you became preoccupied with telling the story of one man, harvey milk, who was the first publicly gayny us city in san francisco. right. what was it about the milk story that you believed could change hearts and minds? well, i'll break that down a bit. first i think only a story can change hearts and i think only hearts can change minds. that's how i see it. so, if you want to change it, don't start here. that's a mistake we see on tv programmes and news programmes all day and night. start here. tell a personal story. that is — personal stories can leap over the walls built by politics, region, and by religion, and by race — go right through them. and i have always believed in the power of story to do that. and i get that from the south, i learned that from a bunch of conservative southern folks who liked their whiskey and telling stories that night. secondly, there was a story — i was lucky enough at a certain point, my mum remarried and she remarried a good catholic, which meant he went to church twice a year. and he was much more open—minded and he also had orders to ship off to th

if that happens, the new terminal will be called harvey milk terminal 1.e at sfo, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new b.a.r.t. train now rolling through stations on test runs. at 10:45, we'll take you onboard to see what's new and see how soon they'll be introduced in to service. >> plus, marketing marijuana. the bill working its way through sacramento that would snuff out certain kinds of pot-related advertisements. >> up next, we'll take you to san francisco where al gore appeared for a special screening of his new documentary. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> new at 10:00, former vice president al gore in the bay area tonight to promote his new movie. it's called "an inconvenient sequel, truth to power." it comes a decade after his original movie introduced the concept of climate change to many people. paul chambers is o

if all goes according to plan, this could be the terminal that is renamed after harvey milk if the legislation is passed. there is hope this time around the civil rights leader will be honored at sfo. four years ago, there was a push to name all of sfo after milk, but there was opposition from some who wanted to name the airport after others. an advisory committee was formed to scale down the effort and work to name a terminal after milk. supervisor hillary ronen plans to introduce the legislation today. she said terminal 1 is an ideal place to honor milk. >> it is a way to give people who are shunned by society and other cities and towns in this country hope that they are welcome here and that they are welcomed to be who they are. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will likely vote on the measure and said tempur- pedic supervisors tell ktvu they expected to pass. we will follow these measures throughout the day and try to get some reaction to see what they think about the idea as they fly in and out of terminal 1 which could be renamed after harvey milk. >>> new video this morning -- two t

late harvey milk was an outspoken leader for the gay rights movement.ia mikaelian joins us now -- christien kafton joins us now from sfo . >> reporter: good morning. we are inside terminal 1 at sfo. this terminal could be renamed for harvey milk if the legislation passes. there's confidence and hope that this time he will be honored at sfo. four years ago there was a push to name all of sfo after harvey milk, led by then supervisor david campos. but there was opposition from some who wanted the airport named for others. an advisory committee was formed to scale down the effort and work to name a terminal after harvey milk. one supervisor plans to injured us -- introduced the legislation today. she said terminal 1 is an ideal place. >> it's a way to give people who are shunned by society and other cities and towns in this country hope that they are welcome here and they are welcome to be who they are. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will likely vote on the measure in september. supervisors tell ktvu they are expecting the measure to pass . coming b

this terminal could be renamed for harvey milk if the legislation passes to a supervisor plans to introduceegislation today. she said this terminal is ideal to honor milk. >> it is a way to give people who are shunned by society and other cities in town in this country hope that they are welcome here and they are welcome to be who they are. >> four years ago there was a push to name all of sfo after harvey milk, led by david compos. but there was opposition from some who wanted the airport named for others. an advisory committee was formed to scale down the effort and they worked to rename the terminal after milk. passengers flying today had mixed opinions about the idea. >> i think that would be a great idea. harvey milk was a very honorable person. in gay rights and civil rights. i prefer living at terminal 1. i think it's easy to remember. >> reporter: construction is still underway at terminal one. the board of supervisors will likely vote on the measure in september. supervisors tell ktvu they think it will pass. as you heard, there is some divided opinion among passengers. others say

people flooded harvey milk plaza to speak out against president trump's ban on transgender people in the military showing their frustration at the mic and on signs. >> it makes no sense for him to do this other than to cater to his base who are in many ways conservative religious voters. >> reporter: theresa sparks is a transgender woman who served in the navy five years before she transitioned. whether they served or identify with the trans community, a huge crowd turned out in support. >> i'm so tired of having to say the stuff that should be understood like even though it's not your life, everyone is still a human being. >> reporter: the president's tweets sounded like new policy. the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. the white house could not explain what this meant for thousands of transgender individuals serving now. >> obviously it's a very difficult decision. it's not a simple one, but the president feels that it's the best one for the military. >> but you can't answer the question of what'

the new plan to name terminal 1 after harvey milk comes a few years after plans were scrapped to name the entire airport after him. the board of supervisors will likely vote on the measure in september. >>> police in oakland are investigating two more fires at homeless camps. one of them broke out this morning. they're the latest in a series of fires at homeless encampments around the bay area. ktvu crime reporter henry lee with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: they're requesting our assistance. >> the fire broke out at a homeless camp at 5th and market in west oakland late saturday night. >> market, a homeless encampment on fire. >> reporter: the fire happened a block away from this fire in may. both fires happened under interstate 880 and this is what's left of the tents that burned up. the flames also destroyed a traffic signal at the corner. a city of oakland public works crew was busy with repairs which forced other traffic signals to go off line. within an hour of the fire, oakland police arrest a 33-year-old man for allegedly starting it but it turns out he had not

. >> terminal one would carry the name of the late harvey milk. >> reporter: we are here at terminalne. the legislation is set to go before the board today. the supervisor said terminal one is an ideal place to honor harvey milk. >> it's a way to give people that are shunned by society hope that they are welcome here and that they are welcome to be who they are. >> reporter: this is not the first time. four years ago, there was a push to name all of sfo after milk but there was some opposition from some that wanted the airport named for others, they scaled down the effort and instead worked to name a terminal after milks. passengers had mixed opinions about the idea. >> it's a great idea. it was political genius in the way he reformed a lot of san francisco and the bay area. they initiated a statue and a start to gay rights. >> i prefer terminal one, it's easy to remember. >> reporter: the measure is likely to come before the board of supervisors for a boat in september. they are expecting it to pass, we will continue to follow the story and bring you the latest developments througho

if organizers get their way, it could soon be known as the harvey milk terminal.y terminal one is an ideal place to honor harvey milk. >> it is a way to give people who are shunned by society and other cities and towns in this country hope that they are welcomed here and they are welcome to be who they are. >> reporter: this is not the first time the idea has been floated. there was a push to name all of sfo after milk four years ago led by david compos. but there was opposition from some who wanted the airport named for others. an advisory committee was formed to get on the effort and instead name a terminal after milk. passengers flying today had mixed opinions. >> i think it's fantastic. he was a political genius and the way he reform san francisco and the bay area. and they initiated a stature and start to gay-rights. >> i prefer leaving at terminal 1. i think it's very easy to remember. why not have 1, 2 and 3. >> reporter: the supervisors are expected to vote in september. supervisors who spoke with ktvu say they expect it to pass. >>> bart says commuters wi

a library named after harvey milk is on the edge of 16th, sandwiched by homes and businesses alike, it's a popular place for families, but that's not all. >> this library in the last year or two years has become unpleasant to come to because it doesn't feel safe. >> reporter: the library has become a haven for the homeless. they loiter by day, camp out by night. while inside, it's become a warm and safe escape from the elements including a bathroom. and it's creating a big issue. >> someone got poked last saturday. someone that was cleaning, volunteered cleaning the library, got poked by a used syringe. >> reports of theft in the parking lot if a car was broken in to or stolen. litter, debris outside. noise complaints. we heard a lot of that. >> reporter: the library added lighting, posted signs and stepped up security and held a series of community meetings where they developed a landscape architect plan to make the ground safer. phase 1 is underway right now. >> also making it welcoming. that's really the top thing. people should be able to walk by a branch and say i want to go in ther

it would be renamed the harvey milk terminal if supervisors get their way. e legislation will be introduced today. she says terminal 1 at the airport is an ideal place to honor milk. >> it is a way to give people who are shunned by society and other cities and towns in this country hope that they are welcome here and that they are welcome to be who they are. >> reporter: now, four years ago, there was a push to name all of sfo after milk, led by david campos. but there was opposition from others who wanted the airport named for other people. an advisory committee was form today scale down the effort. instead worked to name a terminal after milk. passengers this morning have a split opinion. some like the idea and others say it would make the airport more confusing. >> i prefer leaving it terminal 1 actually. i think it is easy to remember. there's 2 and 3. why not have 1, 2 and 3. >> i think it could be something that could memorialize him in a way other than just a movie or anything like that. i think it is something that should happen. pen. >> reporter: the

trump's announcement over twitter that longer serve in t military drew hundreds of protesters at harvey milk plaza in the castro. >> we don't always focus on the t as much as the l and g, so i think that's important for us to be their allies and march with them. >> parents jim and tina made sure to bring their children. >> we talked about how it's like if they're on the playground and someone is making fun of one of their friends or being mean to one of their friends, they have to stand up for them. it's not exactly the same, but important to stand up for other people. >> the message was clear. continue the fight more so than they ever have before. trans rights are human rights. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lgbt rights. we cannot be deterred, and donald trump is strong. i am strong. >> strong and united, a community emboldened. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> caitlyn jenner is responding to what she calls the president's attack on transgender service members. in a letter to president trump, jenner says the news was devastating and americans should be outraged by

days later he broke news of assassinations of san francisco mayor george mosconi and supervisor harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours since the 38 caliber pistol went off nine times and took the lives of the two leaders. >> he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the chair with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up in the bay area in the 1970s. i traveled to china with van amburg. we were among the first western journalists allowed to report from inside the communist country when relations were finally normalized. he told stories and connected with viewers in a way thang chaed the media landscape. he left "abc 7 news" in 1986. >>> now, i'm expected to say goodbye but i'm not going to say goodbye, just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> van amburg died at his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. david louie, "abc 7 news." >>> who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. star

days later he broke news of assassinations of san francisco mayor george mosconi and supervisor harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours since the 38 caliber pistol went off nine times and took the lives of the two leaders. >> he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the chair with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up in the bay area in the 1970s. i traveled to china with van amburg. we were among the first western journalists allowed to report from inside the communist country when relations were finally normalized. he told stories and connected with viewers in a way thang chaed the media landscape. he left "abc 7 news" in 1986. >>> now, i'm expected to say goodbye but i'm not going to say goodbye, just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> van amburg died at his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. david louie, "abc 7 ne [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you

proposal to ranme sfo -- after the late "harvey milk. == >>> you might recall a few years ago there wasposal to rename sfo after the late havre were mill. but that didn't happen. a new name to name terminal one after the first openly guy elected. official. . assassinated in 1978. the plan introduced to the board of supervisors today that could happen. rob mayeda one last check what's happening in the morning. do we have a few hours of relief. >> the afternoon low 90s tomorrow. upper 90s starting thursday. >> that's a tough one. thanks for joining us here at 11:00. hope to see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer, musical guest,

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. >> back at home, hundreds of protesters marched at harvey milk plaza to demonstrate against president trump's action and they have a clear action. trans rights are human rights. >> why what he's focused on the "t" as much as we do the "l" and "g." and i think it's important to be their allies and march with them. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lbgt rights. we cannot be deterred and donald trump is strong. i am strong. >> members of the lbgtq community feared things would be different under a trump presidency. still, they say the transgander ban came as a shock. >>> president trump's brand new communications director is cracking down on white house leaks. in this now deleted tweet anthony scaramucci said in light of the disclosure of my financial information i'll be contacting the fbi and justice department and signed it #reince. >> if reigns wants to explain he's not a leaker, let him do that and the president and i have a good idea who the leakers are, who the senior leakers are in the white house. >> in that 0-minute phone call scaramucci added he's a straight shooter

to demonstrators last night. [ screaming ] >> reporter: they chanted a phrase popular during the harvey milk fight for gay rights in the 1970s. people spoke out about against the transgender ban against people in the military showing their frustration at the mic and on signs. [ men and women screaming ] >> makes no sense other than to cater to his base who are in many ways conservative religious folks. >> reporter: theresa sparks a transgender woman served in the navy for 5 years before she became a man. whether they served or identify with a transcommute, a huge crowd turned out in support. >> i'm so tired of having to say the stuff that should be understood, like, even though it's not your life, everyone is still a human being. >> reporter: the president's tweets sounded like new policy. the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. the white house could not explain what this meant for thousands of transgender individuals serving now. >> obviously, it's a very difficult decision. it's not a simple one. but the p

. >> let's talk about harvey milk, because the library is named after him.hat would he think about all of this? >> knowing some of his history, he would be engaged with us and talking and figuring out what's happening here. he would be our partner in creating a space that's welcoming to all. that's what i think would happen. >> it really is sign of the times in a city where the balancing, you know, the line just seems so fragile these days. >> reporter: mike ballicote, ktvu fox 2 news. >> phase 2 begins right after the planning is cleat. >>> a new study finds that the cost of howing continues to rise in the bay area. there are not enough single family homes to keep up with demand. prices have spike bid 16% so far in the 1st half of the year in contracosta and alameda counties. >>> you may have noticed the software update for your am iphone, ipad, and mac computer. apple is rolling out what they call a critical security patch to thwart a potential attack the vulnerability exists over broadcom wi-fi chip, allowing nearby hackers to compromise devices via wi-fi

. >>> honoring harvey milk by naming -- says he is making it a priority. the plan was introduced to the full board of supervisors today. has the support of the key body, the airport facility naming advisory committee. >>> construction on a new hotel at the airport. crews started work on the grand hyatt. expected to open in two years. >>> big cities are growing across america. growing at nearly twice the rate as they did years ago. according to the wallet hub, san jose is the tenth best big city in the u.s. san francisco is number 16. oakland comes in at number 50. virginia beach, virginia is ranked number one. >>> another possible first for san francisco. the reason the city wants to ban controversial flame retardant chemicals. plus. >> what do we have to lose to work together to find solutions. right now at 6-30: a standing ovation for senator john mccain. a remarkable returns to the senate >>> rating now 6:30, a standing ovation for senator john mccain. the republicans needed his vote today and gave them just enough to opening the gate on repealing and r

. >> the transgender ban drew hundreds of protesters to harvey milk plaza.o insure trans rights are human rights. >> president trump announced the new policy on twitter. it drew criticism from democrats and republicans on capitol hill. still, some are praising the president. southern california congressman duncan hunter said it was the, quote, absolute right decision. the pentagon estimates there are roughly 2500 active service members on duty. >> one of the men charged in oakland's ghost ship fire is making a bid for freedom. he wants to reduce or eliminate the $1 million bail he's held on. he faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person killed in the inferno. almena rented the warehouse and illegally converted it to apartment spaces. harris rented it too. his supporters say he's being used as a scapegoat. >> also happening today, the california public utilities commission is holding two public hearings to get feedback about pg&e's rate increase over the next three years. in may, the cpuc authorized the utility's rate hike request. it wi

reporter: days later he broke the news of the assassinations of san francisco mayor and supervisor harvey milk>> been seven hours since that ..38 caliber pistol went off nine times and took the lives of the leaders. >> he reported it on the chair with which the zoed ydiak kille stocked the bay area. i travelled to china with van amberg. we were among the first western journalists allowed to go inside the country when relations were normalized. van amberg left abc 7 in 1986. >> now i'm expected to say goodbye but i'm not going to say goodbye, just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> reporter: he died in his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. abc i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks

. >> lets talk about harvey milk, he library is named after him. all of this? >> he would be engaged with us in talking and figuring out what is happening here and he would be our partner in creating the space that is welcoming to all. that's what i hope would be happening. >> it is a sign of the times, in a city where the balancing, you know, the line just seems so fragile these days. >> thank you, frank. the first phase of the project is set to be completed in a matter of weeks, phase two begins after that. >>> coming up, she's one of the original dream girls, you know her for her soulful voice, we have jennifer holiday joining us in minutes before her performance in the bay area tomorrow night >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and informati

reporter: days later he broke the news of the assassinations of the mayor of san francisco and harvey milk it's been seven hours now since the two leaders died. >> reporter: he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the chair with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up in the bay area in the '70s. i traveled to china with van amberg. we were among the first to report inside the communist country. he connected with viewers in a way that changed the media landscape. he left abc 7 in 1986. >> i'm not going to say goodbye, just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> reporter: he died in his east bay home last thursday. bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. at at&t, we believe in access. bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. 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 ben

. >>> two san francisco elected leaders re-launch an effort to honor harvey milk by naming part of sfo after him. he became america's first openly gay elected official 40 years ago. he was murdered in 1978. now supervisors want to name trminal one and an access road after milk. this comes four years after airport commissioners rejected the idea of naming the entire airport after milk or any other person. >>> the san francisco man who was caught on tape abusing his puppy was sentenced to three years probation. 26-year-old was seen abusing 10 month old in an elevator in hay. he pleaded no contest to two disdemeanors. he's required to perform community service and pay for the puppy's care. a rescue group is working to fiebds a new home. this video comes from animal care and control. shows him interacting with officers. looks pretty happy. they say he was treated for his injuries and looks like he's doing much, much better. >>> he's now facing a legal battle off the court. >> resulted over the past year that night plays back in my head over and over again. >> the night now causing night ha

reporter: days later he broke the news of the assassinations of the mayor of san francisco and harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours now since the two leaders died. >> reporter: he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the chair with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up in the bay area in the '70s. i traveled to china with van amberg. we were among the first to report inside the communist country. he connected with viewers in a way that changed the media landscape. he left abc 7 in 1986. >> i'm not going to say goodbye, just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> reporter: he died in his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. david louie, "abc7 news." ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who

(grant) several hundred people...maybe a thousand...rallied at market and castro tonight....harvey milkplaza. this was clearly a last minute gathering...dubbed an emergency protest...but to people there...the stakes are too high to stay home and stay quiet. a sea of people... coming together tonight in san francisco to rally against the president's new transgender military ban.jeff sheehy, sf supervisor: "i was horrified i was disgusted." city supervisor jeff sheehy...like most of the roughly one thousand other people there tonight...were outraged when they heard the president's announcement.sheehy: "this is a terrible terrible horrible thing against people who have stepped up with the courage to serve to protect our freedoms." the change in policy hits especially close to home for theresa sparks, who advises mayor lee on transgender issues...and served in the u-s navy. theresa sparks, senior adviser to sf mayor on transgender initiatives:"the american people should be offended, what happens next, does he go after gays and lesbians, women, people who were born in a different country, wh

supervisors say they will move to name san francisco international airport's terminal one after the late harvey milk. this was tried once before by former supervise david campos but his successor says this time it's a go. >> i'm excited to as soon as possible introduce that legislation! so we don't have to wait any longer. >> reporter: so a very busy day here at city hall leaving several major questions left unanswered and probably chief among them, how will the city manage california's new marijuana frontier still set to hit us in early 2018? >> next item, madam clerk? >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> a disturbing case in solano county. a father is under arrest accused of abandoning his newborn in a shopping center parking lot. police believe the 18-year-old seen on this surveillance video leaving the car seat at a parking lot in suisun city yesterday. the 16-day-old baby was taken to a hospital and is now being watched by child protective services. tests also reveal the baby has an undisclosed medical condition. daniel mitchell of fairfield is now facing several charges, i

>> days later, broke the news of the assassinations of the san francisco mayor and supervisor, harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours now since the pistol went off and took the lives of the two leaders. >> he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the terror with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up u in the bay area in the 1970s. i traveled to china with him. we were among the first western journalists allowed to report from inside the communist cou y country. he told stories and corrected with viewers in a way that changed the media landscape. he left abc 7 in 1986. >> now, i'm expected to say good-bye, but i'm not going say good-bye just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> he died in his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. david lui, abc 7 news. >>> time now is 5:55. one hero was on a mission to pasave snack time., watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. ♪ ♪ the

>> days later, broke the news of the assassinations of the san francisco mayor and supervisor, harvey milknt off and took the lives of the two leaders. >> he wasn't always behind the news desk. he reported on the terror with which the zodiac killer stalked the bay area and worked to expose the many cults that popped up u in the bay area in the 1970s. i traveled to china with him. we were among the first western journalists allowed to report from inside the communist country. he told stories and corrected with viewers in a way that changed the media landscape. he left abc 7 in 1986. >> now, i'm expected to say good-bye, but i'm not going say good-bye just that i won't be saying hello to you from here anymore. >> he died in his east bay home last thursday. he was 86 years old. david lui, abc 7 news. one hero was on a mission to pasave snack time., watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> welcome back. here are the winning numbers from last night's megamillions drawing

dozens gathered in the castro, many reflecting on harvey milk's fight for rights in the 1970s. in a series of tweets yesterday, president trump wrote: readiness, this was about unit cohesion, this was about ces with military." mr. trump ransgender individuals would burden the >> this is about military readiness, this is about unit cohesion. this is about resources within the military. >> mr. trump says transgender individuals would burden the military with tremendous medical costs but a 2016 study found those costs would add less than $9 million to the more than half trillion dollars defense budget. several thousand more are in the reserves. >>> as the world anticipates another missile test from north korea, tensions are getting higher on the korean peninsula. the u.s. defense official says another launch could happen within a week. this after a first successful test earlier this month of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach alaska! this week the cia director mike pompeo talked about the need for a regime change in north korea. >> it would be a great thing to

hundreds of protesters marched at harvey milk plaza in the castro last night. they have a clear message. trans rights are human rights. >> don't always focus on the t as much as we do the l and g. so i think that's important for us to be their allies and march with them. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lgbt rights. we cannot be deterred. and donald trump is strong. i am strong. >> members of the lgbtq community say they feared things would be worse under a trump presidency. they say the transgender ban came as a shock. >> and reggie, caitlyn jenner this morning responding to what she calls the president's attack on transgender service members. in a let toor the president, jenner says the news was devastating and americans should be outraged by the disrespect shown to the people who wear our country's uniform. jenner also listed the 19 country whose have successfully integrated trans service members including canada, the czech republic, france, germany, and the united kingdom. in a statement toward the president, jenner said, quote, america's 15,00

. >>> happening today an ordnance to name an sfo terminal after harvey milk will be presented to thefirst openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he bake a supervisor back in the year 1970 fen. he was assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordnance has the recommendation of the airport facilities naming commission despite its own poole policy that forbids renaming any terminal, gate, or boarding area. >>> happening today governor jerry brown said 70 to sign a landmark climate bill. former governor is going to join the governor at today's signing on treasure island at 11:00 a.m. the bill passed in the state senate and assembly last week. the program sets a cap for companies like factories and refineries on greenhouse gassy missions. >>> chef cron has reached an agreement with cal osha over the 2012 fire at its richmond refinery. that huge fire injured workers and sent thousands of people to hospitals explaining of breathing problems. the agreement requires them to spend about $20 million on safety improvements. they released a statement saying thil con

after the late "harvey milk. == >>> you might recall a few years ago there was a proposal to rename sfo after the late havre were mill. but that didn't happen. a new name to name terminal one after the first openly guy elected. official. . assassinated in 1978. the plan introduced to the board of supervisors today that could happen. rob mayeda one last check what's happening in the morning. do we have a few hours of relief. >> the afternoon low 90s tomorrow. upper 90s starting thursday. >> that's a tough one. thanks for joining us here at 11:00. hope to see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer, musical guest, kelsea ballerini, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 711, too easy. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh. what a show. what a show we have tonight, you guys. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is th

. >>> happening today, an ordnance to name an sfo terminal after harvey milk will be presented to supervisors the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he bake a supervisor in 1977. he was assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordnance has the recommendation of the airport facility's naming condition that forbids any renaming of terminal, gate or other area. >>> check out the weather window mount tam and look at the crowds rolling across, with you see it's up at 2,600 feet. that means there's more cool weather out there even when the sun breaks through. if you're at the coast today, light breeze there's and partly sunny conditions. if you're exercise, extreme sunshine and if you're on the water it's going to be breezy north, that small craft advisory once again from east of the golden gate, north of the bay bridge through san pablo bay, all way to the delta from noon until 10:00. those winds could gust up to 30 knots. let's take a look at temperatures, the warm spot antioch 60, most of us inland east bay in the upper 50s this morning. how about other

a library named after harvey milk is on the corner of 16th.ibrary in the last year has become -- or two years has become unpleasant to come to because it doesn't feel safe. ♪[music] >> reporter: the library has become a haven for the homeless. they loiter by day, camp out at night. while inside it has become a warm and safe escape from the elements, including a bathroom. and it's creating a big issue. >> someone got poked last saturday. someone that was cleaning up, volunteered and cleaning up around the library got poked by a use the syringe. >> reports of theft in the parking lot. a car was broken into or stolen. litter and debris outside. noise complaints. we heard a lot of that. >> reporter: the library added lighting, posted signs and stepped up security and held a series of community meetings where they developed a landscape architect plan to make the grounds safer. phase one is underway right now. >> and also making it welcoming. i mean, that is the top thing. people should be able to walk by a branch and say, i want to go in there. i w

demstrators will gather at the harvey milk plaza... where more than 9-hundred people have indicated they will attend on the facebook page event. (vicki) another big story we're following out of the white house tonight... the senate has rejected the g-o-p proposal to repeal obamacare... ...making it the second setback republicans have suffered this week in trying to roll back obama's 2010 statute. some conservatives have embraced the effort to repeal the law without an immediate replacement. but the g-o- p worries it would anger voters who believe that congress would fail to enact a replacement... leading to millions of people left without health insurance... (vicki) president trump is not letting up on attorney general jeff sessions criticism... he took to twitter earlier today... complaining about why sessions didn't replace the acting f-b-i director, andrew mccabe... even though it's up to the president to hire - and fire - the bureau's chief. the president claims mccabe was "in charge" of the f-b-i's hillary clinton email investigat

a big party for the harvey milk institute. >> okay. >> two of the guys -- look the my mom stelling herat's the dining room. >> that's the dining room. >> it's a little different. >> quiet. >> some guys were walking past and i asked them where is the party? they said down the street. ba you two stopped because two other people didn't stop when i was asking them where they were going -- no, they didn't. >> you were in very exclusive. they stop. when you come back you come to the house for cocktail. those two guys brought 20 more people with them. >> oh. >> they party crash. we kept them in the foyer. >> is that okay. >> i gave a couple of them cocktail. we had a phenomenal visit. we were most afraid had we first went in of the ghost because actually edy little eddie talked about the documentary grey gardens is full of ghost and other fabulous thing. how fabulous we talking. >> what's happening here. >> this is karaoke with mom and i. >> little eddie wanted to be a singer. >> let me hear this for second. >> ♪ >> that's my mom playing diana ross. >> and just like florence ballard of the su

several hundreds of people rallied at market and castro at the harvey milk plaza to protest presidenttrump's transgender ban in the military.(tiffany) but as kron 4's grant lodes shows us... the people there say the stakes are too high to stay home and stay quiet. a sea of people... coming together tonight in san francisco to rally against the president's new transgender military ban.jeff sheehy, sf supervisor: "i was horrified i was disgusted." city supervisor jeff sheehy...like most of the roughly one thousand other people there tonight...were outraged when they heard the president's announcement.sheehy: "this is a terrible terrible horrible thing against people who have stepped up with the courage to serve to protect our freedoms." the change in policy hits especially close to home for theresa sparks, who advises mayor lee on transgender issues...and served in the u-s navy. theresa sparks, senior adviser to sf mayor on transgender initiatives:"the american people should be offended, what happens next, does he go after gays and lesbians, women, people who were born in a different co

mark ) and there is now also an effort to rename s-f-o's terminal one in honor of slain supervisor harvey milker terminal in use at s-f-o, and is undergoing a more than two- billion dollar renovation project. a san francisco supervisor introduced the legislation yesterday. he said the renaming would send a powerful message to the world, that the city honors gay people and their achievements and sacrifices. ( darya ) a group that wants california to secede from the united states can now start collecting signatures for a ballot initiative. the state attorney general approved their request yesterday. the campaign can now start collecting the more than 585-thousand signatures it would need to qualify for the 2018 ballot. the initiative would form a commission to recommend ways that california can pursue independence. this is the second attempt to get the measure on the ballot. an earlier attempt was withdrawn in april.