at justin herman plaza now there were mostly young people teenagers participating in today'e march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>well he left oakland a few weeks ago, but he hasn't left headlines now he's back in the unemployment line. >>kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas here was more just seems to never and i mean what 11 days with patriots game is this nice stuff you can't make a right which makes is so bizarre. just when you thought you were done hearing about a be another chapter in the downward spiral begins earlier this afternoon. the new england patriots release the controversial right receiver. now we're left to wonder will he ever play another s

so one of the commissioners decided to compare rose to justin herman plaza and said we should not name it after people. i guess for-profit corporations like chase bank is okay. we love the warriors but j.p. morgan has brought havoc. why do corporations get a pass -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> evening, directors. thank you for your time today. my name is rosa, and i am a lifelong resident of chinatown. i work there and my family owns a business there. for those speakers who said they came to chinatown three times a month, i am there every single day of my life, i sleep, work, live there, practically there 24/7. naming this station is giving respect to our community advocates that hardly get recognized in anything that they've done for the city and the community. there are so few opportunities for public institution to be named after the she-roes of our time especially for women of color. this is more than just about a name. rose reminds us to be relentless in our service to the community, particularly women to be bold, courageous and undeterred in our pursuit for a more just society

at justin herman plaza now their work mostly young people teenagers participating in today's march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay on out acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>more than 20,000 people were without power this morning after a construction crew not affiliated with pg in a hidden underground power line happened about 8 this morning near pier 17 power was out in several neighborhoods, including mission bay potrero south of market dogpatch china basin and no a valley. least to our last check rather and least 1800 people are still without their power. >>quite a fall from grace, antonio brown of course was released by the raiders a few weeks ago, he is still though in the headlines in t

have gone through transition of administrators, to look carefully of not repeating the boast of justin herman. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is vicky. i am a student at city college and i am there because i'm here to represent a lot of those who couldn't come with me. if you could imagine, the 20,000 students who would be impacted by this and who are currently enrolled at city college. 20,000 students. we already, as is, are a commuter school. we know when we did a survey in 2006 -- in 2016, it showed that over

have gone through transition of administrators, to look carefully of not repeating the boast of justin herman. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is vicky. i am a student at city college and i am there because i'm here to represent a lot of those who couldn't come with me. if you could imagine, the 20,000 students who would be impacted by this and who are currently enrolled at city college. 20,000 students. we already, as is, are a commuter school. we know when we did a survey in 2006 -- in 2016, it showed that over 45% of students have to commute to the college. we are serving a population where it wasn't 80% -- 80% are either employed or looking for paid jobs. they are part-time students. really they are just taking a full close look -- course load and working part-time. we know there's 26% who to work 26 plus hours. that was a survey that was done in 2019. having disabilities, being of color, being trans, they are probably the ones working these jobs. if you are giving away access, multiple access to education, they would have to transport themselves to the college and w

this group march down on market street from the federal building to justin herman plaza, some of them plan to go on another climate strike next week possibly on wednesday. and it wasn't just here in san francisco, the youth climate strike when global it's been dubbed one of the biggest days of climate demonstrations in history. reid binion has more. >>streets across the u s. the and asia. >>filled with millions of protesters all taking part in a massive climate change strike through it. >>the agency is the climate crisis but it is not just climate change such a tour said a vast turnout of old and young >>i'm need to be thinking about it reads team. that's why wait. your generation. >>the driving force behind all of this 16 year-old swedish environmental activists gretathunberg last year through nunberg began staging weekly protests outside the swedish parliament. the protests come days before when i need ers are set to meet at the un for a much anticipated climate summit. i read court. >>and happening today the battle of the bay and for a great cause thousands of volunteers from san j

that is what happened in the field more area, we used to be about when justin herman pulled that bullpped with the redevelop may come talking everybody can move into the film center, he sent the rates higher than the income of the black people that occupy that land. as that clear? i'm really upset with you, man. i want you to understand that. you are being brainwashed, about this 600 million-dollar housing bond that you have are senior citizens, when i came up with that idea and pointed out how you never produce housing bond for the most normal people, and by the same response, gordon was the one that responded. he's the only one. then you turn around, and president yi is sitting up there trying to he's been on the board for several god damn years and he's never did nothing. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> supervisors, you guys need to be educated, all of the property that we are talking about, whether it is hunters view, the novices who come on board, say they are going to represent, they know will. bs stands for bowl. [chanting] all of those homes are built by the department

we they brought justin herman out there. we gave him some words, and that's what came out of the certificate of preference. we got a certificate of preference, and each person over the age of 18 and up got $4,500. husband and wife, we got $4,500. if my son had of been 18, he would have got $4,500. he is 52 now. each person in that house, my daughter got a certificate, my son get a certificate, i get information on new housing that ocii builds in any part of the city. so anyone was in that house at that particular time, there was a lot of people who had six kids , ten kids, each one of those kids got a certificate of preference. they are now living in modesto and they will not come back here those were my nieces and nephews they have certificates. my problem is, a lot of these young brothers, they were young when i was young, they went to the pen, males and females who are coming home now that have certificates. what happens with the person who was making $15 an hour? we have no housing for those people making $15 an hour. th

at justin herman plaza now there were mostly young people teenagers participating in today's march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>as we're out of time, and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>some very serious questions about the career of the bag and superstar antonio brown in the span less than 2 weeks. he's now been fired by 2 nfl teams to panel run with the raiders and now he's not with te patriots. grant lodes is here to explain why the patriots may we don't know for sure. >>why they may be released a little bit speculation here but you can see why this may be the case and it's hard to believe he was a writer less than 2 weeks ago, it's it's a crazy fall as off-field behavior for antonio brown is of course what prompted the rai

at justin herman plaza now there were mostly young people teenagers participating in today's march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate chang and weright now f and other people to have a future. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news at last count about 40,000 bay area students filled the streets of san francisco, most of them holding signs and some of them got a little creative. >>i caught up with a couple of them earlier today by the embarcadero. so the kids i spoke with say can be small things like picking up trash that each person can do to help and big things like today's kids climate strike either way. they are passionate about protecting their futures and help the lawmakers pay attention. >>public works officials in gilroy say th

youth climate strike this group in the city march down market street from the federal building to justin herman plaza. some of them say they plan to go on another climate strike next week possibly on wednesday, it wasn't just here, san francisco, the youth climate strike went global has been dubbed one of the biggest day of climate demonstrations in history and his reid binion reports now. >>amongst the protesters, a lot of children. >>streets across the u s. the and asia. >>filled with millions of protesters all taking part in a massive climate change strike 3 alone. >>the agency is the climate crisis but it is not just climate change >>such a tour said a vast turnout of old and young >>i'm really need to be thinking about. inforce behind of this 16 year-old swedish environmental activist thunberg last year through nunberg began staging weekly protests outside the swedish parliament. the protests come days before leaders are set to meet at the un for a much anticipated climate summit. i read court. 23 states are now suing the trump administration to keep california is auto emission rules in pl