also known as san francisco. it's a song from the 1936 american film, san francisco. us written by [inaudible] and lyrics by [inaudible] the film is set in san francisco before and after the 06 earthquake. the song is sending song by jeanette mcdonald and because of the anthem of the survivors of the earthquake. jake amari going to help lead us? jay johnson, everybody. >> i just want to say one thing. thank you to our friends emma willie brown this water running in the fountain here. he's the one who made it happen. [applause] >> you guys know this, right? >>[singing] [applause] >> j johnson. [applause] >> i'm not sure what key that was in. [laughing] j johnson, everybody the people's key in c. we have one more speaker that we could not get you right away because of in c. we have one more speaker that we could not get you right away because of the 5:12 am we want one of you coming up right now is the deputy director of the department of energy management of san francisco to invite you to go to [inaudible] keep it

san francisco was no different. on july 20, just two days before the bombing at the dreamland rink, there were war critics that showed up at this venue to express their discontent about the possibilities of war. i will give you another example, on the night of the bombing, it didn't happen, but emma goldman who is a famous american and archivist was in san francisco when the bombing happen. that night, as you can see from this flag, she was to give a lecture. for $.25, you could hear this famous radical giving an address. again for $.25. the title of her talk, doesn't mince any words. can you see that? it says preparedness, the road to universal slaughter. it's making very clear what she thinks about preparedness and the possibility of what the draft and conscription would mean. universal slaughter. right? goldman was in town during the attack. let me share with you as well, one of the ominous warnings. that was to happen the night of the bombing. before the bombing, and the few days before, the newspaper editors in

. >> morning thank you for coming to the people's palace of san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> let me begin by thanking all of the religious and community leaders that are here impart together today thank you all the city agencies, thank our immigrant rights commission our human rights commission, want to thank so many people that came together with our priorities and our office and all of our friends of our immigrant community today is a day we stand together as one city of people >> (clapping.) >> i also want to note and i'm very thankful to a lot of the organizations legal, social, immigrant oriented and religious oriented and particularly those members of our muslim and arab community in san francisco and the bay area for being worked out brave for being worked out self-less mcnair city our city as well. >> (clapping.) >> today, we be participating in a historic signing summer off a non-are corporation with identify based registry ordinance that's a mouth full of words but basically, we're saying we are not going to approve a registry in their city or in this country. >> (clapping.) >>

. >> (yeah) >> welcome to the regular scheduled san francisco ethics commission. i will call the roll call. chiu here, renne here, kopp present, hayon resigned last week from the commission, so we have a vacant seat that the mayor will be filling. surely we help. first we will take public comment on matters appearing were not appearing on the agenda. >> thank you chairman. members of the commission. [inaudible] friends of ethics [inaudible/off mic]

reporting live in san francisco. driestie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much r.christie smith is outside the substation there, an now we're looking at a picture from one of our viewers who sent us the gridlock, once the traffic lights went out and had to treat the intersection as a four-way stop. market street is looking like a marking street parking lot at this point as no power is going to those signals. an improvement if you're user of mass transit. >> the montgomery b.a.r.t. station opened within the last few minutes. they need adequate lighting just to get it back open. had a generator going. that's now successfully been restored and b.a.r.t. service resort through essentially the main artery of san francisco and you can see what the road looked like on market with cars bumper to bumper. >> we're getting video from the ground and we love seeing your pictures as well. we saw that market street picture and we've seen pictures of folks in businesses with the handwritten signs. send us your pictures an

naturally we'll continue the fight against discrepancy and anti immigrant sentiments we are san francisco bay area it is home to 2.2 million immigrants 200 and 50 thousand are muslim and of inconsistencies those estimated 60 percent were foreign born and raised or boo born san francisco one and 50 thousand immigrants into from all walks of life that are permanent resident of the city and country thousand of the people who consider living in the shadows i want you to know because of your immigrant status we'll as a city will continue to fight for you. >> (clapping.) >> you know your american cities are great whether we embrace the immigration and diversity that is at the core of our urban settings we support anyone who wants to work hard and invest in the future no matter what they come from now it the time like we are today coming together and making sure we work and live for each other we are joining city's across the country as part of immigration day of action we are asking for comprehensive realistic immigration reform and with our partners will continue the fight against the wall to

and attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long timeesident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and familiar with the authorities or authors the job of a school larger than is often overlooked they're a cru

and attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long timeesident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and familiar with the authorities or authors the job of a school larger than is often overlooked they're a cru

in san francisco. urnesto was told by san francisco airport officer he cannot go back to work until he shows a permanent residentcard. lucky for urnesto he submitted a application to get a new resident card and with our help and with legal counseling he was anal to return to work in two weeks. a group of the workers non union are harassed and used in commercial facilities 20 minutes away from san francisco. without legal counseling to inform of their rightathize workers will continue being abuseed and discriminated. marco, for the last 40 days could not work because he got hurt and could no longer afford to pay the rent or union dues and able to go back to get his jobs. after 3 and a half weeks, marco was able to return back to work. we were able to assist paying some of the union dues and rent and able to go back to work, able to continue making his payments, and getting the benefit health plan back and he is able to take medicine and continue being a positive member of society. [inaudible] non union

san francisco colleagues the rest i submit. >> supervisor fewer. >> yes. thank you very much today is theian the 1906 san francisco earthquake a disaster that claimed lives and demolished home i call for the reports of the emergency supply system to keep san francisco safe and prepared for when the next big one hits i sat on the in on the recent hearing that the puc emergency hearing and heard how now neighborhood eat the west side of san francisco will be protected in case of an earthquake and fire i understand that most of central san francisco is covered by the auxiliary a w sf a high pressure system with prior earthquakes but the west side and south side of san francisco are left vulnerable isn't case of a major disaster today supervisor peskin and i are calling for a report from the budget analyst to examine the alternative water system including a cost analysis of extending the a w sf to the west side of san francisco thank you the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor fewer supervisor kim synonym submit. >> supervisor peskin submit superbowl thank

i didn't mean for her to leave san francisco but spread the work for 4 years in san francisco and she'se across the board as the ed of walk sf about the i became a supervisor i feel we have a strong partnership in creating what we created in san francisco and hopefully by 2024 not only in san francisco but in the east bay we will have a vision zero of no fatalities on our streets so shows a wonderful person that has testified it was amazing when we contact from the conference in new york realizing that two things were really important that gets you will us to our goals one of them being the automated speed enforcement issue she is an advocate for and the other piece while the voices of the families that are affected by those collisions those project collisions we wouldn't get too far with that and you know what, she went ahead and created that organization and it is the strongest voices up in sacramento to get things done so that is a yes. >> (clapping.) >> so today, we want supervisor kim and myself want to make a proclamation but today is proclaimed march 6, 2017 as the her day. >> th

in san francisco. urnesto was told by san francisco airport officer he cannot go back to work until he shows a permanent residentcard. lucky for urnesto he submitted a application to get a new resident card and with our help and with legal counseling he was anal to return to work in two weeks. a group of the workers non union are harassed and used in commercial facilities 20 minutes away from san francisco. without legal counseling to inform of their rightathize workers will continue being abuseed and discriminated. marco, for the last 40 days could not work because he got hurt and could no longer afford to pay the rent or union dues and able to go back to get his jobs. after 3 and a half weeks, marco was able to return back to work. we were able to assist paying some of the union dues and rent and able to go back to work, able to continue making his payments, and getting the benefit health plan back and he is able to take medicine and continue being a positive member of society. [inaudible] non union

community in san francisco. community in san francisco. they were holding meetings, advertising in newspapers, and you can come to some of their meetings. newspapers, and they were often high profile groups in san francisco. nta.was called volo people knew about it. we wouldn't identify its publicly now, but this is very public at the time. you have this and artist element as well. you have maybe conceptions about anarchism as bomb throws and so on. these were people from days of the french revolution, very interested in concerned -- and concerned with governments that had too much power. it was an ideology reacting to that. there were certain anarchists thinking that if you had one specific attack, it's could prove a spark against the state, inspire other radicals, and so on. moment fornd of a these deeds, perhaps. what i'm talking about during labor in the war, you should know world war i is happening. it breaks out in 1914. the united states doesn't get involved until 1917. it was a war that had been long and

and attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long timeesident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and familiar with the authorities or authors the job of a school larger than is often overlooked they're a cru

be teachers and in san francisco. they need to see it's possible to do that. we can provide a lot of supports, education, work base learning experiences, scholarships. we can't provide housing. one of our partners, the university of san francisco teacher preparation program typically has about seven to seven under graduate students apply to the san francisco teacher residency program and provides credential and guarantees a job in san francisco provided you commit to work in san francisco unified for three years. typically seven students apply. this year only one student did and when the university surveyed students and said why? students said they weren't prepared to make that commitment to teaching in san francisco because they couldn't afford living here so this is clearly a huge issue. at the coalition we've heard that the current campus site is a place for a lot of housing so we're interested in hearing more. thanks. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am the executive director of bright line defense a

, and now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco.hrough our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to have fun in the city, recreation. >> this is an amazing park. we have not revitalized it without public and private investment. the critical piece of the process of this renovation was that it was all about the community. we reached out to everyone in this community. we love this park dearly and they all had thoughts and ideas and they wanted to bring their own creativity and their personality to bear on the design. what you see is what the community wanted. these ideas all came from the residents of this community. as a result, there is a sense of ownership, pride and responsibility that goes along with what is going to be an exciting park. one of the major tasks i was asked to do is water system improvement program an

first bishop first pitch in san francisco busy there.he sharks are in town hosting the oilers play-off action there, as well. [ applause ] >> that's when the puck drops at 7:30 so busy on guadalupe parkway and 280. right now we are dealing with some transit delays. 51 minutes ace train number one just arriving into fremont. ace train 3, 10 minutes late, 55 minutes late. no service on the golden gate ferry sausalito. bus bridges in place for this morning. in santa cruz a landslide highway 35 skyline boulevard there's a closure in effect. also getting word of possible one-way traffic control on 84 and woodside. i'll look into that and check in with chp. right now, though, our freeways actually doing okay as far as accidents go. no troubles on our bay area bridges. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge where traffic is moving nicely on the this friday morning. 14 minutes between 880 and 101. but don't forget your chains going to tahoe. >>> on this good friday, 13 hours, nine minutes of daylight. that's two minutes and 19 seconds more t

housing development in san francisco for several years we know that how housing work in san francisco with a market driven force tempered by the policies and goals and we work together we try to find a balance to insure that investment continues to the city we can produce housing we temper the production by achieving the policy gospels we all support recycle trying, trying to keep as many families in san francisco as possible i as a family understand how difficult and work with supervisor yee's office to find a economically solution it that allows the developers to select an option right now the thirty percent three bedroom option is not clfthd everyone is left with 40 percent we solve so for the same outcome as the 40 percent two bedroom and dwelling unit mix with the two and threes we believe with outburst developer underwriting results this option is neutral two bedroom 40 percent a good option and hopefully, will result in some production in the districts thank you. >> hello corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. also happy to stand here and support supervisor yee legisla

housing development in san francisco for several years we know that how housing work in san francisco with a market driven force tempered by the policies and goals and we work together we try to find a balance to insure that investment continues to the city we can produce housing we temper the production by achieving the policy gospels we all support recycle trying, trying to keep as many families in san francisco as possible i as a family understand how difficult and work with supervisor yee's office to find a economically solution it that allows the developers to select an option right now the thirty percent three bedroom option is not clfthd everyone is left with 40 percent we solve so for the same outcome as the 40 percent two bedroom and dwelling unit mix with the two and threes we believe with outburst developer underwriting results this option is neutral two bedroom 40 percent a good option and hopefully, will result in some production in the districts thank you. >> hello corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. also happy to stand here and support supervisor yee legisla

lot of great partners on this program called heading home campaign i know are many families in san francisco that are suffering and want to also be successful they want to be here in the city and our school district we counted about 18 hundred kids that are part of families challenged with living here the expense and the lack of housing we're doing everything we can he to build affordable housing we have to be working with the groups helping people stay where they are and have stable lives and places to be this is all for our kids their education so we're working with the school district we're working with hampton services and the giants and airbnb who put all it together and you know what, you'll have more runs coming in san francisco another the at&t park we're noungsz a new program i love it larry it is the giants score more and more runs and every run they score we'll have money for more families to make sure they survive and do better here in san francisco this is called the heading home campaign and remarkable that is remarkable how the giants and and/or before got together with family

my friends this meeting is adjourned - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where spectacular views are by piers and sight and sounds are xhanl changing we come to the here for exercise relax ball games entertainment, recreation market, exhilaration a wide variety of contributions easily enjoyed look up the bay the waterfront is boosting for activities boosting over 25 visitors every year the port of san francisco manages 7 may have million dollars of waterfront from hyde street and fisherman's wharf to the cargo terminals and name shoreline the architecture like pier 70 and the ferry building is here for the embarcadero and a national treasure the port also supports 10 different maritime industries alongside with the recreational attractions making san francisco one of the most viable working waterfronts in the world but did you think that our waterfront faces serious challenges if earthquake to damage the seawall and the embarcadero roadway rising seawalls will cause flooding at high tides and major repairs to a safe many of the piers the port is at a criti

san francisco department of emergency management.cis, our last estimate was everything would be back to normal by noon. are we sticking to that? >> caller: you know, right now, the city and county of san francisco has activated our city's emergency operation center. this is really to coordinate all of our response activities so that includes getting specific gas and electric here as well as city agencies here to really get a better sense of what's going on, and so you know, i don't have an update on what -- when power will be restored, but, you know, we are activating the city's emergency operation center to better coordinate activities. >> can you talk about which agencies and institutions might be most impacted? i mean, what comes to mind might be the emergency responders, hospitals, for example, hopefully they all have emergency back upjup generators. >> caller: the purpose of the focus remains on public and light safety of the we are closely coordinating with all the critical facilities including hospitals, schools, public transp

city and county of san francisco. in honor of your long lastic contribution to the city and county of san francisco and san francisco fire department, for over 37 years. thank you for serving the san francisco fire department with dignity, class and true san franciscan values. from all the supervisors in san francisco. finally, on behalf of the mayor of san francisco, he is presenting on his behalf a certificate of honor and it read, ginny franklin oen behalf of the city and countery of san francisco, pleased to recognize and honor for your serve toos the san francisco fire department. your tireless efforts and dedication to providing outstanding service to the city and county of san francisco starth as a young clerk stenography for the police department and san francisco fire department as a executive scraeft for 13 deputy chief's are tryly commendable. you earned respect and highest commendation of the top leaders of our great city. thank you for hard work recollect devolegz and class contributing to some of most im

for communities of color in san francisco. representation of different decision making processes. as chair of the sfpuc ms. argon has been a fundamental part of our campaign and increase affordable housing at the balboa reservoir and we're confident her commitment to making advisory spaces accessible, receptive, representative and equitable spaces will transfer right over to prosac so we fully support her nomination and ask that you move forward with her appointment with a recommendation of supervisor fewer. thank you very much. >> great thank you. are there any members of the public wishing to testify on this item? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] any additional comments colleagues or since there wasn't any comments any comments? >> no. >> i would like to -- oh go go ahead supervisor yee. >> i want to thank each of you for serving on this committee. my involvement with this committee was in the peripheral many decades -- several decades ago connected with the chinatown park and rec committee there and i know

they're a model tenant for the port of san francisco. >> a model tenant for the port of san franciscothat's all the questions i have. >> commissioner brandon. >> thank you for the report. can you tell me, what is the rate of their current lease? >> the rate current lease is just below the current one now. little background, they are operating under two separate leases. what we've done in under lease is combined both leases into one. they are just under the parameter rent approved for this last year. so this is why we're actually renewing their lease so they can be parameter rent and stand their lease. >> parameter rent is that the lower medium? >> at the low end. >> why is that? >> it's actually -- i can't remember what the low end is. they're a little above the low end >> what is that based on? >> i'm wondering why we're not bringing them to market? give them the opportunity. >> you referring to the current lease or the proposed lease? >> i was asking about the current lease and where they are. then with the proposed lease, i ask two questions. i think right now she's referring to th

to end homelessness homeless families right here in san francisco this is a wonderful day of openingay with all of our partners doing the right thing to make sure our city is more successful to every run that is scored at the another person will be another thousand dollars up to $3,300,000 i think we'll get more people you do 4 hundred runs we'll get more people to cover to we have partners that wanted more runs for the giant do not we counted last year, we have about three hundred and 41 home runs like pension fund and probation officer i didn't and panic and every madison square garden got a few home runs it will be hundreds of thousands of dollars for hamilton to make sure we have more homes for the homeless families we have a big heart i know the biggest heart is with our giants with our home run kings and hampton and uber working together to make the city even greater i'm here not just on opening day but to introduce someone i admired got a chances to work with him we enjoy the home runs after the giants scored i'm ready to make sure that the giants win that whole game and, of c

we need to do all we can here in san francisco. for years we grappled how best to serve people like my sister but too many are left without any way on the streets without help or solutions without any hope. our existing efts are not working. with worsen heroin epidemic and other substances we need to find real innovative effective ways to help this population and we especially need to figure how to help those facing homelessness and mental health issues. when people want to change their life we have to be ready and have the urfbss at that mome. ovdose deaths shtden be the only way the story nds. we need to find ways to connect drug users with available resources like primary care physicians and minuteal healthcare, case management, harm reduction programs and other critical wrap around servicess that provide hope for healthier life and opportunities for rehabilitation. i don't know if a safe injection service are the answers, i don't want this to be a free for all that makes it easier for people to use drugs and don't want the see

. >> hi jennifer with the san francisco tenants union 0 we learned look the area medium income in the western edition is 54 percent so this proposal that supervisor president london breed for the building didn't reflective the reality of the situation on the 0 ground and as pointed out we shouldn't be doing policy based on antidotes about our friends but real data the san francisco did a survey of people evicted and 69 percent earn under 50 thousand a year a need more affordable housing and we support this continuance because we oppose this developed until the low income housing is as high as it can possibly go. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors gus hernandez chair of the steering committee for affordable units we found out this hearing was continued as you can see we brought a lot of folks in the neighborhood worship here to to help to improve the legislation that supervisor president london breed has put forward instead of a last time and shows her approach to the excluding the community we're asking - support the continuance we believe the additi

san francisco contributes to it there's a actually a bacteria this is named after san francisco it only exists in very highway quantities and it is what helps to create between the the yeast and the national yeast in the area and the bacteria creates the yes, ma'am biotic relationship that takes the gas and creates the bubbled in a slow process to allow the layers to develop i don't know if i explained what you're asking we feed it every single day a little of portion to grow to replenish the next batch and repeated for one and 6 seven years. >> you'll be giving away the secrets. >> the one thing is the work location do you sell our mother dough i say no. >> mr. president, often the last stop in the city and county of san francisco community-based organization through the airport and the international terminal to stop at the bakery to buy it before they take off those colors i see them throughout this we have exported in other aviators i'd like to know where we do sell them if i may ask that question sell them in other venues. >> currently our bread is sold only in oakland and san franc

in 1890 he was an established san francisco architect.e designed and built his own office building on fulton street. in 1906 the building was gutted by fire and reduced to rubble but was able to rebuild and seized by harbor -- imminent do nain for the civic center and the pleas fell on deaf eers. by this time he moved and sold his house and treat and relocated sought of the city. i don't know why he moved from from my experience moving south of the city sometimes it's easier to accept the change of a beloved city from a distance. henry geilfuss died quietly in 1922. his accomplishments were barely noted but today i am happy to shout his name from the roof tops. henry geilfuss house is truly a wonderful little gem and stunning once it's repaired and painted and i can certainly answer more questions you have about the nomination. >> thank you. >> the owner is here too if you have questions for him. >> thank you. commissioner johnck. >> i think this question relates to staff. i think this is a wonderful idea but i was looking at questioning

francisco thank you so much for hosting us for lunch and this convention and thank you thank you for all your hard work for the betterment of the community>> (clapping.) >> so over the past few days we've been trying to make sense of our year in san francisco kind of like had cloish you know in a blink of an eye from this here to this event here but at the same time it truly feels that we've inventions a lifetime of partners, advocacy, innovation and more importantly seeing individuals here in the community for their full potential>> (clapping.) >> so while we arrived with a health and safety nervousness within a month our branch was the quickest growing one in san francisco with the most solid attendance at 22 and a wait list of double the team size there is a need for a ground up pier run models individuals can have a hand in their success while big deal part of the community in under one year two teams first our civic center team u.n. plaza at mid market and another union square alongside the union square business improvement district and in addition, we have a third and fourth on

and attended san francisco college and uc berkley and san francisco state and san jose state a long timeesident and someone i've known from our time on richmond district pta million dollar and washington, d.c. and married to paula clinical psychiatrists they have thirty-year-old twin sons now a families rasp began in the - when they are twin sons were you students there and continued after they left before becoming a librarian worked as a lifetime learn that is compassionate and went back to school to get our teaching credential and others science credentials working or worked more than 20 years in elementary schools across the city and the last one at the west portal school and a fantastic sustained of information for the next generation of leaders claire is the perfect larger than and is well-read herself and delights in matching the students to boxes it nurturing not only interests but a lot for learning i remember when the son was there she was - found a book for many topics and familiar with the authorities or authors the job of a school larger than is often overlooked they're a cru

to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your hearts you want your name on that i do i know you'll find a place i'm not sure it chasing wants me to says you'll put our girlfriends and boyfriend's name make sure you say ed lee too (laughter) it is as todd mentioned a coming together of so many groups in support of warriors and the chase center and this arena and after all built a large deeper following amongst the community in the city those early were about make sure that we're proudly doing something we've always wanted to do in the city you have bi

san francisco at 3. under 10 everywhere this morning except in fairfield at 14 miles per hour. we'll say good morning to our weather watchers linda in fairfield, john, hi, john. haven't seen you in a while. he is in santa rosa. dave says it's overcast in napa at 49 degrees. thank you for banking up with us. did you see that huge highlighted area. we have a high wind watch. it goes into effect thursday night through friday morning. i wanted to give you heads up on that so you can plan accordingly because these winds are going to gust up to 45 miles per hour all associated with that right there. that is the leading edge of a front that generated out of the gulf of alaska. it's been coming to the bay area for the past week. today partly cloudy, mild with warmer air. tomorrow mostly cloudy and turning downright breezy to windy. he wet and windy for your friday. we have a low to the north of the bay area. we are under the influence of that huge ridge of high pressure with the clouds undercutting the ridge. th

[inaudible] tran from >> united education of san francisco. >> united education of san francisco. [inaudible] from the african advocacy network. [inaudible] who is a community members. aclu. i believe your two grand daughters from quat got malla are joining you. sairing wong from community center and api council. if we can begin with derek. angy, did i miss you? sorry. angalynnea. derek would you mind? we definitely want to hear from you. so thank you and thanks for your patience. anga leno romony san francisco unified school district. >> i appreciate the time. ang leana romonee school social worker and program coordinator at san francisco unified school district. since so many community members and colleagues spent time talking about the impact on the individual community members and community at large i want to respond time thinking how it is impacting our school staff. primarily the work that i do is coordinating school services with staff so want to focus on that. more than anything what we have seen along with fear and anxiety is distraction. distraction from the already monu

that was the message today from san francisco's attorney. he took stage to talk about how to make night life in san francisco safer. he specifically pointed to drug induced sexual assault. he unveiled a program. they identify potential victims. >> just really raise everyone's awareness to protect one another. >> empower the staff of bart can help revent attacks. april is sexual assault awareness month. >>> we can look at this room and the room adjacent. >> a group of san francisco artists about to be homeless. they say profit and the ghost ship fire delivered an eviction notice to the artist living in a converted warehouse. months ago the group let us walk through the homes. nbc bay area scott budman joins us at the san francisco warehouse. how much notice did they get? >> reporter: well, jessica, they say they got about four months notice but even with the advance warning they say today's eviction came as a shock. >> if you're taking advantage of people. >> reporter: it's moving day for nathan cotham. not by choice but because the city evi

be teachers and in san francisco. they need to see it's possible to do that. we can provide a lot of supports, education, work base learning experiences, scholarships. we can't provide housing. one of our partners, the university of san francisco teacher preparation program typically has about seven to seven under graduate students apply to the san francisco teacher residency program and provides credential and guarantees a job in san francisco provided you commit to work in san francisco unified for three years. typically seven students apply. this year only one student did and when the university surveyed students and said why? students said they weren't prepared to make that commitment to teaching in san francisco because they couldn't afford living here so this is clearly a huge issue. at the coalition we've heard that the current campus site is a place for a lot of housing so we're interested in hearing more. thanks. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am the executive director of bright line defense a

and bar in the cow hall lowe neighborhood, founded in 1969 by perry butler, perry's san francisco was established around the idea of recreating the unique energy of neighborhood saloons found in the upper side, perry's san francisco has become a popular spot offering a comfortable welcoming atmosphere for patrons of all ages and generations to gather, socialize, indulge in good food and drinks and the walls outlined in memorabilia of san francisco moment, perry's opened three additional locations but only perry san francisco and [inaudible] hallow is for a designation legacy business. the final application is for san francisco eagle bar, a local bar and community gathering space in the south market neighborhood, founded in 1981 by bob dam ron and deal la vien shorted before the aids crisis began, the eagle began a cornerstone of the community and imbedded within the san francisco lgbtq community, during the height of the aids crisis, the eagle lost at least 22 employees and countless family and friends to the disease, this led bar manager terry thompson to raise funds to help the rapi

a showdown in san francisco. local governments are taking the trump administration to court over federal fuin okay. >>> right now at 11:00, a showdown in san francisco. local officials are taking the trump administration to court over federal funding as protesters swell outside of the courthouse. good friday morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm sam brock. the battle is over federal funds for sanctuary governments and san francisco and santa clara are pushing the case but the decision could impact cities all across the country. nbc bay area's peter suratos is at the federal courthouse where the hearing started at 6:00. there's a lot of money at stake. what did you hear in court this morning? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. the oral arguments were wrapped on about 30 minutes ago in the federal courthouse here in san francisco, and the judge there gave no indication as far as when he'll make his final decision on that injunction to that executive order that would de-fund sanctuary citie