two programs on presidio mutiny free to the public. we have details on our website, abc7news.com. >> worth checking out. ises >> harvard university honored former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick today. >> he and seven others received the web due >> he drew attention for kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality and social injustice. >>> all right. do you think these guys are ready for the weekend? this is video from our pier 39 camera at sunset. they are just lounging about. >> they want to pick pumpkins this weekend, sandhya. what is the forecast? >> good-looking pu ining weather. just a stunning sunset. clear skies, a little haze there, and tonight as we check out live doppler 7, there are a few clouds passing through south and st. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. so it is comfortable as we head towards the weekend, get ready, it's going to be warm. let's start off with saturday. mid 60s to mid 80s. on sunday, we're going to have beach weather with 70s and 80s across the entire bay area.

a protest that earned them the presidio 27. they broke ranks and refuse today fallout for a work detail. instead, they sat in a circle on the grass and read out a list of demands. >> the mutiny act. we sang to drowned out our captain so he couldn't hear. evidently, that didn't work in our court marshals. >> the first three trials that resulted in sentences were 14, 15 and 16 years. >> 1960s defense attorney agrees with historians who believe highly publicized trials and sentences were meant to send a message to the ranks. >> it was a catalyzing effect. it was pretty early in the resistan resistance. >> officials were concerned they were losing army. they were losing control of the military. >> mather managed to escape from the presidio stockade, eventually spending more than a decade in canada. a half a century later, the struggle of the presidio 27 is enshrined in an exhibit at the former officer's club. richard bunch's name can still be seen carved into the wall of a cell. >> worth it? >> yeah. absolutely. i wouldn't turn the

in the vietnam war protest movement happened here in the bay area. 50 years later, we revisit the presidio mutiny, with one of the men who participated and paid a steep price. >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> we need more housing, and we need it right here in the bay area, close to where people work. and this is a prime example of that. >> if you build it, they will come, that's the concern about a new building that will replace an iconic south bay mall. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we're devoting more time and resources to the issues that make a difference to your quality of life. >> housing is a big deal here, both for the limited availability and affordability. so too is traffic and the increasing difficulty that we face in betting getting to work the spots that make the bay area such a great place to live. >> demolition began at the site of the old mall that's being torn down to create up to 3,000 new housing units. but can this city easily add that many new people, residents and workers, and in this location? >> sky 7 shows you specifically where this is. her

will be offering a program on the presidio mutiny free to the public. we have details on abc7news.com. >>> today is the last day for the 48th ha of moon bay art and pumpkin festival. yesterday the parade was held and there were costume and pie eating contests. less competitive visitors enjoyed crafts, food and drink and four stages of entertainment. festival is also open today from 9:00 to 5:00. admission is free. >>> good sunday morning to you. here's a look at doppler 7. may surprise you all the fog we have. it built up along the shoreline yesterday and has gone thrugh the bay. we're looking at 1 to 7 mile visibility parts of the north bay. we're warmer. getting a wind shift for an offshore kpoen ecomponent. elsew it's cooler in the city. concord and livermore. the numbers look like this. 47 in san ramon is cool as well as the 48 livermore. 54 in san jose. 50 up through santa rosa and novato. yesterday we had mid to low 40s here. bit of a wind shift and warmup. we're still looking at the cool numbers throughout the next several hours. with high pressu

by the next day, thousands of protesters stormed the presidio gates. and the tensions were so high that the people decided to stage a protest of their own calling them the name the presidio 27. they refused rank and to fall out for detail the. instead, they sat in a circle on the grass and read out a list of demands including the investigation into bunch's de h death. >> right after that, we were read the mutetny act, and we sang to try to drown out the captain so we could not hear, but evidently, that didn't work in our court martials. >> the first three trials that resulted in sentences were 14, 15, 16 years. >> reporter: 1960s defense attorney agrees with the historians who believe that the highly publicized trials and harsh sentences that followed were meant to the send a chilg message to the ranks and crush the expanding protest movement. >> it was a catalyzing effect, because it was are pretty early in the resistance. >> the army officials and the military officials were concerned a that they were losing the army. that they were losing control of

. >>> happening today a reenactment of the presidio 27 mutiny 50 years ago. 27 years ago at the presidio stockade staged a peaceful protest at the jail and for this they were tried for mutiny, the most serious military offense. in the days prior an anti war demonstration marched right up to the presidio gates. it was the first protest organized by gis and veterans nationwide. >> for a lot of people it was a shocking moment of realization that the very troops they were supposed to be supporting were calling out against the war. >> to commemorate the pivotal time in history the presidio trust presents two public programs to illuminate the mutiny. >>> in the weather department, boy, a beautiful sunday for the bay area today, not much in the way of low cloudiness and it burned off by the midmorning hours leaving us with a mild day along the shoreline. at sfo there was plenty of blue as well, ditto for the bay bridge from high atop the salesforce tower cam. san francisco didn't warm up nearly as much as yesterday, the onshore sea breeze keeping us cool, san jose 74 and santa rosa 76 degrees.

and ojinaga. >> anthony: other side of the river, you are currently the mayor of presidio. >> john: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: it's almost like an arbitrary line through them. >> john: on the weekends presidio just kind of empties out. you say, where is everybody? it's because they're here. so, i mean, that's kind of why when there's talk about the border wall, i was like, whoa, wait a minute, we're basically one town here. >> victor: we always work together, and we never fight. we've been friends for over 300 years. inseparables. >> anthony: now, you could come over here, your boyfriend can't come over there? >> molly: no. >> anthony: that's not too friendly. what's up with that? and how come? why not? >> miguel: it's very complicated because you want to go, to know her house. to know where she's studied, where she teaches. but me, i cannot cross. why not? like what is -- i'm a person, you know? i'm a person. >> anthony: you need a visa? i mean, what's the problem that you can't go back and forth for the day? or for two days? >> molly: no. we did the process and everything for him to

and ojinaga. >> anthony: other side of the river, you are currently the mayor of presidio. >> john:hat's serious. >> john: oh yeah, yeah. >> anthony: it's almost like an arbitrary line through them. >> john: on the weekends presidio just kind of empties out. you say, where is everybody? it's because they're here. so, i mean, that's kind of why when there's talk about the border wall i was like, whoa, wait a minute, we're basically one town here. >> victor: we always work together, and we never fight. we've been friends for over 300 years. inseparables. >> anthony: now, you could come over here, your boyfriend can't come over there? >> molly: no. >> anthony: that's not too friendly. what's up with that? and how come? why not? >> miguel: it's very complicated because you want to go, to know her house. to know where she's studied, where she teaches. but me, i cannot cross. why not? like what is -- i'm a person, you know? i'm a person. >> anthony: you need a visa? i mean, what's the problem that you can't go back and forth for the day? or for two days? >> molly: no. we did the process a

at presidio golf course. the fog is rolling in. the dew is fresh and reggie is trimming the greens to perfection in the pitch-dark. >> looks like close encounters, like we're about to have a spaceship land. >> who is reggie? >> who is reggie? >> well, quite frankly, i'm not sure. it's just that on the side of the machine, it says rg3. so, you know, it's basically reggie. >> reporter: like those seeing them for the first time, the general manager still gets a kick out of his robotic, manless mowers, with the superintendent leading the charge, presidio implemented the multi-faceted machines on may 1st. >> it will help put out the beacons. each green has four beacons. and the robot will identify the green based on the distance between the beacons, and that's hugh how it knows which green to mow and which direction to mow. >> we've had amazing feedback from our customers, and guests love them because they mow and roll the greens plus, what it's allowed us to do is take the manpower that we were using actually mowing the greens and use

the 50th anniversary of the presidio 27 mutiny. they staged a peaceful protest of the vietnam war on october 14th, 1968. 50 years. the prisoners were put in the presidio stockade for going awol, their group protest ended with them reading a list of demands. the prisoners were tried for mutiny, and a majority of them spent several years in federal prison. historians say it was a defining moment when it came to the opposition of the vietnam war. >> it's important because it was the beginning of momentum of moving gi protest from individual to collective action. >> now, you can see several living members talk during a panel discussion that's on tomorrow at the presidio officer's club from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. or on sunday during an event at the ft. scott stockade where it all happened. that's at 1:00. >>> the 72nd grand national rodeo kicks off at 7:00 tonight the rodeo runs through tomorrow. xwrab -- grab that ten gallon hat, kari. >> it's friday morning, let's get out the door in el cerrito with temperatures at 54 degrees at 7:00, goin

. >> clerk: recognition to michael painter for the presidio park design. this is an action item. >> supervisor peskin: commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you. colleagues. but you is a recognition of michael painter for his outstanding contributions to the presidio park design. he passed away on june 29 after a long life and distinguished career in architecture. michael had his own firm, michael painter and associates since 1969, later renamed m.p.a. design in 1984 and in the course of his career completed over 850 projects, winning over 60 awards. he was a distinguished alumnus of the college of environmental design at u.c. berkeley and fellow of the american society of landscape architects. he is credited on multiple awards for his work. michael is survived by sue, his wife, his son, josh, daughter melissa, son-in-law, assandro, and grandson alessandro. his contribution will be remembered for decades. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, commissioner stefani. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is c

a lot of people will be there at the marina and presidio so be careful in the area. watch out for heavy traffic. >> taking a look at 101 in san francisco, hospital curve, very slow going there on the left. a little -- not so bad on the right. it's going to be a long night for some as they head in and r the the city. break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. >>> tonight our fox 2 unsolved looks into the killing of a bay area woman a year ago. now, the 37-year-old victim was shot multiple times while house-sitting for relatives in byron. henry lee reports. >> reporter: investigators are asking for tips in the unsolved case. >> i just miss her terribly. >> i just miss her terribly. >> reporter: a year after he

support to recognize michael robert painters contributions to the design and realization of the presidio parkway. the c.a.c. wish to add support to the board resolution approved at the september 25th meeting to demonstrate public support to the state legislature for the idea of landscape tunnels. that concludes my report, thank you. >> chair a. peskin: is there any public comment? thank you, mr. clerk could you read the next item? >> clerk: approve minutes of the september 25th minutes. we >> chair a. peskin: we can amend and they are posted on the internet, we can speak to that and make that amendment. >> clerk: on page 2, item 4, approve the minutes of the november 17th 2018 meeting should have been the september 11th 2018 meeting. >> chair a. peskin: on that item, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the revised minutes, commissioner brown aye. commissioner fewer aye. commissioner mandelman aye, commissioner peskin aye, commissioner ronen aye, commissioner stefani aye. commissioner tang aye. minutes are approved. >> chair a. peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: item 4, state and federal

and he had been brought down the presidio in san francisco where his family was. his beautiful wife, three their young boy, warren. and he wanted them to stay there safe.e they would be he was in mexico, because there were bandits going across the that's why he was down there by himself. on the morning of august 27, a phone call came in to pershing's headquarters at fort bliss. reporter somewhat breezily said, i need to get a quote from general about the fire at the presidio. pershing had actually picked up own phone and he said, what fire? and the reporter suddenly who he was talking to. and he said, sir, have you not heard the news? said, no i have no idea what you're talking about. walker,orter, norman said i am so sorry to be the one to tell you this. girlsife and three little are all gone. they all died in that house fire. was about sixho at the time, was pulled out alive, unconscious. suddenly, pershing became human to me and someone i wanted to learn more about. on, as heom that day went off to the war to lead the trained and built that army and led them to

we revisit the presidio mutiny with one of the men who participated and paid a steep price. all that and more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> finally to nye, san diego earthquake star chris wand lau ski is on the verge of history. >> just one goal away from tieing the all time mls record of 144 goals held by landon donovan. >> chasing history is more special for wando because he gets to do it for his hometown team. >> kind of really surreal to even be a part of this. i grew up a fan of the clash and earthquake. i remember seeing landon score for the earthquake and bringing championships here. it's really amazing. to be mentioned with him in the same sentence, it's unreal. >> he'll have two more chances to break the record this season including a home game on sunday, october 21st at avaya stadium in san jose. >> that will be a fun place to get it done. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and

he had been brought down there from the presidio. he wanted his family to stay there because they would be safe. he was in mexico and they were bandits crossing the border and that was why he was down there by himself. on the morning of august 27, a phone call came into his headquarters at fort bliss. a reporter briefly set a need to get a quote from the general about the fires in presidio. pershing and actually picked up his own phone. usually his aide would. he said what fire and the reporter realized who he was talking to and he said sir, have you not heard the news and pershing said i have no idea what you are talking about. this reporter said i am so sorry to be the one to tell you this, but your wife and your three girls are all gone. they died in that house fire. ofy war and was pulled out -- warren was pulled out alive. suddenly pershing became human to me and somebody i wanted to learn about. from that day on as he went on carryinghe af, he was this enormous grief with him. as looking for correspondences that he wrote. -- i

grateful to have his life and his leg. announcer: it was on this very corner of san francisco's park presidio bypass that nico seber's life took an almost fatal turn. nico seber: just looks like a piece of the headlight to it. announcer: his brand-new subaru had flown off the roadway and wrapped around this tree. nico: when i was in the car, i remember looking at this and just staring straight up, and there's branches all above me that were snapped, and didn't even know how my car got that high up there. announcer: the wreck so bad, the first to see it described it this way. danny macatee: well, he was-- seamus o'donnell: brake lights. it was brake lights in a tree. announcer: paramedic seamus o'donnell and danny macatee's job was to keep nico alive until firefighters could get him out. female: we rarely have ed.on announcer: but freeing nico turned out to be so much harder than rescue captain beth kidrow expected. beth: it was just completely mangled and he was part of that. you know, he was entangled in it, embedded in the car. announcer: for more than two hours, every technique in the manu

grateful to have his life and his leg. announcer: it was on this very corner of san francisco's park presidio bypass that nico seber's life took

how you can take part in a memorial along san francisco )s presidio this weekend. and speaking of the weekend, kari is pspecialized forecasts all of the biggest events across the bay area. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. ♪ from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers. earth. that )s u-s astronaut "nick >>> well, on the way up to space, two astronauts had to fall back to earth. that's u.s. senate mick hague and russian cosmonaut after an emergency landing. the pair took off from kazakhstan. two minutes later, though, the engine failed and the spaceship went into automatic abort. it landed safely, though, so don't worry. the three astronauts still orbiting in the space station may be staying up there a little longer. >>> the controversy over child vaccines, there is now new data. a report reports that more and more kids ar

christian, muslin and buddhist faith and community leaders and educators gathered monday at the presidio for an interfaith conference entitled holy spaces and holy places and event that was planned long before the shooting sot abby michelson porth/jewish community relations council 30-36attendees believe everyone has a role to play to reverse an ever increasing amount of anti-semitism and other forms of hatred.sotsot father paul fitzgerald/pres ident, univerisity of san francisco 54-104114/elevate the discourse (vicki) and another big story we are following tonight... the alleged mail bomber -- cesar sayoc -- had his first court appearance oday. this as another suspicious package is found and addressed to the c-n-n headquarters in atlanta, georgia. natasha chen has the very latest. cesar sayoc, the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump and cnn, appeared in federal court for the first time monday afternoon.wearing a tan jumpsuit and an orange shirt, sayoc listened as a federal magistrate judge read the five charges against him.law enforcement of

the next upcoming summit will be in fort mason center at the presidio on friday. appreciate everybody that supported our voice. >> on the topic of inspiring our youth. the opportunity to gain office experience so they can build their resume and have a mentor at hand. we want to establish a student-friendly mentorship program. next week, our training starts on tuesday, october 16. we want to thank the sf youthworks department for providing us with student mentees. >> they integrate our projects to leadership council. last month, the comedy chairs participated in the cabinet meeting. chairs and co-chairs reported ongoing progress. the cabinet meetings will take place once a month. thanks to the committee chairs for being at the last meeting bringing joy and excitement. >> the mayor's youth job plus advisory council reached out to make a presentation on october 15. this topic is being discussed currently. >> our next meeting will be october 15 at 5:00 p.m. in the board of education room. the s.a.c. is a public council and anyone is welcome to attend our meetings. if

the presidio which gives us so many trails to walk through, ocean beach, for families to just go to thend be in the pacific ocean. we also also have a national park service. we boarded the golden gate national recreation area so there is a lot of activity to do in the summer time you see people with bonfires. but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪] >> and golden gate park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- t

a san francisco police cruiser is parked in front of temple emmanuel here in presidio heights. in fact, police have been patrolling around synagogues here in san francisco and in oakland in the wake of the pennsylvania shooting. the rabbi here is praying for peace and an end to gun violence. david balafi is checking all the doors at congregation shereth israel, making sure they are locked and secured. >> the fear is copycats. >> reporter: balafi is security chief at the temple, where security has been stepped up in the wake of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. congregants are entering through a side door escorted by guards. >> it is tragic. it is a hate crime. and hatred will not be tolerated. >> reporter: a san francisco police officer patrols outside temple emmanuel. >> we absolutely stand against every act of hate in every form that it takes. >> reporter: rabbi beth singer says a metal detector is nothing new outside her synagogue and neither is the fear of violence. >> it's something i've personally worried about every day because of the rise of gun violence in churches an

how you can take part in a memorial along san francisco )s presidio this weekend.r specialized forecasts for all of the biggest events across the bay area. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >>> it is 8:00 on "today." coming up. >> it is a part of my passi >>> it is 8:00 on "today." coming up -- >> it is part of my mission to make sure every girl has the same opportunity that i've had. >> former first lady michelle obama. wife, mother, activist, joining us in her first live television interview since leaving the white house to celebrate international day of the girl. a special event focused on bringing attent

meeting, commissioner adams, you were not here, but we told the rest of the fellow commissioners, presidio hotel group here with us. very experienced, local group of folks, get the dynamics of working in san francisco. our relationship with the unions remains super strong. our relationship in the community. haven't seen anything. it takes too long in san francisco, if i may say so, unfortunately. we spend a lot of time analyzing things. boy, i was talking to corin out in the hallway. she and i were on the waterfront land use plan together in '89 or whenever that was. to hear that crane cove is still going on? it's a beautiful project. >> that did not start in the '80s. [laughter] >> must have been early '90s. >> no. >> maybe not. it's been a long, long, long time. so that -- we're excited. we're keyed up and ready to go. there's not one moment of hesitation, there never has been a moment of hesitation. it just takes a long time to get the work done. >> vice-president adams: thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> president brandon: any comments? >> vice-president adams: i'm supportive.

community leaders and educators from the jewish, christian, muslin and buddhist faith gathered at the presidio for an interfaith conference entitled holy spaces and holy places and event that was planned long before the shooting. people who attended believed everyone has a role to play to reverse an ever increasing amount of anti- semitism and other forms of hatred. <"it saddens me and moves me that... but it woke the world up."> coming up at coming up at 9:30... we'll take a look at some of the tightening security measures at places of worship here in the bay area... in light of the tragedy in pittsburgh. (vicki)thousands of migrants are walking miles and miles every day toward the us mexico border in hopes of seekinge refuge here.(ken)today -- the pentagon announced they are preparing to send 52-hundred more troops to the border to stop the group of central americans from entering the united states.kron4's michelle kingston has more on today's announcement. (mk)sot"in my country we don't have peace"central american migrants have dozens of reasons as to why they are fleeing their own countrie

'cause i worked at the presidio. i had a position over there, and i had access to information that some dumb fools don't have. but yet, they say they represent. who do you represent and why don't you represent without doing your homework? thank you very much. >> president cohen: are there any other member of the public that would like to comment on these items? all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. the hearing is also closed. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: we'll now begin considering items 40 through 42 which adopt the i.f.p. and call the special election. and before considering these items, i may -- may i have a motion to amend these items to change the hearing date to today's date being october 16? motion made by supervisor fewer, seconded by supervisor yee. and without objection, these amendments are approved. thank you. colleagues, with can he take items 40 through 42, same house, same call? madam clerk, has the house changed from the previous vote? >>clerk: it is the same as the previous vote. >> pre

we say reallocated right of way to red carpet lanes or bike lanes, increases in capacity like the presidio parkway and construction being completed. so those could all be affecting things. we also look at the amount of population that's increased in san francisco. about 70,000 people became new san francisco residents between 2010-2016 and there was a staggering increase of about 150,000 new jobs during that short six-year period, all of that activity will increase congestion. as people make trips to fulfill their daily needs as they go to work and so on. of course there are other factors too. we have seen changes in delivery service market. we have seen changes in visitor travel, that has increased, so there are other factors as well. one thing we think though, as i mentioned earlier which is important, any analysis, be really data driven. there have been many, many theories or hypotheses. we don't want based on fear or fantasies but real facts. so that's something we have brought to this analysis. i would like to talk about three key data items we use. first and foremost is how do we mea

how you can take part in a memorial along san francisco )s presidio this weekend. and speaking of the weekend, kari is putting together specialized forecasts for all of the biggest events across the bay area. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. panda cubs born in southern china are learning to >>> a pair of 2-month-old giant panda cubs born in southern china are learning to crawl, and i have to say it's pretty adorable. >> take a look at this video here. both cubs were born in july. look at that, just chilling. the vast majority of his days are sleeping but their limbs are strong enough to support them so they can move around a little bit. they are really cute. i want to hold one. >> probably let you, too. have you seen the videos of them clinging on to their caretakers, like for dear life. i am a dog person. i think dogs are smarter than pandas. >> maybe not pandas but you can get out and enjoy animals at the zoo. >> going to the zoo the next couple of days. it will be turning warm as we head out and around for the weekend. make sure you bring that bowl of water and

i worked at the presidio where we had some streams, we had many streams and rivers all over san francisco, all of them covered. but we have to pay attention to the quality of our watershed. i know you have your members that talk about this, that, and the other, but i have yet to hear a report on the issue of the watershed. now, my second issue, the watering. this is a process that one of you -- and i'll mention his name, mr. anson moran, knows a lot about. you need special permits for dewatering, so when we remove millions of gallons of water in the area where the salesforce building, and we compromise a building that is sinking 22 inches, 17 inches, not less, we need to pay attention to dewatering. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we're going to move onto item five, communications. any discussion, commissioners? any public comment on item five? seeing none, item number six, other commission business. is there any other public comment here for this item? okay. seeing none, item number seven, citizens advisory committee report. is