>> gavin newsom is lucky on timing.this would've come out of the primary, it might have been enough for the former mayor of los angeles to get a little more traction and try to get past john cox in the jungle primary to get into second place, get out there, at then he could be dogging him with us now. instead for a new symptom of the way it works out is, he poses ultra left and then ruth -- i shouldn't say poses -- he runs as an ultraleft candidate in the first round of the primary, andn gets beyond that, and if he can pass as a hard-liner of immigration, just in time for the -- >> shannon: speaking of elections, the president talked about someone he would not mind matching up against next time around. here's what he has to say about the former vice president. >> i dream about barden. that's a dream. joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. and president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everyone was shocked that he did. >> shannon: there are a lot of people you know last time around who thought jo

republican john cox wrote on facebook, quote, as usual gavin newsom what it both ways. francisco mayor, reported undocumented used to ice,, he ws for it before he was against it. a usc ally times paul showed newsom with a comfortable 17 point lead over cox among those who planned to vote in november. it will be an interesting one. >> we will watch it on the west coast, thank you very much. for more insight into the california governor'so race and many other things, editor of the halftime report. >> happy. >> you see the story about gavin newsom. this is what he said about why they made changes, we were the poster child for the sanctuary policies been had this tragic ic example where someone was in our custody, ms 13 young person came and shot three members of the family. that is why they had to crackdown on thingske but when e president talks about cracking down he gets raked over the coals. there aren't these games everywhere, it was okay for democrat but not for the president? >> gavin do some is lucky. a visit come out in the primary it might have been enough for the

sworn in as the city's 45th mayor by former mayor and california's current lieutenant governor gavin newsom. now, breed acknowledged she is stepping to lead a city with a booming economy but also a city with many people struggling to get by. >> we have to continue to move san francisco forward but doing everything we can not to leave one san franciscan behind. >> yeah! whoo! >> reporter: and breed pledged to place quality of life issues at the very top of her priority list. she vowed to tackle the issue of homelessness by helping people suffering from mental illness and drug addiction. she also promised to clear tent camps and unwind the red tape that keeps the city from developing more affordable housing. the san francisco native looked back at her days growing up in public housing as she spoke out against the trump administration's immigration policies. >> we are gonna tell the president that here in san francisco, we don't put children in cages. we put them in the classrooms! >> whoo! >> i grew up just a few blocks from here as many of you know, but a world away. a young african-american

.>> i london breed -- >> reporter: shortly before noon lieutenant governor gavin newsom administered the oath of office before a crowd of thousands and the new mayor delivered a speech that spoke about her past in public housing and how that will shape the future she envisions for sentences go. >> we are not a tale of two cities. we are one san francisco, and as your mayor, i will do everything i can to unite us and bring us together for the purposes of doing exactly what we need to get on the right track. >> reporter: mayor breed wants to hire more police officers to improve public safety and spoke about how she will address problems such as homelessness, affordable housing and helping the youth. breed pledges to do things differently. >> we can't let the politics of progressive and moderate and all of those things that have torn our city apart get in the way of our ability to deliver for the people of san francisco. i am excited, i am fired up, let's go do this and get to work.>> reporter: she plans to be right back at work tomorrow as her office sent out a press release tonight sa

lieutenant governor gavin newsom will deliver the oath of office. she is going to hold office hours for two hours after the inauguration so people can line up if you want to meet with her in person and you're within that two-hour time frame. she is going to be getting acquainted with her new office. this entire inauguration ceremony is going to be streamed live on the city's website, that is sfgovtv.org and we'll get that link for you up on our website, cbssf.com. for now live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> president trump kicks off a high stakes trip around europe today. first stop, the nato summit. these are live pictures right now from brussels, belgium, where world leaders are gathered. but as laura podesta reports, it is president trump's final stop a summit with vladimir putin that is raising concerns. >> reporter: president trump met with nato's secretary- general this morning in brussels. >> i think the secretary- general likes trump. he may be the only one but that's okay with me. >> reporter: he thanked the president for pushi

gavin newsom. >> lieutenant governor newsom will now administer the mayoral oath of office to mayor-elect of the united states and the constitution of the state enemi foreign and domestic, that i bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter and during such time as i hold the position of mayor of the city a >> thank you so much, lieutenant governor. and now, ladies and gentlemen, i am thrilled to present to you the 45th mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the honorable london n. breed! >> thank you. thank you all so much for being here today. and i want to say thank you to the residents of the city and county of san francisco for entrusting me with this incredible honor. i want to thank my colleagues from the board of supervisors for being here and also i want to acknowledge my predecessors who are here today. mayors, jordan, agnes and willie brown head of the inaugural committee. mayor mark ferrell and i a

. >> former san francisco mayor and current lieutenant governor gavin newsom administered the oath of office. >>> while breed to spend some time talking about her challenges growing up, she also talked about the many challenges lying ahead. >> we are live at city hall with a look at mayor breed's plan for tackling a number of important issues. >> reporter: mayor breed says she is proud of the city of san francisco, but there are some areas where the city has failed to live up to its promise. today she pledged to get to work. mayor london breed's swearing in as the city's 45th mayor was a who's who of california pop -- politicians. including lieutenant governor gavin newsom, swearing her in. >> during such time as i hold the position -- >> of the mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: mayor breed addressed the jubilant crowd, including hard truths that san francisco has failed to care for the most vulnerable. the new mayor pledged to take on issues including combating homelessness. >> i need to get people off the st

. >>> gavin newsom is admitting he made a mistake when he was mayor of san francisco back in 2008.enacted a policy that required city law enforcement officials to report illegal immigrants arrested for serious crimes to i.c.e.. >> to the extent that the issue of due process came into question, over the course of years, that is fair game for reconsideration. >> he said he wishes he had take in a more nuanced approach 10 years ago. he is now a frontrunner in the race for governor. >>> pro-choice groups are getting behind gavin newsom, today to national organizations that support a woman's right to an abortion announced their endorsement. >>> a huge add splurged for you is republican congressman devon nunez who is going on the offensive against his hometown newspaper with a two-minute radio and tv ad. the fresno b reports that he used political donations to pay for $15,000 worth of tickets to celtics games, winery tours, and lavish trips to vegas. in his dad, he says that they have run multiple articles is slandering california agribusiness because he is an investor. he calls the repo

. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom tweeted a photo from yesterday. nancy pe low see tweeted her congratulations as well. . mayor breed tweeted this photo of herself looking out at the big crowd saying "thank you san francisco. now let's get to work". >>> some of that work is dealing with the city's homeless situation. on an average night 7,000 people in san francisco have nowhere to go for the night. that will require addressing three of the biggest issues -- mental health, drug addiction and affordable housing. overall homeless advocates like breed's approach but some plans are controversial. >> it's not really a path way into a solution if when there's no place for people to go. we're bringing #350e78 to the hospital every day and releasing them back to the streets. that's what's got to change. >> the mayor also supports safe injection sites to get needles off san francisco's streets and more treatment programs for substance abuse. >>> the man suspected of being the golden state killer is due in a sacramento courtroom today. he's accused of dozens

lieutenant governor gavin newsom is going to deliver the oath of office. and after the inauguration, london breed is going to hold office hours at city hall so the public can line up and come and talk to her. of course, that's if you get a close enough spot in line. she is only going to be there for about two hours. they are going to be streaming this entire ceremony live on the city's website, which is sfgovtv.org. the inauguration starts at 11 a.m. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the nato summit is under way in belgium this morning as president trump joints world leaders. he has been critical of them during his time in office. the president criticized america's allies for not contributing more money toward their defense. so far this year, five of the 29 countries in the alliance have spent 2% of their gdp on defense. the nato standard. the secretary-general of nato pointed out that the u.s. has not met the threshold and that other countries have increased military spending. >> it's an unfair burden on the united states. so we are here to talk about and i'm sur

they say 55% support lieutenant governor gavin newsom a democrat for governor compared to 31% who back republican businessman john cox. in the race for u.s. senate, incumbent dianne feinstein is a strong lead over state senator kevin deleon. she is ahead 46 to 24% despite de leon's endorsement by the state democratic party. the margin error of the poll is 4.3%. >>> the state supreme court ruled today that starbucks must pay employees for anytime they spend working off the clock after their shifts are over. the lawsuit was brought by a starbucks employee who said he was entitled to be paid for time he spent locking up and walking coworkers to their cars after he had physically clocked out. that extra time amounted to only 10 minutes a day before after more than a year it added up to about $100 in pay. in a unanimous ruling, the court ruled in favor of the employee. >>> another mural in san francisco's mission district has been vandalized. graffiti defaced a depiction of cesar chavez. it's the third mural in the mission to be defaced in the past few weeks. ktvu's rob roth talked with one

politicians from video messages from the state's congressional delegation to lieutenant governor gavin newsom swearing her in. >> and during such time as i hold the position of mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [ cheers [ -- [ cheers ] >> reporter: mayor breed's first address in front of the crowd included hard truths that san francisco has failed on some fronts to care for the most vulnerable. the new mayor pledged to take on major issues including reforming mental health care and drug treatment of the city as ways to combat homelessness. >> i want to get people off the streets who are shooting up. i want to get the needles off the streets. this is why i'm proposing safe injection sites. but more importantly, i want to make sure that we have treatment on demand. >> reporter: another priority, housing and gentrification a booming economy leaving people behind making some people feel unwelcome in their own city. she says san francisco needs to make good on the promise of affordable housing. >> we have made mistakes in the past by not moving housing production forward all over this

. >> the start of great >> honestly, >>> they say 55% support lieutenant gavin newsom compared to 41% for john cox. >>> in the race for senate, -- it is 46% to 24%. >>> a coyotes by a snack -- a trap in the east bay. a warning from wildlife officials who say the traps are inhumane and illegal. >>> les, roseanne barr is talking about the tweet that got her fired from abc. what she said tonight. >>> are getting close to the weekend. will take a look at the forecast and let you know how long the heat will stay in the valley. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> do it 11 pm, comedian roseanne barr is breaking her silence about the cancellation of her show in the wake of a racist tweet she posted. >> i was so sad that people thought it was racist. then i went into the whole thing about -- the whole discussion of racism and it blew my mind. it is so much a part of what the show i was doing was about.

several former mayors will be there including willy brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. newsom. >>> sounds like it's a nice day for that inauguration. let's check in with our expert. >> not as warm as yesterday when it was 77 in the city. >> that's warm for city folk. >> ten-degree above average. et will be about 67 today. there's always sun in the city making its move over san pablo bay. so it's a favorable pattern for this. watch it go from absolutely nothing to solid here. it's picked up big time. it's lying down the coast. tropical moisture in check until friday. 50s and 60s at sfo. that's off there and they're working on it. minus 12 compared to yesterday at this time. concord the leader of the pack so far. everybody is showing a decrease in temperatures. blackhawk, 53. 57 in el sabrante. there's an on shore breeze and 52 water temperatures in san francisco. the fog is ready to go. cooler for most today. 4:32 and sal tells us traffic is doing well so far. >> good morning, steve. let's go out and take a look at 80 westbound in solano county. the super commute traffic

as we mentioned earlier, in 2,008 with the foresight of gavin unit -- gavin newsom and n the brains of michael cohen is not here, china s.f. was created as a public-private partnership in the chamber of commerce. i still remember it when i was chief deputy in the communications office that he announced he would set aside $2.1 million to establish a china desk. being the sceptic on warm, i said i will believe it when i see it. ten years later, 100 companies, and more than 100 jobs created and definitely more than $5 billion of foreign direct investment, global s.f. is an independent organization. our work will be on economic development. our job will be making san francisco and the bay area at the destination of choice for overseas companies. what we conduct local businesses with the rest of the world. i would like you all to please meet members of the global s.f. team. please raise your hands when i call your name. hannah lee, director of china s.f. [applause] leanne wong, program manager of china s.f. [applause] joe lynn vallejo, director of latin s.f. [applause] laura jenkins, direct

. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom delivering the oath of office in front of an enthusiastic crowd of almost a thousand people here in front of san francisco city hall. london breed is the city's first black female mayor. she grew up in san francisco, public housing, as kenny mentioned. raised by her grandmother. she has a graduate degree from us f and she was president of the board of supervisors and acting mayor for a brief period after the late mayor ed lee died. she said today is a new beginning for san francisco. >> here in the city of st. francis, we support one another. we look out for one another. we defend one another. because service to others is our highest calling. i am prepared for our many city challenges to emerge and i know together we can accomplish anything. >> reporter: all right, and right after the ceremony today, the new mayor, london breed, is expected to head to her office ceou members of the public can meet and greet with her. she's going to be there for about two hours, so a lot of the people that are out here right now in civic center plaza are goin

several former mayors will be there including willy brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. newsom. >>> sounds like it's a nice day for that inauguration. let's check in with our expert. >> not as warm as yesterday when it was 77 in the city. >> that's warm for city folk. >> ten-degree above average.

now, gubernatorial idea gavin newsome will be here. >>> a zoo escape turns deadly after a jaguar gets loose. what happened? details on how zoo keepers finally tracked down the big cat. >>> back open for business. a little girl out filling water bottles again. and last time, the event had her selling again today. >>> right now, still seeing 80s around the are trivalley. similar stretch for tomorrow. and mid 90s and a chance of more tropical clouds coming your way. the details coming right back. t >>> a zoo in new orleans will reopen tomorrow morning after a jaguar escaped from its habitat and killed six animals today. this happened this morning. the zoo was closed to the public, that is good news, the jaguar killed four al pack kas, an emu and a fox. an hour of the escape, a vet tracked him down and sedated him. he is returned to his enclosure. officials say this is the first time something like this has happened. >> the guest and the staff, the animals are the number one priority and we take this situation very seriously and are working to investigate everything that happened so that

. >> reporter: gavin newsom got 34% of the vote, and cox got 25%. one thing that may have helped, the endorsement of president trump. >> i didn't vote for the president. i've never met him or talked to him, but he endorsed me, and i welcomed it. >> reporter: he says the president endorsed him because he's a businessman. >> i have a different personality. i hope people see that. that's fine. he is who he is and i am who i am. i tell you, at the end of the day, it's about the results for people. >> reporter: he's run several businesses and says the problem with california government is corruption, small groups spending large amounts of money on politicians who cater to their agenda. >> the people on the extremes are the ones who write the checks. the best way to raise money and raise awareness is to be extreme. that leaves out so many people in the middle who don't care about politics. they just care about getting to work, feeding their families, getting their kids the best education they can. >> reporter: cox says he wants to focus on those people. h

a new poll puts gavin newsom and dianne feinstein in the lead for their respective races. first, the governor's race. newsom topping john cox 55% to 31%. the numbers come from the public policy institute of california. now, over in the senate race, dianne feinstein has 46% support. nearly double that of her challenger, state senator kevin de leon, who has just 24%. >> coming up on today in the bay, we're watching menlo park's facebook shares continue to slide in early trading. its market cap has dropped more than $100 billion overnight. a live report on the market next. >>> plus, hyundai responding to president trump's tariff war. what the automaker is thinking about doing may be good for american workers. we'll explain next. >>> good morning. i'm leslie picker at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could be in for a topsy turvy day today. the dow has indicated to open higher after president trump and european officials announce they have made progress in talks to avoid further trade tensions and tariffs. the nasdaq could drop fol

former mayer gavin newsom is expected to wearler her in. there will be the san francisco gay men's choir, we've been listening to a high school jazz band play this morning as people arrive. and really good news, t cat.morning, but i suns now shining on london breed as she prepares to become the new mayor. after this ceremony, she is expected to go and greet people for a couple hours interests city hall at her new office. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> a long pdg and exciting day her no doubt. keep it right here for more live coverage of the the lieu ten nachbts governtena introducing her. and we are streaming it live. >>> new at 11:00, we are learning about a somewhat secretive police operation in san mateo, something which woke up neighbors and had them reviewing their surveillance video. matt keller is live for us. so what is going on? >> reporter: neighbors are wondering what happened here. early this morning they heard a lot of noise, a lot of yelling. and now they have a lot of questions about what took

gavin newsom, top contender for governorcalifornia, backing away from single-payer health care systemhe formerly golden state will weigh in. >>> lisa page, peter strzok expected to testify on capitol hill this week but president trump says, maybe they're getting cold feet. that is what he tweeted from air force one. the judge on that. >>> now take a look at sacramento, california, the capital of the formerly golden state. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have

she will be sworn in by current candidate for governor gavin newsom. other former mayors will be on hand, dianne feinstein, art agnos and willie brown will be there. >>> the plan to california hit a roadblock. opponents filed a lawsuit asking the state's supreme court to pull the proposition from the fall ballot. the lawsuit claims it would drastically alter the state's government and constitutional framework and it would break the state into three regions. no response yet fr venture capitalist tim draper who is behind the initiative. >>suspended. for that number. >> were you aware of that? a i know nothing about th fatal crash that killed a woman was operating off the grid in the bay area. i'm vicky nguyen. what happened after we brought our findings to the chp next. >> plus, does there is car look familiar? what the driver is accuses of doing right before speeding away fr a local court. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog and low clouds returning back across the bay. i'll let you know how much cooler tomorrow and who get did the most out of

kimberly guilfoyle was once married to lieutenant governor gavin newsom when he was mayor of sentences go. lately, she has been cohosting the five on fox news, and dating donald trump junior after he separated from his wife. according to cnn, guilfoylisa n called america first policies, which supports the president. >> denied, the story of a bay area tech executive who some see is a pioneer of the me to movement coming to the small screen. netflix and shawna rimes have bought the rights to alan powell's memoir. it tells the story of her failed gender determination suit against venture capital firm kleiner perkins back in 2012. the lawsuit put a spotlight on sexual misconduct in silicon valley. >>> coming up, juvenile jaws, more young great white sharks showing up in an unusual spot. >>> i'm on a one-of-a-kind shark survey trip out here in monterey bay. coming up, we will bring you up close and personal to great whites. >>> and, contaminated cabernet, traces of japan's nuclear disaster now showing up in some of napa valley's world-famous wine. >>> and, a ridge in wildfire is taking a to

. >> lieutenant governor, gavin newsom who once ledeles bhe first thing on breed's agenda. >> street issues are out of control. they just are. i'm saying this. i'm almost that cranky old guy saying, what's happened to my city every time i'm here shopping or with my kids. i'm thinking wow. >> on the issue of immigration breed took a stab at president trump's old policy of separating kids from their parents. >> we don't put children in cages. we put them in the classrooms. >> reporter: that message of helping san franciscans resonated with this crowd. >> she brings hope. she brings know-how. she brings competence. >> reporter: during her campaign, she spoke of keeping people in san francisco from being displaced. >> people don't want to come and work here if you can't afford to live here. you can't get good teachers. you can't live here off $70,000 a year. >> after the ceremony, she greeted dignitaries and others inside her office. >> on this day, we're committed to rolling up our sleeves and working together. >> reporter: she also said that work, time and prayer is what is needed to g

. >> it was san francisco mayor number 42, gavin newsom who swore in the 45th mayor of the city, londonshe's described by many as a healer and leader who can unite residents on issues that matter most in the city. beginning with homelessness and drugs. >> on this day we are committed to rolling up our sleeves and working together. >> newsom who himself found the problem of homelessness especially challenging had this advice for the new mayor. >> you got to be tough on it. you got to be compassionate. no city does more. you got to demand more. it's a two-way conversation. >> on the issue of immigration, breed took a stab at president trump's old policy of separating kids from their parents. snie we don't put children in cages. we put them in the classrooms. >> i am confident behind her that we're going to protect your immigrant children, that we're going to fight for jobs, for mental health. for all the people in the street. there's so much hope today. >> during her campaign, breed spoke of keeping people in san francisco from being displaced. >> keeping people in the city of san francis

francisco's 42nd mayor and the current lieutenant-governor the great state of california, the honorable gavin newsomemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> they will support and defend... >> i will support and defend... >> the constitution of the united states! >> the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> against all enemies. >> against all enemies. >> foreign and domestic. >> foreign and domestic. >> that i bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i bear truth faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> i take this obligation freely. >> without any purpose of evasion. >> or purpose of evasion. >> that i will well and faithfully discharge. >> i will well and faithfully discharge. >> duties upon which i'm about to enter. >> the duties which i'm about to enter. >> and during such time i hold the position. >> and during such time as i hold the position. >> as mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> as mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [c

the cluband after now mayor london breed was sworn in by former city mayor and now lt govenor gavin newsome....she addressed the crowd, promising reforms to fix the many problems faced by city residents....including very visable issue of those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction on the streets...the housing crunch....and affordability.... .we are not a tale of two cities we are one san do everything i can i will do for the purposes of doing what we need to do to get on the right trackbreed hinted at moving past the drama of her being unseated as acting mayor after the death of the late mayor ed lee....we can't let the politics a progressive and moderate and all of those things that i've torn r. city apart get in the way of our ability to deliver for the people of san franciscomany of the the city's african american populaiton in the crowd said they believe her background will help her stay focused on the task ahead. she's been through poverty she's lived in the housing projects she's live the life that a lot of mayer's before her have never lived so she's the one to fight this

the oath of office will be administered by gavin newsom.econd time that london breed takes the oath. she served as acting mayor after the unexpected death of mayor ed leigh back in december. after about a month, the supervisors voted to replace her until the special election. breed won that election. we spoke with a reporter about what will likely be breed's top priorities. >> pledging to build 5000 units of housing and gear. she is also pledged to eliminate the tenant camping problem. that means finding places for people in those encampments to go. >> reporter: prior to being elected as mayor, she was a board of supervisor president and she was the district 5 supervisor since 2012. seating again opens at 10:00. about 1000 people are expected. the ceremony itself starts at 11:00 and is expected to last until about 12:30. keep in mind if you drive or walk through this area, will be a street closed for the duration of the event. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> what is the biggest issue facing the city o

this mayor wants to do away with ice and i'm sure gavin newsom is fine with that as well.out the other things they are messing up so what do they do? they put in sanctuary state, ice and all these issues so that people will talk about those and will not talk about how much their wrenches and how much the gasoline is, how our schools are 47 in the nation and they'd rather us talk about the fighting between washington and sacramento. i'm done with it will correct the things. charles: john, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: we've reached out to gavin newsom to talk on the show and we not heard back from them. let's bring in judge andrew napolitano and what you make of this - we know this mayor seriously does not like the border patrols or ice - philadelphia - when they did the court battle but now the idea that they won't share arrest records will make ices job more. >> when it in his ability - i'm smiling because when they share records with the feds the feds pay for it. this is a contract which says 4x dollars you are entitled to and the feds have d

when gavin newsom was mayor, he had a flood during his time. he's the only person that i know that came from the city to come and talk to the neighbors and find out what was going on. following that, there was some mitigation, where they did some tunneling in the street. they tried to get the water to do whatever they're trying to get the water to do. theres with an improvement. we haven't had a major issue since that time. so my concern is, first of all, where the meetings were held, a lot of my neighbors are senior citizens. so i didn't understand why the community meetings weren't in the library that's right on mission street near our neighborhood. that would ensure -- it's 2, 3 blocks away -- my neighbors could come to that. when there are meetings all over the place, they're not coming. they don't know how to get there. that's one suggestion. my other suggestion, prior to going forth, the language -- i'm sorry? >> president kwon: didn't say anything. >> okay. my other suggestion that the language that will be proposed, i would suggest that

. >>> voters prefer gavin newsom for governor over republican john cox. 55% of the people polled prefersom over cox. that includes independents. environmental issues are the most important issue with them with draught and water supply being the top problem facing the state. the senator still remains the frontrunner to be elected. both candidates are democrats and this poll is likely good news for feinstein after the official endorsement was handed earlier this month. the margin of error for both polls is 4%. >>> coming up, why millions of dollars designated to put pg&e electrical lines underground has instead been spent elsewhere. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>

. >> she will be sworn in by another former san francisco mayor gavin newsom. this afternoon and she's going to emcee the event performing the national anthem to the curtis family, a group of siblings ages 8-13. they call themselves the c- notes. the san francisco gay men's chorus will also provide entertainment. >>> for a second time the board of supervisors rejected mayor mark ferrell's nominee to the police commission. he wanted to reappoint long time commissioner joseph marshall but the board blocked it by a vote of 8-3. london breed was one of the supervisors who supported the appointment. some who rejected marshall says he's too close to the police union. others say the new mayor should have a say in the selection. it's not clear if the mayor will pick marshall or if he would accept it. >>> a man accused of killing a mother and her adult daughter last week in antioch is due in court today. the 55 -year old valinda scott and her daughter were shot july july 5th inside their home on delta fair boulevard. the daughter died at the scene and her mother died la

i can recall getting a phone call from her and saying, did you know that gavin newsom is on the radio talking about taxis? in case you want to call in. she did this several times. she was always alert to these issues and always -- she gave her heart and soul to the industry and to the drivers of the industry. to anybody who says different, i say it's a lie. >> thank you very much for the wise and kind words. >> i want to say thank you for explaining what had happened to director ramos. i couldn't quite figure out since his name disappeared from the list. thanks for explaining that. i could not disagree more with my friend tarik mahmoud and agree more with my friend mark. i will miss tara, she's a wonderful and warm person at these meetings and elsewhere. her passing is noted and i appreciate that. >> thank you very much. i'm doing this out of order. mr. ramos, i should have asked you to please come up and few parting words to your colleagues here on the board. i should have done that right after i gave you the plaque. >> thank you all very much. i really want to say more than anything

at that time, i actually was working with then supervisor gavin newsom that enabled community benefit districts in the mixed use districts that we have all over the cities. we have two in fisherman's wharf, one on broadway. virtually in every district of the city. they have value added. if property owners or if some cases tenants, choose to assess extra dollars for business retention and recruitment, additional street cleaning, additional public safety, and if you are a member of the government audit and oversight committee as former supervisor breed and chair of that committee, supervisor kim, know, every year, we see updates and progress reports. we monitor them. they can actually be disbanded at any time by the board of supervisors if they're not functioning well. and in this particular instance, i want to give a shoutout to one particular individual, which is susan markel fox who has been dogged in her determination to supplement what we already have, which is the lower polk c.b.d., which has exceeded everybody's hopes, whether it comes to street cleanliness, dealing with the home