it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we were heading on a good-will trip to southern china. we were joined by members of the chinese chamber, some of who are here. what was historic about that event for me ten years later is that we were joined by one incredibly competent, selfless, humble, and smiling city administrator, ed lee. i remember on that trip, those of us who were elected officials, we were new to our roles. we observed him as he interacted with our diplomatic counterparts, as he brought good will from this city, as he fosters economic and social ties with other parts of the world. that is the ed lee that became mayor that we honor and respect today. a second memory involving this very airport. the first week the current occupant of the white house was inaugurated. he issued an executive order that said that airports were about to become the site of his new walls to keep out refugees. i'm going to quote something that mayor lee

i want to say it's with pride that when i come to the international terminal from now on i can say toyself or my wife that i got to work for that guy. thank you. [ applause ]. >> thanks, commissioner. it is our pleasure to have such a wonderful showing and the family and we're so appreciative of everyone being here. with that, we want to welcome representing the family. if you would come on up daughter tonia speaking on behalf of the family. [ applause ]. >> hello, everyone. this is truly such an incredible honor. on behalf of my mom, anita lee, and the entire lee family, many of which are here today, we would like to thank mayor london breed, the airport director, members of the airport commission, and of course the wonderful community who pushed this initiative forward and who were really the heart of this amazing dedication today. thank you so much. this dedication, like many have said, feels quite fitting. you know, people have talked about how as a first chinese american mayor, how significant that is in the place where in 1882 there was the exclusion act and now his name is on t

remember how sfo moved the ride share pickup to the international terminal lot? with the busy holiday season, they have launched a two-month pilot program allowing some uber riders to be picked up curbside. the option is only available for those using uber comfort, uber select or uber xl. could be added later if it becomes permanent. regular uber and uber pool riders also must still head to the international terminal. >>> 4:36. barack obama is visiting the bay area. he is the keynote speaker at the dream force conference in san francisco today. dream force kicked off at the moscone center. more than 170,000 people were set to attend. third and fourth is closed. as for president obama he's scheduled to attend a dnc fund-raiser this afternoon after speaking at the conference. ti> it's 4:36. up next on "today in the bay," if you're a starbucks fan you may want to stop in on black friday. the deals that may provide you a pick me up lasting long past the holidays. >>> if you feel inundated with political ads online we'll tell you what google is doing to make it harder

today, the airport held a ceremony, dedicating the international terminal in his honor.o honor the late mayor for his contributions to san francisco and to the airport. as part of the ceremony, the new name, mayor edwin m lee international terminal is now on the wall inside the airport. there's also a temporary mural in place of a permanent sculpture that's still being created. >>> also at sfo today, an army sergeant, missing in action since the korean war finally returned home. army sergeant phillip mendoza was reported missing in december, 1950, in what is now north korea. mendoza is among a dozen service members whose remains were handed over last year. his remains were positively identified in august. members of his family are coming together to honor him in a burial in dixon on friday. >> i am happy. i am happy that he's in heaven. >> i think my grandmother is very overwhelmed, as our entire family is. she kept saying she wished her mother was here and alive to witness her son coming home. >> mendoza was one of ten children in his family. his four brothers also serv

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the mayor ed lee international terminal is now on the wall inside the airport.e. >>> also an army sergeant who went missing in action during the korean war, finally returned home. phillip mendoza was reported missing in december, 1950, in what is now north korea. mendoza is one of dozens of service members whose remains were handed over from korea to the u.s. last year. his remains were positively identified in august. >> i am happy. i am happy that he's in heaven. >> i think my grandmother's very overwhelmed as our whole entire family is. i think what she kept saying is she wished her mother was here and alive to witness her son coming home. >> mendoza was one of ten children in his family. his four brothers also served in the military. he will be laid to rest alongside two of his brothers, at a ceremony in dixon on friday. one of his brothers is still alive, and will be at that burial. >>> we're coming right back with the weather. we've got a lot of fog at the coast, and a chance of some drizzle tomorrow. >>> right now, let's go to ktvu's heather holmes. she's

lee international terminal departure stall. it is located inside the international terminal.or london breeds will deliver remarks today. >>> a san jose startup is working with tech companies to offer $10,000 bonuses to remote workers. douglas ludlow says the companies they're working with are ready to pay to help successfully recruit and retain remote talent. as part of the launch, main street will pay a $10,000 bonus to anyone who goes through the program and works a minimum of one year. >> silicon valley has become extraordinarily expensive for many families. you're competing with billionaires and millionaires. we'll set you up in a community with other like-minded remote workers. we'll give you support tools to help connect you with your home company. >> main street will pay a $10,000 bonus to anyone who goes through the program and works a minimum of a year. >>> come john legend has been named sexiest man. "people" magazine shared this animated version of the animated cover subtitled "john legend, how a good guy got it all." check out both versions of the nonanimated cove

lee international terminal. today lee's family and mayor breed unveiled the new signage and a temporary mural. the change was approved to honor the former mayor lee who died in 2017. >>> the state transportation officials are moving ahead with plans to close highway 1 along the big sur coastline ahead of any powerful storms this winter. cal trans will notify the public 48 hours before any potential closures which would take place at mud creek or paul slide. closures could occur at one or both locations. the state is taking the action in response to powerful storms in the winter of 2017 that caused significant slides along highway 1. of course, nothing like that on the horizon any time soon. >> although you feel the chill today. >> that's true. >> quite a chill. temperatures dropped a lot since yesterday. some places 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. here's a look at live doppler 7. high clouds, low clouds. fog developing at the coast. here's a look at the 24-hour temperature change. it's 21 degrees cooler

it is located inside the international terminal.mayor london breeds will deliver remarks today. >>> coffee lovers get ready. the world's largest starbucks is opening in chicago this friday. the starbucks reserve roastery will be the large of the of a limited number of specialty c e cafes which offer an immersive and senseory experience from ben to cup. >> i used to shop there when it was a crate and barrel. imagine the size of a crate and barrel, only a starbucks. >> that sounds like fun. >> does it? >> floor after floor after floor. what do we need that is that big. >> it's like discovery on every floor. >> it's just more coffee, mike. >> it will be neat. i wonder if on the other three corner there's will be a starbucks. >> probably. >> our area of high pressure is being squeezed off to the east by this low that will bring us a chance of drizzle tomorrow morning and cooler weather today and tomorrow before it passes. 70s return to our inland neighborhoods. they get warmer and spread into the bay on saturday and even more so on sund

write your pick is that the international terminal will remain on the departure level. lyft will not be participating. a pilot program will last for two months. they will see how it goes but i have to say i've used both here in lax and walking over to another spot to grab the car and go, it makes it nicer for families who are driving in to pick up i it to sfo. you walk across the street into that parking garage and that's where they all are. they know where to go. it wasn't hard at all. >>> good morning, everyone. if i can figure it out, you can. gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. gilroy all the way up into san jose is a nice-looking drive. let's take a look at 152, 125 and also some of the freeways they look good driving into san martin and eventually into san jose all the way up to the valley. off to a good start for the silicon valley commutes. this is 280 in san jose. no major issues on interstate 880 in oakland or for that matter getting out of the bay bridge. a little backup but very little. 4:38 am.let's go to steve . >>> thank you. red flag started at 4 am an

in addition to the 3.7000 square feet of joint use soace currently occupying in the international terminal. based on these occupancy levels, alaska will play approximately $20.8 million in rent for the period of december 2019 to june 2021. i am here to answer any questions. thank you for hearing this item. could we get a bla report, please, on items 5 and 6. >> item 5 approves amendment with the lease agreement with alaska airlines allowing them to expand and a tem6 approves the termination with the lease with very r virgin america -- virgin america. the revenues to the airport under the modified lease on page 17 is about $20.9 million over the remaining terms through jun. as stated in other meetings, the lease agreement will need renegotiated in 2021. remember approval. >> thank you very much. open this up for public comment. any members of the public to comment on item 5 or 6? public comment is now closed. i would like to move these to the board with a positive recommendation if we can take that without objection. thank you. please call item 7. >> item 7 resolution retroactively authoriz

just north of that go >>> here is a live look at the san francisco airport where today an international terminal departure's call will be named after ed lee. he died unexpectedly in 2017. >> a television actor being evicted in a home since 1965 is headed to court. >>> 86-year-old sam he oh na was on the martial arts series called kung fu. the owner of the apartment wants to evict him and and his wife. >> you're playing low rent and trying to get rid of low rent people to get rid of the rent. >> they were going to move in. we latchn't seen that. >> an attorney for the land lady said lee and her husband plan to move in and move their elderly parents and other relatives into neighboring units. >> how well prepared are shelters to deal with homelessness and mental-health issues? they were weight lifted until a shelter took them in, but when her son had an outburst, they were out the same day. >> i haven't been there to make sure he takes his medication. that is an issue. i don't want him to get caught up in the mental health hospitals or jails from wandering around homeless. >> >> tonight at 11:00,

the airport held a ceremony dedicating the international terminal in his honor.he late mayer for his contributions. the new name is now on the wall inside the airport. there is also a mural in place of a permanent sculpture. >>> governor gavin newsom made the announcement to the inductees this afternoon. an induction ceremony is set for next month. >>> okay. if you like today you will like tomorrow. it will be very similar. today was cloudy. a little bit glomy, if you will. a lot of fog, low clouds. temperatures not in the 70s but in the 60s. look at the clouds now. the clouds are coming in nd them. there is a little bit of an impulse back here that will trigger drizzle as the clouds push in. tomorrow morning as you head off to work, especially on the great highway and on the coast, on the bridge, bay bridge, golden gate bridge you will have drizzle. you can see the green. watch the green. see the loop? can you see it? a little bit of green. the low is not strong enough. right there. the low is not strong enough to produce rain but it is enough to slow the commut

rideshare pickups at the international terminal will remain at the departure level. >>> some parts of area still under a red flag warning. let's go to bill martin for the latest on the conditions. this is what it looked like at lake tahoe this morning. this really is showing not a clear view of the lake, you can see how foggy it is. >> they get some snow up there, but we have some pretty strong winds here. >> we actually had some rain last night too, down around saratoga, and the san jose area. they got up to .9 of an inch of rain in some places. the story here is going to be that the red flag warning stays in effect, through tonight, into tomorrow morning. but here's the cool thing. these winds, this bulls eye area, that's where we are right now. i want to walk this through. this model's done a pretty good job with wind intensity. wherever you see those contours, right there, reds, that represents the strongest wind field. so that's now, right? it's blowing tonight, later on tonight, and look what happens. by 10:00 tonight, it starts to decline. the wind speeds certainly. by tomorrow

i'm here at the international terminal at sfo and no busy crazy lines or a share behind me.lso the same similar situation over at the domestic flights now know backed up check ins know long security lines also the majority of the departures and arrivals were on time earlier today with the exception of a few delays and cancellations well things are pretty calm throughout most of sfo. the most action is over at terminal 2 here you can see airline catering employees protesting american airlines asking for better wages and better health care, one by one you can see police removed protesters, the group that organized the protest unite here says 50 people were arrested including supervisors, matt haney gordon march and now shes a fee. despite the protests people in airports say they're happy with how things are going during a normally busy travel day. >>very oddly quiet in sacramento, particularly but here 2 you can walk it's not a problem. >>and we've always watch the news and seen this time of year we we were elected to travel for thanksgiving weekend. well, we'll just endure it

he's live at the international terminal at sfo. >> it's always boom and bust sequences, but this is awhen domestic travel is booming while international has dropped significantly. thanksgiving could see record-setting traffic at sfo with 171,000 people coming and going for the thanksgiving holiday. the thanksgiving passenger boom is good news for united and others who've been hurt by five months of protests against the hong kong governments. that's because tourists aren't booking flights or hotels. united canceled it's daily nonstop between chicago and hong kong but continues to fly twice daily from sfo. >> there's clearly been an impact and there's been a drop. with regards to when we see it returning, it's hard to say, right? >> the unprecedented violence has deterred tourists. the majority were either business people or people with family connections to the city. we spoke with this man heading home to hong kong. >> do you think this is hurting the economy, hurting the hotels and hurting the airlines? >> of course. yeah. a lot of people are affected, including, like, citizens and al

. >>> happening now san francisco international is holding a dedication ceremony for the international terminal departures all which will be in honor of the late san francisco mayor ed lee. contributions to the airport and the city and county of san francisco. and members of lee's family are all taking part in today's unveiling. >>> also right now the san francisco giants are introducing gabe kap ler. after spending two seasons with the philadelphia phillies. he replaces bruce bocci. kapler's arrival in san francisco comes amid conch verse he mishandled allegations of sexual assault as director of player development. we see here forhanziate beginning to build his empire to we're going to check back in on this news conference and bring you much more later in this newscast. >> coming up what east bay officials are proposing today to help curb the issue. >> how one california lawmaker is at the forefront of the bill. >>> and bay area weather lots of cloud cover out there. multiple layers. fog at the surface. higher clouds moving in. maybe the slight chance of a few drizzles. little sprinkles out t

holding a dedication event to lebrate the unveiling of the naming for the mayor edwin m lee international terminal departures hall. mayor london breed will be speaking along with the family of the late may early as well as airport officials. in the east bay city officials in hayward announced the opening of a new housing navigation center it will be open on mber 18th on whiwe cells street and depot oad the center will be run. >>by barry community services that alreadyunning navigation center in berkeley. it will offer short-term housing for up to 45 peoe at a time. the center will not accept walk ins and all residents will have to go through an intake process, the city council authorized the navigation ceer on city property in january as up pilot project. people and 3 dogs don't have a home tonight after a fire took over their ouse in union city. almeda county firefighters tweeted these pictures. fifighters say the fire broke out just before noon today at a home on marriage chino placed no one was injured. >>mom shotand killed near her east bay me and tonight, the killer still out there what we kn

as of today, if you're flying internationally, you'll use the mayor edwin lee international terminale was the first asian american mayor of san francisco. he served from 2011 until he died in 2017 from a heart attack. sfo says it will install a plaque dedicated to the memory of the mayor by the end of next year. he'll also provide a his life and times as mayor. >>> up next, at 6:30, day one in the books. political analyst larry gerston is with us. his blic hearings in the impeachment inquiry. >>> also touching down within the hour, whye >>> right now impeachment showdown goes live. the first public hearings going live on national tv. two witness, five hours of testimony and this is just day one. >> today new revelations about president trump's back channel dealing with ukraine. republicans say there is nothing that justifies impeachment. janelle wang joins us on this show down. >> raj and jessica, this is the first public impeachment hearing in 20 years, today televised testimony beginning today with democrats and republicans trading barbs over whether president trump acted in the na

is that the international terminal will remain at the departure level. >>> a minute ago in sonoma county we saw there was some bu francisco is not blowing too hard. >>> it's like areeze closer to oakland and san francisco with wind around 20 but in the north bay that's where the wind is focused. santa rosa, napa, fearful.wind gusting over 30 miles per hour . with this pattern we were advertising that it's a dry weather pattern and no rainfall in sight but guess what happened? it rained last night into this morning. you may have been dreaming about a downpour and that was the real thing. look at these totals. san jose, .05. they picked up most of that in the 20 minute period. canfield, .03. .01 in sleepy hollow. you can see what we have been tracking. those clouds in the showers. for started in the north bay last night during the 7:00 hour and overnight pushing into the south bay. once again you can see these showers moving in this direction and though showers moving into portions of the south bay and also this is a snow producer for portions of the sierra. out of sierra tahoe morning. th

>>happening today, sfo will honor late san fraisco mayor ed lee, the airport is naming an international terminalres hall aft him. mayor london breed will be speaking at th event along with the family of the late mayor and sfo officials. for your mon this morning, new numbers from the california association of realtors details exactly how much money you need to make in order to afford a home inan francisco if you're looking to buone. the median price in the city is close to one million ich means you wou need to make $309,000 r year in order to what the bank would want hat's to see elsewhere around the bay area the median ho price in marin county is about million and san mateo counties, million. contra costa county. quote unquote more affordable at 665,000 look at alameda county $920,000 is the median home prices solano county 460,000 which means half the houses they're going for en more money than that. >>has been putting pressure on pg e this time to pay up billions in cash to thoands of people who lost their homes in wildfires. liability from these fires is what landed the utility in bankrucy.

. >>> a live look this morning at sfo, and that's where in a few hours the international terminal departures hall will be named after ed lee. lee was san francisco's first asian-american mayor. he served from 2011 until his death from a heart attack in 2017. current mayor london breed is expected to attend today's dedication ceremony. she took over for lee, following his death and recently won re-election. >>> a new chance at a restart, for former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. after walking away from the 49ers after the 2016 season, kap got a chance to show nfl teams if he still has what it takes. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live at levi's stadium this morning. kris, do we know why now? >> reporter: it's a really good question. it's been three years since colin kaepernick was in a 49ers uniform and seems like this offer from the nfl to play in front of the general managers and the owners of the teams came as a bit of a surprise to kap and his team as well. in a tweet he writes "i am and just getting word from my representatives that the nfl league office reached out to t

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currently we're only using biometrics technology in the international terminal, terminal f in atlanta. that's on a pilot basis. approach to biometrics every plem taition at t.s.a. -- implementation at t.s.a. is extremely deliberative. we want to understand how the how it canworks, improve and how it can improve the passenger experience. discussion onthe image quality that happened before, we're in a fortunate that we reallyin control the environment in our checkpoints so we can ensure optimal lighting, optimal distance from the camera so we get the highest quality images possible for biometric matching. for the pilot in atlanta, we're c.b.p., usingh their system and we see extremely high match rates there. we'll look to, pilot one to one matching where a traveler will provide a credential. that credential will be assessed our cat machine. match rate return a on whether or not the face that's been captured matches the thatembedded in credential. in that scenario, no information even leaves the checkpoint and retained on the camera. that's some of the things we're looking at. i believe

>> reporter: the power is back on here in terminal two and terminal one at oakland international. 300 bags here got disconnected from passengers last night. what happened is planes landed during the power outage, but the power went out the passengers came to the terminal and the baggage carousels weren't powered up. they have to come back today or the next few days to collect their bags. they have the flights listed on there so one of its kothe conses of losing power. several flights were delayed leaving oakland international and the airport this morning tells us at least eight were canceled. i spoke with a tsa agent, they saw a handful of people who slept in the terminal upstairs beyond security last night instead of going back home, sleeping up there, so they could catch their flight out tomorrow. we've also been trying to talk to people in the tsa line. we have not found anyone coming back today to catch flights back out. it's a random mitt or miss. the power was out for about four and a half hours, didn't get back on until around 10:00. people could check their bags but the securi

>> reporter: power is certainly back on here in terminal two and terminal one at oakland international. as a result of the power outage last night, marcus, there were several flights delayed. we spoke with oakland international this morning, there were at least eight flights canceled. i spoke with a tsa agent, they saw a handful of people who decided to stay overnight upstairs in the terminal beyond security to sleep through it and catch the new flights this morning, and if you want to take a look over here, these are bags here, southwest airline passenger bags you got a ton over here, you got more over there. these are the bags that came on the flights that arrived during the power outage. the people were able to get off the airplane but their bags weren't because the carousels weren't powered up because there was no power in here. look at the video what it looked like when the lights went out, this happened last night around four and a half hours at oakland international, power went out around 6:30, didn't get back on until around 10:00. people could check bags, departing could check

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frustration and resignation of a company in the long lines that terminal two at oakland international airport as passengers tried to make their flights. many were heading up to southern california. what was expected to be a short flight, they say, had now turned into an hours long ordeal. >> then it's 7:20 and we haven't moved it all. this isn't even tsa. is. >> reporter: others found that the flights have been canceled. most of the time they are either trying to go visit families for the thanksgiving holidays, the airport was plunged into darkness around 6:30 when the power went out. passengers already reach their gates, we are not allowed to board. many elevators and escalators stopped working, keeping people from moving within the terminal. two checkpoints came to a halt with thick streamers able to process passengers. >> i got my line authority out and it had also been hours, so we were still able to check in my bag city. >>.com fincher from san francisco told me this video that she took and she said in it wouldn't take long for airports to come on. in the midst of the casserly be

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and the congolese warlord who was known as the terminator has been given the international criminal courts the longest ever prison sentence 30 years. was found guilty in july of war crimes including murder rape and sexual slavery the judge stopped short of giving him a life sentence for the crimes committed during a bloody ethnic conflict from 2002. of the top stories stay with us the stream is up next looking at how india's decision to revoke cash in his autonomy has had an impact. hey welcome to the stream india's government now has direct control over kashmir but what does the end of the territories semi autonomy mean for people living that if any ok i'm really could be a god send us your thoughts on what's happening in kashmir through twitter and you tube. it is now 3 months since india's government sent thousands of extra troops to jammu and kashmir and ended 7 decades a special status now the region has been divided to border under federal control the government says the new union territories of jammu and kashmir have a bright future but many civilians in the muslim majority region a

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and congolese warlord who was known as the terminator has been given the international criminal court's longest ever prison sentence 30 years ago and to gander was found guilty in july of war crimes including murder rape and sexual slavery the judge stopped short of giving him a life sentence for the crimes committed during a bloody ethnic conflict in 2002 those are the top stories stay with us the stream is up next looking at how india's decision to revoke kashmir's autonomy has had an impact on identity. and i welcome to the stream india's government now has direct control over kashmir but what does the end of the territories semi autonomy mean for people living that if any ok imo it could be a god send us your thoughts on what's happening in kashmir through twitter and you tube. it is now 3 months since india's government sent thousands of extra troops to jammu and kashmir and ended 7 decades a special status now the region has been divided board under federal control the government says the new union.

were delayed and eight flights were canceled when the power went out in both terminals one and two of the oakland international for four and a half hours. people could check bags but the security checkpoint was closed. this led to super long lines and some flights landed during the power o flights were until 1055 home r an home. so happy thanksgiving, right? >> pg&e said at this point the outage does not appear to be related to its equipment but it is looking into it. and it is hard when it is a short holiday. because on a short turn around you have four days. >> just want to get there. >> well tens of millions of americans are hitting the roads and taking to the skies for the thanksgiving holiday. >> but winter storms causing travel delays across the country. sarah dallof has more from o'hare international airport. >> reporter: it is a perfect storm this thanksgiving. record number of travelers prepared to head out at the same time. a series of storms sweep across the country bringing with it a miserable mix of snow, rain and high winds. about 4 1/2 million people are set to fly this thanksgiving holiday. lso

to abc news, we take this incident very seriously and after conducting a thorough internal investigation have terminated the employees involved. they add, the chain values an inclusive environment and has zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind and although the regular guest has been banned from all buffalo wild wings, the damage has been done. >> to see them try to understand is hurtful, right? because that's something they shouldn't have to do. >> the family and the attorney says we don't necessarily want a lawsuit. we just kind of want buffalo wild wings to do the right thing. we'll wait on that. it was one of those kids' birthday, and now they're having to explain that the kids are having issues based on it. so, awful situation. >> the emotion from the whole family but for those kids, i mean, to have those kids involved. >> i can't imagine that happening now, so tone deaf. >> 2019. >> that's what all the marches in the '60s were about. this is crazy. >> thank you, t.j. >>> all right, we're going to turn to a really sweet story, okay? overnight, the university of texas basketball player made a

frustration and resignation of a company in the long lines that terminal two at oakland internationalrs tried to make their flights. many were heading up to southern california. what was expected to be a short flight, they say, had now turned into an hours long ordeal. >> then it's 7:20 and