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now san franciscans have a permanent tribute to honor veterans of that conflict. ♪ abc 7 news was at civic center at today's ceremony it featured soil from a korean war battlefield being added to san francisco's war memorial. several korean war vets remembered their lost comrades. >> forgotten war seems to be still forgotten. we're trying to change that. ♪ [ playing "taps" ] >> more than 36,000 people lost their lives in the korean war, which lasted from 1950 to 1953. 326,000 americans served in the conflict. >>> san francisco international airport believes a project to repave one of the runways will finish sooner than planned. abc 7 news was aboard an arriving flight this morning while crews resurfaced one of the airport's four runways. that work has been happening on weekends, and passengers have faced delays because of it. because of the work being accelerated, it will be done next month instead of later in the summer. >>> you might be spending a lot of time in the pool with our nice weather, but a parasite that could cause you serious discomfort might be lurking in the water. the

. >>> we all as san franciscans feel that this is a hard time. >> he is giving $100 million to do somethingut it. the man behind the largest donation ever to the city of san francisco. >>> getting ready to work -- get deeper into the workweek, the weather is going to cool off. cooler weather coming down the road. >>> the largest donation of its kind ever made to san francisco , all in an effort to help solve the homeless crisis. >> a nonprofit is pledging $100 million. it would target the most vulnerable visible part of the homeless population. we spoke to the man behind the vision. >> reporter: they live on the fringes. >> this is how we make money. >> reporter: people like 47- year-old alliance. >> they may have something to eat. >> reporter: he has been camped out under highway 101 for months. >> sometimes abuse, -- >> reporter: authorities counted 27,000 homeless people living in san francisco. 2000 are chronic cases meaning they live on the street and often suffer from mental, substance abuse or medical conditions. >> we all as san franciscans feel like this is an issue. >> reporter: t

proud san franciscans -- the didn'tn franciscan dutch live in san francisco. -- both ofappointed them still serve on the court today. pretty much part of the liberal block of the court. ruth bader ginsburg, who just turned 84, has now surpassed -- by few months. in terms of longevity. -- stephen breyer had an he served in the 1980's. as the chief dutch -- both he -- ruth bader ginsburg congeniality -- on the corporate he got along with everyone. he was able to get on famously -- orrin hatch on the other hand. kennedy and orrin hatch agreed on -- not many things. they greet in their admiration with respect to steve breyer -- when he was nominated in the last days of -- jimmy carter's administration. domination. -- anyones later -- who could get along with orrin hatch and ted kennedy must have been doing something right. >> from replace to elena cage, so we get through the introduction portion. >> ok. kagan, who is a graduate of princeton university, and harvard law school, was also a marshall scholar at oxford university -- as was stephen breyer. working in the clinton administration -

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little piece of history from which san franciscans watched their city burn during the quake. they called home during rebuilding. in short, hallowed ground. today, alamo square park reopened, new trees, grass, drought resistant plants and more efficiency. >> went from the most water wasting park in our system to the most water efficient park in our system. >> though the longer than expected process had a draining effect on local economy. >> less visitors, stressful. >> because at the alamo square deli, the vutz that attracted hungry customers. pretty much kept them away with the park closed and no one able to visit. here is a drone view 7 shot of alamo square park before they pulled the fences down. after today though, no regrets. >> pretty grateful for, all they did with the landscaping. think they did a great job. we sat down, grass. kind of feels like a mattress. >> this windy hill feels like home again. where else in the city can a person take a nap and wake up to the view of past, present. future all in one glance. >> the contrast is very -- >> unmatched in the city. from

. >>> people living in san franciscan expect higher garbage bills starting this summer.s public works department is set to raise the rates by 14% in july. landfill fees and a new labor contract by garbage workers contribute to the highers rates. the additional money goes towards a campaign to promote composting. >>> a norovirus outbreak started in san jose and is moving into santa cruz county. at least 28 new cases were reported at a camp near boulder creek. this is on top of the nearly 370 cases in san jose. authorities say that students have gotten sick at 14 different schools. the first cases were reported around may 4. crews have been cleaning and sanitizing surfaces. >>> right now, san jose police are looking for any suspects tied to a deadly shooting. the call came in around 10:00 last night. officers found the victim outside the weinerschnitzel restaurant on first street. the man was in his 30s. police aren't releasing details about what happened. there was no suspect information. >>> three people fell from a ferris wheel in washington state. a 69-year-old woman w

of which there are many, as well as my skills and my passion to address these issues that all san franciscans affordability, liveability, our homeless, traffic and congestion. none have simple answers. if they were, they would have already been done. i just celebrated my 40th anniversary of moving to san francisco. i was a 25-year-old young man. and within a year i could borrow a little money, start a small business. my sign company. so one-man operation when i started in a 500-square-foot room. but over a few years of hard work i was able to buy my home in the valley in which i have lived for the past 36 years. a few years after that i bought a small commercial building where my business has been for the past 32 years. imagine a 25-year-old coming to san francisco today and trying to repeat that. i hope it's possible, but if it is, i'm surety's much more difficult. it shouldn't have to be that way. i want to envision a san francisco that would enable those kinds of opportunities for everybody and anybody. that's the city we love. so using the experience that i've had in the legislature these

registration taken care of, he felt like he was painted with the same brush as the six thousand or so san franciscansrrently áaren't in compliance."hopefully in this way the listing websites will be purged of all those bad actors."and soon the website áwill be removing those who don't have a city registration number."it makes it easier for people to register and get right with the law, and it better protects the city's housing supply."the settlement will start affecting ánew renters first - about four months from now.exisiting renters will have a few months after that to get into compliance.in san francisco, spencer blake, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) coming up:millions of gallons of sewage dumped into a popular bay area lake and creek... what we know about where it's coming from. (grant) then:a new obamacare replacement bill gaining some traction among republicans.. but does it live up to president trump's promises? we'll break it down. (steve) and next:the secrets to making a viral video... from the experts who have done it over and over again. who are these people? the energy conscious p

they would drive in and set up their tents, and lots of san franciscans would do that especially teachersand they would live in the valley for three months, in 1928. dad said there were a lot of people up there back then, because people would leave the city to get out of the city, then they would go camp along the banks of the mer said. i said, was it just a few? he said no, it would be a whole group of them, maybe 100 people. i wish grandpa was still alive. i would love to pick his brain a little more. the fog comes back tomorrow morning. and then stays tomorrow night. that's the beginning of the big cool-down. this isn't rain. it's just -- boy, it's going to be cooler because there's a weather system north of us. today was the warmest day by a lot. tomorrow temperatures are going to drop by a good 10 degrees, and the long range forecast continues a downward trend. not bad. as we go to the mother's day weekend you're not in the mid- 80s. tomorrow drops a good 10 degrees over what we had today. yeah, yosemite is such a neat -- california, come on. so many cool things. yosemite, when i was

san franciscans won't pick a new mayor for another two years but a big name throwing his hat into thecisco state lawmaker mark leno. leno tells the chronicle "i'm the first in the race." he says he wants to tackle homelessness, housing traffic and the cost of living. those issues are among the top concerns san francisco voters have had during ed lee's leadership. leno has been a san francisco supervisor and went on to serve in the state assembly and senate. >> more happening on the federal level. president trump hosting a national day of prayer event and he's set to sign a religious freedom executive order that would build on the law that requires the government to prove compelling interest for any law that violates religious beliefs. the aclu and human rights campaign say this is too broad and will allow the government to discriminate against certain communities. president trump is also going to be signing an order targeting an irs rule saying churches that endorse political candidate risk losing their tax-exempt status. >> today is a critical day for the trump administration. the la

see all the suffering on the streets, but i think -- i sense a lot of generosity of spirit of san franciscansow. they want to see things get better and they're willing to change in. the tipping point is putting together $100 million of private fund to partner with the city to address the 1700 chronically homeless people on the street. those who have been there for over a year. and dealing with mental health and behavorial health problem. so there's a spirit that we can do more and we want to do more. let us help. and so 18 years in public life, my reputation is bringing all voices to the table. to respecting everyone. and a dignified fashion and bringing the best and brightest so we can find some solutions. beware of anyone who suggests i alone can fix this. we've heard that and that's not something we want to go. >> okay. well, we will keep an eye on that and we will not say you alone will fix this. but together we can. is that -- >> there we go. >> or together we don't. which is often the case in san francisco as well. i want to thank you for joining us mark leno. we are going see you i sus

so i want to be hearing from san franciscan's how best they think we should be addressing these issues. none of them are easy... no one has all the answers. if anyone did, it would've all been fixed by now.>(grant) among the other candidates running for mayor... assemblymember david chiu and san francisco supervisor mark farrell. (vicki) still ahead... how much time your baby spends looking at phones and i- pads...could impact their speech development. find out how much screen time - is too much for your children. (grant) and next, another day, another video of an incident on a flight... that is now going viral. why this man says he and his family were threatened with jail time. who are these people? the environmentally aware. the ones with their eyes on the sky and our air. they say our climate's in need of repair. why do they worry? why do they care? the energy conscious people among us say small actions could add up to something... humongous. a little thing here a little thing there starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. limiting showers to only five minutes. turning o

my mother was born in sacramento, my father was a san franciscan and my brother and sister and i werelected official that stood up and spoke for us but when donald trump tried to characterize muslims as the "other" and wrote two executive orders, massive numbers of americans rushed to the airports to protest that, and the deputy attorney general of the united states sally yates, refused to defend that executive order. so we have made progress. we still haven't made progress in terms of the president. the president was totally ignorant of the history of internment here. i invited donald trump to come see "allegiance" that we did on that subject. he never came. so he's ignorant of that chapter of american history, and these people that are claiming that "star trek" is racist genocide or whatever they're calling, white genocide, don't know what they're talking about. they're equal to the president of the united states. i think the president is as foolish and as uninformed and as ignorant as these trolls are. >> well, george takei, you are wonderful. just talking to you makes me happy >>

registration taken care of, he felt like he was painted with the same brush as the six thousand or so san franciscansrently áaren't in compliance."hopefully in this way the listing websites will be purged of all those bad actors."and soon the website áwill be removing those who don't have a city registration number."it makes it easier for people to register and get right with the law, and it better protects the city's housing supply."the settlement will start affecting ánew renters first - about four months from now.exisiting renters will have a few months after that to get into compliance.in san francisco, spencer blake, spencer blake, kron four news. ( james ) san francisco and other cities will be able to sue major banks over the foreclosure crisis and predatory lending. the supreme court expanded a federal housing law yesterday. until now, legal claims faced hurdles over the fair housing act. lawyers for the banks argued the law protected only people from racial discrimination and didn't cover cities. but the high court ruled that cities ácaná sue because of the impact on their finances. ( anny )