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today jane fonda, lily tomlin, ashley judd, maria shriver will be among speakers and panelists s in san franci >> amy is live there, good morning, amy. >> good morning, reggie. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of this impressive, inspiring event. actress ashley judd is one of the impressive speakers who will bring herb passion to the conference. she will speak to me for movement. she spoke with cheryl jennings and talked about this conference and how the me too discussion is timely and important. >> we are truly changing the culture at work for all time so our daughters and grand daughters are never going to have to deal with frankly what we had to deal >> reporter: other speakers including maria shriver and actresses jane fonda and lilly tomlin. the key is to take it into the business world tomorrow and beyond. the organization is doing that. throughout the year it hosts workshops and fosters mentorships to empower women in their work lives. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> you're going to be there this morning. we're so excited to be speaking, jess will be speaking as

on our mind and i would like to add that to the list of issues as we prepare for health care for san francis cans. i would like to encourage cpmc to take that large step with the arrangements they are taking with the swindell patients. sounds like there is something positive that's moving forward and if that work can get done and i know it will leave the angzies orelieve theanxiety of g gone with my father who had alzheimers all the way to the end, but when you have something of this magnitude being a i believable toresolve that and ge peace of mind, the sooner that can happen the better. i will take your motion to continue to the call of the chair. the motion passes and mr. clerk any other business before this body >> >>clerk: there is no further business. >> supervisor sheehy: then we are adjourned. thank you. >> okay. good afternoon. thank you, everyone, for waiting. want to welcome you to the san francisco public utilities commission meeting for today, tuesday, april 10th, and i want to make a couple of announcements as we start first, again thank you for your patient. we're going to hav

family of a woman, killed in an apartment fire in san francis >>> right now at 11:00 eemgtss running high for the family of a woman killed in an apartment fire in san francisco. neighbors also telling us about their unusual encount we are the woman as they tried to save her. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm vicki wynn. >> and i'mter wri mcbetween ensween. the woman's family came back to the scene. fire crews trying to figure out how it started >> our reporter was the first added the house fire and joins us after speaking with the family of the woman who didn't make it out. sergio. >> reporter: when we arrived last night this home was billows thick black smoke and firefighters were trying to pick apart the roof there to try to vent the heat inside. more than 100 firefighters work to keep the fire from spreading. tonight neighbors and family members tell us about the whom who did not survive. >> the wol whole rear of the entirabling from the bottom of the third floor is ungufld. >> as firefighters responded they found a home in flames. 65 jess qua are you i see did not surviv

topping off of this project, this incredible project for san francis francisco, and as the mayor saidredible project for san francisco. others have been talking about this for a very long time, and only ten more months left, and we're going to open the doors to this incredible new building, not only a very much expanded building, but a very improved building. an improved building for this neighborhood, much more neighborhood friendly. it's a much better piece of building and design for the people of san francisco, and we're very excited about that. so on behalf of san francisco travel, i want to thank all of you for your role in making this happen. it's been a great day, and it's a great opportunity for us to celebrate the future. this has been a team effort, a collaboration between the moscone hotel district formed by the hotel community and the city and county of san francisco. it's very unique where the city and hotel industry come -- hospitality industry come together for this project. the complicated construction was executed to keep moscone up and running throughout the project.

those are chinese hospital, jewish home san francisco, kaiser foundation san francisco, st. francis memorial hospital san francisco, st. mary's hospital, san francisco, and then, the five different california pacific medical center campuses that exist here in san francisco. so what are the options for the lafco to explore whether there's a way to look at hospital communication benefit compliance? one idea that was proposed briefly at the last meeting was perhaps establishing a health care district. state law does permit the formation subject to a lafco approval of a hospital health care district for the following purposes: one, building or operating a health care facility in underserved areas, two operating ambulance services, or three operating health care programs such as those related to wellness, chemical dependency, health education, rehabilitation, etcetera. because oversight of hospitals compliance with state mandated community benefits does not fall within one of those purposes, forming a health care district doesn't really get at the issue that the lafco, as i understand it

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san rafael bridge. this afternoon, the third eastbound lane is set to open. the mtc is hoping that it will eliminate the backup as cars approach the bridge from sir francis drake boulevard in san rafael. that bridge is part of 580. the added lane cost $27 million. it will open to drivers daily from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. >>> today is "420" day. the unofficial pot holiday. now that recreational marijuana is legal, party will be bigger than ever before including the yearly event on hippie hill in golden gate park. the san francisco tradition dates back to the '70s. as kpix 5's betty yu reports, the tide is changing as cannabis moves from the black market to a regulated one, people particularly women are becoming more comfortable with conversations surrounding the drug. >> reporter: in light of the legalization of recreational marijuana, more people are opening up about cannabis use. that's what the san francisco- based marijuana delivery startup found in its newest data report. >> women are among the group most likely to talk about cannabis on social media and more likely than men to discuss cannabis use with their children. i think it has to do with legislation. >> r

. >> in san francisco monte francis, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> oneness and women in oakland has introducedl preventing the landlords from terminating tenants without good cause, under the law change of ownership or foreclosure would not be considered a good cause. the assemblyman is a strong proponent of a possible lawsuit between the city of oakland and the oakland raiders. the vote on whether to file the lawsuit is expected tomorrow, the assemblyman joins us live in studio but so when did this come about? >> we are in one of the worst housing crisis in the history of the state and we want to protect and defend californians, especially those who are renting. we have 17 million californians rent their homes and we want to make sure they're not displaced or pushed out into homelessness if we can help it. all that it asks is a simple proposition that says you can only be evicted for a fair reason, not discriminatory or retaliatory or arbitrary. if you're following the rules, if you're paying rent on time following the conditions we think you should keep that secure and safe roof. >> so, to c

tracy to castro valley, 57 minutes. 85 to san jose airport 12, northbound st. francis wide open in the green at 10 minutes. >> alexis, thank you. >>> as fake social media acts or bots look more realistic, california company want them more transparent about their existence. they passed a bill requiring companies like twitter and facebook to identify bot accounts. they exploit media algorithms to exploit unreal information. >> this is a realistic common sense approach that says, look, you know whether this is a person or a robot. tell us it's a robot. i'm not telling you you have to take them down, i'm just saying tell us. >> the bot bill moves to senate judiciary committee last week. >>> using fake ring tones to cover up poor cell service. >> a big find for t-mobile. >> they have agreed to pay $40 million settlement to the government. it was accused of using fake ring tones to give impressions faulty calls in rural areas were getting through. netflix reporting huge increase in subscribers. >> the company has $125 million customers worldwide. its stock has been soaring i

at sir francis drake in san anselmo starts by parking their phones in the parking lot before they get started. everybody has to leave smartphones in the pouches for class. so by parking them, the distraction is eliminated and though some students grumbled at first, most have gotten used to the idea. >> i see a lot more people doing work and, like, a lot more enthusiasm for their work instead of just looking at their phone and not doing what they are supposed to. >> right now, it's a teacher's options to collect the phones or not but the results have been so positive they say that next year, all classes will have a place to park the phones outside the classroom because they like what they saw. >> i think that's a good idea. >> it is. concentrate on your work at school first. >> right. >> no distractions. >> it's a distraction. we don't need distractions when you're driving, either, jaclyn. >> no. in fact, we can't be on our cell phones when we're in the car. that's distracted driving. so why be on them in class? right now we'll go to the north bay where we're tracking a smooth ride for

same in san jose. 61 in st. francis. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. vianey has a look at the roads. >> the roads have managed to stay fairly quiet even as we're inching closer to 6:30 hour, 6:10 right now. we're starting to see yellows and reds pop up because of the building traffic out there. do i have an update on the south bay crash from earlier. that accident cleared 101 alum rock avenue. it's recovering from an earlier crash with a a motorcycle and van. palo alto looking nice. we haven't seen delays out of this area. a live look in san jose. it's starting to wake up out there and so are the road. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >> coming up on "today in the bay," tickets swiped. the reason you need to be careful next time you buy tickets for the happiest place on earth. >> just one month away from the royal wedding. the if royals. you're watching "today in the bay." we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patien

. >> reporter: lunchtime at sir francis drake high in san anselmo and, of course, the cell phones areut that doesn't mean they're never out during class as well. >> you can always tell because they're looking under the desk and like there's a little bright light on their face. >> reporter: students texting and usual social media in class has become a huge problem for most schools. that's why this new group of kids in raquel nelson's history class are starting the day picking out their spaces in a parking lot. >> make sure that the paper is filled out and you put your phone with it. >> reporter: it's a parking lot for phones. before they start everyone has to leave their smartphones in these pouches for the remainder of class. it's actually an idea that came from mom and dad. >> we had a group of parents that donated a bunch of cell phone parking lots to us and any teacher who wanted one could have one. >> reporter: now drake lie isn't against using tech in the classroom -- high isn't against using tech in the classroom. they use laptops for most assignments, but smartphones are a diff

. >> reporter: this is it, take a look, you can see this is the francis scott key annex in san francisco's sunset district. right now this building used for storage and office space. it is still owned by the district and now there are plans in place to turn this into housing for more than 100 san francisco teachers. san francisco schools serve more than 55,000 students and at their heart the teachers and educators on the front lines of education. today the city announced a contract with a developer to turn this old school into new housing. >> really excited to announce the development of it and excited to see the next steps. we cannot do enough for our teachers here in san francisco and, you know, especially as a parent of three young kids and we have talked about this, we need to do everything we can to keep our teachers in san francisco. >> reporter: plans still in the development stage but the city is committed to building more than 100 units of housing that it says will be affordable to low and middle income san francisco educators. mayor ed lee spearheaded this initiative before he di

san francisco ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (jrstone) pope francis led easter mass in rome this morning.saint peter's square was packed with the catholic faithful. the pope didn't shy away from world events -- he mentioned several world-hot spots directly. he described the conflict in syria as "carnage" and appealed for better access to humanitarian aid. the pope also mentioned yemen and called for reconciliation in the middle east. he said he hoped talks would lead to peace on the korean peninsula. he also spoke about the south sudan, the democratic republic of congo, ukraine, and venezuela. (jrstone) fairytale town in sacramento held their annual spring egg-stravaganza event this weekend. the amusement park celebrates the beginning of spring by hosting multiple easter egg hunts each day. each age group gets four hunts at different times throughout the day.lady: "this is one of our more popular events. families come from far and wide to participate in the egg hunts and to just spend some quality time with each other and to create memories for a lifetime." families also enjoyed spring th

san francisco, 30 minutes. the richmond bridge over to sir francis drake boulevard, traffic is sluggish on the westbound side of 580. westbound 37 at sonoma boulevard, a crash over to the shoulder, slow in pockets as you work your way across 37 towards 101. northbound 101 at ignasio, traffic is getting bidsier on that commute direction -- busier on that commute direction. >>> we have a lot of rain coming down in the north bay. this is the view of mountain view. clear skies out there. some areas are noticing dark storm clouds. other areas are looking like this. because of the sunrise happening earlier and earlier, you can tell with the nice shades of orange and yellow and pink. the clouds are giving way to clearer conditions in mountain view. in san francisco, looking across the bay, look at that. it looks like rain coming down over there through parts of oakland and berkeley. thunderstorms, hail, strong winds, all in the forecast as this cold front passes through. we could have low elevation snows. some of the hills in the north bay could have some flurries. temperatures will be below average because of the col

san francisco ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (jrstone)(jrstone) pope francis led easter mass in rome this morning.aint peter's square was packed with the catholic faithful. the pope didn't shy away from world events -- he mentioned several world-hot spots directly. he described the conflict in syria as "carnage" and appealed for better access to humanitarian aid. the pope also mentioned yemen and called for reconciliation in the middle east. he said he hoped talks would lead to peace on the korean peninsula. he also spoke about the south sudan, the democratic republic of congo, ukraine, and venezuela. (jr stone) here's something you probably havent seen before.... the easter bunny jumping out of a plane....skydiving down to the ground... and into an easter egg hunt. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (jrstone) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. (mabrisa rodriguez)tracking morning clouds and/or fog returning to the coast and valleys monday. not much change is expected as northwest flow aloft continues. expect another degree or tw

francis. and through our humanitarian work, we totally saw angela's vision to help the poor and the underprivileged in san francisco and around the world, and she was wonderful. she's a wonderful speaker and representative for st. francis, and the name sake of our beautiful city. thanks to angela, i've been -- and her efforts through the knights of st. francis, i've been able to see appropriate franc -- pope francis three times and was invited to speak at the vatican in january . she is a champion for so many of the poor and disenfranchised. i'm here today because had we known that we had march the 27th, i would have spent the entire day calling people for money and asking their support because i'm really -- feel privileged to be on her finance committee. that makes a big difference, but i just really want to commend you, miss pelham, today, and sharing an issue with your office. i really think that's very commendable, and whatever we can do to help you and the city of san francisco get better, we all have room to grow, and no one's perfect, and we'd really like to be able to course correct and move on an

san is jay gun ta has more. >> in millford, connecticut, francis thompson is trying to snuff out a problem that teachers are havingand you would have four or five kids at a time congregating and they would start to vape. >> it is a trend many parents are not even aware of. e-cigarette use or vaping has grown 900% in recent years according to the surgeon general. in 2016, national youth tobacco survey found 1.7 million students and 500,000 middle school hers have used e cigarettes skwr tphuft a 30-day period before the survey was taken. in rempt on on, massachusetts, he said he is overwhelmed by this epidemic. >> students are vaping in hallways, classrooms. >> in the back, two desk in the corner, they had their hands like this. there was a blue light coming from between their hands. >> the most popular item is the juul. it looks like a flashlight. it's not. and the kids can tuck it away when they're done. it's not just the design of these products. critics say all of these flavors entice kids to start vaping. one study out of harvard found some of them cape a chemical linked to severe respiratory disease. >> the ki

if you are heading across the richmond/san rafael bridge, you will see a few brake lights westbound from marina bay parkway at least to sir franciske boulevard. 16 minutes as you head through there. business as usual at the bay bridge. lots of company, working their way out of oakland into san francisco. 20 minutes, that's your drive time, if you are heading into the city and a wind advisory still in effect for some of our bay area bridges. that includes the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. right now northbound 880 through oakland not too bad. >>> here's a live look now. what's going on over the bay bridge? look at that big bright sunshine! a sign of clear weather and less cloud coverage compared to yesterday. chance of rain across the north bay and cooler temperatures for sure this morning. that wind chill, wow, has a lot of temperatures in the 20s and 30s this morning. so if you step outside and if you are anywhere near our bay area hills, you will definitely feel the breeze and the cold weather. also, light dusting of snow across mount hamilton. we'll be warming up though friday, saturday. all that will dry up and melt off. cu

san francisco. the set sail learn stem program benefits the students of feinstein, law ton, ulloa, jefferson and francis scott key elementary schools. speak would like to thank the legislation sponsors and cosponsors for their continued commitment to keeping families here in san francisco. thank you. >> supervisors, it's jay wallace again, if i may have one more minute just to wrap up. i want to just say to the audience and to the supervisors that we hear your concerns. we respectfully would request a week or so continuance so that we can continue to work with our colleagues in the community to hopefully come up with a solution that satisfies everybody's needs. as you know, we've always had an open door policy. we will continue to do so, and we continue to look forward to working with all of the members of the board and the community on a solution that will work for clipper cove, so thank you for the indulgence here. >> supervisor tang: through the chair, mr. wallace, while you're here, because i finally took an opportunity to read the letter that you submitted on friday. i just wanted to go to your sec

monte francis, ktvu fox news. >>> in san francisco, police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bayview district. >> several people shot. one person has died. we are live in san francisco. kristen, tell us what you know. >> reporter: san francisco police confirming that in all, six people were shot. one person dead. not a lot of details on that. let's show you some video we have from the scene earlier. this was on third street. police responded to the area around 11:00 friday night. there were initial reports that six people were shot. we have learned that one of those people is now dead. at this point, police do not have any suspect information. we do not know what led up to the shooting or who the victims are. we are hoping to learn more about this shooting as the morning progresses. we are hoping to learn more from the captain at bayview station as the morning progresses. san francisco police confirming that six people were shot and one person dead in the bayview area overnight. back to you. >>> today friends and family gather to say a finer -- a final farewell to former firs

speaking of bridges, richmond/san rafael bridge 14 minutes delays from the marina parkway over towards sir franciske. you can see slow and go around the toll plaza and if you want to use 37 this morning, a few brake lights westbound but that's typical. 80 to 101, that will take about 35 to 38 minutes from 80 to marin county. here's neda with the forecast. >>> professional photographers may have a heyday this morning because look at the sky. the official sunrise was 8 minutes ago. right now it's quite a view. this is our mount vaca camera. you can see storm clouds and look at the bay bridge. so many neat shapes in the clouds. and that sun is glowing right through the cloud coverage. temperatures feel cool. so if you are going to step outside to get a view of all this beauty, definitely wear a jacket. 45 degrees in livermore. san francisco 52. san jose 49. santa rosa 42 degrees. winds are picking up so will feel chillier. in hayward up to 12-mile-per- hour sustained winds. sfo you're at west winds with 13, downtown san francisco 15. antioch now starting to feel the breeze at 11 miles per hour. but s

richmond/san rafael bridge if you are commuting between marina bay parkway towards sir francis drake ght minutes and no crashes now along the golden gate bridge itself clear into san francisco. >>> speaking of the golden gate bridge right now, it does look clear as far as the conditions are concerned as far as wind barely anything. no cloud coverage. it is cool though. so you may want to have a jacket handy just in case. temperatures are in the 40s. beach hazard statement in effect until 7 p.m. today up to 20-foot swells and rip currents likely because of what's going on up in the gulf of alaska systems churning up the ocean. but then our skies are taking over with that ridge of high pressure bringing us warm sunny conditions. temperatures today will be in the upper 60s, low 70s. it's going to feel good later on. tomorrow even warmer. nice looking saturday. but, yes, rain chances in your forecast sunday night into monday. look how much colder we'll get to start next week. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "usa t

francis, this is the anthem of the city of san francisco, which i had the privilege of representing. and it goes, "make me a channel of thy peace. where there's hatred, love, despair, hope, darkness, light. " the song of st. francis. that was what he was about. how proud he would be of his children, his grandchildren, and now great grandchildren. how proud he would be of how they have carried that legacy in their own individual, personal way. [applause] he warned that our right to moral leadership on this planet is at stake when he was running. that rings so true now. i had the privilege of serving with joseph kennedy ii. i had the privilege of serving with joseph kennedy iii. i say privilege because he has -- he reminds me so much of his grandfather. it's just a funny thing. most members were probably not old enough to have had any interaction or even been in the same room or something as a volunteer student with robert kennedy. but he reminds me so much of him. but the whole family, whether it's kerry with the human rights committee -- foundation or kathleen running in maryland. kat

san bruno mountain with sunshine heading out the door. temperatures are cool in the upper 30s in the north bay and for the tri-valley and livermore. mostly 40s and now 50 degrees in st. francis with5 a high5556 -- with a high of 60. san jose looking at a high of 66 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. in just a little bit more than an hour we'll show the neighbors helping neighbors we're going to be helping in just a little bit. >>> and the ground breaking pilot who stayed calm during that tragedy on a southwest flight. one of her closest friends. >> and an emotional letter to her granny. we'll be joined live and we can't wait to talk to her. but first, this is "today" on nbc. of pure alchemy. the creation of something from nothing. first stands on no shoulders. it follows no footsteps. to first, the view ahead is wide open. the only thing that first chases&is possibility. you know what we make. first makes us who we are. >>> coming up, the fashion, the food, the guests. we'll have the final details being ironed out with the royal wedding. exactly one month away. we are live at windsor castle. >>> what you got, craig? >> you'll want to hear what gwen >> you'll want to hea

francis delivered his easter message. calling for peace around the world. and a dialogue. he spoke of syrians worn down by war. easter means sunday services and breakfast in san francisco. hundreds showing up for two services and a free meal. a chance to sing and worship. the church says the need is greater than ever and the mission is more about feeding the spirit and the belly. >> we have 27 programs that offers all kinds of help. everything from food recovery circles. to transitional housing. we really are more than just a safety net and we do that every single day. >> they work to do more than feed the hungry but also respect the human dignity. >>> the easter parade, folks got creative with their hats. the kids interested in seeing the easter bunny. and check out this easter egg drop. yes, thousands of plastic eggs rained down on the football field at oak grove high school football field in san jose. making it easier for the kids to run and find them and look how fast those eggs disappeared. check that out. brian -- >> incredible. >> look how fast they are moving. there was an easter bunny spotting in our news room. >> wondering what he does after festive

san rafael bridge where the long awaited third lane is now open for business. local dignitaries cut the ribbon this morning on the $27 million project. the lane runs from sir francisrake to richmond parkway open daily from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. when eastbound traffic is typically at its peak. digital signs will let drivers know when the lane is in use with a green arrow or a red x. back live now we have kpix5 photojournalist chris pellini on the phone hands free, of course, as he heads eastbound across the bridge. busy friday afternoon. did you notice a difference? it looks like smooth sailing. >> reporter: i think that i'm dreaming here because i've never seen traffic move so quickly. i think it's working because i'm going the speed limit right now. everyone is moving at the speed 50 miles an hour. so i think this is amazing. >> all right, chris, thank you. obviously there's a little bit of a delay, but it looks like so far, so good, smooth sailing on the third lane of the san rafael bridge. thank you, chris. >>> the sfpd ramping up arrests on car burglaries. in a five-day period this month police made several auto burglary arrests throughout san francisco and here ar

san rafael bridge. a long-awaited eastbound third lane is set to open. drivers will still face stop lights along sir francis drake boulevard on the way to the span but the metropolitan transportation commission says those signals have been modified to allow for better traffic flow. >> allotted of drivers are slowing down on 580 approaching the toll plaza. it will be slow coming up. more cars are joining the wednesday morning ride. on 36, that's in the yellow. southbound 101 out of petaluma, in the red now. it's about 12 minutes as you make your way down towards kastania road. a live look at the golden gate bridge, no delays heading northbound. southbound direction we are still in the green but we are definitely seeing the crowds develop along that stretch. >>> we're few minutes away from the morning sunrise so we can see the cloud coverage out there. here's a look at san francisco. high clouds in san francisco. calm conditions and warm. a lot of thicker clouds out there. just a little sliver showing that sunrise that's set to happen here soon. 49 degrees in concord. oakland at 47. livermore 45. san francisc

francis delivering for easter. speaking of syrians and he prayed for areas of africa struggling with hunger and terrorism. back here in the bay area hundreds of people enjoyed free easter meals at sanrancisco's glide memorial church. they had a chance to sing and worship and pray. the church in the tender loins say the need is greater than ever and their mission is more than feeding the spiritual. >> we have 27 programs that offers all kinds of help. food to recovery circles to transitional housing. we really are more than just a safety net. we do that every single day, 365 days a year. >> reporter: foster says they work to do more than feed the hungry. they go out of the way to respect their human dignity. >>> an old chinese space station re-entered the earth's atmosphere. some pieces hit the pacific ocean. cruz shows us scientists and visitors headed to an observatory in l.a. to track the reentry. >> reporter: people come out here to check out the view of los angeless los angeless and -- los angeles and tonight to learn about space and tonight space debris. >> the chinese space station broke through the atmosphere over the southern pacific ocean on sunday afternoon. >> reporter:

san rafael bridge. transportation officials hope it will eliminate the backup as cars approach the bridge from the 580 and sir francis drake boulevard. crews have been spending several weeks reconfiguring the three lanes from the sir francis drake boulevard on- ramp to the point richmond exit. and according to mtc, traffic on the bridge has gone up 13% in the last five years. still, not everyone is convinced one extra lane will ease the problem. >> once you're on the bridge, it will shave a few minutes off the traffic there. but it's not going to help the choke point at sir francis drake. >> reporter: the added lane took $27 million and 3 years of planning and work. now, local and county officials are going to be gathering for a huge ribbon cutting this morning at 9 a.m. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the body of former first lady barbara bush will lie in repose today allowing the public to say a final farewell. the public memorial will be at the church in houston that she and her husband former president george h.w. bush regularly attended. the viewing is set to begin at 10:00 pacific time and go on for 12 hours. a

san rafael bridge. transportation officials hope it will eliminate the backup as cars approach the bridge from the 580 and sir francis drake boulevard. crews have been spending several weeks reconfiguring the three lanes from the sir francis drake boulevard on- ramp to the point richmond exit. and according to mtc, traffic on the bridge has gone up 13% in the last five years. in the afternoon it's a crawl and sea of brake lights. >> it got to the point where i timed my commute across the bridge and i'm very worried that i'm going to get stuck. >> reporter: the added lane took $27 million and 3 years of planning and work. now, local and county officials are going to be gathering for a huge ribbon cutting this morning at 9 a.m. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> 6:14. jaclyn is at the richmond/san rafael bridge. how's it looking? >> first reports of problems. >> there's a cement barrier with debris, don't hit it with your vehicle. crews are heading there to get that cleared but in the meantime our speeds are still showing in the green. if you are looking at the toll plaza there, you can see the crowds are developing but a

francis, this is the anthem of the city of san francisco, which i had the privilege of representing. and it goes, make me a channel of thy peace. where there's hatred, love, despair, hope, darkness, light. that was what he was about. how proud he would be of his children, his grandchildren, and now great grandchildren. how proud he would be of how they have carried that legacy in their own individual personal way. [ applause ] he warned that the leadership on this planet was at stake when he was running. that rings so true now. i had the privilege of serving with joseph kennedy ii. i had the privilege of serving with joseph kennedy iii. i say privilege because he has -- he reminds me so much of his grandfather. it's just a funny thing. most members were probably not old enough to have had any interaction or even been in the same room or something as a volunteer student with robert kennedy. but he reminds me so much of him. but the whole family, whether it's kerry with the human rights foundation or kathleen running in maryland. kathleen, we take great pride of her in maryland. but th

francis' easter mass. he called for an end to war and the suffering caused by it. >>> this morning, thousands of people returned to sanancisco's mount davidson for the 96th annual sunrise easter service. the nondenominational service organized by several churches working together. the cross where the service is held is one of the city's oldest landmarks. it is a major focus for the christian community every easter sunday. it was donated to the city as a memorial of the victims of the genocide back in 1915. >>> and easter celebrations underway at glide church in city as well. >> they are serving meals for anybody in need, as they do every day. leigh martinez is out there to tell us about the easter festivities. hi, leigh. >> reporter: yeah. it is lively in there. i don't know if you can hear it but we can hear it. there is a lot of clapping going on and preaching. you missed the music. i was just dapsing. you can hear it out here. we wanted to stay outside to be respectful. the service is going on across the street here. earlier easter celebrations started at 6:30 this morning with coffee and donuts, followed by breakf

francis state now have access to free hiv and std testing. the school gave lgtbq access this week. some complained only straight students could get the service. san francisco leaders reportedly expanding a ban on guns at a public gathering. last year supervisors approved that ban for events like parades and protests. but the examiner reports that supervisors are talking about widening it to include smaller events. >>> 5:46. do you think palo alto is growing too quickly? one says when it comes to commercial development cutbacks are needed. palo alto reports the group working on november ballot measure to cut the annual cap for office space in half. >> when it comes to your cell phones we know this all too well. telemarketers blowing up your phone while pa local congresswoman trying to stop that from happening. jackie speier introduced a bill for phone comes to have technology to block robocalls, also control this. >>> take a look at the capital this morning where we should soon see toddlers on the senate floor. here is why. they decided to bring children as young as one years old into chambers. inspired by illinois senator tammy duckworth who gave

san quintin, do you think it will ease the congestion that backs up to 101? >> that's an excellent question. we are going to be monitoring the performance on sir francis drake. it will help a lot, but the project does not eliminate the traffic signals on sir francis drake. it's going to help, but we are not really sure how much on the 580 side out to the bridge. i think we will see a huge improvement. >> explain to me. i got a question the other day, why isn't the lane open all the time. i didn't have a good answer, and i think i could guess saying sometimes you want the lane to be the shoulder? >> we, and particularly cal trans, which operates the state highway system wants to retain it as a shoulder as it has been all of these years, and it's also the access for maintenance crews doing any number of things along the bridge, particularly painting. >>> an update on the proposed bike lane? >> it's not just a proposed bike lane. the work is actually underway now to convert the right-hand shoulder on the upper deck of the bridge to a bidirectional bicycle, pedestrian path. it's part of the same sweep of projects, also a 4-year pilot program, and we expec

taking a look at the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, not great here on westbound 580. we have a crash reported around sir francisstbound side. and a quick check of drive times, pretty average, westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze 24 minutes, and bay bridge 10 we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. >>> hey, good morning. hope you're having a terrific start to your day. let's look at temperatures, upper 40s, mid-40s in the north bay, the rest of us firmly in the 50s. clouds will break up sooner today, so get ready for the glare of sunshine on your commute. however, it will be much cooler with a chance of drizzle starting friday. natasha? >> thank you so much, mike. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our

saint francis of the cece, a deacon and preacher whose compassion to all service being led him to act as a camphampion in extreme positive. i think this ordnance hopefully will be doing that. san francisco has been home to italian immigrants and ie tta n italian-americans who made countless contributions to our city. i'm just going to go through a few examples. our city institutions such as the geradeli chocolate factor, the third oldest in the u.s.; the university of san francisco and the bank of america started by an italian-american. he was so vital in helps our community and the italian americans after the 1906 earthquake. of course we have culinary pioneers. the first woman to work on fisherman w hfsh w wharf. also the city lights bookstore. our sportsman such as joe demazio. in public service we have many contributions from italians including three mayors who led san francisco through moe -- e times including nancy pelosi. there's others that i don't have time to go on about. they are fortunate to experience traces of our culture through businesses, restaurants, shops, community life and shops throughout north beach. when i'm in north beach i'm reminded of my uncle and a

francis collins. i've lived in the city for 51 years. i'm a member of ace. ace is a member of the budget justice coalition for low and moderate income people all over san francisco. i'm on section 8. trump is cutting the program by billions of dollars, and they are not letting new people on. so we need to help people locally now that -- that are low income with funds so subsidize their represent. we need sanctuary housing fund. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm with the ace families united, and i'm grateful to be here. i'm here in full support of the hespa ask as we know, the landscape of our city is most discouraging given that we have 7,000 to 10,000 homeless people. the real tragedy of this is that one-third of them are children. as we know, one out of each 25 students in the san francisco unified school district are children and we don't have many housing exits for these families. working with families united collaborative, we work with over 700 families living in small -- in five different neighborhoods or four different neighborhoods. 8 by 10 with no kitchen, no bathroom, with abusive landlords. as we know, we conducted a census in