. >> i'm mark dwight. i am born and raised in silicon valley. i moved to san francisco 15 years ago to run a small business called timbuk two, a bag company, which took me in a dramatically different direction from my corporate career 20 years prior. i bought and sold it in 2006 to a private equity firm, they promptly fired me, so i decided to start my own company called rickshaw bag company. we're based in the dogpatch. i'm the founder of dogpatch business association, newly formed in our fast growing dogpatch neighborhood, so welcome to the commission. glad to have you. >> irene yee riley, and i'm a retired banker. i worked my 35 years with bank of america, and i was branch manager for many different communities, the richmond district, chinatown, and town area and all that, so i -- town down area, and all that, so i deal with a lot of small business owners. i understand their challenges and what their needs are. when i retired, the mayor asked me to serve on the small business commission, and i gladly accept, so here i am, and welcome. >> than

. >>> 49ers legend dwight clark has passed away after his als battle we are joined by our sports director, mark ibanez >> reporter: it shocks you. 10 minutes ago, my phone started to go off. like it does when something like this happens. i have known dwight since he came to the 49ers, back in 1979. even if you are expecting it to happen sometime in the future, it catches you off guard. i am shocked by how quickly this disease progressed. having just seen him and had lunch with him two months ago. he was so full of life and in such high spirits. it catches you off guard when something like this happens quickly to a guy who had so much life in him. and was so loved by everyone around him. >> i want to talk about the lunches and everyone coming together to support him. talk about what the lunches were like. and how much it meant to dwight.>> reporter: anyone who knew right, -- dwight, knew what a people person he was. he loved to be surrounded by his former teammates. believe me, this was not a thing where he had to twist anyone's arm. despite his disease, he was always up beat. he loved to share

mark. >>> tributes for dwight clark are pouring in cod jerry rice said love you, dwight clark, rest in peace. >> tom brady called him one of his idols, that famous game when he was just four years old, and saw it in person, even though he was so young, it remained a key moment for him. he finished by saying i am sad to hear of his passing from als, but i know that he is resting at peace finally after many use. -- years. >>> stay tuned to ktvu fox 2 news as more reaction pours in, the latest on air and online. >>> one day away from the election, the candidates in the primary for califoia's next governor, bumaking their final push for votes, more than 19 million californians are registered to vote. >> more than 2 million have voted. paul chambers with more on the candidates message to voters. >> the top finishers face-off in november, most of the candidates but today between southern california in the bay area, trying to get as many people to support their bed. >> reporter: some of the democratic candidates vying for governor, trying to run a last minute votes, and at the bart station in san f

mark, thank you. >>> 49er great jerry rice, tweeted this out, love you, dwight clark, rest in peace. we are bringing you more about bay area legend, dwight clark, more in the evening on ktvu. >>> people ve voted today, as jean kim turned in her ballot, for the next mayor seven cisco, voting for herself, one of the big races we will be following tomorrow, primary elections for governor, u.s. senate, -- mayor of san francisco. and most seats of the legislature, paul chambers focused on the race for governor, and paul, you have details of the final push each candidate had to get out the vote today?>> they spent today between southern california and the bay area, trying to get people to support their bid to become one of the top two finishers in the california gubernatorial primary, and they will move on to the general election.>> reporter: election day hours away, vying for governor, they spent time in the bay, the former la mayor tried to roundup last-minute votes at the mission street bart station. and at the glen park station, they both talked about what they thought is important fac

dwight clark dies at 61 after battling a-l-s and all new at ten: exactly what is a-l-s? sports reporter markse. d te he faces everyday. plus... after kron 4 broke several stories about needles on bart trains ... a new response team was put into place. what bart is doing to keep trains and stations .. safe and clean. (pam) and winds are picking up in the bay area.. how will this change temperatures during the rest of the work week. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the bay area's 'first and only' ten at ten forecast. (pam) don't go away... hour three of kron 4 news in primetime .. starts right after the break. nats of the catch.. just amazing (pam) heavy hearts in the bay area... as the passing of former 49er great dwight clark was announced. (ken) the legend who led the team to its first super bowl .. died after a battle with als. (pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the 49ers faithfull... who tter to help us remember the legacy clark left behind than spor

dwight clark will definitely be missed and always loved. that's the sporting life right now. it is 11:00, time for more news. >> loved by so many in the bay area. markown to election day, california voters go to the polls. big races and big issues. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >>> lots of issues, the primary elections, u.s. senate, most seats in the state legislator. hello everyone, i am frank somerville.. >> i am julie haener.. theytry to the last 18 months of the te. tonight, candidates made last minute pitches. emberley is live after talking to five of the eight candidates. amber. >> reporter: julie, this evening we found candidates talking to voters, in person, online, o

mark, we've seen the backlash from senator john mccain, saying thinks a mistake to cans the these. how important are they to readiness in the region? >> they exercises that have been going on, they're held dwight annually are the way both that we have demonstrated our resolved, working with south korea, or ally so they've been important for signaling and -- i would cautious that the u.s. has an awful lot of additional forces in the region. it's not as if you stopped exercising the 28 those troops your readiness would vanish. most of the key assets are outside south korea, so i think people should bear that in mind. it's a signal, a signal we don't intend to threaten kim jong-un, so long as he keeps bargaining. that's the keep point made by pomp on. in terms of military risks, i'm told it's fairly modest. i urge everyone to take a look at this piece. we don't know the extension of that, we don't know what kind of research continues. this goes a huge x factor, not know exactly what's happening impts i think one way to put it is this is the biggest challenge for u.s. intelligence, for the cia, in terms of recruiting human sources for our nsa and other technical collection agencies, knowing what t

dwight d. eisenhower launch the d-day invasion sending more than 156,000 allied troops to france to free europe from nazi germany's grip. many died on the beaches of normandy. june 6, 1944. visitors mark anniversary of the american military cemetery above the beaches. some who survived attended a ceremony wreath laying at the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. >> storming utah beach at h hour on d-day. he fought in the battle of the bulge and helped liberate dachau. >> joined by a man drafted as he left high school. >> he landed at omaha beach on d-day plus one. >> hand-to-hand battle. >> lincoln was just over 19, manned the artillery and entered gold beach with british forces. >> it was important to get a foothold. from then on, it was a matter of where do we go next? >> at our rose garden ceremony, signing legislation to help all veterans, president trump remembered the greatest generation. >> more than 70,000 brave young americans charged out of landing craft, jumped out of airplanes, and stormed into hell. to speak on the beaches of normandy. saving western civilization exactly 74 years ago today. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin. fox news. >> shannon: president trump sign