cloudy and below average and then things start to ramp back up again next week. be prepared for the hot weather and, you know, stay hydrated and do all the things you need to do. >> i feel like this has been a typical trend in recent weeks. we have the triple digits throughout the weekend and it cools off towards the workweek. >> it shouldn't be as hot as last weekend but, again, very warm. >> thank you. >>> in sports, 50,000 soccer fans are expected to be at stad cali cla

haight street with measuring devices we can determine the frequency at the corner of haight and fillmore. it's not viewed from verizon's photo it can cause accumulative stress when co-existing with the proposed antenna. the antenna transmits hot spots too high by biological engineer standards and higher than what the department of health has submitted. first at 94,000 microwatts and two months later at 150,000 microwatts per centimeter and because it's a tri-directional retirement it can go into people's windows and antennas should not be placed less than eight feet from a window and it's also close to the proposed property. the property and two others set back from the curb approximately 13 feet and set back from the applicant's property to the east and west eight feet. there's a usable patio space where people hung out and this was not included in verizon's specks. the pursuit of happiness by other property owners with architecturally designed order s based on the zoning law of the neighborhood and the exercise right by the property owners, a deck, storefront or new building would brin

arts and crafts and food vendors all on fillmore street the entire weekend. to celebrate -- headed to celebrate san francisco's birthday on saturday on the main post lawn. in the north bay along the river for the annual today rocky game including canoes, swim and enter two braces. a water balloon toss and ice cream eating contests. there will be tons of fun to be had at the marin county fair this weekend. or head to the east bay where you can see over 65 local alameda and bay area artists at the our festival on sunday. you will be able to see paintings, sketches, sculpting and illustrations. live music, poetry, and performance art. the festival will take place at studio 20 gallery. in the south bay celebrate puerto rican culture. complete with live music, dancing, food and entertainment at history park in san jose. the silicon valley music festival continues saturday with live music to enjoy a several locations in and around san jose. giants are on the road. days are home. about is your weekend watch. >>> coming out. hundreds arrested effort immigration prote

wouldn't get opposition from from the union street merchants or neighbors or chestnut street or fillmore street. i think what i'm saying is, welcome to san francisco. we hope you will give us another try in another location and i would love to hear you come back with a different location and i would love to try and get behind it and support it with my fellow commissioners and get a unanimous approval. i'm not anti- formulate retail. to the contrary i see lots of different companies, i don't even call them back when i support these businesses. he knows i don't call them back. i didn't support blue bottle. my fellow commissioners here in the community had weighed in that we would love to have you, just not here. >> okay. so, i am, i have a couple things to say about this one. i hear loud and clear the neighborhood saying that this is not desirable for folks in the neighborhood and i take that seriously. i also heard -- i did however also hear the merchants say that they support this business. and other folks as well. and, you know, the formulate retail thing is sticky in 2018, because the

to be patient here >> is there anything that is normal about this year i don't know what millard fillmorethere's been crazy presidents in the past. >> mckinley, he was a hoot >> when jefferson was president, adams was edgy >> quincy? >> john. the first one. he was pretty nervous about what everyone thought about him he was a bit of an egotist c ttl kind of guy. >> i love it first day of july, the best trading day of the year thank you. >>> time for the rbi, the mystery chart. the best stock in the s&p 500 this month you know what it is? discovery communications maybe it's a media trade because the fox deal, who knows. if you own discovery, take the family to sizzler tonight. been a great day i'll see you on "squawk box" starting at 7:00 a.m the show starts tinwo seconds thanks for watching. >>> good morning global markets rebounding. stocks on the rise the dow futures indicated up triple digits. >>> bank bust. the fed puts a freeze on shareholder payouts on two of america's biggest investment banks. we'll tell you why and how the stocks are reacting. >>> and nike shares are soaring after

the body of skunky, female pit ball found near the fillmore district and evidence showed blood belonging to the dog. homicide detectives are look in mysterious death at sf general. an unidentified woman in her 40s was found dead in a hospital on hallway. sources tell our igato it appears no one checked on her for four hours. and then her body was found. no word yet on the cause of her death. the city, which runs sf general, ld us it alw cooperates with police investigations, but cannot comment on any patient due to privacy laws. the latest death is a week after the bodyf 7ld ruby anderson was found in the stairwell on the hospital grounds. anderson who suffered from dementia walked away from a residential care facility 12 days before her body was found. >>> dramatic new developments on hawaii big island. where the kilauea volcano has now destroyed hundreds of homes bel coastline. isl ja -- jacob ras cone is there. >> it is the most destructive 24 hours since kilauea to la lava devouring hundreds of home and communities all but wiped out. one of the most popular beaches now transformed, f

this thing was so powerful that by 1856, the ex-president miller fillmo fillmore, he did better than any other third party presidential candidate in american history except for one. >> so walk us through what may be different here which is on the record admitted punitive approach to children. >> that is something that we are seeing for the first time. we have been saying a lot of traditions begun under the trump administration and the obscene and vicious display that we saw this week is one of them. you have to assume that from what we are hearing from the white house is donald trump is not getting an immigration bill that he promised during the campaign. there is no wall. mexico is not paying for it. he's got midterm this year and he's talking about a red wave and so you have to assume that this is a cynical display and he figures that if he takes his hard line stance on immigration that it is so extreme that it whines up torturing children as we have seen this week that it is a way of demonstrating his base that he's serious of being tough on immigration and also on other things, t

she was a long time resident of san francisco, living in by view, fillmore and chinatown high school. she was the daughter of larue purcha purchase -- purcell and sibling to seven brothers and sisters. she blue cross oped into a prolive -- blossomed into a prolific speaker, producing bay area video coalition comments until her death. she demanded rights and dignity for the poor and homeless, was recognized by her neighbors as a tenant leader while living with a disability for years. she fought to make her building disability accessible. she's art and culture together, inspired and express solidarity among others the people of haiti, south after ra, palestine, and the philippines, and supported black august, a month to embrace the principles of black resistance and to remain steadfast in the struggle to free political prisoners in the united states. her spirit thrived as a mentor to countless young people as she shared her wisdom earned through decades of principle struggle as her contribution to the next generation as -- of freedom fighters. she was an organizers in the successful cam

. >>> new this morning, lights are back on in the fillmore district but pg&e is looking for the cause of a power outage that affected 4000 customers. it happened before midnight . almost 4000 homes and businesses lost their electricity. within two hours, pg&e crews had the lights back on. >>> facebook is taking steps to prevent anyone under 18 years old from viewing ads for gun accessories on its website. facebook already prohibits ads for guns, but not for gun accessories. those ads will still be allowed on facebook, but will only be seen by users that are 18 or older. the policy follows the school shootings in parkland, florida and in santa fe, texas. >>> elon musk is accusing a tesla employee of sabotaging operations as tesla ramps up production of the model 3. according to reports, he sent an email to workers sunday night saying an employee had been involved in quite extensive and damaging sabotage to our operations. he said the sabotage included changing the code to an internal product and exporting data to outsiders. he also wrote that the employee admitted doing it and that his

if you're looking for something to do there is a fillmore jazz festival and valley music festival.etails for you in this edition of weekend watch. >> reporter: whirling into the weekend here are the things happening around the bay in san francisco the jazz festival is back. check out live music on multiple stages and arts and crafts and food vendors. head to the presidio to celebrate san francisco's 42nd birthday on saturday. it is on the main post lord. in the north bay, the beach and the river for the annual big rocky games including canoes and swimming and innertube races and a water balloon toss and ice cream eating contest. there will be fun to be had at the fair this weekend going on in marion county. head to the east bay were you can see over 65 local bay area artists at the free outdoor art festival sunday. you can see paintings and sketching and sculpting and illustrations and live music and poetry and performance art. you will take place in a lot of studio 23 gallery. in the south bay celebrate puerto rican culture. it will be complete with live music and dancing and food

projects and fillmore as a negative, you tell me that? [laughter] come on. so look at her. she is the mayor now. give it up for the mayor of san francisco. [applause] you never know who is going to be affected, and who is going to be saved by doing the work that we do together as partnerships. we will have four speakers. i will have the current mayor right here and then the elected mayor come speak. and then i will have, where is captain redmond? i went to school with him. we go back like a hot bowl of menudo. and then i will have my sister right here, patty, who lost her son to gun violence. i just want to welcome you all here. i want to welcome everyone here. and all of our partners pick without further ado, i will bring up mark farrell, our current mayor. [applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you. first of all, i want to thank you at the united players for holding this event, as well as the gun buyback program. i want to thank mayor elect reed who has been a champion for a long long time. this is not something new to her. kudos to her. [applause] i want to thank our police

in san francisco, the fillmore jazz festival will reach into the 80s but warming up and cooling off quickly as the inland areas reach 100 degrees. 92 on sunday. and then mid-80s in time for the fourth of july inland while san francisco comes back to the 60s for the fourth. which is also having a lot of activities around the bay area. and we'll be tracking that and talking about that in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >> coming up, after more than 90 years, the final meal at an iconic bay area restaurant. >>> but first happening now, lebron james is a free agent. he opted out of his $35 million deal in cleveland just a couple of hours ago. he's now looking for a new team, speculation is running wild as where he will sign. the lakers are supposedly the top contender. >>> also right now, somebody is exercising. more american adults say they exercise but the survey shows more americans are obese. only 24% of adults exercise even though it is enough to meet the government regulations. we'll be back with more news right after the break. californi monday - we break down some of the big changes >

so fillmore jazz festival is going to feel comfortable in san francisco.pper 70s as opposed to some of those inland locations. but look what's in the forecast tomorrow the hottest day. triple digits through saturday. hot through tuesday. cooling wednesday and thursday. >>> new this morning, health officials have finally pinpointed the cause of a deadly nationwide e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. they say contaminated irrigation canals may have helped spread the bacteria that spoiled lettuce fields in yuma, arizona. hundreds of people got sick in 36 states including california and five people died. just yesterday, the federal government said the e. coli outbreak is officially over. >>> time now is 6:52. president trump is not wasting time drumming up support after the retirement announcement of justice anthony kennedy. >> reporter: it was a controversial medical case an oakland teen declared brain- dead five years ago. now her family says she has been taken off life support. i'll have the details coming up. jahi's mother says she died after suffe

so if you're out to the fillmore jazz festival this weekend in san francisco, keep in mind it starts out comfortable with some mid-70s but will be in the low 80s for the early afternoon hours. and of course, with the crowds and the warm temperatures, not much of a wind, so just be mindful it's going to get quite warm. you want to meet mike. he's going to be emceeing the soy and tofu festival. the event inside st. mary's cathedral. air conditioned and have great weather there, as well. hitting the road going to yosemite this weekend, going hiking, it's going to be in the low 70s on friday. upper 70s for the rest of the weekend. with mostly sunny skies and hot in paso robles this weekend especially for friday and temperatures come down as the weekend goes along. low 80s by sunday. and a nice weekend for muir woods. looking at the warmest day on friday here but by saturday 72 degrees. great weather for being outside. and enjoying time with family and cool weather for some of the coastal areas and some of our beaches. we'll talk about what's going on today with the temperature trend in t

fast forward to the ethnic cleansing of the fillmore area, 60 jair blocks of us being eliminated and ruining our reproduction of our own nationality. and as a result, we've got 2.5% and 3% population growth in the city. fast forward to the bayview area that used to be predominantly black, too. you've got soil contaminations and numerous blacks have died behind it. as a result, we continue to build, and you go on with additional construction as if nothing takes place. and you act like you're going to test the area. tell that to the people of relatives who have died. that's disgusting. you've got two females from muslim descent filing a lawsuit because of being contaminated from the shipyard. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. how is everybody today? my name is shawn strickler. say hello to my friends. this is sarah. she's a white republica and this is mad max. and she is a very angry democrat. hi. i'm sarah palin. excuse me. you know what? you two are fighting each other and i don't like to see that. that makes my heart very sad to watch you two not get al

during my time as a student, i volunteered at rosa parks school in the fillmore. i learned the necessity and the importance of learning activities to promote students' progress and growth. as each child learns uniquely, it is crucial to have sufficient resources to suit each child's needs and to foster success in every child. these resources should be accessible to all children, regardless of their ethnicity, ability or socioeconomic status. reforming prop 13 bo work directly to see that -- would work directly to see that each child in california receives a quality education. at the moment, california is ranked 44th in the nation for perpupil funding. as the fifth largest economy in the world, this rank is indefensible. the reform of prop 13 would generate over $10 billion a year which would not only improve our state's rank but more importantly the quality of education that each child receives. additionally, this would come at no expense to residential or small business property owners. rather, it would shift the burden to the large corporations who could cover t

because a community of san francisco's mission district is unique, just ask chinatown and just as fillmore it wasn't just as a hunters point was at one point. and what we are doing, as we are just breaking apart fabric of the city, and in the end, as many have already mentioned, it is going to become homogenized and we will just be another ivory town on the hill. again, san francisco, for me has been a place of culture. we moved here in 71 and we were best to chinatown school. we were late your best to hunter process point. i got to meet a lot of -- a lot of people in those years of my upbringing. they were black, white, chinese, filipino, korean, city college. i'm a product of city college. i see 24th street in the mission district in general as being whitewashed and gentrified. i don't even have to see -- go further than just gentrification and you understand what's happening to the mission district. please stop this building from being billed and raised, as well as protect the children who are not just in that school, but all schools in the mission. there is the 16th monster, there's a