a little history on the gate.t, the brandenburg gate was intended to symbolize peace. but since 1794, peace has not been the dominant theme associated with the brandenburg tour. the brandenburg gate built between 1788 and 1791. the gate's design is based on the propylea in athens, greece and it sits aside the gate's eastern side and junenstraza on the western side. the brandenburg gate is 50 feet wide and 80 feet tall. that's a chariot guided by the goddess of peace. but peace was not to be the dominant theme ultimately associated with the brandenburg gate. 1886, 12 years after its completion, napoleon bonaparte walked through the gate. seven years later the kidnapped goddess and the chariot along with the horses were returned to berlin after his army captured paris in 1814. the quadrica was badly damaged during the war in transporting. it was refurbished and a maltese cross was added to represent peace. in the 1930s, the brandenburg gate was again a symbol of war and change with sound shows conducted on and aroun

brandenburg gate. sign off for now as far as our live coverage of the president in berlin. but we will be back at ten minutes until 2:00 for the speech that president reagan will make at the brandenburg gate. >> good afternoon. we are continuing our live coverage of the president in berlin. president ronald reagan is about to make an important speech at the berlin wall with the city's historic brandenburg gate as the background. the president is now en route and stand big live at that famous gate is our afn correspondent jack ban man who will cover the president's speech. jack. >> reporter: thank you, brian. we are, indeed, standing under an overcast sky awaiting the arrival of president reagan. the crowd gathered numbers between 25,026,000. there are a number of british, french, and germans and americans. the press stand is overflowing with photographers, journalists and broadcasters. according to a "associated press," this site was chosen by the white house because it is insta instantaneously recogni

gorbachev, open this gate. mr.gorbachev, tear down this wall. [ applause ] i understand the fear of war and the pain of division that afflict this continent and i played steal my countries efforts to help overcome these burdens. to be sure, we in the west must resist soviet expansion. so we must maintain defenses of unassailable strength, yet we seek peace, so we must strive to reduce arms on both sides. beginning 10 years ago, the soviets challenged the western alliance with the gray the new threat, hundreds of new and more deadly ss 20 nuclear missiles, capable of striking every n europe, the western alliance responded by committing itself to a counter deployment unless the soviets agreed to negotiate a better solution, namely, the elimination of such weapons on both sides. for many months, the soviets refused to bargain in earnestness. as the alliance intern, prepared to go forward with its counter deployment, there were difficult days, days of protest like those during my 1982 visit to the city -- and the sovie

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but it's not at all related. >> bill gates had been very successful.y well have thought that given what he had already accomplished, the highest and best use of his remaining years was to spend that money helping humanity. >> it was just a few months back, if your company ended in dot-com it was a good thing. but at the end of this brutal week on wall street, a lot of analysts think the internet bubble is ready to burst and by this time next year, a huge number of those dot-coms might be dot gone. >> a year ago, investors were so eager to buy into the internet they were happily ignoring traditional measures of success. sales, profits and growth. but reality has now set in. >> these upstarts didn't have any income. they were saying we are worth billions of dollars. where's revenue? they didn't have any. >> when the venture capitalists stopped putting money in, you could time the bubble. you could say you know, if we all believe this fantasy it works. if some of us stop believing, it's a prelude to its failure. >> most dot-com retail companies will be ou

so why was there any doubt that gates -- i mean, it would seem preordained that gates would get ensnared in grave legal trouble by the time manafort was under that kind of scrutiny. >> yeah, that's right. and there were people who did -- who were around the president who did try to keep rick gates away. but one of the things that rick gates had going for him that allowed him to have some access to the administration was the blessing or the foreseen blessing of tom baric, one of donald trump's actual friends and a major donor, who was the chair of the inaugural committee for which rick gates worked. tom baric had rick gates open an office in d.c. for baric's firm. so this was seen as something that was not so easy to ignore by each folks around trump who thought better of having rick gates with this looming cloud of scandal hanging over him around the white house and the administration. >> and rick gates, not a household name the way some of these other characters are. but he's now working for bob mueller, on team america telling bob mueller and investigators everything they want to know

typically the first half marathoners run over the golden gate. this course is pricier and more popular than the second course. this year they will run along a coastal trail and through golden gate park. >> i've done many marathons, and like in new york, but there's no bridge like the golden gate bridge to run across. >> reporter: last year the bridge was a big selling point. >> i'm a proud american now but i used to be british. you don't let terrorists stop you from doing anything. >> reporter: this year no lanes will be closed to traffic to accommodate the runners. they are expecting more than 27,000 in total. >> we are hoping the runners help us lobby th district to change their mind. >> reporter: you can upgrade to the golden gate bridge, or defer your registration to next year for free. you can also request a full refund before july 13th. >> takes a lot more training to go from a half to a full. >> you've done both? >> yes, and it definitely wears and tears a little bit more. you have to train a lot more for that one. but it is gorgeous to ru

in the video you can see the clubhouse for the golden gate park golf course on fire. are no injuries reported. right now people are being asked to avoid the area. thanks lydia. we will check back through out ( darya ) happening today... about 2-thousand more plainiffs are set to join a lawsuit against tetra tech. the company is accused of falsifying cleanup results at the hunters point naval shipyard. back in may... two tetra tech employees were sentenced to 8 months in prison for faking records. the u-s navy paid tetra tech 1 billon dollars to clean up toxic waste at the shipyard... for a redevelopment project. hunters point residents have filed a 27-billion dollar lawsuit against the fraud. ( darya ) an east bay woman drowns while trying save to save 3 children... swept into the water at cowell ranch beach near half moon bay. the 47-year-old woman was taking pictures of young family members... when an undertow carried the kids away. the woman went in after them... but was also swept away. the children were rescued by other relatives... but they could get to the woma

but the gate is still up. opal cliffs has been operating this gate since the 1940s. they say the fees pay for the gatekeepers, maintenance of the small park and a wooden stairway to the beach. some compromises have been offered including keeping the gates locked at night and free and open during the day but nothing is agreed upon yet. >> it's the gate. it's the guard. and it's the fee structure. all three make it very difficult for the general public to get in and use this public land. >> for the coastal commission to strip that away from us is to just erode the whole fabric of our community. >> reporter: the coastal commission says the fence and the fees go against the california coastal act. now that the neighborhood group appears to have withdrawn from the permit process, the coastal commission is weighing its options including the possibility of a lawsuit. >> thank you. >>> something fun this morning. the list is out for the best burgers in the country. and one of them is right here in the bay area. according to the website trip adviser we come to top 7. what mak

just that stretch towards the golden gate bridge. we have a new accident in the eastbound direction, overturned vehicle. it is not blocking any lanes, not seeing slowdowns just yet but they may have to block those lanes. sows. heading towards walnut creek, you'll start tapping those brakes. let's check the forecast. >>> check out the golden gate bridge view here, low clouds out there. visibility is a little foggy but the rest of bay area looking pretty clear. we have higher cloud cover out there. 58 in san josi this morning, definitely noticing that shift in the dry weather pattern. we are now starting to get more coastal cooling and cloud cover coming in from the ocean. for the next few days this is what we'll have, maybe some fog impacting the drive. half-moon bay down to 7-mile visibility now that the sun is up. notice a bit of clouds throughout the morning hours, then it should burn off. 2:00 p.m., looks like most of the bay area is under sunny skies, maybe a few lingering clouds near the golden gate bridge. then it's back again

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but the gate is still up. opal cliffs has been operating this gate since the 1940s.for the gatekeepers, maintenance of the small park and a wooden stairway to the beach. some compromises have been offered including keeping the gates locked at night and free and open during the day but nothing is agreed upon yet. >> it's the gate. it's the guard. and it's the fee structure. all three make it very difficult for the general public to get in and use this public land. >> i see it as a denial of property rights by the government, by the coastal commission, trying to force their will. >> reporter: the coastal commission says the fence and the fees go agthal act now that the neighborhood group appears to have withdrawn from the permit process, the coastal commission is weighing its options including the possibility of a lawsuit. >> thank you. >>> a new plan that could jump- start the transbay tube project will affect thousands of early-morning bart riders. kpix 5's jackie ward is in san francisco with the latest. >>> reporter: if this gets approved this would affect people t

taking it to the north bay, neda was mentioning the fog at golden gate bridge north of the golden gate bridge, 101 at spencer, and you can see some reduced visibility. so please take it safe this morning. >>> president trump's former personal attorney makes an explosive new allegation about an infamous meeting at trump tower. michael cohen says then candidate trump knew about the 2016 meeting when a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin offered to provide dirt on hillary clinton. cohen says that the president not only knew of the meeting in advance but also approved of it. one of the president's current lawyers rudy giuliani is denying cohen's claim. the president has long said that he had no knowledge of the meeting until a year after it occurred. >>> the li reunitndreds migrant children wi theirethe o nce policy. more an 1800 more tare still in shelters. >>> maintenance crews dangled like trapeze artists getting a close inspection of the golden gate bridge and now months later we know what they found. kpix 5's andria borba reports on the tower touchups that will give the bridge a d

so blame it on rick gates. he was the one who was closely managing these business affairs and blame it on the ukrainian oligarchs who demanded that paul manafort set up these private secret bank accounts in cypress in the st. vincent and the grenadines in order for him to be paid by the ukrainian ole gashes. that's the defense in a nutshell. it's kind of an unusual defense. >> yeah. >> they also say that -- they also say that paul manafort met with the fbi in 2014 and he described these offshore bank accounts. he identified them and he also described that he had gotten paid $27 million in doing business with ukrainians. so we had the first witness already here because this is what's known as a rocket docket here in alexandria, virginia. we had the first witness. we expect in the last couple of days we will hear about the accountants and more details about the bank accounts. >> thank you evan. it's all pretty fascinating as evan says he says he me with the fbi is detailed $27 million that he was paid. the govern

throughout the golden gate park. like i have done many marathons. like in new york, there is no bridge like the golden gate bridge to run across. when she ran in last year san francisco marathon. the ridge was a big selling point. >> i am a proud american but i used to be british and you do not let terrorists stop you doing anything. >> reporter: this year no lanes will be closed to traffic to accommodate the runners. the marathon is expecting more than 27,000 in total. >> we hope that the runners that had any issues with the bridget district, help us to lobby the bridge district to change their minds. >> reporter: runners who are registered for the first half marathon can upgrade to the full marathon to experience the golden gate bridge . you can also request a full refund by july 13. san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> an eerie day for much of the bay area with the light of the sun obscured by the fog and the haziness and the low clouds. that will change a little bit tomorrow. they will be some smoke in the air. t

but at night and in the fall, winter and spring, you need $100 annual gate key to get in. >> the gate is closed. it doesn't look like it's open. the gate and fence are still there. they still present a visual and psychological barrier to access. that's a problem. >> reporter: the fees collected pay for landscaping, maintenance of a wooden staircase and a gatekeeper. the district says getting rid of the $100 fee and the gate would mean vandals, drug addicts and homeless would wreck the beach and leave no way to pay for maintenance. the commissioner questioned how the fees were actually being spent. >> the vast majority of the funds that they raise every year actually go to peopout. so that's $30,000 of the $56,000 that they raise a year. ultimately, this little special district really should be turned into a county park. >> reporter: what do you say to poor families who say $100 is too much to spend? >> i say it's open and free all summer long. >> reporter: so the commission says they are being flexible about the gate. they get the need to keep it locked at night to keep troublemakers

, gates unlike manafort stuck around the campaign through the end and into the transition where gatesauguration committee. tom barick was chairman of the committee. tom made gates ahead of the new washington office for his company where he'll do all manner of interphasing with the federal government. with that said, you are right, tom barick has his own ties, he can pick up the phone and call the president himself. maybe it will be better to have someone handling themselves at the lower level of the bureaucracy and for the president to have this guy, rick gates, under scrutiny feeling good about trump's world and not looking at his options as prosecutors are preparing to present to him of what he could get if he stroke a deal with them and maybe providing information on trump's himself. >> you have been transparent of how you got this information that it was through a bhaatch o e-mails that were hacked and provided to "the new york times,". >> is that the new norms for us? >> i think it is a case by case analysis where you have the news worthiness of the materials and independently co

have you ever been at that gate. >> that gate is the worst gate in america. 35x is -- i mean, i can't's an abominable gate. i've had the inopportunity to fly out of that thing multiple times. you've got to take like an escalator, then a shuttle bus to get to the plane and then i'm like, the one time as a reporter i'd actually want to be at that gate, you know, you've got bob mueller, don jr., what are the chances? like what are the actual chances? only in d.c., a very d.c. moment really, not even house of cards. >> and ken, i mevin, is it poss they didn't see each other? could they possibly have really missed each other? >> i -- i wasn't there, but you know, it's a very small gate. >> and julia, your thoughts on that? >> so there's the gates of hell and then there's 35x. >> am i allowed to say that on television? >> you just did. >> it wasn't me. >> so very small, very crowded. i mean, d.c.a. in general, it is probably -- it's the airport out of the three surrounding airports in the metropolitan washington area that's closest to the city so i mean, it's true you have to say what are t

at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. ( lydia ) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... it was a huge week for an alternative band... and a small movie is promising big laughs. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. "this is the most dangerous creature that ever walked the earth!" (nat-roar)"jurassic world: fallen kingdom" isn't just the biggest movie in north america -- it's big everywhere! the thriller is the number-one movie interntionally, at 667-million dollars... pushing the movie's global total to 932-million. box office watchers expect it to pass the one-billion mark this week.(singing) "hey look, ma, i made it!""panic at the disco" had a pretty good the band's new disc "pray for debuted at number one on 200 album chart, with the for an alternative this year."i think i've had bloody crowe to last 20 lifetimes.""tucker has a new album, and i don't want to spend my time with someone who doesn't get it!"h

q is the recommendation that bill gates made.ught he was the candidate to replace me, which is why we moved him into running one of the big divisions. i'm glad he got the job, because he has done a great job. david: when you were there, you dramatically increased sales and earnings were higher. the stock price did not go up. why do you think there was not a correlation between stock price, earnings, and revenue? steve: two factors. number one, i took over at the worst time if you want your stock price to go up. i came in right at the heart of the dot-com bubble. everything was sky high. the bubble breaks, and by the way, a judge orders the breakup of microsoft. that happens within several months of me taking over. things fall down, and you have to build back up. that is number one. by the end of my tenure, i had a certain reputation with wall street. and not that favorable. not about my performance, but certainly people, this guy is a grinder, he is going to keep doing this thing. but are all these new things going to break throu

this is a live look of the golden gate bridge. just a reminder, tolls have gone up 25 cents cents to cross the golden gate bridge as of yesterday. this is a live look north of the bridge, very foggy in the north bay right now. we haven't tracked any accidents there so that's good news. please keep that in mind as you're heading out this monday. overall still in the green here. east shore freeway still in the green as well, moving right at the limit. highway 4 down towards the maze about 17 minutes, so we are definitely building in the travel times. overall not too bad. we have been fluctuating between red and yellow. the metering lights are on and backup continues to stretch, not quite to the foot of the maze yet. >>> good morning, everybody. what a difference a day makes, definitely on a hot weekend, especially saturday. today cloudy and cool is what we are expecting, especially through the morning hours. we have a little low lying cloud cover, so you could run into fog in certain areas. 56 degrees in san francisco and sunrise ha

of the 20-21 recycled water project in golden gate park. and lastly, music concourse fountains system needs some repair and upgrade, variable frequency drives as well. on the list there, all of those projects total the $1,155,000 we are requesting from the deferred maintenance contingency reserve. secondly, for the undesignated reserve subfund, we are proposing two distinct infrastructure projects. the first one is the continuation of the acquisition and installation of wildlife proof waste receptacles. in 2014, i was before you requesting the money from the undesignated reserve subfund to start this replacement of waste receptacles using the two stream, bear saver waste systems you may see in a variety of parks already. the first phase was very successful, and we are now ready to continue that effort with the bear saver two stream receptacles in a variety of other parks. if the $200,000 funding request is approved, this installation of new receptacles would include crocker amazon, mclaren park, golden gate park, india basin and other parks

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rick gates is presumably taking one against paul manafort right now. they cut deals because prosecutors have figured out that they have something they really want. and it is unclear whether the special counsel's office has a sense of whether manafort does have that sort of thing. it does seem like if there is not, if there is some bargaining to be done, that would be the time to do it. >> yeah. as it approaches. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> up next, we've seen it happen. a politician takes a stand and then folds. what happens when a politician does that every single time he claims to take a stand? we have a knew word for it. stay with us. leagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ moderate to

this project site is -- oops, 333 golden gate. this site right here next to the 200 mcalester building. upon completion of this project, we are going to be addressing a critical citywide need of the development of additional housing. we will be constructing 590 new units of housing at the corner of hyde and mcallister. we are fully entitled. we are in the developer selection process. this 590 units will be occupied jointly by ucsf graduate students and hastings. upon the completion of that project, we shift gears to our rehabilitation of our existing student housing at 100 macalester, the development of almost 1,000 beds that will support multiple beds, multiple institutions and will help alleviate some of the pressure on the san francisco housing market. as part of this plan, we have committed considerable resources, partnering with the city to achieve greening and sustainability objectives. to this map, shows various projects we've done over time. phase one was done in 2009. we widened the golden gate avenue sidewalk on the sout

gates. and civil rights attorney, davi david. good even gentlemen, congressman gates. i will start with you. underlying all of this, the reason we're here, we are finally getting the opportunity to see some of the documents. some of these text messages. some of the emails. and yes, here we are in the middle of the summer, we still don't have all of those requested documents. what makes you guys think that strzok will tell you anything and not claim the fifth? >> it is not the answers he gives, it is the ones that doesn't interest me the most. i am interested and his interactions with robert mueller after he found out about these messages. we will learn a lot about the lack of curiosity that mueller had. and how that manifested in the actions investigation. peter 12, at one point was the

the other shot, the golden gate bridge in the distance there. on the right-hand side, a closer look at the golden gate bridge bridge. that's pretty good. don't let it fool you. >> 101 looks okay in the north bay but there are other spots. >> definitely back in action. >> it looks different out there. expect a lot of sunshine, similar to the weekend weather. inland areas, the heat is back again today and tomorrow. this is the view towards the east, that sun rising right over you in oakland. look at the sunshine over the water. there's a slight haze hanging here but that's about it. visibility wise we are doing just fine, a few clouds rolling in around the golden gate bridge just south. it's not affecting visibility there at all. headlines today, staying hot this week, at least the next couple days. we have a slight cooldown by the middle of the week with the onshore breeze returning. sunny skies today and tomorrow, just a little coastal clouds. right now the west winds are still in the forecast, sfo 10 miles an hour, downtown san francisco 15. it

built back in 1938, the golden gate club founded in 1933.ore mission to offer fly casting instruction and fly fishing education to both the members and the public. we are the largest fly fishing club in the world. extremely powerful to be able to celebrate a tradition and activity of sport, a community that's been going on for generations right here. >> i am so proud that we have this here in san francisco. world class casting pool and also lodge that really reflects our commitment to the outdoors and to parks and recreation in san francisco, being accessible to everyone, regardless of age or income level. ♪ >> thank you, ryan. and finally, richard rothman stepped up. he was going to give a quick report, but -- i guess not. right. we'll invite him back another time. that includes the general manager report. >> he could do it under public comment if he wants. thank you. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comment under this item? ok. seeing none, public comment is closed. we are now on item 4, general public comment up to 15 minu

where gates is being charged. flynn dropping his joint defense agreement was the big red flag that he was about to flip. with gates it was that change of lawyer. that was the sign that he was about to flip. he brought a new legal team on board and that was the warning that he would stop fighting the charges against him and instead would plead guilty and cooperate. and it all happened pretty fast with gates. on january, we have the first report that gates was getting this new lawyer. exactly one month later on february 23rd, there's flynn pleading guilty and flipping. so michael cohen, we can see the pattern emerging, right? dropping jimmie defense agreement. bringing on a new lawyer who happens to be a highly regarded criminal defense attorney that used to work in the office that may be assembling charges. all these red flags. but he hasn't met with prosecutors. if he's going to be charged with anything, there is no reason to believe mr. cohen knows yet what he will be charged with. in terms of our window into pot

repoer: so, the commiss says they are being flexible about this gate. they say that they understand the need for a locked gate because a lot of people can go down there, but they want the gate lowered and left open year round, so the next step -- they're not sure, could this end up in court before a judge? could end up finding the district $11,000 a day like they talked about in the past? it is early in thprocess, they still have to figure out what they're going to do next. we're live in santa cruz, -- kpix 5. >>> new at six, it is a wrap. for plastic bag recycling and one n. california county. people in monterey are about to be told don't bother putting them in the bin anymore. glenn ramirez is there and tells us it is because of our own dirty habits. >> reporter: the monterey regional waste management facility was built to recycle everything that people throw away. now, these trucks are increasingly filling up with plastic shopping bags, bubblewrap, and other plastic films. they're not going to be recycled. we followed a truck to the landfill where mi

there's that golden gate bridge view that i was talking about. san jose is warming up nicely, 77, santa rosa 77 also. here's what's happening, more cloud coverage coming in the south. it's also bringing more moisture into the area. we are looking at 89% humidity which hasn't dropped much because of the clouds. this is something to compare to because this morning the numbers were higher but by the afternoon they usually drop a lot more than what you are going to feel today and tomorrow. it's going to feel muggy, low 80s -- high 80s and low 90s and it may feel hotter than that because of all the moisture. i expect some pretty sunsets with all of the clouds that will be rolling in. some lightning strikes across southern california, arizona and nevada from that ridge of high pressure over the last several days. that's being allowed to move a little north, nothing nudging it further south so it's growing indefinitely impacting us. this is a high clouds associated with the. in that futurecast you can't quite see the moisture but this one gives a good l

let's see if we can get you the golden gate bridge as well. as you can see foggy all along the coast. it certainly going to be cool to start off the race this morning. temperatures right now in san francisco are at 52 degrees. we are pretty much in the 50s area ride -- why the. santa rosa -- wide. santa rosa in the 80s to start off the day. the western side of san francisco is staying soft in today with low clouds and fog. starting off cool this morning your race forecast. 58 degrees as you head onto the middle of the race later today. looking for some hot weather that is the gilroy garlic festival looking at 97 degrees for a high. hot temperatures inland. if you want triple digits head to the state fair in california. 88 at the sonoma nationals. we have your full forecast coming up later. >>> thousands of athletes are gathered in the bay area this morning for the marathon run. >> we have the latest on today's big events. they are often running. >> reporter: they have been staggering to start the marathon because for the first time they are no

in the "golden gate frogman swim." it's a 2 mile trek in the icy waters underneath the golden gate bridge. >>> dozens of swimmers braved the fog this morning in the golden gate frogman swim, a 2- mile trek in the icy waters underneath the golden gate bridge to raise money for the navy seal foundation, a nonprofit that provides support to seals and their families. >> it's an amazing event where we remember those who lost their lives and the family of those who lost their lives and we celebrate them as we take a hard swim in cold water and be back with the brotherhood. >> this is the second time the event has been held in san francisco. organizers hope to do it again next year. >> how many of us sitting here on this three shot have plunged into the bay? >> i have for special olympics. did you? >> i did the escape from al al cha -- alcatraz. >> and you? >> i did it for that show that you hate i can't mention. >> i love that show. >>> the a's arrive in colorado, the hottest team in baseball and scored only four runs in thr

rick gates is presumably taking one against paul manafort right now.s have figured out that they have something they really want. and it is unclear whether the special counsel's office has a sense of whether manafort does have that sort of thing. it does seem like if there is not, if there is some bargaining to be done, that would be the time to do it. >> yeah. as it approaches. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> up next, we've seen it happen. a politician takes a stand and then folds. what happens when a politician does that every single time he claims to take a stand? we have a knew word for it. stay with us. and now is the best time to buy. man: (on tablet) preparing classic campfire trout. say what? trout. trout. alright. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now get 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash on a great selection of suvs. during the ford summer sales event, get our best offer of the season: 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 f

into the old city of fans but few they say laid out think well upon us before you pass through the gate the blue get through it mine is another world narrow and twisted outweighs a veritable labyrinth with none friend to save you google hope you find your way out to the bottom of the book. the big blue is the color of facts blue as the sea and this city is a sea of stories all you have to do is find them blue is the color of fans the green is the color of the face think well upon which color you will follow if you follow the blue for too long the blue mane lead you a strange. length it cut through. their. lives sure are. pearls. their treasures. they are the call of them when as in he is summoning. to contemplation and to prayer but a hand to in this holy place a story awaits you an account remains unsettled here and has remained so for more than six hundred years for the madressa blew in on the act in which you have now set forth which serves to this day as a college and as a mosque the only mosque in all morocco which an infidel may enter the madrassa has not yet been paying for to th

today, the state's coastal commission demanded the group that operates the gate apply -- gate apply for a permit to charge admission. as our reporter explains, the group was defiant. >> reporter: the california coastal commission is in town, and their staff have been preparing for months to decide the fate of a 9 foot tall iron gate at private speech, that is when mark did a surprising about-face. he is the attorney for the oakland close recreation district, the volunteer agency that manages the beach, and sent this letter, withdrawing their coastal development permit application. >> what do you say to folks who say that by pulling the permit, this is basically giving the coastal commission the middle finger? >> it's not that at all, we are looking to work directly with the commission. and, if we have to find a way to reorient that discussion, we are more than willing to do that. >> reporter: they need that permit, because the gate is unpermitted, illegal, and in violation of california coastal act which calls for maximum beach access for the public good right now the beach is free and

the golden gate bridge is up and full. our runners are at the sidewalk, but you know what, those are amazing views. >> reporter: neither those changes nor the wet weather seemed to dampen the spirits of the runners who hit the pavement today taking san francisco's streets by storm including this soon-to-be very happy married couple. in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >> congratulations to everybody. >>> from running to swimming, dozens took the plunge into the icy waters of the bay for a good cause today. all to raise awareness and money for the navy seal foundation. swimmers braved the fog this morning in the golden gate frog man swim. that's a two-mile trek under the golden gate bridge. the navy seal foundation is a non-profit that provides support and education to seals and their families. >> it is an amazing event where we remember those who have lost their lives and the families who have lost their lives. we celebrate them as we take a hard swim in cold water and with the brotherhood. >> it's the second time the

bill gates and paul allen sold a lot of their shares?ve: when i was ceo, somehow it didn't feel right to me. i should stay invested. i should stay there. but i am a loyal dude. i still drive fords. my dad worked at ford, and i still own microsoft stock. ♪ david: so in 2000, you become the ceo. bill decides to sort of retire and becomes the chief software architect, but no longer ceo. you now can run the place. were you surprised bill decided to retire? steve: i was surprised. i was surprised. bill asked me to be president in 1998. i said fine. that was another number two position. and i was fine with that. and bill came to me and said, will you be ceo? i asked him, do you want me to beat ceo, or do you want me to be a figurehead? just tell me. he said i want you to be ceo. i would say, was i ceo? because bill stayed working every day until 2008. i would say i did not feel like a total ceo, probably, until bill was not working every day in 2008. because there was a lot of shared responsibility. david: talk about the things that happened w

the gates don't open at they open at 5:00.nngme, how about four t to know this evening about the all-star game in d.c. first, this is goi to be the fifth time that it's been played other in washington. only chicago andew york have hosted it more often. may be surprised toha learn and that's impressive because d.c. didn't have a baseballeam for years so this is the first time it's been held here in 49 years. get this. in the entire history of the major league baseball all-star game, all 88 games, the series is td. wins for the american league hand 43 wins for the nationalnd league two ties between the two leagues, so the night or actually tomorrow night could be for the ultimate bragging right for at least another year. >> yes. >> they will take it. >> all rig ly. >> thankn. >> the icc took a while to catch on around here hand now that more motorists are using itore are seizing on it and not just in king abo folks speedin vehicles a look at who they will target. >> the ntinterc countor or icc, 45 miles ofut connector increasing

bill gates and paul allen sold a lot of their shares?: when i was ceo, somehow it didn't feel right to me. i should stay invested. i should stay there. but i am a loyal dude. i still drive fords. my dad worked at ford, and i still own microsoft stock. ♪ ♪ david: so in 2000, you become the ceo. bill decides to sort of retire and becomes the chief software architect, but no longer ceo. you now can run the place. were you surprised bill decided to retire? steve: i was surprised. i was surprised. bill asked me to be president in 1998. i said fine. that was another number two position. and i was fine with that. and bill came to me and said, will you be ceo? i asked him, do you want me to beat ceo, or do you want me to be a figurehead? just tell me. he said i want you to be ceo. i would say, was i ceo? because bill stayed working every day until 2008. i would say i did not feel like a total ceo, probably, until bill was not working every day in 2008. because there was a lot of shared responsibility. david: talk about the things that happened w

didn't go onin, the gate wop, t. thought that was strange. >> reporter: it was 2:00 in the morning and pitch-black without the light. the victim who owns the building tried to fix the lock when he says two masked men attacked him in the stairwell. >> they put me face down, duct taped my hands, duct taped my mouth closed. put a gun to the back of my head and marched me upstairs and said we're going to go through your apartment and then they ransacked my house. >> reporter: ten minutes into the robbery the victim says the gunmen heard his tenant and neighbor come home. >> they ran down and grabbed her at the gate and duct taped her feet, hands and mouth. they just said tell us where any valuables are in the house or we're going to shoot her. >> reporter: the robbers stole the wallet, phone, and watches before taking offer down the street. >> two subjects last seen running towards fortuna. >> we believe that this gentleman was targeted. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating and say it's lucky the victims w

♪ harvard,en you are at you have a classmate named bill gates.teve: the guy who introduced me said you should meet. david: you are the 30th employee of microsoft. steve: why? i knew how to wear a tie. david: you are the biggest individual shareholder. steve: i am a loyal dude. i still drive fords. david: do you give tips to your l.a. clippers coach? steve: no, i hear there are owners who do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? as we sit here today, you are the owner of the los angeles clippers. let's talk about how you became an owner of the clippers. you retired in 2014 from microsoft. the clippers were going to be available. ,ou

was at fault, it was gates. one witness, tad divine, the democratic strategy that worked for bernie sanders. how it is that american political consultants end up in a foreign country and it is clear that he. he said i hope paul gets a fair trial. it was clear that manafort's lawyers was emphasizing that davine is a strategist. >> if you are donald trump watching what is going on, what is your concern because if rick gates has flipped against manafort, is trump still worried about manafort flipping. i wonder how nichiian can he be? if he has a bad jury, he is facing a bad jury. he sees the time he is going to serve. don't do the crime if you can't do the time and he is looking at a lot of crime. what do you think trump sees the trial. >> i am staring at the back of manafort's head in the courtroom thinking the same thing. he is facing ten years in this trial, and even if he is acquitted here, he has to face it in a similar trial. he is putting on a vigorous defense. must have spent millions of dollars on this leg

next to the golden gate bridge for the -- golden gate park for the aids walk. >> and a table tennis playerhe became a world table tennis champion at the age of 80. he also has more than 30 state titles. you are watching the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news. we will be right back. >>> thousands of people turned up in golden gate park this morning for the aids walk. leigh martinez was there and has more. has more. >> reporter: a cold and fogge e the aids walk expected to draw 10,000 people and to raise awareness and funds for hiv aids research and programs. >> i walk to honor my friend and colleague who was our team organizer for many years and then in august 2006 he died from aids. and so i am out here to honor his memory and keep his legacy on the walk raising lots of money to end this epidemic and educate. >> reporter: a non-profit, the world's leading research organization on hiv and aids. >> we are going to expand our research efforts to understand the needs of people aging with hiv. >> reporter: today survivors of the 1980s and 90s th s are in the 60s. >> they are experiencing a uniq