and was born at the san cisco z one year later, a stanford student started her work with the guerrilla teaching her sign language. >> my main concern was for penny. is she okay, she was okay. >> reporter: gary stanley is the cheap -- chief operating officer. phone at the office has been ringing off the hook as people remember this groundbreaking animal. grieving tear kicker -- caretakers posted signs. gorillas live to about 35, stanley says gorillas in captivity live to their 50s. >> this hit everyone hard, we were expecting her to live longer but we knew her life was finite. in a way we >> reporter: since 1979, she has lived at a facility outside woodside. shcompanion guerrilla, the facility said he signed sad and i know when he heard about her death. >> the world gained insight into the mind of another species that shows us how much like the -- us they are. >> reporter: a media sensation including covers on national geographic and her own app. the coo of the foundation said they plan to do a brain scan and hope to learn more. they also plan to create a fund in hopes of helping others

person who has barricaded themselves in the residence, or apartment, or anywhere in the city of san cisco. i then contact the department of public health telling them what we have, because of the emergency situation, i'm allowed to ask the department of public health whether this person has any record with them. the reason we do that is to provide support. a good example of that is a person that was in a spectrum, asperger spectrum and i was able to contact department of public health and they were able to give me information about how to w ths individual. we used that to talk to him, to come out of the apartment. and it worked. the information we received from the department of public health about previous encounters with them, either in the office setting, during the interviews and process, was provided to us under extenuating circumstances and that information assisted the police negotiators that were at the scene and got this person to come out. officers didn't get hurt. he didn't get hurt. and we took him to a place where he was treated forit. that's an example of how we use mobile d

when the worst oil sll hit san cisco, fit responders went to work. four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> we're back, with a special series "the legacy of robert f. kennedy." it was 50 years ago tomorrow that the nation was left shocked and shattered when senator robert f. kennedy, the brother of the slained president, was cut down by a bullet. he was left by a wife, ethel, and children. now, his daughter, kerry, has written a new book about her father's legacy called "ripples of hope." great to see you. >> great to be here. >> we were talking about 50 years. it's hard to fathom that so much time has passed. you were 8 years old when your father passed. >> yes. it is. it's amazing how far we've come as a country and how this year in particular, we're feeling so much of the division in our country that was felt 50 years ago. so, a lot of the issues that he was grappling with are really

republicanos no logran echar abajo esta medida, en vivo desde la frontera de méxico en san diego california a cisco gracias francisco por esa información es muy difícil lo que están viviendo. >>> precisamente esta mañana agentes migratorios publicarone de migrantes que son despedidos y separados de sus hijos al cruzar la frontera, esta es una cárcel en texas, se estima que unos 1000 o ciento niños se encuentran separados de sus padres. desde que entró en vigor la nueva política del presidente de cero tolerancia para quienes ingresan al país de forma irregular >>> después de que se le consiguiera una audiencia para salir bajo fianza, al acusado hoy llegó la hora de la verdad a una madre salvadoreña. >>> acompañada de una decena de personas que viajaron cientos de millas para apoyarla, claudia enfrentó. >>> tengo miedo de que no me dejen salir >>> con la angustia a flor de piel y después de manejar seis horas desde el condado de una madre salvadoreña con cuatro hijos ciudadanos colmaron hoy una corte de inmigración en san francisco pidiéndole a un juez que la dejara salir bajo fianza. >>> nosotros q

. >>> t w,semper cisco, 64, fremont -- san francisco, 64. and we can see traces of the fog, that will move into the bay area over the next few days, what will eventually happen, by tuesday, a marine layer, sending cooler marine air for the inland spots. it will be a nice relief as we head towards midweek. >>> overnight lows, 50s, may be 64 fail field, patchy fog, right on the bay to start the day, a hot weekend, temperatures soaring of the last couple of days, and the area of low pressure moves in from the north, a sharp drop off in those numbers, into monday through wednesday, no major heat in the forecast, kind of leveling off by midweek. >>> this forecast, not showing much of fog near the coastline, but patchy fog tomorrow morning, portions of the bay, temperatures ranging from the lower 60s for the beaches, 70s around the bay, inland neighborhoods, mid to possibly upper 80s for tomorrow afternoon, coming down quite a bit, partly sunny, and patchy fog for the shoreline. santa rosa 82, more comfortable towards livermore, oakland, 69, forec

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about 1 million people are expected to come to san francisco over the weekend to take part in the pride events. and cisco, ktvu, fox 2 news. -- in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news . >>> you can find that by texting pride sf 288777. >>> a new bay area seven -- area code is coming to the area. announced a new 341 area code. after nearly 30 years in use, the 510 area code is running out of phone numbers. you will not lose your current number. the new area code is only going to be used for new phones or new registered lines. >>> a major ruling by the supreme court in a privacy case. invested -- what investigators must do if they want to track a cell phone moving forward. >>> privacy rights advocates are applauding a decision from the supreme court. and a5-four ruling, they said law enforcement must generally obtain a search warrant to track history using cell phone records. john roberts joined liberals saying that people have a reasonable expectation that information is private. attempts to get information that i want would violate the fourth amendment right to protection from unreasonable search and seizure.

talia cisco and her best friend became a target of a sheriff's investigation back in april. they were tippedff boys. a student teacher the middle school, this is in san jose. but detectives say they have found any connection to any students there. cisco is scheduled to appear in court today. verani's first appearance is still pending. >>> a shocking story out of san jose, a woman accused of killing a roommate and putting body parts in a storage container will face a judge today. we were the only cameras on thursday morning when lisa gone zan lez pled not guilty. trying to convince her roommate to move out of their mission district apartment and police say she killed her during a heated argument. they then used a hacksaw to dismember the body. >> 4:34. now to this developing story, at least three people are dead after an earthquake jolted western japan. dozens more injured after that powerful 5.3 earthquake hit o sack ka, japan. it struck shortly before 8:00 a.m. local time. japan is 16 hours ahead of us on the west coast. train and subway service were stopped as crews checked for the damage. more than 170,000 homes were thou power. the earthquake was

upper 60s in san front ciscoe. santa rosa high of 82 degrees and 91 for sunday and cooling down for the middle of next week. >> they're talking about -? what? >> chris weber, right. >> first time i'm hearing that. >> i thought that was the beatles. >> they're four. >>> coming up, we're going to take a look at a startling trend. we'll talk politics. the 2018 midterms, we're talking about. more white nationalists than ever are running for office. what they say they're hoping to accomplish. you do not want to miss this story. >>> and an inspirational story of recovery and survival. we'll talk with the white sox pitcher who nearly died after suffering a brain hemorrhage just six weeks ago, as he gets the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child in california has a fair shot. i'm tony thurmond, and i'll lead california's fight against donald trump and betsy devos's anti-education agenda. please vote for tony thurmond for state

vegas, new york and phoenix, those were the three top destinations for outbound residence of sam cisco, la and san. dallas and seattle rounded out. >>> meeting guilty today, everitt jameson, 26-year-old, in fresno, attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, he told undercover agents he was planning to use pipe bombs to funnel people into an area where hestart shooting at them last christmas. he believed the agents were from the islamic state, he will be sentenced to 15 years in prison, legal analyst michael cardozo talked about it. >> he got off easy, until you know that the mo he could've gotten was 20 years, knowing that, they gave him 15, that certainly worth not having to take it to trial, and picking a jury and doing all that.>> his attorney had argued for leniency, saying his client di'ty try to carry out. sentencing is set for september. >>> a woman killed herself in jail, after being convicted of the murder of her sister, 74- year-old linda thomas was found dead, convicted last month of the shooting death of her sister, as well as the attempted murder of he

cisco was a student teacher at ber natural sbeermd school in san jose at the time the investigation began, but detectives don't believe they were students at that school. cisco is no longer with the district. >>> turning to our weather a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. get ready far more comfortable weekend, looking at a lot of fog there? >> we definitely are. we're going to wake up with more clouds in the morning, at least on the coasting. the breeze is the big story on with why it's cooler than average. cloudy if you're heading down to santa cruz. let me show you what's happening today. trending even cooler than yesterday, with temperatures below average in the 60s and 70s mainly for highs. through the holiday forecast we'll look at temperatures tomorrow and also into sunday that are going to stay below average with a slight chance of some drizzle sunday morning to start our father's day. we've taken the 90s out of the forecasts but they're coming coming up. >>> a san francisco middle school is getting serious political star power this morning. hill keynote speaker. it's a

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my heart is in france and cisco door san francisco for the last 32 years. for you because i'm sick and tired seeing these problems ongoing and not solved and i am tired. i was nominated by the san francisco collection neighbourhood to run for a bento sample -- better san francisco because i'm tired of seeing corruptions that you see at city hall. i have a couple of platforms that when i am working with you, number 1, i want to set up an anticorruption unit for a government corruptions. we have a lot of corrupted behaviour at city hall and and department areas that is not accountable and our money is not working at the best level for the best interest for you and the residents, in number 2 i want to tackle and eliminate homeless in san fsco.i i learned as a soci rker for th,ic ive been working for the city and a city government for the last 13 years. i interview many people who are homeless. i find and learn nobody wants to be homeless and everybody wants to live a life with dignity and love and hope and respect. many people are good people and they have sur

in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. cisco police released body camera video of last saturday's officer- involved shooting in the north beach area. it happened after police stopped a group of men on grant avenue because they had open alcohol containers. >> no, no one's going anywhere. [ yelling and cursing ] >> foot pursuit! [ gunfire ] >> on the video you can see 28- year-old oliver barcenas running away from an officer before being shot. the video was released last night at a police town hall meeting. police say while barcenas was running, he took off his jacket and pulled out a gun with an extended magazine and a laser sight. on the video, you can see the officer chasing him and then shooting and hitting him twice in the back. barcenas fell to the ground and is in the hospital tonight recovering. this is the second time barcenas, a documented gang member, has been shot by police. back in 2012, wounded him after barcenas pulled a gun on authorities. >>> bail was revoked today for president trump's former campaign manager. a

investigators were tipped off ab between the women and several 15 and 16-year-old ys cisco was a student teacher at bernal m san jose but detectives say they've not found any connection to the students there. cisco is scheduled for court today. perani's first appearance is still pending. >>> we could get an update on a shocking story out o fran. the woman accused of killing her roommate and putting body parts in a storage container will face a judge again today. we were the only cameras in hursday mning when lisa gonzalez appeared. she pleadedot guilty to charges. she was trying to force her roommate to move out of the mission district pafrmt. police say she killed her during a heated argument and then used a hacksaw to dismember the body. >> 5:3 we now know the identity of a man pulled from the berkeley ma rena. pulled from that water and investigators think that his out trigger canoe overturned. witnesses say the water was all of that wind.time of this police did not suspect or really don't suspect foul play of this incident. friends say chong was parts of berkeley's dragon max paddling club. >> by the end of

cisco. i'm in san francisco and i went to a few catholic churches and it just wasn't meaningful. i joined the methodist church, it was a wonderful, active church in the tenderloin of san francisco. then when i moved to l.a., this was a baptist church, first ame baptist and i first went there with jerry brown and i loved the service in the sermon was right on in the music was great. so my catholicism, i guess some people call cafeteria catholicism. having been born and raised a catholic i don't feel that i have to do any other organized religion. i'm kind of skeptical about all and never got a letter from anyone thing you no longer catholic. >> right. well if they had such thing. >> after this program i probably will. >> since you mentioned jerry brown, you leave switzland and you find yourself in california and you bounced around a bit with different jobs, political jobs and you helped a really nasty guy get elected to the state legislature. >> to the board of supervisors. >> not entirely nasty, he could be a wonderful person to be around but he was not a good foster work for. >>

de san josé la temperatura es 79°, estamos hablando de este calor intenso que va a regresar al área de la bahía. >> feliz noche, así están las condiciones en este momento desde auckland, zona cisconemos este sistema de baja presión que va a traer este descenso en las temperaturas y aumentó la nubosidad. cuando nos acerquemos al día jueves tenemos este sistema de alta presión que incrementa el riesgo de incendio. cuando estemos cerca de nuestro atendemos ratones entre los 70°. vamos a hablar de esos cambios. ya hay zonas que se mantienen vigilancia desde el viernes hasta el domingo. es para las horas de las noche delstel domingo. es ercaomo sabemos el tar mezcl peligro de estos incendios. en especial con estas condiciones tan calurosos. para el día de maÑana va a estar un poco más fresco, 82° como máxima, esto va a cambiar a medida que lleguemos al fin de semana, 76 para ser tolosa, 60 para san francisco, 70 para san josé. disfruta la tarde de maÑana contra rótulos agradables. no vamos a ver esas temperaturas sofocantes. para los próximos decíasn san josé tenemos condiciones secas, pero está ratones en los 90 seguido por 96° para el día sábado cuando vemos a pronóstico, para el s

homeless man on may 24, at 345 the afternoon, has been identified as samuel, sam cisco police. >> he is not harming anybody.>> -- san north. >> the suspect walked up to them, for no apparent reason, kicked him in the face, causing major injuries.>> reporter: to catch the man seen casually walking, they cast a wide net. >> getting this information out to days later, on may 28, he struck again at around the same time, on a street, on a muni bus, police say that attack was also vicious and ruthless. >> the started coming up and yelling at them,

cisco was a student teacher in san jose.s say they haven't found any connection any student at the school. she's skcheduled for court tomorrow. >> one person dead two in critical condition after a car crash in pittsburg. the car was going eastbound on highway 4. no one knows why the car left the road. it crashed through a fce and rolled over. one person was ejected and trapped under the car. two of the people were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. one person was not wearing a seat belt. >> free high speed internet for all maybe on hold for san francisco. the plan hit a snag. out going mayor will not place the tax measure on the november ballot that would form the service. he has been leading the charge for years now. but saying the city need for details before moving forward and asking voters to approve the funding. >> a fire uncovers unexpected history. the find that an archaeology student sifting through debris. . it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhil

cisco is a student teacher at bernal midle school in san jose but detectives have not fund any connection to students there. scisco is scheduled for court today, perani's first appearance is still pending. >> ac transit riders are waking up to a new set of service changes as part of a multiyear overhaul. this is the third phase of what the agency calls ac go. involves numerous stream lined routes and all started three years ago. now this latest phase includes additional buses on the 80 line which runs between elr cerrito. all 600 buses or service to school lines are out for the summer. >> a live look where soccer fans already gathered for another big morning of international soccer on big screen. first of three world cup matches being played in russia. sweden is facing korea. those two teams are also in mexico's group. defighted germany yesterday and belgium takes on panama and tunisia faces england. don't forget our sister station, telemundo 48, home for copa de mundial every day. >> fun at the copa de mun dial -- i know, i know. a little build on northbound 101 subtle over the last ten

cisco, who is a teacher at burnell middle school in san jose but -- but the detectives say they have found-or not found any connection to any students there. cisco is scheduled for court today. perreny is -- her first appearance is still pending. >>> the idea of universal health care in california may take a step forward. as soon as today. legislators will debate two bills, one to extend health coverage to all residents over 65 and another would cover everyone under 25 and it would extend coverage to undocumented immigrants and in california health advocates say close to a million immigrants are not insured. >>> and today the count gets underway for bay area neighborhoods and starting today you'll see census takers and they are not knocking on doors or collecting personal information, what they are doing is walk through the neighborhoods to verify the addresses. >>> big changes of one of california's largest newspapers. >>> and t-- the warning before heading to see "incredibles 2". >> if you have problems with your utility bills, we'll help you out. >> did you get an usually high util

cisco police. >> he is not harming anybody.>> -- san francisco police.>> reporter: on leavenworth street, just north. >> the suspect walked up to them, for no apparent reason, kicked him in the face, causing major injuries.>> reporter: to catch the man seen casually walking, they cast a wide net. >> getting this information out to days later, on may 28, he struck again at around the same time, on a street, on a muni bus, police say that attack was also vicious and ruthless. >> the started coming up and yelling at them, grabbing the victim by the hair, and banged his head into a metal bar on the bus.>> just like the first incident, police say was random and unprovoked. a break in the case came 19 days later here at united nations plaza, not far from the first attack on that defenses homeless man. a sharp eyed police officer spotted him, that they had been seeking for weeks. >> they put the cuffs on him, investigators were together, and tied them to the cases, and he was booked.>> authorities are not releasing the video of the bus attack, citing the investigation, they would not release the man's book

cisco, christian?>> reporter: a big night in san francisco, a polling place here, not a great deal of activity, that could be for a variety of reasons, because people were either your earlier, waiting till they get off work, to drop off their ballots, or even if they've doballots something likethat, people in san francisco will be picking a new mayor, mark leno, jane kim and angela aleota, they can register first, second and third choices for mayor, arrange choices, if a candidate wins a majority of first place was, they will win, but no clear majority, the last place finisher, and voters who supported that would go to their next choice, that process goes on until there is a majority winner. in may, mark linder mark leno and jane kim endorsed each other as a second choice, widely viewed as a tactic to make sure one of them emerges over london breed, but not the only major issue, voters will ther or not to products and whether officers should be le to usst ns or tasers. as for timeline, i spoke with the board of elections earlier about when we might get an idea on who the winner is the mayor's race, they s

cisco. i work with small sf. we're serving south san francisco currently, a large port down there, and we pick up people from tiburon, and south san francisco. starting tomorrow, we'll be starting service from the ferry building down to redwood city. right now we're currently partnering with private service, but we recognize the future probably is a public-private partnership. our goal is to augment what weda does, with what golden gate transit does. i think the waterfront plan is a great idea. it's long coming. it marries up with what a lot of the other ferries are doing. new york recently expanded their service, and we can envision service from as far north as the marina all the way down to san francisco airport just is the future at some point, the way the traffic is going. we've spoken to people at treasure island developing that. there's a great deal of opportunity there, especially working in partnership with weda as well. it's important this is a public ivate partnership there, as well. just wanted to come up and voice our suppor

san jose. he will meet with members of the labor council.. later today, he will meet with supporters and union members at sam cisco. a poll shows the senator with a 6% support. >>> blast off from cape canaveral overnight. >>> the big unveiling today at oakland international airport. you can learn how you can learn cpr while you wait for your flight. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. i will tell you a little more about this when we come back. >>> a cool breezy pattern sitting in for. i will have a look at what is going on and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. good morning, welcome back . is june 4. i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook, thank you for joining us is almost 430 in the morning. it's going to cool down for some of us. >>> it is going to be a cooler day, we do have an onshore breeze that is expected to return and when it does is not only going to cool us down but it's going to be very breezy in some areas as we transition to that cooler pattern. here's a look, still waking up with clear skies the bay. we do have some cloud cover on the north corner of no

cisco, when you can see it, not too bad. i don't suspect you'll see tomorrow, -- san francisco.re is the fog in the morning, it goes away, comes back tomorrow night. the highs comparables are 100s, in the valley, that is a typical june footprint. wednesday will look a lot like this as well. >>> sky cover tomorrow, san francisco, patchy fog, oakland, mostly sunny, all of us are going to kind of look like this with patchy coastal fog at the coast. the forecast highs, mid 90s, antioch and brentwood, san rafael, a nice-looking day tomorrow, we did have a pretty good run there, the pattern was a neat pattern, listen to fianger. and air quality stuff. and the beaches, the fog was not really hitting it that hard. >>> now we're going back to what you expect, heat and fire, fog back at t.>>> the giants in south beach looking to keep their winning ways agmarlins, coming up next in sports. deal talk. to make sure my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo is a great deal. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese o

voices joining with a chorus of voices protesting in sam cisco today speaking out against the policy of separating children from their families. -- in san francisco. in all, three separate protests over the policy of separating undocumented children from the families, joining together into one large protest. >> i am shocked, i don't understand why everybody is not in the streets.>> reporter: a regular protest, about a dozen or so activists who have been meeting every tuesday for more than 70 weeks resisting president trump's agenda. >> there has been more urgency, but this is probably the most cruel and most heartless. >> no trump, no mike prince -- mike pence, no more separating immigrants. >> what is happening on the border is hopefully a wake-up call for people to say we just can't go along with that. >> reporter: these protests all came together, marching from market street, to ice headquarters in san francisco, eventually blocking the street, some with personal stories. her family survived internment during world war ii, and she sees dangerous parallels today. >> stop repeating history, it happened in world war ii, it is happening

san diego republican john cox in november. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm, several cisco voters are choosing a new mayor tomorrow, and whoever wins, it will be the current mayor, mark farrell. >> he didn't run, to fulfill the remaining 18 months, speaking with him today about what he has been able to accomplish during his brief stint as mayor.>> reporter: it seems that mayor mark farrell is trying to fits -- fit four years into six months. >> in my perspective, i want to be as active as possible, lead as the mayor several cisco, because at the end of the day, not many people have the opportunity to do this job. >> reporter: he was elected supervisor to district to in -- district 2 there was a controversial vote by the board of supervisors that led him to the mayor's office. led the city, has to forge d lee his own path. >> i think style is a lot different between the two of us, i think mayor at the did a great job building consensus in the city around a number of issues, at times people also begged for a lot more leadership.>> reporter: he knew coming into office in nujay, with an election in june, meant a tight

san jose city hall the lakeside park and downtown concorde. that is near the naval weapons station. demonstrated gathered in several cisco outside the regional office of the environmental protection agency to rally against epa administrator scott pruett. >> the demonstration is from a coalition of environmental groups including the sierra club. he has come under fire for the administration support of drilling and pipelines. he was criticized for large expenditures such as $160,000 spent on charter flights during the first year. >> back to the weather. if you like it hot, head inland. if you do not, stay by the coast. >> is a great day to go to the beach. today and tomorrow, here is a live camera looking out toward san francisco. the bay is nice. near the bayshore london inland it is starting to warm up. it will reach the 90s and a few hours by 4 pm. temperatures have been going up starting yesterday and today. saturday will be the hottest day of the week. take a sneak peek at highs for tomorrow. santa rosa is 100 degrees in san francisco could be in the lower 80s. san jose 94 degrees. and will not be as hot as last week

tonight in the race for mayor of sanford cisco, they came out about an hour ago, christian, london breed has extended her lead over mark leno? >> reporter: -- mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed is leading with 50.38%, mark leno, 49.62%separated by just a little over 1000 votes, the back-and-forth raise, 1500 votes, more than 225,000 ballots counted so far, election officials think they have about 17,000 left to count, they have some irregularities, they need more scrutiny, they likely will work through the mail by vote -- vote by mail ballots done this week. >> we will start the provisional ballots, it takes longer, more handling involved, so we will be tabulating cards throughout this week.>> reporter: as we saw over the last few days, representatives from both campaigns are here at city hall, the department of elections, monitoring the process, both campaigns issued a statement, london breed's campaign said that they had the most first-place votes, a ran test they ran a strong get out the vote ever, and clearly, london breed was the leading choice for mayor by a wide margin. meanwhile, mark leno's camp said it once the count to continue

san rafael, 98 degrees. oakland will be close to 90 degrees. lots of triple digits. up to 105 in land. a high of 84 and seven cisco.cast, we will cool things off on sunday. especially for the beaches. then more pronounced cooling intimately. try to stay warm -- try to stay cool.lots of water and look for shade. >>> the a's continue to hit the long ball on the road trip in chicago. marquez the highlight and the rest of sports, coming up next. -- mark has the highlights and the rest of sports, coming up next. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> i remember as a kid going to doubleheaders. >>> they used to schedule them back then. rained out on the southside of chicago yesterday so a doubleheader today. they are up to it again. the homeruns keep on coming protease. it was not exactly perfect weather today. they had 10 homeruns in the last four games. franklin pareto got a chance. he hit that up. 4-0, the a's were leading early. sean minaya went seven innings and gave up only five hits and one run. he i

san francisco. an organization that offers three meals and healthcare and services to low income people and that in the same for ciscoa. thank you so much cheryl. hoping to wrap things up for a subscription service. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... presidential power at the molar investigation continues. trump lawyer rudy giuliani weighing in on just how much power the commander-in-chief has when it comes to ending the probe. is that the argument here. any federal investigation. that's pretty clear. he's asking in the theoretical sense now. it could lead to impeachment. if you terminated an investigation of himself. it can lead to all sorts of things. also telling the huffington post that t could have a former fbiames call me director

that is a san francisco we all aspire to be, and that is a san cisco wel be. thank you, everyone, for being here, and thank you for your time. [applause] >> good afternoon and welcome. i will invite members of the public to silence your mobile devices and when speaking before the commission do state your name before the record. i would like to take roll at this time. [roll call] we don't expect commissioner -- to be absent today. first op you on your agenda is consideration for june 1, 2018.

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