so please welcome to the stage now district one mom and advocate, leanne chang. >> thank you.plause] i am so honored to be here today with madame mayor london breed. i'm leanne chang, one of so many parents who love this space for our families and who got involved to help to make it permanent. almost exactly two years ago, mayor breed created a car-free space here in golden gate park and mcclaren park so that we could have space for socially distanced recreation. and i want to share a little story with you from the very earliest days of the pandemic when we were sheltering in place. after many days of saying inside of our apartment, the first place that i took my son, he's over there in the pink pants -- jay -- he was three years old at the time and it was golden gate park. and on the way over here, it just felt like a revelation to me to be back in this city, like, back on streets of this city which, like, was so much more beautiful than i remembered. and i know that jay felt it too as we were crossing the street just up there at 8th avenue and we could start to smell the tre

so please welcome to the stage now district one mom and advocate, leanne chang. >> thank you.oday with madame mayor london breed. i'm leanne chang, one of so many parents who love this space for our families and who got involved to help to make it permanent. almost exactly two years ago, mayor breed created a car-free space here in golden gate park and mcclaren park so that we could have space for socially distanced recreation. and i want to share a little story with you from the very earliest days of the pandemic when we were sheltering in place. after many days of saying inside of our apartment, the first place that i took my son, he's over there in the pink pants -- jay -- he was three years old at the time and it was golden gate park. and on the way over here, it just felt like a revelation to me to be back in this city, like, back on streets of this city which, like, was so much more beautiful than i remembered. and i know that jay felt it too as we were crossing the street just up there at 8th avenue and we could start to smell the trees and see people walking and sittin

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so please welcome to the stage now district one mom and advocate, leanne chang. >> thank you.plause] i am so honored to be here today with madame mayor london breed. i'm leanne chang, one of so many parents who love this space for our families and who got involved to help to make it permanent. almost exactly two years ago, mayor breed created a car-free space here in golden gate park and mcclaren park so that we could have space for socially distanced recreation. and i want to share a little story with you from the very earliest days of the pandemic when we were sheltering in place. after many days of saying inside of our apartment, the first place that i took my son, he's over there in the pink pants -- jay -- he was three years old at the time and it was golden gate park. and on the way over here, it just felt like a revelation to me to be back in this city, like, back on streets of this city which, like, was so much more beautiful than i remembered. and i know that jay felt it too as we were crossing the street just up there at 8th avenue and we could start to smell the tre

leanne. but no one thinks that this will change anything in the end. on the contrary, and for the 1st time on public television, there was a former military general and speaking out 2ww people audience. and who said, actually that this war is lost, that we russia has to stop this war. of course, this is only a short moment now, and we need many of those moments and we need it. we need shall go to the, to the fence minister to tell putin this, but still there is already these moment. there are already these moments of criticism, criticism within russia, and i think did it is because there's a huge concern or amongst some military experts who dare to speak out that this war is lost and that it has to stop. what, what can you tell us, chris? are you, if you have your contacts to russia, what are people saying to each other? how k g, how, how cautious are they being at this point in time? you know, i think at home, people quite know quite well what's gone or what is happening right now. yeah, that there is no denise, if you cation all of this stuff, this i

beside or they guess see where we need a highly robust ecosystem, despite climate change and extreme whether it was he leanne's university, leanne's. yeah. but i thus it it gumby. oscar icbm. ah, it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins, the american multi millionaire, purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 1990 s and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions it middle, but on our own here, local and environmental protection, openness zation had told him about property for sale here he and it was love. at 1st sight seen from the plane. he noticed there were hardly any animals left yet phone. so he thought up a plan to re balance. he has that am, i would assume that it was hit them. he didn't hesitate to buy up all the land with the aim of restoring nature. the funds came from the sale of his clothing companies, the north base and esprit. it is february may, 9th, and that if i could come back then many of the cowboys in the wetlands didn't understand, sandal get an american, buys up vast plots of land to re wild them that our fits seemed unreal. but the locals thought it was s

leanne melendez. abc 7 news. from climate change to the holiday weekend weather forecast. yeah meteorologist mike.ico is here with that force. i'm mike. hey, good morning. dan dion. hi everybody. yeah, we're supposed to change the summer this weekend, but we're gonna have to wait till tuesday and wednesday before we really get some summer heat. so let's jump right into the forecast show you what's going on mount tam's looking off to the east that's one of the few areas that's not clouded over yet those clouds though. they're coming tonight and the breezes will slow down a little bit in temperatures will fall back to average levels. tomorrow's gonna be the cloudiest. this afternoon. in fact, that's when we have our first chance of sprinkles. once that cold front passes we rider and milder temperatures for sunday and for the holiday monday. i just wanted to take a look as i love this shot. i mean there's a lot of stuff in the foreground but in the background looks like somebody took a piping bag and just laid down some icing on top ofunsanhy ice cream or maybe whipped cream sure thing, but it's just

languages, the next superintendent may have to accept that change for better or for worse is constant when working at sfusd. san francisco leanneendez abc 7 news across the bay the president of the oakland unified school board is considering retirement dr. gary yee has served on the school. board since 2002 and briefly served as superintendent in 2014 back in february. his home was vandalized after a small group gathered to protest the district's decision to close seven schools in an attempt to grapple with a budget crisis. he's term is scheduled to end january of next year still ahead. we're continuing to follow the latest on the supreme court abortion battle and we'll tell you the results of a new poll on what the majority of americans say about this issue plus bay area covid is on the rise with the latest metric show according to the cdc's covid map. everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats. and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity

languages the next superintendent may have to accept that change for better or for worse is constant when working at sfusd. in san francisco leannez abc 7 news in the south bay a club for parents of twins and triplets recently marked its 50th anniversary 200 families are actively involved in this club. just continues to grow and grow as we approach mother's day. we're celebrating amazing moms of multiples. it seems to be that more and more people are having twins. so our group has grown quite a bit just in the last few years. it's definitely a real blessing. i mean having twins is such a cool experience that i never could have envisioned before having them. over just like oh my god, this is gonna change our life right now we have about over 200 members. we share our experiences and also our tips and tricks. definitely, you know, i opening when you get them all together and actually, you know, see them especially having playdates and stuff. from each other. i think it's really helpful to see parents of older twins just to kind of see what's what's next around the corner. the group also has a new parent and expectant parent meeting

changing cancer research. donate now at v dot org. superintendent's awards awarded to six graduating seniors who have excelled in academics and leadership. senior education reporter leannez introduces us to one of the winners from lowell high school. >> hi, my name is toshi gottlieb. i am interested in going into business. i'm ready for a career and ready for life. leanne: if some students felt lost during the pandemic, toshi worked with an organization which finds ways to improve public transportation. >> you can never really improve the system unless you begin to trust it. leanne: he also worked on fundraisers to help build schools in developing countries. >> education is really the key to uplifting anything you need, especially in areas where it is left -- less-developed. leanne: he is also a product of the school district's mandarin dual language immersion program that has helped him to expand his outlook of the world. >> i learned a lot about chinese culture as well as the language, and it really helped me learn, you know, and eastern culture versus what we learned in schools. >> i am a comparative government teacher at lowell high school. toshi is very ambitious b