one of the people on the list, a james turner, we found lives in georgia. >> got it. so are any of these people not reachable because they're homeless? i mean, what i want to make sure, we'd be glad to accept your voluntary offer of returning on the rent, but i want to make sure these people get served their notice that they can return, so there's no it went to a general post office box, but they're homeless, and whatever. i'd like to have a report back to this commission once the building is complete on april 30th, and the people have moved back in, and we can take the list, which i have here, as well, and we can go down the list and say, who's moved back in, and are the rents okay, and i think people in the community can actually contact these folks and make sure of the rent. and thank you for that offer. i'd like to amend that the motion include that. >> i think you'd have to amend the motion to take d.r. >> take d.r. and amend the motion with the voluntary condition that the project sponsor had agreed to. >> i'll accept that. >> thank you. >> second. >> great. the

two nationally important political figures, james milton turner and william thompkins. william worked with my great grandfather make sure no democratic vote when undercounted -- went undercounted. george washington carver, there is a great essay here -- he is also published a book on george washington carver. fighting over the legacy of booker t. washington and w.e.b. dubois. track for african americans on one side versus the value of liberal arts, a fighting they goes on to this day. the women, josephine gay, her extraordinary story, with the importance of education. you may have known the whitley sisters of kansas city, a group of sisters. they were walking encyclopedias and embodied almost 100 years of kansas city history. from carter woodson to gary kremer, a remarkable tapestry of great historians and tonight, we have terry kramer here -- gary kremer here. thank you. thank you. thank you to all of you who have been here. i was afraid nobody would show up so i brought my own cheering contingent, including my grandson. plenty showed up so that is great. tonight -- it

interests and talents from being a guitarist who played on occasion with artists like james brown and ike and tina turner. he was a motorcycle aficionado and often took apart and rebuilt his harley davidson bikes from the ground up. he was preceded in his by his mother, mother, wife, brother and sister. he's survived by a whole host of family members: children, his children, many cousins, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. six great -- grandchildren and five great grandchildren. his services will be held at 11:00 a.m. at community baptist church in fresno, california. this is in loving memory of howard eugene smith. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor fewer? spie supervisor kim? >> theank you. i also have an inmemoriam and that is jessica smith. she was an accomplished artist, an accomplished pianist, who live index rincon hill for the last 25 years. she attended the berkeley college of music in boston, receiving a bachelor's degree and performance art. she's a classically trained concert pianist who knew how to play bach by heart, and she recorded for a and m records. she moved to hollywood in 1980 as

turner.. to six months in jail for sexual assault of an woman. ( james ) a man convicted of killing a family ofout the possibility of parole. a jury convicted binh luc... of stabbing, beating and strangling... five family members back in 20-12. it was one of the worst mass killings in san francisco's history. investigators say luc killed the family during a robbery... after losing money at a casino. ( james ) san mateo police are asking for help solving a murder that happened at gray whale cove. a man's body was found in the parking lot on february 13th. he'd been shot. anyone who was traveling that night -- between 9-30 and 11-30 near highway one in pacifica -- is asked to call police. ( james ) an armed robber is on the loose in south san francisco. the robbery happened at a gas station on callan boulevard. the robber walked in and threatened to shoot the attendant. he was last seen running south on callan boulevard. police have not released a detailed description of the robber. ( darya ) the alameda county district attorney district attorney has cleared two east bay police officers ... in th

turner.. to six months injail for sexual assault of an unconscious woman. ( james ) a man convicted of killinglife terms ... without the possibility of parole. a jury convicted binh luc... of stabbing, beating and strangling... five family members back in 20-12. it was one of the worst mass killings in san francisco's history. investigators say luc killed the family during a robbery... after losing money at a casino. ( james ) san mateo police are asking for help solving a murder that happened at gray whale cove. a man's body was found in the parking lot on february 13th. he'd been shot. anyone who was traveling that night -- between 9-30 and 11-30 near highway one in pacifica -- is asked to call police. ( darya ) bart is now employing fare inspectors to make sure riders are paying their fair share. bart's deputy police chief stood with the fare inspectors yesterday... as he showed off their new handheld gadgets. those devices will let them know whether or not tickets and clipper cards were used by riders to enter the system. the team then went out and put those devices to work. bart says evad

turner. he is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder. ( james ) new this morningworked with the pleasanton police department has died. gandalf the second was a chihuahua mix that specialized in community relations. he helped with calming victims in car crashes.. and often worked with children about animal safety. gandlaf retired in 20-11 after serving 8 years with the department. officers and staff say they will always be gratefl for his service. ( darya ) it's almost time to play ball. today is opening day... and the oakland a's are getting ready to host the angels.( james ) kron 4's will tran joins us live from oakland. will... ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) the a's want to take over ownership of the coliseum site... now the team is officially in talks with mayor libby schaaf to make that happen. the coliseum is one of the oldest in baseball. the a's are looking to take over 136-million in debt for the site... which is currently owned by the city and alameda county. <"this is the first step in building a gre

james. and i would also like to welcome back nicol turner-lee was a fellow in government study at the center for technology innovation at brookings. contributing to texting, prince of vice president and chief research and policy officer at the multicultural media telecom internet counsel at ntc. and in that role she let the design and the limitations of the research policy and advocacy agendas. prior to that she was vice president and first director of media and technology institute at the center, joint center for political and economic studies. and so we're certainly delighted to have you back as well, no call. just little bit about the format for this all-star panel. each panelist will kick things off with an opening remark going about five minutes and we ask you to keep that the five minutes or the free state foundation panel buzzer will go off. after that time i'll give it the panelists if they wish a moment or two to briefly respond to anything they hear. following that we will have some question time on the panel. i will direct some questions to our all-star panelists. i followed that

turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the recall will be on the june fifth ballot. (vicki) students were sent home early from james city after threatening graffiti is found in a bathroom for a second day. the lockdown was first reported at around one this afternoon. school officials say a student reported threatening graffiti in one of the bathrooms. as a precaution, the school went into a shelter-in-place lockdown. once the all clear was given... administrators decided to send students home early. police found the threat to be not credible. (steve) we are seeing an increase of threats being made against schools around the bay area... and this all happening in the weeks since the parkland massacre. tonight, kron4's haziq madyun reports -- on how contra costa officials .... are mulling over some policy changes to deal with them. in the midst of a national conversation of how to keep students safe from gun violence on campus the west contra costa county unified school district board of education is considering removing richmond police school resource officers sot

james ) more on our big story this morning ... the yountville killings. friends of one of the victims - christine loeber - is sharing her memories with us. kron four's spencer blake has her story. maura turner in front of this memorial at the veterans home of california in yountville.she had known victim christine loeber, the exeutive director of the pathway home, since the 80s. they always remained close friends, and maura flew in on friday for a scheduled visit to christine."i arrived at her apartment and i didn't get answers to my texts and i was just waiting for her on her patio and i checked facebook and her friends had left a message trying to find, reaching out, so that's how i heard about it."maura says her emotions are still coming in waves - just because she can talk at one moment without breaking down, doesn't guarantee there won't be tears the next moment.she calls christine...joyful."she was one of the kindest, most generous people i think i've ever met. like the number of people who have expressed their sadness on social media who weren't actually her direct friends, but friends of ours who knew her and who felt like her friends even if they only met her at an annual christmas