on july 29, 2019, we sadly lost jana. she was one of the first recognized female muralists in san francisco. she arrived in san francisco in the spring of '67. she was inspired to paint her rainbow mural on a wall at the corner of haight. in 1982, the building on which the mural stand changed hands and was painted over. its absence was immediately noticed by the neighborhood. the community mobilized with protests, petitions and with the support of the community, the mural was indeed restored and today stands as a memorial to the summer of love. jana was also an accomplished illustrator, song writer, and film maker. she worked closely with wavy gravy, modern buffalo, and many icons of that era. jana, we miss you and thank you for your amazing service to the haight-ashbury community and the city of san francisco. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor -- [applause] >> clerk: to the good in the public gallery, we welcome your support, but we ask you to do it silently pursuant to the board rules. thank

thank you, jana. while the president is in silicon valley, his secretary of housing and urban development, ben carson, scheduled to be in san francisco to investigate the city's homeless crisis. today san francisco's mayor got a firsthand look at the latest addition to the homeless system. mayor london breed toured the newly expanded navigation center in the mission district. she brought along another local leader who is eager to follow san francisco's lead when it comes to helping the homeless. >> my hope is with the navigation center. the program that we're hoping to start and all of that will be a coordinated effort. >> reporter: mayor breed believes the navigation centers are critical steps to getting people who have nowhere to live to transition into permanent housing. >>> new at 10:00 an unlicensed driver involved in a fatal crash and now a bay area high school and the surrounding community are in mourning. it's an all too familiar tragedy, a teenager behind the weal with too much speed. debora

new tonight, ktvu's jana katsuyama with more. uyama with mor . >> reporter: she spoke for an hour and a half and talked about her career, with the justices and about their conferences behind closed doors. sed doors. ed supreme court justice elena kagan who sat down with the dean of uc berkeley law school for a conversation about her career. f0 her successes becoming a first female dean. ean. t she said the challenge with the ability to bring justice to improve lives drew her into the profession. losing the federal bench appointment at 39. >> when a door closes, a window opens and sometimes the things that you think you wanted, turns out you are better off not getting them. >> reporter: she recalled being the first female solicitor general. arguing her first case between the supreme court. citizens united. >> he said wait. wait. wait. wait. four times. and then -- and then he proceeded to tell me that everything i just said was wrong. and i think it was a great thing to do. when somebody challenges you, you have to go back at them

. >>> in fact ktvu's jana katsuyama tells us the runway is set to reopen tomorrow night a week ahead of schedule. cotru since september 7 is wrapping up earlier than expected. the shutdown has caused delays or diversions since the project began. >> and i couldn't believe it that they did not start making plans in advance telling me just a few days before my travel that i have an option of changes airports. >> and they say they notified the faa as required by the runway closure. he says the faa is responsible for adjusting the flight landing capacity for every airport. diego says the plan was to take three weeks to repave runway 28 left where it intersects two shorter runways and scraped down to the base layer. >> we are essentially going into an area that had not been touched since the early 1960s. we really didn't know what kind of conditions that the soil boots beneath the surface will be in. >> reporter: turns out the soil is more stable than expected. allowing for the runway reconstruction in less time. >> if it will make it faster for everybody to get in and out of here and not

ktvu jana katsuyama tells us air force one is said to arrive at moffitt field at about 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> reporter: tuesday's bay area touchdown will be president trump's first trip to california and republicans who are attending the fundraising luncheon are excited. >> we are a minority here and we don't get to see them if person and that is pretty exciting. >> reporter: one of two california representatives to the republican national committee helped organize the ticket sales, and hosting several tables. the rnc's invitation listed ticket prices ranging from $1,000 per person all the way up to $100,000 per couple, which will come with a seat at the president's table and a photo. >> i could have sold another $100,000 to this event very easily. i had to say no. >> reporter: dillon says there will be several hundred guests across northern and central california. republican party chair john dennis says he is looking forward to attending. >> he's funny and i think that it will be, you know, a fun time. and the energy that he will bring to almost any event that he goes to is infec

. >> jana, thank you. >> thanks, jana. >>> tonight new information about the deadly mass shooting in texas this weekend. seven people were killed, 22 others were injured in the gunfire on saturday afternoon. investigators say today the gunman had been fired from his job just hours before the shooting began. and they say the gunman also called the fbi and local police and made long still trying to determine the motive after searching the gunman home. he grew up here in the bay area. >> and he had moved to odessa, texas. amber is in the -- describing him as fun loving and caring. they say they grieve for the victims of other mass shootings. when it happens to someone close, they say the pain is unbearable. >> it's a fun guy. he loved music. >> reporter: rudy arco is being remembered by friends in berkeley. they grew up in san bruno, her boyfriend when they were teenagers. news that he was killed in a mass shooting in o december that, texas anchors and saddens her. it is such tragedy. >> reporter: his sister tells me in 1997 he moved from the bay area to las vegas and opened several tac

we have live coverage from ktvu's jana katsuyama in san francisco where uber says it will be business as usual. >> reporter: uber's attorneys do not plan to comply come january 1 because they think of drivers as contract workers and lyft issued a statement saying they are prepared to take this fight to the ballot box. >> reporter: being called independent contractors or employees? on wednesday california lawmakers passed ab5 that would reclassify contract workersars employees. she -- workers as employees. >> it was better than the super bowl for me. very exciting to watch it. >> reporter: if it is signed into law it would mean drivers would qualify for standard ememployment -- employment benefits. a shift for the state and the nation. >> from minimum wage to paid sick leave, workers' compensation. what california has done is going to be looked at elsewhere. looked at by other states, new york is talking about doing similar action. >> reporter: uber said that uber will continue with business as usual. >> drivers will not automatically be reclassified as employees even after january of

ktvu's jana katsuyama is in the city. uber says the law doesn't apply to them?reporter: well, they are prepared to fight it out in court. this is a big change for the state as you mentioned and some experts say it could have impacts nationwide. drivers who work for the ride share companies say they were excited about this change but it could be setting up a much bigger battle. millions of ride share drivers navigating the fine line between called independent contractors and employees. on wednesday california lawmakers passed a bill that would reclassify contract workers as employees. an uber driver was thrilled. >> better than the super bowl for me. >> reporter: if it is signed into law drivers would qualify for standard employment benefits. a big shift for the state and possibly the nation. >> what california has done is going to be looked at elsewhere, looked at by other states. new york is talking about doing similar action. >> reporter: uber said that uber will continue with business as usual. >> because we continue a  believe drivers are properly classifi

a lot of coverage tonight from jana katsuyama who is at sfo nish early. ws were able to jana? >> reporter: frank and julie, the spokesman says the layer underneath the pavement on that runway was actually in better condition than they thought when they dug in. and so that sped up the process. but still passengers, they have either blocked 11 days and they're expected to have at least one more day of delays. runway relief on the way. sfo officials announced the reconstruction project that shut down runway since september 7 is wrapping up earlier than expected. the shutdown has created chaos for many sfo passengers. >> we got on board seattle. the pilot came out and spoke to us and said there had been ongoing construction at the airport in san francisco. >> reporter: this passenger says luckily her flight landed on time, but thousands of other passengers have had flights canceled, delayed, or diverted since the project began. >> i couldn't believe that an airport as big as san francisco didn't start making plans in advance, telling me just a few days before my scheduled travel t

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salamat has denied ordering the killing of jana sham how i come out a harsh a last year despite this the kingdom's de facto ruler says he takes responsibility for the murder according to a great investigative crown prince's criminal responsibility has already been proven beyond doubt a saudi agent killed mr khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a year ago. flooding in northern india has killed at least a 100 people in the last 3 days pradesh and bihar states have been particularly badly hit heavy monsoon rains brought down trees power lines and forecasters expect the weather to ease off this week. sports in the world of classic championships continue in qatar today with contrivances making more headlines and sporting achievements of movie if this helps why welcome so this was supposed to be a showpiece this is 1st of all the world's biggest sporting event so what's gone wrong well sadly quite a lot is going wrong in doha at the moment there are 2 problems in particular that are getting people talking now the 1st one is the number of fan

ktvu's jana katsuyama picks up the coverage from san francisco tonight. did she give any details about what was in the complaint? >> reporter: the word she said when we talked to her today was jaw dropping. she was able to look at the contents of the unreducted whistleblower complaint and many democrats including former housing and urban development secretary julian castro say they feel this is actually why there should be a thorough investigation and the results should be presented to the public. >> reporter: the whistleblower complaint was made available behind closed doors wednesday, among them congress woman jackie speier. >> the complaint in my estimation was explosive. it was jaw dropping. >> reporter: she says the whistleblower complaint suggest an abuse of power asked for ukr help investigate joe biden. >> to meet the standard of urgent it has to show that it has ramifications for national security. and there was no question that this was the case. >> reporter: one republican of nebraska said some of the contents were troubling but democrats shoul

but away from ghana the south african company has deep lying problems in its hometown of jana's the production at the south deep mine has been declining significantly for almost 2 years despite a 1000000000 dollar reserve lying beneath the ground here recovering it is getting more and more complicated and costly with one in 3 jobs here thought to be at risk the speculation about the possible closure of what was once the biggest gold mine in the world. for more i'm joined by our reporter in johannesburg stephanie good to have you with us stefan what exactly is causing the south african gold mining industry to struggle the way it does right now some analysts are starting to call the south african gold mining industry actually dead men walking you know we are seeing here an industry that is aging that is very costly indeed minus have to dig deeper and deeper into the ground to get to the precious metals and that is making the industry very capital intensive however i think the biggest factor for certainty is really the policy uncertainty here in south africa so what does this mean for the economy

ktvu's jana katsuyama with how she handled questions about the current supreme court. >> reporter: she said she liked her fellow justices and said it is critical for the court to preserve its integrity todebate the law apart frdown with the dean of uc berkeley law school for a conversation about her career. she said she never planned to follow her father's path into law. but she said the challenge with the ability to bring justice to improve lives drew her into the profession. losing the federal bench appointment at 39. >> when a door closes, a window opens and sometimes the things that you think you wanted, turns out you are better off not getting them. >> reporter: being the first female solicitor general. arguing her first case between the supreme court. citizens united. >> he said wait. wait. wait. wait. four times. and then -- and then he proceeded to tell me that everything i just said was wrong. and i think it was a great thing to do. when somebody chals you you have to go back at them. >> reporter: she said she learned the importance of trying to see issues from someone else's

ktvu's jana katsuyama joins us now with tonight's update. >> reporter: julie and frank, we've learned more about some of the bay area victims in this had case. in the meantime the ntsb's investigation held a meeting tonight just to check progress. the spokeswoman says tay have made a lot of progress and how they held extensive interviews with both the diving boat's captain and the owner. the burned diving boat conception remains at the bottom of the ocean as ntsb investigators announced the remains of 33 victims had been recovered wednesday. just one still to be brought to shore. >> i met with the families of the loved ones that were lost in this had incident for two hours today. it was important that we provided them with the information that they need had, that they get an opportunity to ask all the questions that they needed to ask. >> reporter: the ntsb says they are interviewing the five crew members who survived the devastating fire that trapped 34 sleeping divers below deck. the captain of a nearby boat that rescued the five survivors spoke about that had night. >> they told my

>> jana, thank you. >>> turning now to tonight's other top stories. slow moving hurricane dorian continues to slam. hurricane dorian remains a category 4 storm with winds of about 140 miles an hour. the hurricane's outer ring bands are just beginning to reach the florida's coast. >> hurricane dorian has already taken a deadly toll on the bahamas, at least five people are confirmed dead as the storm pounds the area with very strong winds and a devastating storm surge. wind gusts in a part of the bahamas were clocked at 30 miles per hour. tracking the path, what can you tell us about it, the movement right now? >> i can tell you it is unimaginable what's happening right now. if you think about it, this hurricane, we've got the loop right now, sitting as a category 4 hurricane. the center of the eye and it has not moved. it's a 24-our loop. sitting in the me spot for 24 hours each weekend and this weekend because it is turning up the sea surface waters, turning up cooler waters, what fuels these storms. it just means it has weakened. it is forecast to mo

. >>> jana, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> well, a fund-raiser has been set up for a mother of five who was hit and killed by a stray bullet in oakland. family members have identified her as 44-year-old marta. the shooting happened on east 22nd street early yesterday morning. as ktvu tells us, she and her husband were returning to their car after a wedding reception. you. >>> marta of oakland was the mother of five children, the youngest of a four-year-old boy. she was struck and killed by a stray bullet on monday morning. she was 44 years old. her family is heartbroken. >> they never said that this kind of happens -- we never thought this was going to happen to us. >>> it happened on east 22nd ad. one neighbor heard four shots. >> her family says she and her husband had just left a wedding reception for a friend and were walking to a car parked around the corner. police say there had been alabamaer the case nearby that had nothing to do with the couple. >> there was some type of dispute and an argument between several people. during that time, someone discharged a firearm. >> one neighbor told

thousands of south african migrant workers live in hostels like this in the east of jana's bug the hostels were built during a part. state and were designed to keep black workers segregated from white people rooms meant to 6 people often sleep 12. while they work as an ins it is what hurts the most is that we left our homes in rural areas to come to johannesburg looking for work but when you live in a hostel you're treated like a dog. dilapidated buildings are poorly maintained if at all. sandy kenya and like many others here don't have jobs right. now the people from outside. have to. do so do you feel the same rate that people from other countries are being given into treatment. from. the province. i'm from around me. who come. from other countries as. many here say cheap labor from countries including zimbabwe muslim peak and malawi has pushed them out of jobs in asia nigerians make the money from selling drugs to our children. was some experts say sentiment like that is the fault of politicians refused anti immigrant rhetoric to boost their popularity mobs have taken their frustrations

james milner opened the scoring before 17—year—old debutant ki—jana hoever sealed the win in the secondd united beating west ham and sheffield beaten by sunderland. and a huge win for chelsea — they thrashed grimsby 7—1. manchester city's women are through to the last 16 of the champions league. they beat lugano 4—0 tonight, which means they thrashed them 11—1 on aggregate in the end. city continued where they left off from the first leg with keira walsh brilliantly setting upjanine beckie in the fifth minute. she went on to get a hat—trick. before pauline bremer scored the fourth. so city have gone one better than last season after they were knocked out in the last 32. there also four games in the scottish league cup tonight. rangers will play in the semi—finals for a fourth consecutive season after a hard—fought 1—0 win over livingston. glen kamara's deflected fifth—minute strike was enough to send steven gerrard's side through. things were much easier for celtic. they thrashed patrick thistle 5—0. hibernain and hearts both went through after winning on penalties. the funeral of forme

organizers of the protest have handed over a memorandum to jana's book stock exchange they are demanding that quote brits are africa that businesses listed on the stock exchange contribute at least 2 percent of their profits to a fund dealing with gender based violence they say it's time for businesses in this country along with the government to do its part do their part to fight gender based violence they say not enough has been done in this protest way hundreds of people have come to demonstrate is taking place in the economic hub of south africa sandton which is the richest square mile in africa they say this is. if the decisions are made and if government's going to take notice it should be now and it's because they're targeting businesses in this country we've spoken to survivors of the sexual assault of rape who say that they've been raped a number of times and that there's been very little assistance and support only one in 8 south african women report instances of a sexual assault that they say the problem is with in a system that does not support them women here and men as well

. >> reporter: beth lowell with adversary group ocean jana has been working to stop it for a decade.tting the cheaper alternative when they're getting ripped off. >> reporter: the group collected 449 samples from restaurant, small markets and grocery stores in 24 states and d.c., and found one out of five samples were mislabeled. one in every three businesses visited sold at least one item that was not labeledrrectly. the bi offendersss, with 42% an of the samples found to be fraudulent. >> well, the problem is seafood fraud can happen any time in the supply chain where one fish is swapped out for another. it could be because somebody wants to sell a cheaper fish at a higher price or they're trying to fill all the order for salmon, and there is not enough salmon, they may swap something else out. >> reporter: not only can that fraud cheat consumers, but oceana finds those who have been overfished mislabeled. some restaurants are focused on using only local sustainable fish. miyanoki is a small city in new york city where you won't find the threatened bluefin tona. >> i always make th

extreme heat and also a high fire danger and as jana mentioned, that spear in the air alert for todayok, this is looking south and you can see that red haze as the sun is just about rising here this morning. the temperatures are in up50s t comfortable now, but as that sunrises, we are going to see temperatures skyrocket in the afternoon, which is why heat advisory is in effect for most of the bay area. let's take you through the day. along the coast it will warm up to the upper 70s to low 80s with that son, a heat advisory for the bay, looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 80s to low 90s, triple digit heat with the heat advisory for inland locations. and that spear the air alert for today, the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups, moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. and it is all become of because of this strong ridge of high pressure, we have a low pressure system across the desert southwest that is bringing in offshore flow, so the wind flow from the land, not the ocean and with that, offshore flow be on the rise, and that high fire danger for today and in

to my left is jana clerk who will provide the board with legal advice this evening.the controls is the boards legal process clerk and i'm julie rosenberg, the executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city department that have cases befored board this evening. we have in the front, scott sanchez, acting deputy zoning administrator, also representing the planning department and planning commission. we have chief building inspector, mauriceo hernandez and sen erin respec inspector be kernin and we have the environmental health branch of department of public-health. the board meeting guidelines are as follows, the board request you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. carry on conversations in the hallway. appellants. permit holders and department respondents are given seven minutes to present and three minutes for rebuttal. people must include their comments within the three or seven-minute periods. members not affiliated have up to three minutes each to address the board and

i'm also a city native and my wife, as are my wife jana, three children and two grandchildren. protected bike lane shouldn't take more than ten years to build. when we first started kicking this idea around, lyft and uber did not even exist. in fact, since this simple project was first proposed, we built the city's tallest skyscraper and the world class arena. and yet here we are, trying to get a bike lane built. i'm kind of like a kid in the candy store, i can't wait to get this thing built. at this point in time to commit today in this room that the long delayed 5th street protected bike lane will be complete before the end of the year, you know, the quick build. can we prioritize the safety of our pedestrians and cyclists over fancy new buildings, yeah. can we put our money where our mouth is and truly advance the vision 0 goals, i believe we must. we all know very well that implementation of safe street designs, despite approving lifesaving benefits and clear community support continue to be politicized. swiftly moving forward with this project you will make the next projec

. >> and you can see on jana's live traffic camera, cloudy and foggy start to the day, we are going tong as we head through the afternoon, except for the coast, daytime highs a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. 92 in concord, 85 in san jose, 76 in oakland, 69 for san francisco and there we go with that seven-day forecast, cloudier for tomorrow, temps a little bit cooler still and we will continue with that cooldown with stronger onshore flow kicking in as we head through the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. saturday and sunday look to be the coolest days of the week. >> mary, thank you. sounds good. >>> we want to take another live look at the brand-new chase center in san francisco this morning where a big celebration is planned for today. a host of bay area dignitaries and team executives will be on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony, also get a look at the brand-new art installation outside which will be unveiled in about two hours. stay with kpix5 throughout the day for coverage of today's festivities and what to expect in the coming days in the weekends and months

joining us now to dissect the different plans is jana mccarthy.ector mccarthy, great to see you. >> you too. >> we want to tap your expertise in this environmental area to kind of dissect with us the different candidates' plans. let's just begin with beth warren who believes that we are all focused on the wrong things. listen to this. >> this is exactly what the fossil fuel industry hopes we're all talking about. that's what they want us to talk about. this is your problem. they want to be able to stir up a lot of controversy around your light bulbs, around your straws, and around your cheese burgers. >> so director, what did you think of that? that really as we all worry about using our plastic straws and what kind of light bulbs we're using that that's not where the emphasis should be? >> i think she was trying to point that there are areas where we really need to tackle systemically the challenge of climate change. and the issue she was bringing up, certainly we all have individual responsibility. i love the idea of everybody doing something ev

to my left is jana clerk who will provide the board with legal advice this evening.ols is the boards legal process clerk and i'm julie rosenberg, the executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city department that have cases befored board this evening. we have in the front, scott sanchez, acting

james milner getting liverpool's first before setting up 17—year—old ki—jana hoever to score his firstampions league after a a—0 second leg win over lugano. there were already leading 7—1 from the first leg but continued to pile on the goals with a hat—trick from janine beckie. city improvoing on last season when they were knocked out in the last 32. hibernian were knocked out by slavia prague. interesting to get the take from andy about the quick turnaround from england and you think, whether or not you would be wrapping up your best players in cotton wool. three players who played a full 80 minutes and one will be starting this one. you have been training your whole life, or since you have been a young child, to be playing this so surely none of the place would be saying, re st none of the place would be saying, rest me. you would want to be in the action. you would but with the risk of injury so high... they might be a slightly different game plan for the next one. no disrespect to the usa but they are not the biggest challenge. it is very unusual for a player to play every single m

liverpool beat mk dons 2—0, defender ki—jana hoever with his first for the club.sea after beating rochdale on penalties but 16—year—old luke matheson, the youngest player in rochdales history grabbed plenty of headlines with the equlsier that sent the tie to a shoot out. he is 16. he has just started his a levels after passing ten gcse‘s last month. i love learning, it is what i want to do because football is not a guarantee. you never know what could happen. you could be the best player in the world and you never know what could happen. anything is possible soi could happen. anything is possible so i want to make sure i have got that back—up plan just in case. so i want to make sure i have got that back—up planjust in case. very wise head. it was also the quarterfinals and the scottish league cup last night. rangers will play the semis. glen kamara's deflected fifth—minute strike was enough to send steven gerrard's side through. there were also wins for celtic, hearts, and hibs. that's all the sport for now. let's head back to westminster. thank you very much. we