there are many markers, plaques, memorials in lincoln park touching on notable individuals and events. including the holocaust, world war i, the creation of the 1920 lincoln highway. mostly hidden on the golf course, there's nothing interpreting city cemetery or commemorating the more than 20,000 san franciscans still at rest there. we could of talked a lot longer about it, but if you have any questions, i'm delighted to answer them. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, so much mr. lebounty. i really appreciated the pictures to go with supervisor chan's story. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam chair. i'm disappointed on the e-mails i got on behalf of the san francisco golf alliance. i would be honored to be listed as a co-sponsor. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. i'm actually here for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish

there are many markers, plaques, memorials in lincoln park touching on notable individuals and events. including the holocaust, world war i, the creation of the 1920 lincoln highway. mostly hidden on the golf course, there's nothing interpreting city cemetery or commemorating the more than 20,000 san franciscans still at rest there. we could of talked a lot longer about it, but if you have any questions, i'm delighted to answer them. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, so much mr. lebounty. i really appreciated the pictures to go with supervisor chan's story. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam chair. i'm disappointed on the e-mails i got on behalf of the san francisco golf alliance. i would be honored to be listed as a co-sponsor. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. i'm actually here for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish

there are many markers, plaques, memorials in lincoln park touching on notable individuals and eventslocaust, world war i, the creation of the 1920 lincoln highway. mostly hidden on the golf course, there's nothing interpreting city cemetery or commemorating the more than 20,000 san franciscans still at rest there. we could of talked a lot longer about it, but if you have any questions, i'm delighted to answer them. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, so much mr. lebounty. i really appreciated the pictures to go with supervisor chan's story. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam chair. i'm disappointed on the e-mails i got on behalf of the san francisco golf alliance. i would be honored to be listed as a co-sponsor. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. i'm actually here for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish. just to confirm

73 reads resolution initiating a landmark designation under article 10 of the planning code for lincoln park, formerly known as city cemetery, assessor parcel block number 1313, lot 029. here's the new park and extending the prescribed time within which the historic preservation commission may render its decision by 90 days for a total of 180 days. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i'm going to be brief on this legislation landmarking lincoln park. i just want to express my honor and my privilege as an elected leader and a chinese immigrant to be able to introduce this piece of legislation honoring generation of chinese immigrants and immigrants from all over the world before my own arrival as a first generation immigrant in san francisco. so it is my hope that this landmark designation will help us remember the blood and tears of our ancestors shed as part of the power that has built san francisco into the great city it is today. again, i would like to take this opportunity to thank all the community members and organizations who have sent in letters of su

73 reads resolution initiating a landmark designation under article 10 of the planning code for lincoln park, formerly known as city cemetery, assessor parcel block number 1313, lot 029. here's the new park and extending the prescribed time within which the historic preservation commission may render its decision by 90 days for a total of 180 days. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i'm going to be brief on this legislation landmarking lincoln park. i just want to express my honor and my privilege as an elected leader and a chinese immigrant to be able to introduce this piece of legislation honoring generation of chinese immigrants and immigrants from all over the world before my own arrival as a first generation immigrant in san francisco. so it is my hope that this landmark designation will help us remember the blood and tears of our ancestors shed as part of the power that has built san francisco into the great city it is today. again, i would like to take this opportunity to thank all the community members and organizations who have sent in letters of su

the third mass shooting that night got the most attention because it happened in the affluent lincoln parkghborhood. eight people were hit by gun fire. three of the victims were 15 years or younger. in fact, of the people shot in chicago this year, about 100 of them were 15 years old or younger. trace? >> mike tobin live in chicago. thank you. damarian benson's mother, brittany joins us. our hearts go out to you and your family. i don't know what it's like to lose a child but i can't imagine there's anything more agonizing in life. what would you say to people that ask you about the crime happening in chicago and around the rest of the country? >> what i would say, please, change the gun laws. change the gun laws. make it harder for people to get to the guns. bring back the death penalty, a life for a life. >> you have acknowledged that damarian was not the perfect child. he was caught up with some gang. listen and i'll get your response. >> street justice is never ending. the appetite for revenge is never satisfied. it only harms. we're in a battle for the heart and soul of some of our co

side, the west side where this historically happens or whether you be downtown on even in lincoln lincoln parkhere's usually a younger, white group of folks, college students live. there's been mass shootings in those areas which we had never seen before. who's to blame? the mayor of chicago, the cook county prosecutor especially. kim fox has released 25,000 felony cases including murder cases. there was an analysis by the sun times also that showed in the last six years over a thousand shootings, almost 150 people who died from those shootings. two conviction out of over a thousand people. this is not an american city. the leadership needs to be kicked out, and the residents of chicago have to start telling on the people who are committing the crimes. snitching needs to be the new season in chicago. >> yeah. our hearts go out to you and your family. that story -- >> she's okay. thank god she's okay now. thank you. >> that is great news. you talk about murderers being released, they're running out of ankle bracelets. they're releasing murder suspects in chicago and running out of ankle bracele

links to their books in the chat and i know they're also on display at the depaul bookstore in lincoln park. we do have one technical issue or constraint that i'd ask your help with potentially. we are limited to 100 participants tonight and i see we are at 52 right now. and i anticipate that will grow quite a bit in the next few minutes if we do start to approach 100, i'd ask some of you to go over to the link on facebook and watch it on facebook live. so that more people can continue to come in. thank you very much, and i will introduce amy tyson from the english from the history department rather. i'm from the english department and is an associate professor of history at the paul. she's the author of the wages of history emotional labor on public histories front lines and this summer she began the being lincoln oral history project. his aim is to document the stories of individuals who perform in public as abraham lincoln and his contemporaries. thank you so much amy for hosting this for us. it's a pleasure to to be here in my house and to see all of you and yours. what we're going to d

the screenshot bore the caption "january 6 rally point lincoln park."nd said the objective was the capitol. it said amongst other things that trump has given us marching orders and to keep your guns hidden. it urged people to bring your trauma kits and gas masks to link up early in the day in six to 12-man teams. it indicated that there would be time to arm up. seeing that message caused me concern. to be sure looking back now it seemed to foreshadow what happened later. at the time, though, we had not received any threat warnings from our chain of command. i had no independent reason to believe that violence was headed our way. as the morning progressed and the crowd of protesters began to swell on the east side of the capitol, many displaying trump flags, the crowd was chanting slogans like "stop the steal" and "we want trump." but the demonstration was still being conducted in a peaceful manner. earlier that afternoon capitol police dispatch advised all units over the radio that we had an active 10-100 at the republican national committee nearby. 10-

with the exception of the residents of 65 homes that are on, let's see, where is it, on park street between lincolneridian. those residents will have to check in with pg&e and they will have to be escorted to their homes so the technicians can do safety checks. everyone else is free to go home. more than 300 home have been off limits as pga works to fix a gas line. she hasn't been able to get back to her home since her afternoon evacuation. >> i was not able to get my medication. i was told no. >> reporter: she doesn't have a car so it's not easy to get back and forth to the shelter. and she hasn't got any of her medicine yet. a different story for joseph. >> we went back for the meds. he was able to grab toothpaste and necessities like that. a couple of pieces of clothes. >> reporter: i first met him last night a couple hours after he was told to leave his house. he ended up staying at a local marriott courtesy of the city of san jose. from sky ranger, you can see why he and his neighbors have been evacuated for so long. pg&e is working at park and ray street after an unaffiliated company damaged

san jose fire asked families who live on park between meridian and lincoln to report to the pg&e supportall other residents were allowed to return.more than 100 people were out of their homes and ready for this to be over. >> some people don't have anywhere to go. at least i have my family, but i want to go back home. reggie: pg&e has been working to repair an eight-inch gas line ruptured by contractor. a coyote pup is back in the wild released near telegraph hill after she was rescued from san francisco bay. we were sent a video of the crew using a net to get the coyote out of the water. the animal was spotted on the peer and jumped in the water to escape animal control officers. where is it? oh. they got it. ok. blue and gold fleet offered the use of a small boat to reach the coyote. >> it was using the plastic boom to hold its little head up. i think we made it just enough -- made it just in time to scoop it out. kumasi: you want a coyote. reggie: i really kind of want a coyote. that's not good. the coyote was treated for hypothermia before released. kumasi: it is friday and that mean

>> the front parking lot, if you will, of the warehouse is framed by 3rd avenue and lincoln in downtown phoenix, arizona. the parking lot is framed on the north and the west by what's almost a two-story building. in the west it's a two-story building, but off the ground building on the north side. in the parking lot itself, we made sure in working with security officials that the folks who wanted to come out and share their grievances, like the first amendment says, petition their government for that redress, had space enough to have their voices heard. he did not put a security fence up after some incidences where folks had literally forced their way into the lobby. we tried to keep it as open as possible. we tried to be as transparent and open as possible with the media and members of the public. >> can i follow up with the question, because i was in local government for 14 years. we ran the election. we had to register our voters. we never had a situation where people came and demonstrated while the votes were being counted. you vote, you have elections, that never happened. demonstr

park avenue in san jose. that's just blocked from the sap center and lincoln hoop. robert handa is live with a new timeline on capping this leak. we heard midnight, that was yesterday and now we are at 5:00 p.m. today. what's happening robert? >> reporter: well, it could be any time. they're not pinpointing an exact hour. they're emphasizing this is a complicated repair, one line was severed but it was connected to five other ones. park avenue are closed off completely. even with this wind, we can smell a little bit of gas in the air, just enough from anyone going home. >> at noon today, some of the people evacuated by this gas leak, 24 hours ago began returning, expecting they would be allowed to get back into their homes and businesses. it is still not safe to go home. >> you can smell it. it is so, so strong. the smell of gas is really strong. >> reporter: the owner of hill's flowers on race street closing down for two days is devastating. >> our shop is kind of a small business. we survived through covid and now just another couple of days, i don't know how we c

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we are looking at meridian and lincoln and those are the perimeters of the closure. that gas leak is being taken care of at race and park. the evacuation still in place and the gas line still being addressed, but west san carlos, meridian, lincoln, they are all open for business as we understand. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> students at one middle school will wear blue to honor a classmate that died yesterday at delta vista middle school. he died when a car he was in was struck by a freight train at east cyprus road and main street in oakley, about one block from the school. a 19-year-old woman behind the wheel was critically injured. all the crossing signals were operating correctly. >> so sad. >>> new this morning, santa rosa looking to cash in on a flood of unregistered short-term rentals. city leaders are asking for feedback on an ordinance that may take effect in october. residents can fill out an online survey. one study shows there are more than 350 short-term rental properties in the city but only half are registered and along with the revenue argument there are concerns that unregistered rentals are in fir

park. crossing lincoln is also a challenge for pedestrians walking to the butt stops on the northern side of the street. and through the study, the team identified a tool box of traffic calming and [inaudible] such as dilating and painted safety zones. and so there are 25 intersections on lincoln way between great highway and arguello with crosswalks where people cross. [inaudible] is recommending prioritizing safety infrastructure to intersections with the highest number of collisions. further study similar to that conducted for the fulton safety project to the north of the park can provide an understanding of specific treatments that can be applied to these 21 intersections and the five pedestrian crossings along lincoln. as supervisor mar mentioned, many trips start in district 4, and start and end in commercial districts in the area. many people want to improve access to commercial corridors, and so we have several recommendations that we are recommending to advance this solution set. the first is a new curbside general loading zone that sfmta is willing to address on the double parking

lincoln avenue. the gas pipe was ruptured at the intersection of ray street and park avenue on wednesday. it was capped last night. pg&e said the private contractor working on the project may be held responsible. >>> earthquakes hit on the california-nevada border. the epicenter was around 35 miles south of the tamarack fire. >>> cal fire has contained a blaze in sonoma county. the vegetation fire breck out at the mendocino line. no one was injured. meanwhile, the lake tahoe visits authority is telling visitors to postpone visits until further notice because of the caldor fire. >>> take a look at the conditions crews are battling in eldorado county. you can see the flames have jumped both sides of highway 50. the fire is burning 140,000 acres. that's bigger than shopping. containment sits at 12%. more than 600 buildings have been destroyed. >>> new details on the mysterious death of a san francisco family. john gerrish, his wife ellen chung and their 1-year-old daughter and dog were found on the trail. they believe the family hiked more than eight miles with little to know shade or trees

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park avenue. our nbc bay area skyranger is overhead. this is just a few blocks from the s.a.p. center and lincoln high school. the evacuation order is for anyone within a 900-foot radius of this leak. officers are going door to door to help people get out if they can't make it out on their own. again, this is a live look now from our nbc bay area chopper. here's some key information now. anyone who need

park avenue. our nbc bay area skyranger is overhead. this is just a few blocks from the s.a.p. center and lincoln high school. the evacuation order is for anyone within a 900-foot radius of this leak. officers are going door to door to help people get out if they can't make it out on their own. again, this is a live look now from our nbc bay area chopper. here's some key information now. anyone who needs to go back into their home to get their pets should head to the walgreen's on west san carlos street. police will then escort you to your house. pg&e estimates it will not be able to cap this gas leak until midnight. so there's still a long ways to go. this is on race street and park avenue in san jose. >> the bay area's largest city could be on a collision course with its own police department over the issue of mandatory vaccinations. 88% of police officers have been vaccinated. but if the unvaccinate rd suspended, they say it could create a huge safety problem. scott budman explains what's at stake. >> reporter: things are heating up between the city of san jose and its police force over vaccinations. the p

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park in washington and march to the mall. we're going to pass the white house, black lives matter, we're not going to the lincoln memorial. must pass this john lewis bill. terry sewell will be there. the senate must do a carve out around the filibuster and pass federal law. otherwise we will be subjected to state laws everywhere. so we're doing this on a saturday, people are not working, we already have thousands of people taking buses. we want people to come. covid conscience. we're doing it with masks. we're doing it right. but we cannot afford for the federal government not to interfere now. >> just last night, texas legislature passed its law, the one that democrats had flown to washington to protest. it was a symbolic gesture in the end because it's gone through. as you look at a federal law that you say is important because of the state laws and you talk about a carve out around the filibuster. do you have enough hope to get enough senators on board for it's something that joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, among others, have been reluctant to entertain. they said we would listen to the john lewis bill. s-1 is too much