but moscone was a hero tomany. he worked hard to make sure he was inclusive in the h way built city government in san francisco. he was a state senator befor became mayor. can you talk about his role as trail blawr? t set him apart from other politicians at that era? >> several things. and as you said he had twonc ons in politics. he was a state senator for a long time. and mayor for three years. as a senator his role was in passing lgislation. very progressive legislation. and a lot of it. and that's an important part of the legy. at we san franciscoen sometimes over look. because he was t mayor. when you see the mayor that's an executive. >> as senator he supported by lingual -- he did important things. ad> one of the interns a reference to this. she was doing researc on the legislation that george moscone had a hand in shpassing. was taken by something about mattress safety. it was an early bid o consumer protectionism. part of a long list of thing he was involved in in sacramento. during his career. i would add

george moscone. he was an early proponent of gay rights and wked to create city government that reflected diversity. 40 years ago this month he was shot and killed in city hall. by former supervisor dan white. his life and leadership are the subjectewof a n document tear. a legacy of the change. rere's a clip from the film. >>> the truly modern mayor of san francisco, he pushed and inspired city government to become more inclusive. diverse a tolerant. his life was cuty short the assassin who murdered gay activist harvey milk. the darkest day in san francisco police cpolitical history. heeft a legacy that endured. talk about y now to the film is producer andre or. and george moscones son. who is featured in the film. nice ve you here with us. >> thank you. >> over the years a lot has been written and said about that very awful dark time in 1978. when dan white shot and killed your father halong w harvey milk. this film covers those events really through the lens of your father's life. why was that so

supervisor moscone...ayor assasinations terisa estacio in mill valley, terisa estacio (ken) (ken) marking one of the saddest days in san francisco history. we take a look back at the assasinations of mayor george moscone... and supervisor harvey milk... 40 years ago today. (pam) first the u-s government... now the united nations .. both warning about the dangers of climate change. the latest report that details the threat the planet is facing. (ken) and silicon valley companies... often blamed for helping create the bay area's housing crisis... are now stepping up to build affordable places to live. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ( ken on cam) a trio of technology companies has stepped up to help end the affordable housing crisis in the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about a big-time donation received by the housing trust of silicon valley. launched last year to fund affordable housing projects like "the villas on the

the assassinations 40 years ago it george moscone and harvey milk.former san francisco supervisor and former -- current lawmaker scott weiner about the doors these two opened and the impacts on recent elections. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. back now to our coverage of a truly sad day in san francisco. it was on this day inside city hall where george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were both killed. former san francisco supervisor and current state senator scott weiner joins me now live. this was definitely a moment for not only all of san francisco, but for future politician

mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk had been killed inside city hall. former supervisor dan white would eventually confess and serve time for the assassination but for many, the killings were a galvanizing moment. >> this city will never be the same, because we always are a -- are forced to remember, are forced to recall that dreadful day. >> reporter: in the middle of the city's loss, two families were left reeling. mayor moscone's son, jonathan, speaking out today about his father's life can serve as a role model for future generations of san francisco leaders. >> the legacy of my dad and that of harvey is not one of tragedy, it's one of opportunity. >> reporter: harvey milk's nephew saying the man the world knows as an lgbt icon was a personal hero to him. today, sharing some of the inspiration his uncle shared with him before his death. >> your differences, what makes you different is the medicine that will heal the world. and we, in san francisco, you, in san francisco, are reminding the world that those differences are the gifts. >> reporter: city

<"both mayor moscone and <"both mayor <"both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killeday marked 40 years since two san francisco city leaders where assassinated.mayor geoge moscone and supervisor harvey milk were remembered in a ceremony not far from where the double murder took place. the double- killing sent shockwaves through the city. their assailant... disgruntled former supervisor dan white.he was convicted of manslaugther.. and then killed himself not long after being parolled.moscone had served as a state senator before being elected mayor. he is remembered for many things including, changing city government by appointing women, people of color and members of the l-g-b-t-q community to committees and boards making city leadership more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer. one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.those who knew them both say, the city would be a different place today if they had lived. ( robin ) former mayor ( robin ) former mayor willie b

mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk had been killed inside city hall. former supervisor dan white would eventually confess and serve time for the assassination. but for many, the killings were a galvanizing moment. >> this city will never be the same because we always are forced to remember, forced to recall that dreadful day. >> reporter: in the middle of the city's loss, two families were left reeling. mayor moscone's son speaking out today about his father's life can serve as a role model for future generations of san francisco leaders. >> the legacy of my dad and that of harvey is not one tragedy, it's opportunity. >> reporter: and, harvey milk's nephew, saying the man the world knows as an lgbt icon was a personal hero to him. today, sharing some of the inspiration his uncle shared with him before his death. >> your differences, what makes you different is the medicine that will heal the world. and we, in san francisco, you, in san francisco, are reminding the world that those differences are the gifts. >> reporter: city leaders today recognized th

remembers the legacies of harvey milk and george moscone. the ceremony that will mark 40 years since the assassination of those two city leaders. >>> good morning and thank you for waking up with us. tuesday, november 27. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is watching the forecast. pam cook want some rain. >>> it's on its way. late morning early afternoon. for you, sooner than dave. >> north of the golden gate. >> correct. we do have rainmaking into mendocino county. most of the morning commute, you are probably okay unless the system moves quicker. it's making its move but it's low. 50s and 60s today with cloudy skies. watch for fog this morning. we have some clearing santa rosa has had some fog. rain will move in. this is the first of three . the one on wednesday night into thursday looks to be the best by far. the one on saturday looks to be the coldest. that could be a quick mover but that could lower snow levels to around 4500 feet. the system is making its move. it has a lot of moisture with it but not enough speed yet to m

the assasination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk.(pam) kron 4's maureen kelly attended a special ceremony at city hall today ... where the legacies of both leaders were celebrated. it was a really tough tough time in 1978mayor london breed standing in city hall not far from where the assasinations took place...a day that sent shockwaves thru san francisco. both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killed.their assailant... disgruntled former supervisor dan white who was later sentenced to manslaugther and ended up killing himself after his release from prison. moscone had served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town....he's is remembered for changing the face of city governement by appointing women, people of color and members of the lgbt community to committees and boards making it more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer...one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.activist and author cleve jones says the day of the double killing he though

both mayor moscone and supervisor milk have been shot and killed.their assailant... disgruntled former supervisor dan white who was later sentenced to manslaugther and ended up killing himself after his release from prison. moscone had served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town....he's is remembered for changing the face of city governement by appointing women, people of color and members of the lgbt community to committees and boards making it more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer...one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.activist and author cleve jones says the day of the double killing he thought movement to make the city more inclusive died with themthen that sun went down and people began to gather on castro street like you're going to like we're going to gather tonight gay and straight young and old, black and white and brown, immigrant and native born and we let our candles and we march down here and we feel this entire plaza with the light of our candles, and i knew then i wa

we take a look back at the assasinations of mayor george moscone... and supervisor harvey milk... 40 years ago today in a live report. supervisor milk have been shot and killed."> (ken) it has been 40 years since two san francisco city leaders where assassinated. mayor geoge moscone and supervisor harvey milk were remembered today in a ceremony not far from where the double murder took place.(pam) the double- killing sent shockwaves through the city. their assailant ... disgruntled former supervisor dan white.. he was convicted of manslaugther.. and then killed himself not long after being parolled. moscone, who had served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town .... is remembered for many things including, changing city government by appointing women, people of color and members of the l-g-b-t-q community .... to committees and boards making city leadership more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer... one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office. those who knew them both say, the

the san francisco gay men's chorus performed in memory of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. they were assassinated at city hall november 27, 1978. 400 people joined last night's very somber march from the plaza named after supervisor milk. they marched to city hall. the march he's say that day has turned every november 27th into a reminder of what the world could be. >> it is a day of reflection. it is a of revisiting a of us, dies. >> the legacy of my dad and that of harvey is not of one of tragedy. it is one of opportunity. >> the crowd included people who weren't even born when moscone and milk were killed but one man originally from colorado said he was inspired when he first heard about harvey milk. >> i always had a love affair with san francisco and when i read this, about this street and this city, with this guy that was the self-proclaimed mayor of that city, or that street, i had to go see it and the second i stepped foot here, it felt like home. >> some of the people told us the loss of moscone and milk paved a tough path to change. they're optimistic that p

mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were assassinated at city hall november 27, 1978. former supervisor dan white turned himself into police about half an hour after the killings. both men ran for public office as progressives and were political allies during milk's time of the board. milk was the first openly gay elected official in the state. the reception at city hall begins at 12:30 pm and will honor the political legacies of both men. >>> police in antioch searching for who spray-painted heat messages and symbols on churches, buildings and cars in downtown antioch. crime reporter henry lee shows us surveillance video that may lead to an arrest. >> reporter: hateful messages and symbols spray-painted all over downtown antioch over the weekend. >> they hit a barbershop in churches and restaurants. a whole bunch of stuff. it's unacceptable. it still shows there is racism out here. >> reporter: the church of god- holy on 3rd street marked with the term derogatory toward women along with swastikas. >> i rushed down here and was speechless by the fact there would be swa

. >> 40 years ago today, mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were assassinated. a special remembrance is taking place in just a few minutes. >> reporter: yeah, at 12:30 in about a half hour, the city will pause to remember slain mayor george moscone and civil rights leader and supervisor harvey milk. the two were assassinated in their offices here at city hall on this day, november 27th, 1978. dan white being a former san francisco supervisor later confessed to the killing and was convicted. we are expecting former mayor willie brown and the current supervisor mandellman. he says he hopes it will be uplifting an will pay tribute to the lasting contributions of the two san francisco leaders. moscone and milk both ran for public office as progressives an were political allies during milk's time on the board. milk was the first openly gay official in the history of california. his story brought to film with sean penn playing the role of milk. and as you probably remember, having been here in the state in the bay area for so long, that every year on this date, crowds

that's exactly what he did. >> he went to the mayor's office and shot mayor george moscone, and then went to the board of supervisors office and shot supervisor harvey milk. renovations in the 90s made big changes so it is hard to see exactly where the events happened. >> this was the offices of the bod supervisors. >> the room where milk was shot is now a clerk's office. even though so much has changed, at a memorial service, they were honored for how they shaped the present. san francisco mayor london breed says that they opened the doors for all americans. for african americans, for women, for members of the lgbtq community. >> that commitment to diversity and years, she says. today he talked about the message of milks message. >> he famously said that news of his election would give folks throughout this country, two new options, moved to san francisco, or stay and fight. >> he says they did vote -- both. he points to that midterm elections. >> 150 people of the lgbtq community were appointed to positions around this area. >> tonight, as is the case on every anniversary of this t

it will honor the political legacies of moscone and milk. >>> cyber monday. we are waiting now for the final numbers but already the analysts say cyber monday is on track to be the largest online shopping day in history. with almost $8 billion in sales. however you may not get every item you ordered. ann rubin spoke to experts on how to stop thieves from stealing packages from off your doorstep. >> reporter: you have searched the sales and picked your gifts but you may never see those cyber monday packages. not if porch pirates get to them first. >> this is the season of giving but for them it's the season of taking. >> reporter: study show one third of americans have fallen victim to package theft but there are steps you can take. the u.s. postal service suggests customers sign up for their informed delivery service. he will get alerts when a package is on its way and can select where you want the carrier to leave it. >> can you leave it behind the gate? leave it behind a bush? can you leave it with a neighbor? >> reporter: other suggestions. have a package

i have no problem. >> reporter: the main conference will be held at the moscone center.ad originally been rented by the marriott. in a press announcement from matt haney, he and other individuals say they are calling on the california school board association to cancel its reservations at marriott owned hotels. they cannot claim that they stand with teachers in public education. while ignoring its labor brother and sisters. crossing the picket line is unacceptable. more than 2500 hotel workers from san francisco have joined this picket line. they are going across the country. they say they feel even stronger than ever. in san francisco, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's go to dave clark. >> reporter: some of the top stories we are following. an investigation goes on and san pablo after this morning's deadly crash following the police chase. it started around san pablo dam road about midnight. the car that was chased crashed on san pablo avenue near road 20. which is still closed. while the chp and the costa county sheriff's office investigates. no details yet on

moscone who served as a state senator before being elected mayor of his home town...ng city government by appointing women... people of color and members of the l-g-b-t-q community to committees and boards. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer... one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office. those who knew them both say, the city would be a different place if they had lived. <> ( james ) willie brown became friends with moscone in law school and served alongside him in the state legislature. moscone was 46-years old when he was elected mayor of san francisco. ( darya ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) another day with rain although today's rain will be the lightest of our 3 rainy days. temperatures will peak in a very similar range to yesterday's in the low 60's. tomorrow look forward to rainfall increasing and temperatures dropping into the 50's. friday will see drying skies ahead

then mayor george moscone he and supervisor were assassinated on november 27. for decades have passed. the memories are vivid. >> 40 years ago today i felt like i lost the world. i am standing here in the middle of where it all started. >> it started in the castro. the evolution of gay rights with the guidance of milk. the vigil held at a plaza now named for him. >> he was the most wonderful mentor. >> at the time of the assassination he was a 24-year- old college student who entered for milk at city hall. he says milk taught himself love, acceptance, and the importance of fighting for equality. >> i am proud of whathave he showed us the way, and he showed me the way. mixed in with all of it, it's just an incredible sense of attitude. >> from the castro, people marched with umbrellas and candles in hand. to city hall. >> is a gay reflection. it's a day of revisiting a hope that harvey milk imposed on all of us. i hope that never dies. >> has dwindled over the years, the optimism has not dimmed. there are no -- more faces >> -- i always had a love affair with se

both george moscone and harvey mi milk ex exemplified through their actions. they began to point women of color and members of the lgbtq community which at the time was unheard of and we're fortunate and take for granted the diversity we're able to celebrate today. by doing this mayor moscone open the doors and mar -- mar i have milk fought for seniors and low income people and people of color. while this is not all their work, it was a key part of their l legacy. they were ahead of their times in so many ways. i'm proud to continue to work with many members of this board for the purposes of moving forward with the kinds of policies that make our city better for all people of san francisco. while their deaths were a dark day for our city their lives and legacies are far brighter and will continue to shine today. >> supervisor: thank you. would you please call the first topic. >> clerk: supervisor yee submit the following topic noticed on our agenda, affordable housing, quality care and education and workforce. supervisor yee. >> thank you, madame clerk. thank

hamilton, moscone, soma, and others will be open monday-tuesday -- oh, they're going to be open on monday, and then, the sites will be open during the normal hours on tuesday and wednesday, because monday was normally a closed day for them, but we are district attorney going to open them on monday because school was out, and then, we're going to open them on tuesday and wednesday. the safeway rink is open, and beginning on november 30, the all new winter park at civic center will welcome visitors, and i think embarcadero plaza ri rink opens with a lighting show tomorrow night. all kids will be able to skate for $5 before 3:30. we're really making an effort to ensure that everybody gets to enjoy this rink. more info can be found on our website, sfrecpark.org. we have our craft day at the rana museums annual craft day, november 30. for more information, you can visit randallmuseum.org. if you're looking for a unique, hand crafted gift this season, you can stop by the annual sharon studio's art sale on december 2. for more information, visit sharonartsstudio.org. and then, on december 6, fro

in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> the showroom at the moscone center is open today until 10 p.m. a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. if you want to drive your maserati across that, traffic not too bad. we'll continue to monitor it throughout the morning. we'll be right back. evvi ]did i mention n >>> happy friday to you. it's 5:54. you're looking at hi-def doppler. we are tracking our second storm system that's bringing the rain. i'll show you futurecast and time out for you as we go through the day. what we can expect for the weekend coming up. >>> 'tis the season, holiday lights going up all over the bay area today. and there are some spectacular look atthlike norted winst 10 years a man int erlandle his >> ke fl e orchd hotoy drive where cagedo with thatcause t do a lo decorating myself but i like to enjoy other people's work. >> yes. >> are you putting up your tree this weekend? >> yes. we have a lot of help with family in town. >> put them to work. >>> five minutes now before 6:00. scientists calling our president trump for another tweet about global warming. >> meanwh

the event will highlight the impact mayor moscone and supervisor milk had on the city of san franciscoestigating vandalism in the east bay. 20 buildings in downtown antioch look like this. that includes city hall, some churches covered with anti-semitic graffiti. a vandal was spotted on surveillance camera. police released these surveillance images. >> you see swastikas and painted on murals. it's disheartening. >> no evil has won, so we'll just paint over it and we move on. >> police have not found a motive for the tagging. at this point they are not calling it a hate crime but they haven't ruled out that possibility. >>> san francisco is launching a new campaign to educate youth about cannabis use. the campaign called truth or nah is aimed toward middle and high school students. the city's health department wants them to know that smoking we'd can damage lungs while cigarettes do and edibles can contain more thc. informational posters will appear on muni buses and other locations in the city. a recent survey found about one-fifth of high school seniors in san francisco have used cann

like don said, the car show runs through sunday at the moscone center .l 10 pm. >>> we have some wild looking clouds today. we have time lapsed video over the bay bridge. i am so glad we can see the clouds. >> it is nice to see the bridge in the water in the clouds. cool shot. coming from the ocean. a storm is coming in because we have a southwest flow it so crazy how we go frominso because we did not have a drop of rain for seven straight weeks and now yesterday, tonight, we have a lot. tomorrow it will be raining pretty much all day long tomorrow. pretty windy, as well. we have all of the setting got soggy and we can take a deep breath because the air quality is coming. it is coming down highway 24 from lafayette, marinda, oaklands, the bay bridge. it is soggy and mill valley, south city, almost raining in hayward and san mateo. we still have clear skies in san jose but 60% of the bay area is now receiving rainfall. this is the richmond bridge and it is ggy 65 or 66 degrees in hayward, concorde. the coldest thanksgiving ever in boston. san francisco 62.

they performed in honor of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. they were assassinated in city hall november 27th, 1978. 400 people joined the somber fr named after harvey milk turned every november 27th into a reminder of what the world could be. >> it is a day of reflection. it is a day of revisiting a hope that harvey milk imposed on all of us, the hope that never dies. >> legacy of my dad and that of harvey is not one of tragedy. it is one of opportunity. >> now, the crowd included people would weren't even born when moscone and milk were assassinated but they say they were inspired when they heard about harvey milk's story. >> a bay area mayonnaise perfect example that it is possible to turn your life around. seven years ago, antonio resa was the getaway driver in several armed robberies. he had pled guilty to a money and spent time in jail. he was ready to make a change. he will be recognized as the valedictorian when he graduates from the university of san francisco next month. he wants to go to law school but his felony conviction makes ta

today that a former police officer walked into san francisco city hall and gunned down mayor george moscone. then he walked into the office of supervisor harvey milk and shot and killed him too. this afternoon the city paused to remember. nbc bay area )s sam brock attended the moving event at city hall and he joins us live from the castro. sam? you seen it? a man hanging on for life wleweo land safely. and we )re standing by to take your call. our phone bank is open accepting donations to help the victims of the devastating fires in california. just call the number on your screen to help out. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. nearly cost him his life. watch: he )s on the left, with his instructor on the right. lots of great scenery to enjoy-- there )s just one problem-- he )s not st

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feinstein: i'll tell you what i remember about george moscone. remember an enormously attractive human being. greatvery outgoing. ♪ w brown: i don't think ergeorge ever measured whe or not he would do something based on whether or not it could be done. george was far more interested in doing it because it was the right thing to do. n. pelosi: he was sort of the golden boy. he had it all. he was articulate, he was comfortable about the positions he was staking out. he took risks. took political risks (gunfire) ♪amazing grace!

politicians in san francisco. [ singing ] >> it was on november 27th, 1978, san francisco mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were both fatally shot at city hall. dan white a former san francisco supervisor was later convicted of voluntary manslaughter. milk was the first openly gay elected leader in california and many activists were in the crowd last night. >> harvey became an icon to a movement. but that should not detract in any way from george's legacy and there are still quite a few of us like me left around here whknew and loved both of them very much. >> and relatives of both men were on hand for last night's tribute. >>> 4:40. >> zeroing in on the cause of that deadly plane crash near indonesia. coming up, why investigators say the plane was unfit to fly. >> and let take another live look outside at conditions in san francisco. 57 degrees. we'll be right back. fa vidl east bay crash could be crucial for police of a deputy crashed a gold lexus from -- chased rather a gold lexus from el sobrante yesterday at speeds up to 100 miles per hour. this video shows when it ended. th

abc 7 news was at the moscone center. major manufacturers showed op2019 model cars, trucks and suvs along with cross overs. people could also check out new technology, classic cars and exotic sports cars. >> we have one of two here, only two in the world. one of them is here. we have the lamborghini, and the portia -- these are all fantastic cars.spts claic cars cars, whatever you think you are looking for, it is here. >> this was the 61st yeaofhe auto show. >>> a woman who died after crashing into a chp vehicle yesterday has been identified as 72-year-old laura. she was driving southbound highway 101 near the spencer avenue exit when here 2003 toyota corolla hidroplaned and hit a patrol car. two officers had stopped to help an suv driver who had spun out and blocked the slow lane. one officer suffered minor injuries in that crash. a toxicology test is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> the san mateo county coroner is working to identify a man's body found off the coast of pacifica. fire and police responded after a fisherman sp

born on the steps of san francisco city hall in 1970 a, on the evening of may or moscone he and supervisorarvey milk's assassination, they have spent the past four decades responding to intolerance and human rights issues in our community with the healing power of music. since its founding, hundreds of lgbtq choruses have started across the world and new ones continue to form each year. in addition to being a globally recognized arts organization capped the chorus is also a strong advocate for progressive social, cultural change and spreading the message of love and acceptance around the world. during these times, this message and the chorus' love are needed, now more than ever. the power of music to bring hope to people, to heal people, and to unite people his universal. we know that in just over this past weekend, i gathered with supervisor madeleine on saturday night at the contemporary juice museum and we gathered in song to him on the loss of those that died at the hands of gun violence at the tree of life synagogue. we united on sunday at the interfaith visual. uniting in song at the

. >> part of the moscone opening, those kids flocked to that like bear to honey. >> yes. >> yeah. >> and we have a nature arch cart that lives in the tenderloin at the tenderloin children esrack, and we've been taking out turk hide and sergeant mcawley also, occasionally. >> some of the simplest things, a penn cone, gets them going. >> yeah. >> commissioner. >> this is the heart of our work. and i think the breadth and depth and quality of the work we spend now on strategic planning and then as an important subset of that, focus on equity in terms of measurement and then figure out how to appropriate, allocate resources, you're seeing the fruits of that. our strategic planning gets more and more robust, and the entire organization is involved in this process, but kudos to the staff and extra special taylor. we're collecting data and measuring and evaluating data. so it's really an effort that i'm quite proud of, and then, just in case anybody's wondering about the 14 million we're raised for playgrounds, we're not quite there yet. that's the target, but we did make significant progre

. >> i am one of the construction engineers at the state moscone project. >> i served over 20 years in the marine forces reserve. my special was a logistics for various combat units. >> i went in the navy on my eighth year, i went to desert storm. then i went to four years in the air force. i was at travis air force base. >> i'm a desert storm veteran. >> my service started in the united states marine corps, and i discharged in 2015 as a sergeant. >> on board u.s.s. enterprise with the u.s. navy, i was deployed to 13 countries. i was also part of the iran hostage situation 1978-80. >> sergeant in the marine corps. i was an m-1-d-1 tank mechanic, and proud to serve. >> i served six years in the u.s. navy, the majority of which was on board the u.s.s. bunker hill. went onto deployment to the gulf. >> joined the united states air force right out of high school. went in as a generator mechanic, and then through that i've gotten placed in a civil engineering squadron. >> got drafted in february 1971. i was assigned to batallion in hamburg, germany, and i was in the u.s. army. >> veterans da

featuring hundreds of new model cars, trucks and suvs and is set to run through sunday at moscone convention center. a lot of people are going to be on the roads today whether it's a new car or old car heading to work early this morning. we have trouble spots popping up. southbound 280, the 380 connector heading towards sfo, we are look at a two-car crash right now. then over to eastbound 80 to powell street where there is a three-car crash. lanes are blocked. even though you see all green in the area, we are going to check to see if there is any slowing down with lanes blocked. we assume that there's going to be quite the slowdown . and again, san mateo bridge, you're seeing speeds picking up. they look normal right now after a three-car crash there. chp had one lane closed for some time at the high-rise but right now, all lanes are open. and, of course, it is raining out there in certain spots. you certainly want to be careful. another look at the san mateo bridge as traffic is heading on into foster city pretty nicely. and taking a look at all the roads in the bay area and, of course, hig

. >> today marks 40 years since a former board of supervisors member assassinated mayor moscone any and supervisor harvey milk. city leaders will gather on this 40th anniversary for a commemorative event at city hall today. mayor london breed and supervisor mandelman are expected to handy. >>> in the north bay, a senior center is burned and charred. six elderly people lived here and they are alive, thanks to a quick-thinking boy and his mom. 10-year-old carlos says fire broke out in the kitchen sunday night. he calmly called 911 and gave the fire department the address while his mom evacuated six he would early people living in the building. fire officials say the boy's call made all the difference. nw the healdsburg city council is looking at giving him a commendation. >> i knew the address because i've been here since i was born. this used to be my childhood place i used to play. >> camong the items lost, his playstation. you can see the controller. abc7 news viewers have helped the family replace the ps4. >>> right now police are investigating a severe case of vandalism in the east b

in front of the moscone, in particular on howard between new montgomery and third. there's always cars in front of it because of pick ups and drop offs. let's do more. let's extend the bike lanes on howard and folsom to the embarcadero. on a more microlevel, i really like the designs for the howard project, but we need bike traffic signals in this like we have on folsom, and i know there's issues with conduit availability that make it hard to do it quickly, but let's start now. for the long-term project, we should build protected intersections. we have build just one, one protected intersection in san francisco and then we stopped. let's study it, learn from it and build more. we know from experience in other countries that they work. let's put it in the long-term project and have one in the ground in 2022, 2023, when the thing is ready. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> justin zucker. >> good evening, board of supervisors. i justin zucker from reuben s junius and rose. we would like to thank m.t.a. staff for all of their efforts. [inaudible] >> i re

there will be a commemoration at city hall and will talk at length about moscone and milk's lasting legacy. >>> details out of contra costa county. a deadly car accident following a police chase shut down a major street. we brought this as live coverage on maerng on"today in the bay." we've more from from pete suratos. the obvious question, who was killed? >> reporter: good morning, it was the person involved in the police chase that was killed in all this. we're literally just getting new information from the contra costa sheriff's office on exactly what led to this police chase which led to the deadly solo car collision. you see on san pablo avenue it's closed even though down where the white truck is where the car was flipped upside down this morning. of course, it was involved in the deadly solo car collision. here's the new information we're getting from contra costa sheriff's department -- they're saying it happened roughly around 10:00 a.m. and started with a traffic stop of a lexus at the dam exit road area. they say the lexus ran the red light which led to the pursuit and that the

former san francisco mayor george moscone on the 40th anniversary of the his death.nors his life and legacy. welcome to o "kqed newsroom." we begin with political investigations and stand offs. after months of negotiation, trump prepared his written

former san francisco mayor george moscone on the 40 anniversary of the his death.ilm honors his life an legacy. welcome to o "kqed newsroom." we begin with political investigatns and stand offs. after months of negotiatn, trump prepared his written answers to questions from be