salesforce has a contract with u.s. customs and border protection, and now, as joe vasquez explains, a local company has decided to turn its back on salesforce. >> we realized that it was time to take a stand, and make a statement. >> reporter: he usually makes the statements with powerful cups of joe. but, nick cho of wrecking ball coffee roasters says this will cost him a bunch of beings. >> it's a lot of money. we realized that that would pay for our raw coffee supply for two whole months. but, our conscience isn't for sale. >> reporter: joe says he rejected a $40,000 deal to provide coffee for dream force, an annual convention put on by salesforce. this after he found out salesforce has a contract with u.s. customs and border protection. joe is an immigrant from korea, who came here when he was 1 1/2. >> people are being separated for days or weeks or months from their children, it is just something we couldn't overlook. >> reporter: earlier this month, demonstrators marched in front of salesforce headquarters, sayi

a san francisco coffee shop says it's ending its 40-thousand dollar contract with salesforce... over immgration. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. this past weekend temperatures stayed cooler than average along the coast and warmer than average inland and this is a similar pattern we will be seeing to start the new work week. highs along the coast will range from the 50's and 60's where fog persists while reaching into the 70's along the bay shore. as for temperatures further inland expect highs peaking in the 80's and 90's under dry and sunny skies. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) ( darya )breaking overnight news.police are investigating a triple shooting in antioch....one pers

" after he found out "salesforce" has a contract with u.s. customs and border protect. cho is from korea who came here as an infant. >> people are being separated from their children and it's something we couldn't overlook. >> reporter: earlier this month, demonstrators marched in front of "salesforce" headquarters saying it's inhumane to continue to work with border agencies. marc benioff spend millions threatened to take business away from the states of indiana and georgia because of lgbt laws he thought were discriminate tore. but in this case, he tweeted "salesforce" will continue its relationship with customs and border protection. they went on to pledge a million dollars for organizations helping families reunite on the border. but the most prominent of those groups declined a $250,000 donation from "salesforce." employees of google, microsoft and amazon have made similar demands of their own companies urging them not to help i.c.e. and other government entities. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:46. let's get a check of the weekend f

but the owner decided to opt out of the contract after finding out salesforce works with u.s. customs and border protection. kron 4's ali reid explains why... this coffee shop owner willingly stepped away from a 40-thousand dollar contract to stand up for what he believes in. brewing gourmet coffee for patrons is nick cho's passion .... but in this case ...it's not just a symbolic gesture. it represents sacrificehe's referring to the opportunity to provide coffee for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference.a big reason we made the choices we have, is that in america we're addicted to money. and although we may shake our heads at things when it comes to money, we'll still go to things that make us the most.cho says salesforce's alleged work for immigration and customs border patrol doesn't sit well with him. after finding out texas based non-profit raices who's raised millions to reunite migrant families at the border --- declined a 250k donation from salesforce ... the korean immigrant decided the right thing to do was turn down his pending 40-thousand dollar contract.in our

then the sun is shining right on "salesforce tower." so that's why we get great views from that camera all across the area. 56 degrees in fransco. 55 in livermore. concord at 59. we have partly cloudy conditions. north bay cloudiest. and then a little going on across parts of the east bay. clear in san jose and livermore. average highs below average today, temperatures 4 degrees below average in san francisco and oakland, almost 10 degrees below average in concord. it's a sign it will be a chilly one this afternoon. i'll have the fireworks forecast coming up. >>> we are going to do a quick bridge check for drivers in the bay area. very quiet on this 4th of july holiday. no accidents. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. no traffic. beautiful shot there. that bridge doesn't take a bad picture. richmond/san rafael bridge no traffic both directions. your ride along the eastshore freeway no traffic. celebrations across the ba fantastic in the bay area for traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today hundreds of thousands will take

the reason a local coffee shop is ending their deal with salesforce. (jr stone) this coffee shop owner willingly stepped away from a 40-thousand dollar contract to stand up for what he believes in. brewing gourmet coffee for patrons is nick cho's passion .... but in this case ...it's not just a symbolic gesture. it represents sacrificehe's referring to the opportunity to provide coffee for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference.a big reason we made the choices we have, is that in america we're addicted to money. and although we may shake our heads at things when it comes to money, we'll still go to things that make us the most.cho says salesforce's alleged work for immigration and customs border patrol doesn't sit well with him. after finding out texas based non-profit raices who's raised millions to reunite migrant families at the border --- declined a 250k donation from salesforce ... the korean immigrant decided the right thing to do was turn down his pending 40-thousand dollar contract.in our proposal we wrote the stipulation that they stop work

he tweeted that salesforce will continue its relationship.we do not work with cbp regarding separation of families. we do not have an agreement with i.c.e. salesforce pledged $1 million for organizations helping families reunite on the border. the most prominent of those groups declined a $250,000 donation from salesforce, employees of google, microsoft, and amazon have made similar demands of their own companies, urging them not to help i.c.e. and other government entities. kpix 5. >>> still to come, facial recognition fails, the congressman, demanding answers after amazon's tool confused him with a criminal. >> you mother --. >>> the police officer admits he was looking at his phone instead of the road when he plowed into a bicyclist. facial recognition fail. a report by the a-c-l-u found: amazon's "recognition" system falsely ma >>> an east bay congressman is calling out amazon tonight for a facial recognition fail. report by the aclu found amazons recognition system falsely matched the faces of 28 members of congress with mugshots of crim

here's a look at "salesforce tower" camera towards the east.t the top of the screen. fog below. right at the top, we are seeing clouds. that's all associated with that unstable air mass that's bringing thunderstorms to the south. southern california, arizona, nevada, and yes, we are starting to see some of those high clouds. we saw some lightning strikes yesterday afternoon across the southern sierra nevada. but in our area, this morning, we'll be watching for the possibility. for now things are clear. all we are seeing is this. low fog. yes, that's impacting visibility. that's for sure. this is the lawrence hall of science, paints a picture of what's happening in berkeley. clear in san jose. same with livermore. but look what's going on at half moon bay. it's now down to zero visibility. so that's going to be a tough drive right along the coast through the golden gate, oakland airport, it is dropped down to 4 miles. so right now, things have gotten worse over the past 30 minutes. definitely right after that sun came up. that's when that fog re

taking a look here, "salesforce tower" camera to the west, it's not snow. that would be sutro tower in the distance. this is a sign of low clouds that are sitting just below the "salesforce tower." our view to the east, you can see the start of our sunrise. it hasn't quite officially happened yet. but obviously the clouds are out there. and unless you're at the very, very top of "salesforce tower," all you're going to see is gray conditions this morning. so we'll provide you the views with these exclusive cameras that we set up out there. satellite/radar showing coastal clouds lingering all throughout the morning hours. and then to the south, we did see a bit of monsoonal moisture come on through south of lake tahoe across those higher elevations. yesterday afternoon they had some lightning strikes in plays near mammoth lakes and bishop. right now, though, it's looking clear on our hi-def doppler. none of that in sight. but by this afternoon there's a good chance that some of this could work its way back up the sierra. also a possibility of it reaching part

a gorgeous view from our "salesforce tower" camera. this morning, yes, there's some fog, low-lying clouds in some spots. plus, temperatures are on the rise. i'll let you know how hot we're about to get. the proposal round of vot >>> the city of san francisco is moving forward on a measure to ban plastic straws. >> the proposal passed the first round of votes with the board of supervisors. the board says huge amounts of plastic and single use food containers are ending up in landfills and oceans. if the ban passes in a final vote next tuesday, it goes into effect in a year. >>> early this morning, the oakland city council decided to put new renter protections on the november ballot. at issue, eviction loopholes. right now landlords can evict renters from a duplex or triplex for any reason if they live in one of the units. some say people have moved into a property, kicking everyone out to raise the rent for new tenants and repeating it. if the ballot measure is approved, the tenants could be evicted for specific reasons like failing to

you can recall back many march salesforce deploying the analytics for the agency. this is before the fallout of that family separation policy but the partnership is still receiving pushback from not only progressive groups out here but salesforce employees, as well. they did inform employees in an internal message that the work with the cbp does not deal with the separation of families at the border. i did get a chance to speak with a tech worker out here with this to say about that response. >> but to say that just because your specific tool is not being used by an officer separating a child from the family, to say that that's enough, we're fine now, that is really not going to cut it. you know? i think we can all comprehend there's a bigger picture here and a bigger web here. >> reporter: right now, you guys are looking at a tweet of salesforce ceo benioff where he says in part that salesforce is always going to stay true to their core values and do not work with customs and border protection of separation of families. going back out here live. you see demonstrat

here's a live look now from our salesforce tower camera... looking a-t-and-t park. that's where the "rugby world cup sevens" is now underway. thousands of fans showed up today.. to watch teams from all around the world. >>> rugby fever has made its way to the bay, here is a look from our salesforce tower camera, looking at at&t park. that is where the rugby world cup seven is now underway. it should be fun, thousands of fans showed up today to watch teams from all around the world, but what does it take to transform a baseball diamond into a rugby pitch? a lot of hard work. you see it all unfolding right before your eyes, new time- lapse video of at&t, more than a day of prepping before crews started laying down the grass over the dirt infield. and you can see, it took tons of heavy equipment and a lot of people power. >> emily turner is at at&t with some of the hard-core rugby fans. emily? >> reporter: yes, it is not only hard-core rugby fans, but it is ground zero for a big party, it is interesting coming in today, all i know about rugby was pretty much somewhere

(justine) but the owner decided to opt out of the contract after finding out salesforce works with u.s. customs and border protection. kron 4's ali reid explains why... ( justine) homeless ... but not giving up. one south bay man is handing out resumes...in hopes of landing his dream job. david casarez isn't looking for money....he's looking for work. the young homeless man usually stands on the corner of san antonio and el camino road in mountain view handing out copies of his resume. his resume even caught the eye of a driver who posted his photo on her twitter that went viral -- shared more than 125- thousand times ... and now david says he can't keep up with the amount of job opportunities being sent his way.(sot) "i'm pretty grateful for the support people have shown me." "i wanted to be in the bay area with all the other tech companies." "if you want to compete and play with the big dogs you have to come out here" "i was like, you know what, let me try something to stand out." (justine) he's confident his week will be filled with interviews ... and says he won't stop until he's o

with salesforce we see the reverse.he stock was coming in hot, up more than 44% for the year and it opened with a bang, a gain of more than a point to its all-time high. but it was absolutely no news. ironically, a note put out this morning entitled we'll be pigs, kent that's a reference to the line in the hilarious european vacation it's okay to be a pig. that analyst told us while buyers should be aware of lofty levels in tech stocks, i quote, as it relates to digital disrupters and the digital trans formations, we think investors absolutely have to own salesforce, end quote. i agree him. however, the note happened to come out on what we call reversal day, so to speak, where the industrials got dumped at the opening and the nasdaq soared salesforce stock especiallying up at an all-time high, gaining more than a dollar before doing a stung pirouette and going into the red. 3m sees the stock get pummelled to its yearly low before blasting off >> all aboard! >> while salesforce.com opens at its all-time high before plung

but firs, let's take a live look out from our "salesforce tower" camera. you can see right there at the top of your screen, all of these high clouds that are in place, that's keeping our temperatures nice and mild for this time of the morning. concord right no 66. 57 in santa rosa. our headlines for the day partly cloudy and mild start thanks to the cloud cover that's pretty much all over the bay area although it will be warmer than yesterday and humid thanks to that cloud coverage. in the inland areas of this weekend, everything is going to clear up and it's going to be hot in the inland areas, definitely getting into the high 90s. our highs today, th where from 4 to 11 degrees -- anywhere from 4 to 11 degrees above average. in oakland the average is 71. today it will be 82. 90 degrees in concord normally, averaging 86 degrees. advisory is for clouds and a beach hazard statement in effect. southerly swells 4 to 7 feet. increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. just be careful if you are going to the beach. >>> with more on this is jackie ward in p

. >>> a small company says it rejected a deal from san francisco-based "salesforce" because "salesforce" has a contract with u.s. customs and border protection. wrecking ball coffee roasters is in san francisco. and the co-owner says that his company was offered a $40,000 deal to provide coffee for "salesforce's" annual convention. the coffee company refused. >> $40,000 is a lot of money. we realize that that would pay for our green raw coffee supply for two whole months. but our conscience isn't for sale. people are being separated from their children and the children from them and it's just something we couldn't overlook. >> "salesforce" says that it will continue its relationship with customs and border protection. it does not work with the agency regarding separation of families. >>> time now 5:56. north korea follows through on a key promise made during a historic summit with the u.s. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mub

. >>> more backlash against san francisco based salesforce. the chronicle reports wrecking ball coffee roasters turned down a contract because salesforce with a contract with the border patrol. the coffee shop would have served drinks at the annual conference. they announced the contract in march. the ceo of salesforce said it's nothing to do with separating families. nonetheless, the news prompted protests outside the headquarters and led one charity to return salesforce donations. >>> pg&e said it lost nearly $1 billion in the second quarter. in part due to cleanup, repair and legal costs of last fall's wildfires. the earnings announcement comes as lawmakers question whether to ease the liable for future browns. governor brown is asking for softening and those opposing that say pg&e is trying to pass the buck to the rates. >>> facebook saw an overall value fall $100 billion in just 1 day. >> the sharp drop came as the giant deals with a drop in users and privacy concerns. and, as nbc's jo ling kent reports, it is just the latest hit to the c

this is the "salesforce tower" ." the cloud coverage sitting under 1,000 feet. livermore 63. concord 62 degrees. visibility-wise it's not too bad for most bay area locations. it's just right around the coast. half moon bay dipped down to three miles. hayward also affected a little bit by low cloud coverage but the south bay, livermore, concord, you are in the clear this morning. the north bay though that's where you may want to take it easy. petaluma two-mile visibility. santa rosa down to 1.3. overall satellite-radar shows the clouds aren't too far inland yet. we may see that for the next couple of hours and then most of it will burn off by mid- morning. overall, us out. west-northwest winds will bring us an onshore breeze. inland in the 90s. >>> we are tracking a couple of hot spots in the traffic department. we are going to head over to tracy where westbound 205 is slow going in that westbound direction. we are also seeing delays eastbound opposite commute direction caltrans with roadwork going on in the eastbound direction and it will be out there until 11 a.m. today. if

as we take a live look from "salesforce tower" camera, you can

. >>> salesforce tower camera.. looking north to the golden gate bridge. yes, it is pretty cool to have this amazing salesforce exclusive tower camera looking out over the bay. actually, there is bank of america down there, transamerica, and lots of boats moving quickly. >> [ laughter ] it is fun to watch the boats, they look like rocket ship. >> i love the weather, but my favorite part is watching the boats, some go straight, some are more serpentine. it just depends on whether you are in a rush to get to sausalito, or if you are off for the day and enjoying the weather. >>> it is a spectacular view, we had sunshine and 65 in the city. we had sunshine and 95 in santa rosa. the chilly ocean is only 66 and windy. livermore has cooled down to 87. santa rosa, no protection and 95. 95 in concorde, we dropped to the 50s but low cloud cover and fog return. oakland 57, san jose 59. checking the radar, we do this from time to time. do not expect anything for the foreseeable future, but there will be an increasing cloud cover and humidity, not tomorrow, but thursda

taking a look towards the west side of the "salesforce tower," more fog there. the story this morning. it's keeping our temperatures warm for this time of the morning. >> we have an accident on northbound 101 near capitol expressway. it's not blocking labors but it's causing slowdowns

salesforce, you mentioned.last two years, we have had major investments from apple , google, ibm, amazon. a couple of weeks ago, further news from amazon. samsung opening their facility in cambridge. there is massive investment. 2017 -- it doubled from 2016 to 2017. >> what about the regulatory environment? people look at the you -- we are getting slapped of fines and copyright law. how much do you think the u.k. regulatory environment is a blessing or a curse for some of these companies? >> we think there is an opportunity here too. the u.k. traditionally has gotten a good track record of writing regulation that gives us a framework within which people can operate but also it is very strongly pro-innovation. world leadings a example of having regulations because financial products do need a level of regulation, but also allowing for innovation and having the presumption that something is ok. if there is a problem, a will have a conversation. as opposed to the other way around where you have to have something a

here's a look at "salesforce tower" camera looking towards the north. and, of course, we are seeing just a few dark clouds there as we wait for the official sunrise time. satellite-radar showing some of you waking up to clear conditions in the south bay. parts of the east bay, as well. and the sunrise happening this morning at 5:53. sunset tonight 8:35. it looks like right around sunset is when clouds roll back into the bay. you can see the layer of cloud coverage at the east. that's typical of course. we have had that for the past few mornings. and here's what's going on with our temperatures. 56 in san francisco. livermore 55. oakland 59. concord 58. air quality today moderate range, very similar to yesterday. it looks like the smoke from the fires is blowing east and north because we are getting an overall wind directions. this afternoon 60s at the beaches, mid-70s in palo alto. 75 santa clara. so staying in the 60s and 70s around the bay area. the only 80s are in the north in clearlake and lakeport. 65 sausalito. tonight chilly so bring a jacket if

you saw it in the "salesforce tower" camera. you can see it here through the bay and through parts of the north bay, as well. futurecast showing we'll continue to see it until 9 a.m. and then by noontime, some of the monsoonal moisture will send cloud coverage coming through. so between noon and about 5 p.m. or so, you may see a few high clouds. it's not showing it to be too thick of a cloud coverage in this futurecast model but something to keep an eye out because as it comes in there's a chance for isolated thunderstorms in the sierra. if it reaches our area, diablo range, north by higher elevations, that's where a few lightning strikes will occur. 50s and 60s in the area right now. west winds contributing to pushing in those clouds. you have a north wind though for a lot of the south bay and that's keeping you in the clear. 20-mile-per-hour sustained winds in fairfield, breezy in vallejo, as well. we may see that marine layer getting kicked in through the delta. so slight chance of thunderstorms today, thanks to this. this wo

this is "salesforce tower" camera towards the west looking good. san jose also clear right now. also tonight for the fireworks it should be nice. looks like inland areas is the way to go if you are able to watch fireworks shows inland, no disruption with clouds. temperatures now in the 50s. overall satellite/radar showing just coastal cloud coverage. typical for this time of year. a low to the north and that's what's going to bring us cooler weather for today. the warming trend begins today as early as tomorrow. so today will be the coolest day of the week. here's a look at the temperatures. 4 degrees below average in san jose and oakland. san jose 6 below. concord will be in the mid-70s instead of the 80s. it's going to be cooler. 74 in redwood city, 60 in pacifica. 72 in santa rosa and napa. san rafael . livermore 78. so staying in the 60s and 70s for most locations and this is why. this low is now further south so it was hanging right in the gulf of alaska yesterday and now it's closer to us. you can see just ahead of the low all the clouds that are coming through because of

coming up, salesforce has announced a $2.5 billion investment in the u.k. over five years.ed to be secretary of state for digital media on all future tech investments into the u.k., next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: once again the u.k. government is making it a point techow off the country's scene. despite the disruption of brexit they're working to secure the , economic rewards of being a destination for digital investment. this weekend they unveiled the london cyber innovation center after announcing billions of in dollars new investment from overseas with salesforce amongst the international companies showing some love. bloomberg's caroline hyde spoke with the u.k.'s secretary of state for digital media and sport in london. mark: large technology companies from across the world not only are welcome here to invest, to expand their operations, but greatre doing so with pace. salesforce you mentioned, we have had major investment decisions from apple, google, ibm, amazon, a couple of weeks ago. further news from amazon. samsung opening their facility in cambridge. there is

you the salesforce tower. transamerica pyramid bay. far. we have everything. here is a different viewpoint. look at the bottom right of your television screen or smart phone. those are the same flags as viewed from the salesforce tower. look at the river of air. the marine layer, spilling over san francisco as we speak. it is mesmerizing and beautiful. it is a sign that it is not going to be that warm in san francisco this weekend. the high today, 68. san jose and rafael, 84. we had some showers and thunderstorms in the north bay this morning. they are lifting to the north. any thunder offshore is now staying off shore. and yogov three county. buddy of los altos art and wine festival. aids walk in san francisco on sunday morning. it will be chilly, likely cloudy. in the mid-60s. satellite radio review. we have that abnormal weather moving through. that tropical moisture gives us the cloudy and humid conditions. if you rumbles of thunder. that is lifting to the north right now, a ridge of high pressure to the south of los angeles. that is giving us a southwest

it is bigger than the salesforce tower in terms of square footage.orts it is a sign of a building boom on the other side of the bay. >> oakland is right -- right for this type of development. >> he has written about looks about urban planning in the area. it has been proposed in downtown it could be just what the real estate doctor ordered. >> if you build it, will they come? i think given the growth in the bay area of jobs, i think that oakland is investing wisely to think that we should build a some commercial space. >> boy does oakland need it. a recent ranking of all the commercial real estate available in the country ranked oakland as number one for the least amount of vacant office space. ahead of san francisco, ahead of men -- midtown manhattan. >> the project will go here. it is difficult to get a feel for just how big it will be. let's get a birds eye view. it will take over the entire block from telegraph to broadway and from 21st to 22nd street. in all, it is projected to have 1.6 million square feet of office space. in fact, it is more of

the new york residency program, which has been funded by salesforce will support 20 residents and about half of those are people of color. i believe the number was approximately 80 who graduated from the first pathway and are currently in our classrooms. we have a partnership between sfusd, state -- san francisco state that's going to support teacher preparation for six science teachers. so this just gives you a sense of we're continuing that recommendation and moving that recommendation forward to make sure that we aren't just relying on san francisco state or the university of san francisco to provide us teachers. we know we have to find alternatives if we're going to continue to be fully staffed with the highest quality teachers possible. so that is an update on the progress on the areas from the entry plan in the 90-day plan. and one of the areas, after i gave the 90-day progress report, then i talked about one strategy for addressing the needs of the district around or african american student population was the creation of a plan called pitch. pitch was -- is five areas: professio

to face >>> high clouds looking out off the "salesforce tower" towards marin county. they are going to stay in place all day. >>> a local golf coach could be in court today to face allegations of sexual assault against several girls. he was based out of the former country drives golf center in sunol and taught at other bay area golf facilities. the alameda county sheriff's department says the victims were all golf students of his. he hasn't been charged yet but could face eight felony counts. he was charged last year for alleged sexual abuse of a minor in 2016. kim is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin. >>> a pedicab operator was seriously hurt last week. the uptick in summer visitors is the reason for the increased enforcement they are putting in place. in the meantime, they are looking for the driver of the gold honda civic that hit the driver. the victim kevin manning is in the hospital with a serious head injury. >>> this week is one of the busiest times for animal shelters because some pets are easily spooked by fireworks and run away from home. contra c

this is the salesforce tower camera. we have been in the clouds, we have not been able to get any views but this one now, you can see the bottom. san francisco definitely covered in clouds, visibility is low and that makes all the difference when it comes to temperatures. get san francisco, 58 degrees compare that to the 80s for concord, concord reaching upper 90s, satellite and radar shows we have the marine layer. everything below it is cool, the higher elevations above the clouds stay warm. they did not get any cooling overnight, those higher elevations stay hot, west winds coming through through downtown san francisco picking up compared to what we have been seeing, 21 miles per hour, sustained winds and it's breezy. overall the southwind is pushing in and we will back in the 60s again for the afternoon high for the beaches. morgan hill in the 90s. 96, 89 campbell, this is where the triple digits are expected 96 walnut creek, the east bay hills are where the heat advisory is in effect. it will be hot through tomorrow

salesforce wouldn't, so they refused the donation.received $20 million in donations since the controversy began. >>> zuckerberg is under fire today after a comment he made with holocaust deniers. >> there's a set of people who deny that the holocaust happened, right, i find that deeply offensive. but at the end of the day, i don't believe that our platform should take that down because i thinkha tt different people get wrong, either -- i don't think that they're intentionally getting it wrong. but i inthkease of the holocaust -- but go ahead. >> it's hard to impugn intent and to understand the intent. >> the anti defamation league blted zuckerbe m soral and ethis obligation not to allow people to disseminate holocaust denial on its platform. zuckerberg who is jewish issued a statement he didn't intend to defend the intent of pple deny the holocaust. >> facebook is teaming up with amcc, launched a new feature to search movies. amc is waiving online ticketing fees for users who make their purchases through facebook. facebook has similar

the potential quality-of-life issues in the vicinity and to the neighbourhoods surrounding the salesforce transit centre once opened to the public. although i was not able to attend our fourth meeting which was held on june 30th, our vice chair along with our district six residents see a.c. member attended as representatives of the see a.c. i am pleased to report that good progress is being made. quality-of-life data has been collected and integrated between what is collected through 311 and through this c.b.d. at although there are still some final touches that are required, it appears we have the information needed to establish a baseline in the areas of the east cut c.b.d. additional efforts are in progress to ensure the same data is available to establish baselines for quality-of-life issues in the areas adjacent to the c.b.d. as you know, this is important. we want to ensure the services and the assistance -- of the systems are being provided to those in need in these areas and versus just moving those individuals to adjacent neighborhoods. in addition, the team wanted to thank the d

would like christina to provide a brief update on our efforts as we prepare for the opening of the salesforce transit centre on august 12th. >> good morning. i reported to you a couple of times about our plans and i will give you a quick update. we are on schedule for making an announcement today about the grand opening date and we have been talking about it at community meetings and elsewhere. we are very excited, as is the community. we are on schedule with very limited resources. we have engaged our transit partners, our neighbours and others to make sure we open the facility in a way that is befitting it's importance to the region. we have a series of a week and a half events and public tours that we will make public today. we expect them to fill up very quickly. the goal of the tours is to create awareness and excitement about the opening. we have certain hashtags we will use and encourage people to post photos and create statements that way that will lead into a weekend of activities on august 11th. the neighbourhood block party will be free and open to the public. as we reported last m

have a strong corporate presence, so, all the people that are coming in to work at microsoft and salesforceand trulia and other businesses, if they are coming from oakland, a.c. transit, coming in from other public transportation, we are going to add memberships with them and corporate deals and those people will be coming in before work. if you look at our mid market location, between twitter and uber, our primary times that are the busiest is right before work, from 6 to 8 in the morning, lunchtime, 12 to 1, and then 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. i think we are going to be very strong. historically speaking, director, when we have opened up in other locations, the businesses that are around us tend to open up the earliest because we have such a huge draw and impact. for instance, like a pete's coffee, for example, when they locate next to us, they try to open as early as possible because of the huge influx of people we bring to their. >> lockers and all that sort of stuff. >> absolutely. state of the art facility. >> to make sure that we have busses in there in accordance. >> absolutely. in addi

look at the lone building right now, salesforce tower punching through the fog at this hour.aking up to 50s and 60s. it's muggy out there and that humidity will be with us for much of the day today. future weather showing you by 9:00 a veil of thin cloud cover overhead. we'll call it filtered sunshine for your among and by the afternoon we'll see similar setups. sunshine mixing with high clouds and temperatures pretty similar to where they were yesterday. we are tracking a chance of a thundershower over parts of califo in thrra. see if there is one that pops up, it could have some lightning and hail. if you're headed to over the weekend a thundershower in the forecast each and every day. today some smoke in our sky. back at home we will see no rain in our forecast today. it is sunny, 69 in san francisco, 75 in oakland, 86 in san jose. filtered sunshine inland upper 80s low 90s and mid to low 80s in our warmest spots in the north bay. fog an issue. weather wise how is the traffic alert? >> i want to take you live to our shot here at the scene. our colleague matt keller, oh, bo

the subway, the salesforce transit center, gus rapid transit, all of those hopefully will pay climate dividends in the years ahead. we also are making sure that we are providing dedicated red lane priority access for our transit and for our bike community so that they have safe networks to travel between home and work. and we want to make sure that we are creating walkable and livable sidewalk spaces and integrated some of that green infrastructure and sort of that green infrastructure that can make san francisco more resilient in the face of climate impact in the years ahead. we also want to use some policy levers like pricing when we encourage people to shift to different modes. and our own sf park program as we're expanding right now, this is looking at how do we price the curve to really try to drive some change in travel behavior. so that concludes my presentation, and i'm happy to take questions at the end of everyone's presentation. thank you. >> anthony, the next item. >> clerk: next item is item c, presentation on regional efforts to achieve san francisco's transportation and

. >>> the salesforce camera looking over the bay area, a beautiful night and not a bad start to the week. there is relief in sight and we will tell you about that after the break. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) medical center... after suffering serious >>> a cal firefighter fighter was released from uc davis after suffering serious burns to his face. it happened as he battled a fire at the oregon border. we have his little -- long road to recovery. >> reporter: traffic photo show the reality that firefighters face every season. is for had blistered and burned, his eyes swollen. 24 hours earlier he was celebrating the fourth of july. he was among the first to respond thursday in siskiyou county when flames overtook his engine. he was flown to the uc davis burn davis -- burn unit. >> he will have a great prognosis to get back to work and thrive in his life. >> reporter: the berne institute stepped in to help his family. >> we have

here is the view from the salesforce tower. it is not so great.e are foggy all the way up to 1070 feet. it is 56 in san francisco. it is still 73 in concord. 81 at the top of mount diablo. vallejo, 62 furlough tonight. mountain view, 62. tomorrow, the air quality is it is nothing to do with fires, just a ridge of high pressure trapping the pollution at the bottom of the atmosphere. we have a big ridge of high pressure it is not moving. southern california will hit record highs for the next 5 to 7 days. for us, the ridge is center to our south. inland will stay hot but the ocean breeze to keep you relatively cool. low clouds and fog are back tonight. it will retreat to the coastline tomorrow. it will be back with more force coming in on friday. 98 tomorrow in concord. it sounds superhot. we should be close to 90 this time of year. palo alto in the mid-80s. upper 70s for union city. 63 for half moon bay. pleasanton, 98. fairfield, 100. san rafael, 80. napa, 80. cloverdale 102. not much cooler. you will notice a difference by the weekend, low to mid