did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. this is such a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts a

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. this is such a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts a

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square.h a wake up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts and for china

mayor london breed announcing the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth squarenatown public health center in chinatown. him mark lai branch library branch the city says it wants artists with connections to chinatown, specifically to apply to work on these projects, and once artists have submitted those applications, the city says they'll become a part of the chinatown artist registry. work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin in early next year. >> a bay area think tank is supporting a controversial project to build a new city in solano county. the bay area council says it backs the so-called california forever plan for a new city on 17,500 acres of ranch land in eastern solano county. the report says the county's inability to produce housing and jobs has led to a lackluster economy, with long commutes and low wages. it says the potential benefits would stretch across the region. >> all state is reportedly requesting a homeowner insurance rate increase of more than 30% for california customers, according to the san francisco chronicle.

did you know no asian american artists or histories in portsmouth square. up call for our community that started over a decade ago with building the central subway. and the need for community and engagement and inclusion in our landmark spaces, so i have to thank mayor london breed, president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, and our district supervisor, and the san francisco arts commission for answering that call for providing the leadership, their support and for collaborating with the community in this way. san francisco has been chinatown has been rebounding from the pandemic and but we are going to be rebounding in a way that is dynamic, that preserves but also is forward looking with initiative said like this one. and it will maintain our beautiful community distinctive character and builds a innovative future. now, i get the honor to introduce and welcome our san francisco mayor london breed. i have to thank mayor breed for her leadership stewarding a vibrant cultural landscape. for her deep love and sport for the arts and for chinatown and

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square.n public health center and chinatown's him, mark lai library branch. they want artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. the work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, a three year old leukemia patient celebrated his final treatment for chemo in the east bay with a very unique pink tradition. now that's the project. pink wheels fire truck. here's a young man. it shuttled little gabriel gassaway to ucsf. benioff children's center in walnut creek from his home in concord. yesterday was his last infusion after almost two years of chemo. the pink engine was designed to show support for people affected by cancer in the community. >> we offer a ride to our cancer patients and for treatment. whether it's chemo or radiation here with inside of contra costa county, we want to give them a ride, kind of get them to their first or last appointment in style to let them know that they're not fighting alone, that they can

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square, the chinatown publiccenter, and chinatown's him, mark lai library branch. it wants artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. the work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, hallmark is creating a new streaming platform. it's called hallmark plus. the company says the new site will take over for the current service. hallmark movies now. now, the service is expected to include more programs, including new unscripted shows. subscriptions will be $8 a month. it's due to launch in september. >> this person's actions were those of a coward. >> a shocking crime still rippling through an alameda neighborhood. a husband accused of killing his wife, his in-laws and one of his children and one big piece of information police are still trying to figure out about. this chilling crime is still yet to emerge. then at&t, finally admitting that its systems were hacked. personal information exposed. but even if you're not a customer now, you may

interested artists must also submit ideas for projects that will be installed in places like portsmouth squaregathering spot for members of the community. the project will be in run in conjunction conjunction with the san francisco arts commission and the chinese cultural center. >> remember what a tire fell off of a plane taking off at sfo? well, it didn't hit people, but it did hit parked cars. as you see in the video here tonight we're hearing from someone who owned one of those cars and why, months during a turbulent flight from orlando to hartford, according to the complaint. she says a crew member spilled scalding hot water on her while serving tea to the passenger that was sitting behind her. she says she suffered second and third degree burns. the woman says the temperature was unreasonably hot, and says the ongoing turbulence made the in-flight beverage service unsafe. >> and this week, for the second time in four months, a wheel fell off a united flight during takeoff from california. the latest incident happened monday at lax. it also happened back in march at sfo. as you may rememb

london breed announcing the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square. chinatown public health center and chinatown's him mark lai branch library. the city says it wants artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects. once artists have submitted those applications, the city says they will become part of the chinatown artist registry. work on the chinatown public art opportunities, expected to begin early next year. >> bay area baseball fans have a chance to own a piece of oakland's new team. the oakland ballers unveiled their community investment campaign today. the team is in its first season in the pioneer baseball league. they're offering fan owners a voice and team decisions, including where the team is based, changes to logos, even front office hiring decisions. they say fans deserve to have a say in how their favorite teams are run. right now, fans can sign up for a chance to buy shares at invest oakland ballers.com pfizer moving ahead with the daily weight loss pill that could be worth billions of dollars in sales. >> re

the city wants to spend more than $2 million to create artwork at portsmouth square chinatown public health center and the chinatown him, mark lai library branch. they want artists with connections to chinatown to apply to work on these projects, work on the chinatown public art opportunities is expected to begin early next year. well, today is the start of the three day wedding ceremony for the son of the richest man in asia. the event will be held on a 25 acre convention center in mumbai. police are rerouting traffic around the venue. guests include mark zuckerberg, kim kardashian and former prime ministers boris johnson and tony blair. the singer adele will reportedly provide entertainment and pre-wedding ceremonies include performances by justin bieber and rihanna. the groom's father is the ninth richest man in the world, worth more than $100 billion. today is the 170th california state fair. it begins today. the 17 day fair runs until the end of the month at cal expo in sacramento. food is always one of the top attractions to these things, too, and this year, what's new on the m

interested artists must also submit ideas for projects that will be installed in places like portsmouth squarey gathering spot for members of the community. the project will be running in conjunction with the san francisco art commission's art commission and the chinese cultural center. free money for people living in west oakland. coming up at 530, the pilot program giving hundreds of dollars to people who australian ceo now recovering in a san francisco hospital. now at 531, investigators are revealing about the mysterious circumstances that may have landed him there. >> we've been disappointed by the lack of engagement with the da's office, and so we're moving forward. >> it seemed a little more symbolism than substance at that time, but we said, okay, governor, is misinformed, apparently. and again, i've not had any conversations with the governor who the governor and alameda county district attorney pamela price on the state's effort to fight crime in the east bay five days without power. >> and it could last well into next week. over a million people in texas living in the dark after hur