new york is the first american city and we hope san francisco will become the second to sign on to the initiative. today's legislation would be a great step forward and i propose support for the proposed ordinance and thank the authors for focusing on this very serious problem. >> supervisor yee: thank you, doctor. any public comments at this, for item number 7? seeing none, public comment is now closed. any comments before i ask someone to make a motion to set the amendments as outlined? >> supervisor stefani: yes, thank you, chair yee. i want to thank the commission on the status for women on their work on this and ms. simon, as well. it's so important, it's one of the reasons i signed on as a cosponsor and why i was happy to cosponsor supervisor ronen's legislation, obviously, an issue with the me too movement and everything, we need to continue to shine a light on and i will plan to do that as a supervisor here. i think this is extremely important legislation. happy to support it. >> supervisor yee: supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: agreed. thank you so much to supervisor cohe

huge far beyond the limits of our city where i think the impact will be minimal i do think it could have a larger national ripple effect. we'd be the first major american city to pass the elimination of the minimum parking requirements. and think it's important as we talk about climate change as we fight this trump-denial agenda and show san francisco is a city that puts our residents and housing first over vehicles and parking. colleagues, i ask for your support on this ordinance and hope at minimum we can move it forward to the full board for an up or down vote. finally, i want to thank the members of the public that came today and came to the outreach meeting and wrote letters of support i want to thank those who helped work on the legislation, alice rodgers from the neighborhood association and cathy deluca and the planning department for all their work in the outreach. >> thank you, supervisor, safai. >> just since you brought it up because i'm actually someone that's worked in vernal heights over there i want to ask a couple questions. so vernal heights no longer has a minimum parking requirement? >> it's still in the code but any required parkin

city hall. the first african-american city counselor. thank you for that. >> he would be very pleased to see what you have done. i want to ask you about a different issue. look the last couple of years and decided there are three most important problems in the world. the first is poverty and inequity. the second is global warming or climate change. the third for me as nuclear weapons. i have decided as a retired engineer to my efforts into nuclear disarmament. i don't know that you have taken a position on it. some of us would like to talk to you and give you some background on it. ms. pressley: let's do it. >> i will ask a special thing. californiakey of in thejoint bill, same house, same in the senate. it will be reentered this year. thepe you will follow example of your predecessor in becoming a cosponsor to the markey bill. i was of the group that talked him into it and i want to talk you into it. [laughter] ms. pressley: let's do it. i feel bad, i feel like we only did two appear and three down here. maybe we should walmart there. t

today san francisco has the opportunity to be the first major american city to remove minimum parking requirements following the examples of mexico city and hartford, connecticut. while removing the requirement, the legislation in no way removed the option of the parking. we're not removing the maximum parking requirement or prohibiting the parking. we're not requiring developers to build parking if they don't want to or if they want to build less than the minimum required. and what i've seen in the district that i represent where minimum parking requirements have been dealt away with is that developers continue to build parking as market demands. the city has been moving in this direction for decades and our planning code has many pathways for projects to reduce or remove the offstreet parking, for example, replace it with bicycle parking. they have allowed developers to remove offstreet parking, home sf, dwelling unit ordinance, section 161, and currently, all 100% affordable housing projects are exempt. at this point, there is no land use or policy rationale for keeping parking req

the city's first asian american mayor was fighting for homelessness.a accepted the award on his behalf. >> i want to say what's been an emotional and difficult year for my family this is such an amazing time and place to have his honored and recognized especially among this class here. >> governor jerry brown resided over the awards ceremony. >>> in other entertainment news friends continues to demand big money years after the sitcom ended its run. >> meg oliver has today's eye on entertainment report. >> the force behind some of television's biggest hits received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> in all honesty my dream in life was just to be able to be myself. to create stories about women and transpeople. >> sarah paulson, jessica lang and gwenyth paltrow were all there. fans of the marvelous mrs. mazel can watch season two tay s one y awards. >> and having friends pays. the new york times reports netflix has agreed to pay around $100 million to continue streaming the popular sitcom for another year. that's a huge jump from the $30 million ne

with kgo but more importantly a trailblazer for african americans in broadcasting being the first african american to have a show in a major city he was a member of the local chapter of the naacphis family of course are devastated by the news and they appreciate all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time (grant) in the east bay.... antioch police are looking for a hit-and-run driver after a woman in a wheelchair was hit. it happened early yesterday morning on lone tree way. police say the 65-year-old woman was crossing the street in her wheelchair when the passing car didn't stop-- and hit her. the woman is in critical condition tonight. police are looking for surveillance video of the crash. anyone with information is asked to call police. (grant) cramming for finals can be stressful... bringing dogs country are across the country are bringing dogs and cats for you to cuddle with.... berkely is brining out the llamas. apparently llamas have been brough on campus during finals to help students de-stress for several years now. the llama coordinator says students have dev

but one of the good things is memphis is one of the first cities that allowed african americans to votely 1900s. a city ofe not brotherly love. it was a racist culture. we still struggle with that. at the civil rights movement took off here and the leadership and was very strong integrated city facilities. we are a much more integrated city than we were. we have a long way to go. let me give you an example. was one of the first african americans on the city council, and he told me 25 years ago that if you add up all the city,ss transacted in the i'm talking about going to the grocery store, buying insurance, all the business transacted in the city, 1% is transacted with african-american-owned businesses. that was 25 years ago. i talked to him a year or two ago. it is still 1%, and a city that is 65% african-american. it is not right. it is also not sustainable. it is not good for the future of the city. so we have to change that number. that loan factors for lower is racism -- for that number is racism. we are working on that. we are talking about contracting with african american busin

americans in broadcasting... as the first african american to have a talk show in a major city. officials have not announced the cause of taliferro's death. an autopsy is planned. however.... taliferro's missing poster noted the 79-year-old may have been experiencing disorientation and signs of dementia at the time of his disappearance. (ken) we are joined now in studio by stefanie bonigut... family services manager at the alzheimer's association. no one is saying that ray had alzheimer's.. but according to the poster... he was exhibiting symptoms of dementia.... and we want to use this moment for education.... this is the number for the alzheimer's number for the this is the this is the help line...association alzheimer's number for the this is the this is the number for the alzheimer's help line... let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins lawrence karnow: in sports... we will have an update on how the warriors are doing in steph curry's second game back from injury and we will take a look at the 49ers and raiders as they sit tied for the

with kgo but more importantly a trailblazer for african americans in broadcasting being the first african american to have a show in a major city he was a member of the local chapter of the naacphis family of course are devastated by the news and they appreciate all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time another big story this morning... the body of retired bay area talk show host ray taliaferro has been found. taliaferro was last seen on november 10th in paducah kentucky. the 79-year-old's body was found in a wooded area just a mile from where he was last seen. the san francisco native and his new wife had been looking at a property in illinois when he went missing. in the early 19-70's taliaferro worked here at kron and started at kgo radio in 19-77. today... the country will begin a week of honoring former president george h-w bush.( darya ) the 41st president died on friday in houston at the age of 94. today president bush's casket will arrive at the u-s capitol where it will lie in state.( james ) this as condolences and memories pour in from across the country. kristen holmes is in houston, texas with the

one of the good things is memphis was one of the first cities to allow african-americans to vote. we were not a city of good abode or brotherly love. it was a racist culture. we struggled with that and still struggle with that. in the 1950's and 1960's, the civil rights movement took off here. the leadership here was very strong and integrated the city facilities. we are much more integrated as a city than we were. we have a long way to go. an example.you fred davis was one of the first african-americans on the city council. he told me 25 years ago that if you had -- if you add up all the business transacted in the city, talking about grocery store, all of thisance, transacted in the city, 1% is transacted with an african-american owned business. that was 25 years ago. twolked to him a year or ago. it is still 1%. in a city 65% african-american. it is not right and also not sustainable. it is not good for the future of the city. we have to change that number. factors fore of the racism.n number is we are working on that issue in memphis, city government, contracting with african-am

his 30 years as a public servant has left a lasting legacy here in the city and county of san francisco. the first chinese-american mayor of the city will always hold a special place of pride in our hearts, but especially in the hearts of our chinese and a.p.i. community. thank you to mayor lee for your service and we really miss you dearly. i know that today the board will be honoring three of my former colleagues. and i just want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your service, whether it was the work that supervisor tang did with home-sf, or supervisor kim with free city college, or president cohen, everything you did to drive me nuts as a member of the board. but more importantly, the hard work that i did to move our city forward, including really important projects in the bayview-hunters point community. fighting for a number of reforms and issues that really have changed san francisco for the better and also generated a lot of revenue for us to work with, the soda tax, tobacco tax, and marijuana tax. >> president cohen: you're welcome. [laughter] >> mayor london breed: thank you, president cohe

. >> ed lee left a legacy as the city's first asian american mayor, as a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and as a champion in the city ease neediest neighborhoods. >> and mayor ed leap's daughter accepted the award on his behalf. >> and maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006 honoring those who embodied california's innovative spirit. >>> and america has studied people drinking during the holidays. the consumption of alcohol doubled during the holidays and there are increases in social events, including holiday parties. >>> we are highlighting special stories about bay area people who give beyond and above to help people during the holidays. >> and hunter and lexi pence were honored. they try to provide 1 million meals with a nonprofit work with no kid hungry. >> even though we don't have kids, we are very childlike. >> when you hear from the kids and teachers that it improves their focus and behavior, it's plenty of reward. >> i love them. >> last night's event was held by the foundation for children. the goal was to raised 250,000 benefiting bay area families. >> very

american city its were vying to be the first to reach the moon to develop a visionary but believable set design kubrick had nasa experts who had worked with rocket pioneer vana from back on the frankfurt show explores how meticulously every technical detail as planned. kubrick was the first to use product placement this futuristic watch from a luxury brand hamilton went on sale as the film opened but only a few original props are preserved cooper destroyed most of them. this is a replica of the model of the famous centrifuge a hamster wheel weighing firstly tons and twelve meters in diameter filling with so complicated that it took several days to shoot just a few seconds. won't see much of the galaxy. the space scenes were created with an elaborate animation by hand without computer technology. you know when you think. it's some models it's a wooden glue and straying and nothing shows it's. just a testament to how careful he was and god knows how many with how many. sort of takes they took of the model shots because obviously the special effects took a really long time. more than on

with kgo but more importantly a trailblazer for african americans in broadcasting being the first african american to have a show in a major city he was a member of the local chapter of the naacphis family of course are devastated by the news and they appreciate all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time at this time asking for privacy but they're all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time another big story this morning... the body of retired bay area talk show host ray taliaferro has been found. taliaferro was last seen on november 10th in paducah kentucky. the 79-year-old's body was found in a wooded area just a mile from where he was last seen. the san francisco native and his new wife had been looking at a property in illinois when he went missing. in the early 19-70's taliaferro worked here at kron and worked here at kron and started at kgo radio in 19-77. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) breaking ne. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district. ( james ) kron4's yoli aceves is live with details. yoli. san francisco police are investigating a double sho

with kgo but more importantly a trailblazer for african americans in broadcasting being the first african american to have a show in a major citye was a member of the local chapter of the naacphis family of course are devastated by the news and they appreciate all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time another big ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) breaking news. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district. ( james ) kron4's yoli aceves is live with details. yoli. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district. it happened at 16th and valencia. the call to 911 happened around 1:30 this morning. kron4 is working to find out more about the investigation. ( james ) still ahead on kron 4 morning news...the hazardous chemicals you could find after purchasing a new mattress. ( james ) and...good news for an oakland family now that a deported nurse is a step closer to returning home. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights

with kgo but more importantly a trailblazer for african americans in broadcasting being the first african american to have a show in a major citys a member of the local chapter of the naacphis family of course are devastated by the news and they appreciate all the support but they're asking for privacy at this time ( james ) thanks will.( james ) ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) breaking national news. one child is dead and 40 others are hurt after a charter bus crashed in arkansas this morning. authorities say the majority of those injured are elementary age children. the bus was carrying a youth footballl team from tennessee. they were headed home from a game in dallas. police say the bus overturned after driving off the freeway. the bus driver is being questioned by troopers. ( darya ) yesterday marked two years since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. last night many gathered at a memorial to remember the 36 lives lost. in 20-16 the fire tore through the building.. now known the worst structural fire in more than a decade in the u-s. it occurred during an unpermitted concert. the building is now boarded and fe

city. she is the first african-american woman to win election to the house of representatives. she really represents america moving forward. this image of george wallace, former governor of alabama, campaigning for the presidency. he really represents the america of old. you don't often have this kind of juxtaposition. she wasn't typically a presidential candidate. later she would run for president. on paper when you ladies things out you wonder how they are going to lay out. things seem to fit. above them are the two democratic candidates. the small image you see at the top of their is the mayor of chicago. this was a very memorable convention. not so much what went on in the convention hall but the student protest. and daily new, mayor daley new it might be contentious. when he was asked about the chaos and the protesters all he could say was at least no one was killed. there is much heavy handedness from the chicago police department. this is by the same artist. very different. we move from the democrats to the republicans. againd nixon was running in 1960. his running mate

. >> over here is a statue that was a gift to the first lady, edith wilson, from the city of rome. mentioned earlier that he was the first american president to going to europe while in office. wilson was the first american first lady to go to europe while in office. she had to answer a bunch of questions about how the first lady conducts herself and all sorts of formalities being the wife of the head of state and going to another country. so when wilson visited italy, he was in rome and was given honorary citizenship by the city of rome but, edith was given this statue. on it are the initials sp qr the stand for the people of rome it's a touching gift and fits into the theme of the era of the growing role of women in society. wilson raised the question that were in the minds of americans of what role were women's to have it would be about the same time that the 19th amendment was confirmed and that women receive a constitutional right to vote in the united states in their own way edith was forging a path for women as they continued to this day of the first lady accompanying the president on state visits and having a formal role

in addition to being the city's first chinese- american mayor ...lee served on the san francisco human rights commission ... and worked as a civil rights attorney for the asian law caucus. lee died one year ago today at age 65 from a heart attack. current mayor london breed said, she intends to honor the late mayor... by carrying on his legacy. just last week, lee was inducted posthumously into the california hall of fame. a live look outside on this nig the forecast.. lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with cool to mild temperatures today. highs were in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be clear and cold tonight if you're going out. lows tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. patchy dense fog is likely again late tonight. on the satellite you can see a couple of storms lining up off the coast. we could see some more rain by friday afternoon with a stronger storm on sunday. a few showers are possible on saturday too. tomorrow will be dry and mild with highs in the 50s to mid 60s. an east coast staple is making its debut in the bay area. 'shake shack' will op

andis from new york city, she is the first african-american woman to win an election to the house of representatives, and that would occur in 1968. she really represents america moving forward projects to post -- moving forward. that is governor george wallace of alabama campaigning for the presidency as an independent, and he really represents the america of old. any exhibits, you don't often have this kind of juxtaposition. in fact, we were wondering how because he out, wasn't a typical presidential candidate in 1968, although later she would run for president. so that on paper, when you lay these things out, you kind of wonder how they are going to lay out, but once they got on the wall, things seem to fit. above them are two democratic andidates, hubert humphrey his vice presidential candidate edmund muskie. and the small image at the top is richard daley, the mayor of chicago. this was a very memorable much ofon, not for so what went on in the convention hall, but the student protests and the police brutality outside the convention. ley, mayor daley knew it might be a contentiou

city hall and take a public oath of office and become new york city's 106th mayor and the city's first african-american>> i intend to be the mayor of all the people of new york. >> david dinkins being inaugurated on new year's day in 1990 is an auspicious start to the decade and really a culmination of the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. people are starting to see tangible benefits of that struggle. >> a grandson of slaves was sworn in today as the nation's first elected black governor. >> did you ever think you'd see the day when a black man would be elected governor of virginia? >> no, indeedy. i was born in the '30s. i didn't think nothing like that would happen. >> after we saw hundreds of black elected officials, the reality set in that we made a step, but we had not gotten all the way to where we wanted. >> last year's mayoral campaign dinkins ran as the candidate who would heal new york's deep racial divisions. now he finds himself scrambling to keep ahead of a situation that is becoming highly volatile. >> an angry crowd roamed through the crown heights section of brooklyn demanding justic

first team all americans. >> host: the name of the book is "tigerland," '1968-1969 a city divided, a nation torn apart, and a magical season of healing' the author is wil haygood. mr. haygood what book of yours is are you best known for? have. >> wil: that was be "the butler" that was turned into a motion picture that starred among others, forest whittaker, oprah winfrey, jane fonda, and vunessa redgrave. is a pretty special movie came out in 2013. i think you can safely say it took america by storm. it was an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman who i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name was eugene alan, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house for harry truman and went all the way up to president reagan. so he had quite a epic life. >> host: author wil haygood thanks for your time. >> keep an eye out for more interviews from the national press book fair to air in the future. you can watch them and any other programs in their entirety at booktv.org. type the author's name in the search bar at the top of the page. >> here are some of the best selling fiction books.

news before heading to kgo newstalk am-810 where he worked for years as the first african american commentator in a major cityliaferro took civil rights to heart as well serving at one point as president of the naacp san francisco chapter.(nats)he was honored by the national association of black journalists for his life's work in 2011.his long-time friend the current president of the naacp dr. amos brown calls him a selfless pioneer. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp sf president// "it's very rare to meet a person like ray who is humble approachable yet had so much going intellectually and spiritually."tataaferro was reported missing by his wife on november 10th in kentucky while on a trip. his body was found sunday afternoon in a wooded area.taliaferro is said to have shown signs of dementia.his son raphael taliaferro jr shared this is a devastating ending to our search for him over these past weeks the family is in the process of working with the police to learn the matters surrounding his death.as the investigation continues taliaterro friends recognize him for his exemplary life. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp sf pr

news before heading to kgo newstalk am-810 where he worked for years as the first african american commentator in a major citytaliaferro took civil rights to heart as well serving at one point as president of the naacp san francisco chapter.(nats)he was honored by the national association of black journalists for his life's work in 2011.his long-time friend the current president of the naacp dr. amos brown calls him a selfless pioneer. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp sf president// "it's very rare to meet a person like ray who is humble approachable yet had so much going intellectually and spiritually."taliaferro was reported missing by his wife on november 10th in kentucky while on a trip. his body was found sunday afternoon in a wooded area.taliaferro is said to have shown signs of dementia.his son raphael taliaferro jr shared this is a devastating ending to our search for him over these past weeks the family is in the process of working with the police to learn the matters surrounding his death.as the investigation continues taliaterro friends recognize him for his exemplary life. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp sf

first lady, edith wilson, from the city of rome. i mentioned earlier president wilson was the first american president to go to europe while in office. interestingly, edith wilson was the first american first lady to go to europe, while in office, if you want to think of it that way. she had to answer a bunch of questions about how does a first lady conduct herself, how does she dress, all the sorts of formalities of being the wife of a head of state and going to another country. so when the wilsons visited italy, president wilson was in rome and was given honorary citizenship by the city of rome. roam was given honorary citizenship by the city of rome, but edith was given this statue, which for those who are aware of the history of italy would know this is the statue of romulus and remus, and on it are the initials that stand for the senate and the people of rome. it's really a very touching gift. it also fits into the theme of that era of the growing role of women in society. edith's accompanying president wilson raised the questions that were in the mines of americans and others around the world in that time of what role were wom

news before heading to kgo newstalk am-810 where he worked for years as the first african american commentator in a major city. taliaferro took civil rights to heart as well serving at one point as president of the naacp san francisco chapter.(nats)he was honored by the national association of black journalists for his life's work in 2011.his long-time friend the current president of the naacp dr. amos brown calls him a selfless pioneer. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp sf president// "it's very rare to meet a person like ray who is humble approachable yet had so much going intellectually and spiritually."taliaferro was reported missing by his wife on november 10th in kentucky while on a trip. his body was found sunday afternoon in a wooded area.taliaferro is said to have shown signs of dementia.his son raphael taliaferro jr shared this is a devastating ending to our search for him over these past weeks the family is in the process of working with the police to learn the matters surrounding his death.as the investigation continues taliaterro friends recognize him for his exemplary life. sot: dr. amos brown, naacp s

lee was the first asian american to serve as the city's mayor.ento tonight to receive the honor on his behalf. you can see that story tonight on "abc 7 news" at 11:00. >>> forbes today released its list of the top women shaping german chancellor angela merkel retains the top spot in this year's class of female leaders for the eighth consecutive year. in second, british prime minister theresa may, christine lagarde who leads the international money fund takes third spot. fourth is mary barra. 20 new people made the list including shonda rhymes, the creator and executive producer of abc's hit shows "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" and serena williams who takes the ninth spot. linda gates comes in fifth while sheryl sandberg takes the 11th spot. >> that's an impressive list. >>> it is. >>> rain is coming in as we speak. what is ahead. >> >> spencer has the latest on that. spencer. >> the latest is rainfall that is offshore. you can see through the central part of the bay area from lower marin county through the golden gate, on to the peninsula, across

first lady michelle obama unseats hillary clinton in a new poll. >>> here's anotheroo today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> former first lady michelle obama is the woman most americansre. mrs. obama broke hillary clinton's 17-year streak at number one in the annual gallop survey. oprah winfrey came in second, followed by clinton, then first lady melania trump. former president barack obama was the most admired man. president trump was number two followed by former president george w. bush and pope francis. coming up a bit later on "cbs this morning," kris van cleave gives us a new look inside the air bud a-220 with wider seats in rows 8 through twenty. this is the "cbs morning news." ! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you. and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sle

i want you to keep that quote in mind as we talk more about cctv in american cities but first let's go to where we truly have a cctv photo drag net and where it seems we achieved big brother status, and that is in china. china is by far the most powerful network of government surveillance cameras we can see in the world. the country has an estimated 200 million government run surveillance cameras throughout the country. and the effectives of this are profound. if you look at cities these networks are incredibly dense and incredibly powerful. for example, beijing maintains over 46,000cctb cameras that blanket the city. state media and police in beijing boston this network allows them to have 100 percent coverage of the city and see everything going on all the time. this can have powerful impacts for facial recognition. so for example, recent bbc reporter asked to test the system. he went to a city of 3.5 million people. gave his photo to the government to input in the system, asked them to find him. using their cameras and system, the automatic facial recognition software found him in 7

. >>> also in freemont, the city is honoring the first african- american woman to serve on the police force, sharey cox is a trailblazer, she served on the police force from 1996 to 1992, she was one of the first dare officers, the oakland police chief was at the last night he's meeting, they were colleagues in redman washington where she was the first african- american patrol lieutenant. >>> the time is 5:15, after a lifetime in california politics, governor jerry brown is about to step down as governor. he met yesterday with the members of the meet media in san francisco, looking back at his time in office. the great first responder accomplishments include the passage of prop 13 which reduced property tax beings in the late 1970s, in california. also his recent reforms of the criminal just tips system. governor brown feels his legacy has only laid the ground work for much needed change still to come. >> there's a lot to be done and for you say governor's job could have 100 important things, you're not going to do all 100, so, i've done what i've wanted to do. i think what i've done

lee was the city's first chinese american mayor and had a strong presence in the china town communitys and moved into public service. i spoke with one long time san francisco resident who works across the street from city hail and he told us how he's remembering the late mayor today i liked and respected the mayor. he was really involved, everywhere all social events and stuff like that. i think he did a lot of good for the city. he will be missed. >> there's been several proposals to rename schools and building after lee. the san francisco board of education voted to rename the chinese education center to ed win and elena. there's a proposal to rename sfo's international terminal after him. in san francisco, alyssa herring ton, ktvu news. >>> the country is getting closer to a partial shut down after a meeting between president trump and democratic leaders. doug luzader reports from washington lawmakers are running out of time these oval offices appearances for the cameras are normally pretty mundane. not the case yesterday and what normally happens in private stilled right out into

. >> [ applause ] >>> in fremont, the city is offering the first african- american woman to serve onhe police force. sherry wright cox is considered a trailblazer. she served on the force from 1986 to 1992. she was one of the first dare officers. they were colleagues in redmond, washington where she was the first african-american patrol attended. >> i have my family here. they awarded me for my actions here. so thank you all for being here and part of this. i appreciate it so much. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> the mayor gave her confirmation for her service to the city. >>> we are getting a sneak peek at the most modern chuck e. cheese. the ribbon will be open for the chuck e. cheese in new work. the restaurant has a more modern look. the company says parents won't even recognize it as the same place they grew up going to. >> we just remodeled the entire place. yeah, so we have a new fagade, some more neutral tones. we are warm and inviting and. -- warm neutral tones. we are warm and inviting in. >> i wonder if could drop me a tweet. do they still use the tokens? the changes include

she's the city's fire fem and first african-american to head the department. she previously served as a police captain. >>> it's now 6:06. it look like voters will not get another chance to weigh in on t how muchped workers are paid in d.c. a judge ruled the city's board of elections failed to properly .otify the public of a hearing last mon at that meeting, the board approved language for a proposed referendum and started collecting signatureavor of another vote on initiative 77. you may remember voters approved that initiative, which raised the minimum wage for tipped b worker councilmembers later overruled. >> pple of d.c. are being punished again. the voters of d.c. are having their voices and their signatures suppressed again because of an error that was out urof control. >> ramirez says she and other supporters will continue fighting to increase the tipped minimum wage in. d >>> five more cases of adenovirus have been reported at the university of maryland. 35 students are now sick. yesterday we told you that the school plans to combat this problem by di

this has been going on since 1964 when the first report on african-americans was implemented by the city and county of san francisco. from 1964 to 1968, published in 1993. another report has been published again in 2009. another report was published again in 2012. so you cannot sit here and tell us about what you are doing for black workers. you are not doing anything. i've been working with the sheriff's department for ten years. for eight years i have been targeted, i have been in a hostile work environment, i have been assaulted, for eight straight years. i have so many eeo up at the department of human resources that it is just asinine. do you want to know why we don't go quote we do not get anything from it. we don't get nothing. [applause] >> why are you going to go and sit in front of someone who doesn't look like you, doesn't understand you, and then after you pour your heart out to them, then they send you a letter saying, we don't have enough information for an investigation we are tired kick and each and every one of you, you os. you are obligated to us. you are obligated to h