and the last time the democratic nation convex was held in san franci was back in the year 1984. >>> watch out, san diego zoo. oaklan is coming for you. we hav details of the expansion on the zoo when it opens and what to expect. >>> the way amazon is stepping up the retail game and the conven its new service will mean f shoppers. >>> good morning. clouds are breaking faster than yester you ca see some of the holes of sunshi developing. a great day for outdoor activi except for north of the bay bridge where we have small craft advisory and you might want to do the yard work now before the heat hits. i'll show you that coming police want the find this man seen here on camera taking a puppy in san jose. you see him there grab the pup. he holds out his hand to get the puppy before picking up the 6-week mix. this w monday afternoon on barrin drive. the man left the dog in this suv merced and it's unique. take a black with yellow windshield wiper covers. if you have seen the dog, the man or the suv, contact san jose police >>> the oakland zoo's new $72 millio california trail exhibit is se

en opiniÓn de algunos analistas, el sistema de votaciÓn de san francis con el confuso. " si entrevistasir cÓmo funciona" " tenemos mÁs personas y mujeres de color con este sistema de votaciÓn en las cuatro ciudades" funcionarios este sistema de votaciÓn--cÓm funcionan las lecciones, san francisco es diferente, lo que si es cierto es que ha sido la mÁs competida de los Últimos 15 aÑos" la diferencia es de poco de 1800 votos y todavÍa no han ganado. si alguno pide recuento de los votos, el candidato la tendrÍa que pagar que puede costar de $10,000 hasta 1 millÓn de dólares. palmira: mÁs adelante le diremos por de resultar perjudicial para su d. Último debate presidencial en mÉxico. responderÁ preguntas que enviaron a travÉs de las redes sociales fÁrmaco: histÓrica cumbre entre el presidente trump y kim jong-un. reportera: de temperaturas se han registrado. mÁs adelante regresÓ con su "ventana al tiempo" palmira: obrador llega al frente de casi todas las encuestas. anaya envuelto en el escÁndalo. jessica nos dice quÉ podemos esperar de este nuevo debate. adelante. jeic gracias. me encuerol

posiblemente vaya perdiendo en densidad y lo haga como una tormenta tropical un dÍa muy agradable en san francisla y ocho y eso es lo que precisamente provocarÁ un aumento en las temperas grasos durante estos prÓximos dÍas especialmente en el sureste de california. las temperaturas serÁn variables josÉ este martes temperaturas cerca de los 90 muy posible e supere melÓn 90 y a san francisco la temperatura en los bajos 70. se esperan temperaturas muy cerca de los 100 en los prÓximos dÍas podríamos es llorar entonces el paso de un dÉbil frente frÍo que no tr pcipitaciÓn, iba a ayudar a que las temperaturas refresquen un poco vea el pronÓstico extendido por lo menos en nuestra ciudad de san josÉ de y ya el miÉrcoles en el rango de los mediados son lenta idea que desde el jueves una vez en sistemas le retire va a comenzar a descender las temperaturas incluso hasta el viernes, hasta aquÍ las informaciones del tiempo. >> en un hecho histÓrico hace unos minutos el presidente de estados unidos aparece yo con el lÍder de norcorea, al parecer fue muy breve y sera en la cumbre en singapur se dieron la mano

la ciudad desaparez de san francis tambiÉn sobre los 70. condiciones bastante agradables.50°. para maÑana acÁ la ciudad san josÉ tenemos condiciones completamente despejadas contra para las mÁximas de 90°. entre las 3:04 de la tarde alcanzaremos la mÁxima temperatura. para tura sobre los 80° hasta eso de las 7:00 de la noche. para el dÍa de maÑana habrÁ 90° del Área de san josÉ. mantenemos la alerta por calor hasta el dÍa de maÑana. por nada del mundo vaya olvidar a sus hijos o mascotas del auto. la temperatura interior de un vehÍculo alcanza los 99° en un minuto y con las ventanas cerradas tenemos temperaturas de 123 despuÉs de una hora recuerde prevenir >> en indiana, la policÍa estÁ detrÁs del responsable que daÑa autos en una autopista. se vigila las carreteras en donde alguien esta atacando a los conductores al azar. se reporta una de casos. los agentes no sabe si son rocas, balas otro objeto lo que estÁ baÑando esto empezamos la temporada en donde abundan insectos y mosquitos. los expertos recomiendan usar ventilador porque eso aleja a los olores que atraen a mosquit

hasta el sur de san francis palmira: quÉ tipo de programas ofrece?ue hay. palmira: no es asÍ como que va a tomar la casa de -- clase de pintura u otra cosa. quÉ tienen que hacer los padres para escribirlos? linda:marnos o ir a la pÁgina web. palmira: la pÁgina web. perfecto. cuÁndo empiezan? linda: el Último programa estÁ por comenzar este lunes. porque sode 4 a 6 semanas. tiene que ser desde un principio.has gracias. linda: de palmira: manifestÓ que con el inicio del verano comenzÓ la labor de alimentaciÓn y ciÓn de carreteras. serÁn 25 millas que o. llegÓ la ra de saber cómo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas, con estas iÁgenes enlazamos con elista con la ventana el tiempo.t elena: bues noches. comenzamos analizando la temperatura mÁxima durante este jueves en san josÉ. se reportÓ 77. una temperatura por debajo de lo normal que es 81 en esta Época del aÑo. en el resto del estado, tuvimos temperaturas cÁlidas. fresno la mÁxima se reporto con 93. bakersfield 94. igualmente sacramento como la temperatura cÁlida en el área de la bahÍa. a partir d

san franci sign, in honor >>> a high-flying stunt to reveal san francisco's newest street sign in honor of the legendary tony bennett. watch carefully. check it out. >> he's 91. wait a minute. >> right? can you believe he's doing this, repelling down the side of the fairmont hotel. he's kind of showing off. >> he's going to leave more than his heart in san francisco. >> thousands of people turned out for the renaming of the 900 block of mason street. now known as tony bennett way. that's where bennett first publicly performed "i left my heart in san francisco." back in 1961. today was a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful. the sun is out. and san francisco at its best right now. thank you for being so wonderful to me. and to everybody in america, thank you very much. >> would have been nice to hear him sing a few notes. the san francisco board of supervisors gave the go-ahead to the street renaming in november of last year. making it even more special, one of the last official acts mayor ed lee made before his unexpected death in december. >> would have been nice to see him

pedicab in san francis five injured... including children... hit-and-run crash involving a pedi cab leave injured, including two children. >> and sideshows areun area. why one neighborhood is a target. >>> finally tonight, with all the noise in the world, something precious is disappearing. can't be found in snapshot, gadi schwartz found it deep inside a rainforest in washington's olympic national park. >> reporter: among the ancient trees in washington state, there is something so elusive that even the owls seek it. it's a state of nature that this man says is facing extinction. a forest free of artificial noise. >> like right now. let's listen. >> reporter: with 13 feet of rain a year, the muffling moss grows so thick, it can be quieter than a recording studio. gordon h recording the sounds of nature. he believes society no longer appreciates the power to listen. >> we've become a nation of shouters. it's like a church here, isn't it? you don't talk normally in church. you listen. a sacred space. >> reporter: gordon's hope is to convince jets

he decided he wanted to revamp the landscaping outside the chp's san francis office on 8th street. jack ss this day has been months in the making. >> well, we've been working toward this project since january when we first met with the captain here at this office, and he helped us get the entire thing started. >> well now it is a reality. you can see there. other scouts as well as chp explorers and youth volunteers all teamed up with williams to put in the new soil, plants, mulch. they also installed a new dripper kbadrip irrigation system to save water. >>> best athletes in the world trying to do the imbobble possib impossibleswim from alcatraz is alcatraz. the annual triathlon event challenges your mind and body. it starts with a mile and a half swim from alcatraz island to the shore followed by an 18-mile bike ride. ends with an eight-mile run through the city. ben kanute from arizona was the men's winner. sarah haskins from florida came in first for the woman. that's an event rob mayeda would be -- >> no, no. just biking. >> you're downplaying. we've seen the instagram video. t

your new book is "what truth sounds like" and you'll be we commonwealth kmub monday 6:30 i san francis >> that will do it for us. you can find more for our coverage at kqed.orgmewsroom. huy vu. thank you for joining us. robert: president trump infiltered, from singapore to the white house, he is, as ever, combative. i'm robert costa. how the trump doctrine is battling intrarge order and an f.b.i. report quicklyes becom a political flashpoint tonight on "washington week." inesident trump: we haven't given up every i think the meeting was every bit as good for the united states as it was for north korea. bert: after a history-making hand shake and signednt agreeme president trump declares north korea is nor longe a nuclear threat. remaine in his own party skeptical. >> this is the beginning, i think, of a long, long process. robert: there are bipartisan codeerns about the presint's decision to suspend joint military exercises with south korea. >> i the e

commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san franci o sfgovtv.org. >> neighborhoods and san francisco as exists and fascist as the people that i think inhabitable habit them the bay area continues to change for the better as new start up businesses with local restaurants and nonprofit as the collaborative spaces the community appeal is growing too. >> what anchors me to the community i serve is a terminal connection this is the main artery of the southeast neighborhood that goes around visitacion valley and straight down past the ball park and into the south of market this corridor the hub of all activity happening in san francisco. >> i'm barbara garcia of the wines in the bayview before opening the speculation we were part of bayview and doing the opera house every thursday i met local people putting their wares out into the community barbara is an work of a symbol how the neighborhood it changing in a a positive way literally homemade wine that is sold in the community and organized businesses both old and new businesses coming toge

welcome to san francis. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi. >> there is no such

we spoke just moments ago with veteran reporter waine freidman of our station kgo in san franci pa waine, thank you for joining us. enight.you and the team p or t a y sinn t ound tonigh w the right now is staying ahead of this blaze and protecting some 600 structures. the larger concern is what this fire represents to the state of california so early in the season. right here, 11,500 acres and counting. lake county has dealt with fire evacuations and losses four straight years. as one resident said, he's worried he's not worried. experts tell us this season is shaping up just like last year, and that was california's worst on record. >> yeah, and we remember being right there on the scene with you last season. in the meantime, wayne, the forecast tonight. you've been dealing with dry conditions and winds. >> reporter: they're expecting winds of roughly 20 miles an hour. they can cope with those. the bigger concern is what happens later this summer. it's only going to get hotter and drier. david? >> wayne, thank you. >>> we are watching the fires, and also the threat at this hour of sever

there challenges with using micro trenching in san francis francisco, one being that there are a lot of utilities in the street and in the sidewalk. if you can think about a sewer main or electric line or water linene middle of the street and the laterals that services theuildin and properties off to the side, the micro trench would run perpendicular to those lines but because of the mess ofroic trenching, it cuts that little trench a whater it, if there happens to be an existing utility there, tight would hit that utility, is o of the challenge. that would be in the sidewalk and the trench would run through the intersection as it goes from one side to the other side, it would run through the roadway and you still have the utilities e roadway, and there would be potential tol hit those existing utilities currently in the ground. >> how much does that usu cost? it can i don't know how much it cost.>> varieon the size and scope of theroje. >> i have heard that it's cheaper than the open cut trench, so i think it is cheaper but there are cenithin a built city like sanrancisco. >> does i

pay at department stores ♪ you gotta go to ross (pam) let's talk a look at the latest numbers for san francito take a look at the latest numbers for san francisco mayor. ranked choice voting is a significant factor. >> london breed in front, at this early stage, with 36% of the vote, followed by mark leno and jane kim. rounding out the top six, we have angela alioto, and richie greenberg. >> they're looking to fill the seat left vacant by the unexpected passing of mayor ed lee, who died in december. let's get more political insight on what's happening. >> our panel of experts is upstairs at our roundtable desk. led by randy. >> thanks, we are with scott wilson of the washington post, michael walkie, severs supervisor, and tom w carl, the former state chair of the republican party. san francisco mayor, -- if you were to look at the results now, you would think london breed is in good shape . with ranked choice voting, she's not necessarily in good shape. she is leading, but in a week or two , she may be in second or third. >> what's interesting is that she is ahead by 12,000 votes, but behind

a reward for their hard work for the boys and girls clubs of san francis francisco. they are thrilled. they were ecstatic when they found out they will ride on united airlines parade >> we know it's a struggle. we know you have to cross game lines, violence and everything, but if you come, you study, you engage and you connect, you too can be prosperous too. >> they also received a goodie bag with hats and water bottles and a warriors rally flag. >>> if you can't be there in person, catch the parade at 10:00 tomorrow morning. get information about the tparae on abc7news.com. >>> the mayor race is too close to call. the department of elections released a batch of results within the last couple of hours. razor thin margin. >> reporter: election workers counted about 6,000 ballots today and there are 18,000 more left to go. the board of supervisor president maintains her lead over senator leno. the difference between the two is less than one percentage point and unchanged since yesterday. the top two candidates finishedd neck and neck. the race narrowed over the next th

he'll be doing his residency in san francis good to have another young man in san francisco. please call the next item. [agenda item read] >> good evening, mr. henderson. >> good evening. >> commissioner mazzucco: how are you? >> great. a couple of things so far in our project list. we have 281 ca - i started doing this recently just as a comparison so we know where we are contextually from last year. right now, we have -- i track regulathe cases are past 270 .this arave 26 cases past 270 days, meaning the investigations have gone on past the 270 days. last year, we had 128 cases beyond the 270 days. just to put that in context,1 of those c a tolled, typically, if other agencies at the time, they're not tolled, but just explaining what these reports are. i want to thank the chief and the department for training the juvenile brain program that they did. that actually was a really big deal in tf arohat a lot of pple have been working onor a long time, and it hasea reflected a lot of community input as well as best practices and enhancement he training. i just dn'tant t give sho

the challenge and we've demonstrated the importance in leadership to sea level rise not just to san francis not -- to the entire bay, not just the city of san francisco. there's some of you that fall into literally everything. lindy low. even when i was on the board of supervisors, i had designs of dog parks down on the waterfront here. diane, thank you for indulging me in making sure we did have dog parks included in our projects. one highlight for me that i see every time i head home now is the bayview rise project. when i was asked to serve as the port's representative on the selection committee for that project, and what that did in terms of bringing together the community, and i think we really were lucky and the artists we chose recognized how important the community was and how this project could tell a story, and we got something that was beautiful both day and night, so working that up. and dan hode, driving home a lot of our port projects. i want to say thank you for making sure we're creating beautiful opportunities along the water. beauty and special events, kristin, i haven't h

san franci wants the . >> forward has offices in los angeles and san francisco with an orange county location set to open this year. >>>san francisco's mayor wants the city to be better prepared for emergencies. the mayor unveiled a plan to spend $60 million beefing up resources for first responders. that includes hiring 90 additional 911 dispatchers and buying new fire equipment. the city's fire chief says it's long overdue. >> making sure we have environmentally responsible vehicles to the highest emission standards as well as more agile vehicles to navigate through our windy and narrow streets. >> the budgetosal still needs the approval of the board of supervisor. >>>the fate of the reservoir is now in a judge's hand in fresno. lawyers for an environmental group argue that the reservoir is an aillegal diversion of water. san francisco maintains that the reservoir is more necessary than ever because of the uncertain state of the water supply. >>>now for a check of our forecast. >> good morning to you. it's going to be a very warm day throughout the bay area today. some even call it

francisco o.c.a., the office of civi engagement, all the collaborative effort is to better serve the san francis y.co i want to share with you why it's so complicated, so, government has greater access to petitioners and record electronically, and more scrutiny on the clients, on the background, more time for attorneys to potentially address the issues, because of , haveto doe ed information act, research and background. there are a lot more increase in refusing or denying disability waiver for our adults, elder, and rsequire more detail. the failure to more complex case, with ore s ple cases areea, but complex are really hard when you are having seniors afraid, trying to track the record, means a lot more work and if you do it wrong, it means deportation. so, we can't have that here. so i wanted to share with you e breadth and the fro line and we also work with a members ofural collaborative to better strengthen san francisco's representation to the seniors. thank you. >> president serina: thank you. any other comments or questions from the public? >> iust j want to thank you for raising those

youat are a part of san francis. [applause] i am well aware that there are disparities that exist in our city. that these budget dollars, without accountability to outcomes, will not be successful in reducing widespread disparities.s. i am also well aware that too many communities and populations are used just -- systematically stuck outside the prosperity of our city. particularly our underserved communities of colour. this budget continues to invest in those communities that are marginalized and most vulnerable. the communities most impacted are the delusional policies of the trump administration. those communities that face persistent and widespread disparities. we are investing over $7 millin overes the next two years to provide legal representation for immigrants facing r deportation. among otherg legal and support programs. wewe will be providing our community-based organizations whon are on the front line every singlees day, with resources so they can support our own immigrant communities in san francisco. i a

. >> two people are linked to a san franci kidnapping. they were being followed by please when the crash happened picked >> the kidnapping victim was -- escaped from the car. the suspect was still inside when it burst into flames. [ siren ] >> reporter: the horrific seen played out. emeryville pd joint bias san francisco please and bystanders tried to distinguish the flames and save the suspect picked >> used a knife. >> reporter: this twitter video shows one male victim being dragged away from the building. the wild scene started just before 3:00 in san francisco. it will -- >> a woman was assaulted here. turk street. she was then forced into the trunk of the vehicle easy behind me. and driven away. >> the female to -- kidnap victim was able to escape. suspects used the emergency release level. she escaped the kidnapping. >> reporter: they've learned -- they alerted police. it headed eastbound on a deeper officers called for backup then tailed the vehicle to emeryville. >> i eeway. i see the cars racing somewhere. and then now there's th

i'm very honoured to be here k yo to everybody.u to tom hornh the leaders of san francis making this happen and to kick off pride month for a world destination city like san francisco. in three weeks we will see a lot of people come to san francisco to celebrate pride and to support the lgbtq community. i want to piggyback off of what the supervisor was talkabout as far as a community being under attack. in some ways, we are atwa with the supreme court voting against us as a community. it is not just one person. it is not just one organization that is going to make the equal rights movement happen. it takes all of us, and visibility as a backbone. i'm very proud to bepart of a board that has made it their mission and their commitment to make sure we recognize the work of the leaders of our community who are working at the very grassroots level and changing hearts and minds. to introduce this year's grand mshsand honourees, and those being selected, keep that in mind. there are many of us who, just by attending the local churches, by being educators, by being out, that that is part of

and we are just wondering now in this landscape today in san francis francisco, and and what is still needed and are they an effective tool? we are trying to weigh it, and my colleagues here, we don't know a lot about it. none of us have been in gang injunctions quite frankly and recently i met individuals on the gang injunction list and i think this is something we're trying to figure out. if i may, i just wanted to know that how many succeeded? >> nine people have opted out. and two were originally granted outright. three individuals, we brought, the city attorney's offers brought motions to remove them from the gang injunction. and then -- i'm sorry, two. two. and i believe five and one person who has opted out who will conte to be enjoined. the remaining other eight were either granted the opt out, removed by the motion of city attorney in 2013 or 2018. >> of those individuals, i think there were 100 and something on this list and nine individuals and opted out. and of those, four of them and three opted out and two granted by courts. so really of the 100 and something, this is ve

[roll call] so moved that passes >> good afternoon welcome back to the san francis planning commission. please silence your mobile devices that may sound off during those proceedings and before speaker for the commission, please announce your name for the report. record. this is for 2013.0152cua. you have continued this matter a couple of times to this date. having that you have heard this before, you will limit public testimony. >> president hillis: five minute presentation and one minute public testimony. i feel like we are all family and know each other at this point and we are a family that fights during the holiday. [laughter] >> good afternoon doug bood department staff. the request fo before you is the demolition of two strre and when first presented you -- residential building containing 144 dwelling units, private and common open space and 17720 square foot basement. upon deliberation continued the item and directed the department t-- on may 10, 2018 the commission reconvened to consider the department's analysis of these two alternatives that included variations of the sen th

the sierra club and the number 1 enrsement of the san francis party, the democratic party. e my honour to have your vote on june 5th. [♪] [♪] >> hello everyone. i amy farah weiss. one san francisco city hospital rolled out shortsighted hospital -- policies that displace hundreds of residents pick in 2011 i joined my neighbour to push back against the chase bank the displaced local businesses on the car door. i realized eight years ago, in an additio, andin addition to ao against displacement, we also needed a strategic yes for inclusive and culturally enriching and sustainable development. i platform is ahead of its time politically. the policies i'm proposing can all be developed and implemented over the next year. no matter who you vote for, as your first, second or third choice for mayor, please promote my actual initiatives to stabilize and heal our systems,, neighbourhoods and neighbours and crisis. let's talk about homelessness. it's clear that san francisco's next mayor must achieve a significant reduction in the thousands of people living in crisis conditions on our

i'm josh lipton in san o. franci >>> before we go, maybe against our better judgment here i another look at the big declines on wall street. the nasdaq dropped 21 the s&p 500 was down 11. "nightlhat does it for business report." thank you for watching. >> thanks from me, as well. have a great evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ >> this is "a bbc world news america." presentation this isanade possible by, the fre ation,tion, koeblerou pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepointfi ncial. >>ur how do we shape tomorrow? it starts with a vision. see an ideal form and our mind, and then we begin to chisel. strip away everng

this permanent autrity include work to stabilize aging transmission line towers and the -- in the san francis bayreplacin natural gas tnss over and unr waterway, restoring water delivery systems associated with hydectric facilities. a lot of good come from the this amendment, it has broad support and i urge my colleague t th amendment and yiel back the balance of my time and thank the author of the amendment for his good cooperation. the chair: the chair: the gentleman from california. mr. denham: i yield back. the chair: o sime i opposition? seeing none, the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. pursuant to the order of the house of tay is now in order to consider amendment number 8 printed in part a of house report 115-711. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? ms. esty: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 8 printed i

dpoltden gate looking good san rafael to st. francis 16 minutes. >>> this is a great story.ictory can't weaken the bonds of friendship. this high school baseball game in minnesota ended in a championship win and pretty touching moment. do you see that there? this is from john hakes, the video. you see the pitcher strike out the batter. as the team rushes, the pitcher runs to home plate and hugs the defeated batter. turns out the opposing playerster childhood friends. >> that's really heartwarming. >>> what did president trump accomplish overpass. next at 5:00, the big take aways from historic north korea than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> 41st time ever a sitting president

. >>> marin county, another active shooter training drill will take place at francis drake high school in sanelmo. the entire response training session will run all day. so if you see emergency vehicles or you hear loud noises, particularly on the high school, don't be alarmed. no need to call 911. that simulation is between noon and 3:00 this afternoon. >> happening today, golden gate bridge leaders reportedly consider a new option. this to maintain many cables that run up and down that span. the problem is there's no safe and efficient way to clean, monitor or paint the cables. today the ij report district members will hear an idea to use rolling trolleys there. now, the engineering company wants to develop and test the trolleys, which would include extended platforms moving up and down a pulley system. if the idea flies, the new contraptions could be in place by the end of next year. >>> dump the pump is what caltrains are encouraging everyone to do today. this is part of an event to promote public transportation instead of driving your own car. to commemorate the day caltrans and caltrain

. >> san francisco state political science professor francis neely has studied rank choice voting. >> i can choose for my first choice somebody who is not very popular, but really is ideologically my best fit. and knowing that if that person gets eliminated in an early round, my ballot then will transfer to my second choice. >> neilly says exit polls show a large majority understand rank choice voting. >> all election systems are cloggclo flawed. this one has its flaws, but overall, i think it's relatively consistent. >> in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> we have more election coverage for you on our website right now to see how the race and measures did in your country go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a bizarre case of road rage caught on camera. a car repeatedly rammed. and the violence doesn't stop there. >> plus a powerful moment at a local high school graduation. how an entire class of seniors honored a fallen classmate. >> fog and low clouds returning back to the bay. we'll let you know how much sun we get for tomorrow. hotter fire danger returns to the bay area

francis, marin and san matt counties. a family that makes $95,000 in santa clara county is not far behind. alameda and contra costa low income threshold is $89,600. >>> this week lawmakers may review a bill to make surfing the official state sport. the bill passed in the assembly and waiting for approval from the senate. they told santa cruz sentinel surf is part of the california lifestyle. opponents argue skateboarding should be the state sport because it was invented in california. >>> disney fans get excited about this. lots of disney memorabilia going up for grabs next month in southern california. >> not just about disneyland, more about the disney studio. it traces the history of walt's career. items of disn's businesscards, that'sm pi olr backyard. >> every auction seems like something shows up that i do, holy cow, where did this come from. in this auction we have a plot map of the orange groves that walt disney actually drew the boundaries of disney land on saying this is where i want it to be. incredible piece o

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that training is today from 7:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon at sir francis drake high school. san marin police say there will be loud noises and shouting and do not call 911 if you see emergency response at that school. a second training will be held on thursday. >>> less than a week after a roller coaster derails, another one gets stuck. this time leaving riders 200 feet in the air. >>> countdown to pride. the event to get the party started and raise money for a good cause. >> i'll have that forecast coming up. i think you're going to like it. first a beautiful shot of the east bay hills. you can see the cloud deck bouncing up against it. today only san francisco is average. average. everybody else is going to be head out, 51 in daly city, pacifica 52, half moon bay on the bayside of the peninsula upper 50s. pretty much the same thing everywhere else thanks to cloud cover homogenizing, santa rosa 52 for our extreme. only an 8 degrees spread. you can see the fog getting thicker across golden gate bridge. this is the foggiest spot this morning. exercising going to be warmer this af

francis drake high school. san marin police say there will be loud noises and shouting and do not call 911 if you see emergency response at that school. a second training will be held on thursday. >>> the legal team defending north bay fire victims just added a member pg&e is very familiar with. >> less than a week after a roller coaster derails, another one gets stuck. this time 200 feet in the air. >> how would you like to get a >> how would you like to get a discount o ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! of those areas so much warmer than average by 7 degree in places like santa rosa, 6 degrees more than average in livermore, san jose. low- to mid-80s along

coming up we'll tell you which one saw the most vissan francis is given the green >>> welcome back, it's 4:39, san francisco police department given the green light to arm its officers with tasers but there's a big problem. the department has no money to buy them. city leaders yesterday voted down a plan to spend $2 million on them. the decision could push back taser use for another year. the opponents say the actual cost will be much higher and want a more realistic estimate. the police commission pushing for taser s says it's a step in the wrong direction. >> the police commission has approved it and department of justice has recommended they get tasers and i'm really all about less lethal alternatives for a police force. >> the final decision will be made by the full board. i should mention san francisco voters overwhelmingly rejected a measure to arm officers with e >>> you can expect to see two housing related bonds on the november ballot. the first measure is a $2 billion bond measure to house the homeless. lawmakers approved that money in 2016 but it has been tied up in court because of a l

san francisco" back in 1961. >> he's really genuinely francis franciscoan in every sense of the word.nding it. >> reporter: charlotte schultz serves as the chief of protocol and witnessed how bennett's voice has traveled while visiting every corner of the globe to promote the city by the bay. >> and all the people around us would say, i was there once, i have to go back and i left my heart there. and people who haven't been there said, listening to that song makes me want to go there. >> reporter: bennett left the singing to a choir and smiled while being serenaded with his signature melody. and from now on, the block of mason street outside the fairmont bears a second name. it's official, san francisco, tony bennett way! >> eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> and in a city often divided by politics, the board of sup supervisors voted unanimously to rename part of mason street for tony bennett and signing it into law turned out to be the last act perform bid mayor ed lee before his saudden death last december. >>> happening today, dozens of cyclists are hitting the road for the 25th annual r

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and i'm here today in my capacity as chair of the san francisco democratic county central committee. we have here from the county committee c. francis shay, who is another member of the committee and our executive director adam mays. what you see here is the -- a united front by the elected city and county of san francisco, beginning with our mayor, mayor mark ferrell and a number of other officials. you are going to hear from some of them to make a very clear statement and send a very strong message that we as the elected family of san francisco stand against this decisive proposal by angela leoto. we are here because we believe that our sanctuary ordnance is ultimately about protecting not only the rights of immigrants but actually keeping san francisco safe. we believe that that ordnance enhances public safety and it's important that the people of the city and county of san francisco hear directly from our elected leadership. i would end with this before i turn it over to mayor ferrell, that in some respects the damage has already been made and the damage is that this effort increases the fear and anxiety within the immigrant com

francis losman with live doppler 7. not much fog at all. no fog, actually, along the coast. san francisco, 56. oakland, 58.arket view, 62. half moon bay, cooler. at the coast things will stay on the cool side, although it will be mild this in santa rosa, it's currently 58. fairfield, 62. this time looking from the east bay hills, notice the camera is bouncing a little bit. so in some of the higher elevations, in parts of the north bay, there's high fire danger, as well. look for a warm to hot day today with triple digits inland. there is a red flag warning in effect. so high fire danger in some of the areas. and spare the air alert has been issued for today with some poor air quality around parts of the bay area. the heat eases tomorrow, so that's some relief for some inland areas. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service for today and parts of the north bay. heat illness possible. we'll see some triple digits heat, as well, through some of these areas where their averages are only around 80. so it is unexpected to be so high for this time of year. and a red flag warning in effect un

san francisco mid 70s. there's a red flag warning in effect and a heat advisory. details, coming up. >> francis, thanks. >>> also ahead, deceptively simple, why you may not want to get too excited about the new postcard sized tax return form. >>> plus, there's nothing left. we have reaction to the closing of the last bay areas toys are us store. >>> hundreds of people walk the streets in annapolis, maryland, in honor of those killed in a gunman attack. abc news reporter janai norman has more. >> we ask that you join us now in obseving a reflective moment of silence. >> candlelight vigils in annapolis honoring the five victims who went to work thursday but never made it home at the "capital gazette." the faces of those victims on the front page of the gazette, staff resilient, determined to cover the story involving their own. >> several shots have been fired. the suspect, jared ramos, behind bars without bond. prosecutors saying he planned the attack, armed with a 12 gauge shotgun, barricading the back door to the news room. >> there was one victim that had attempted to escape through the back

san rafael bridge, a few cars westbound. right now very quiet. eight minutes between marina bay parkway through sir francis drake boulevard. no delays. traffic moving along nicely westbound is that commute direction. right now drive time 14 minutes from highway 4 to the macarthur maze. no delays on that eastbound side. so 80 near ashby looking good east- or westbound. a backup at the bay bridge but nothing major, typical, quite through there. mostly in the cash lanes. if you have fastrak 11 minutes into san francisco. our major hot spot is 880. roadwork on the nimitz freeway should be wrapping up in the next 20 minutes. they are hoping to clear it by 5 a.m. so southbound, between 23rd and 29th as well as northbound. that's your morning drive. >>> time now 4:51. police have broken up an unusual drug operation spread all across monterey county. it was hiding in plain sight the entire time. >> some scary moments on a bay area freeway when a boat flies off a trailer. we'll be right back. hopefully commuter won't have to dodge any boats this >>> temperatures above average. we have had a roller coaster ride this past week and th