some of you may have seen the recent articles in the "san francisco "chronicle"" about an individual named tyson fielser. tyson had been in san francisco and had lost contact with his family for years. and they didn't know where he was. finally they were able to reconnect with him a few months ago here in san francisco. and it seemed at the time that this was going to be a story of healing and of reconnection and rehabilitation. he left with his family to the midwest and ultimately earlier this month took a bus back to san francisco and last week tragically overdosed on the streets of the tenderloin and died. this situation of people dying on our streets without any sort of emergency response is one that without a doubt that i hope that we can admits at a crisis level that deserves and needs an emergency response much greater than we are seeing now. i have spoken to firefighters and e.m.t.s and street outreach workers and they're all completely shocked at the failure of urgent action on our streets that will save lives. so i know that this is something that i have talked a lot about a

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san francisco and. >>now are katharine hayden moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knight, one of the questions they asked focused on the issue of car break ins and property crimes. >>according to the fbi as you know san francisco has one of the highest property crime rate in the nation including. including the 10's of thousands of annual car break ins. but we do keep hearing about plans to release nonviolent offenders from prison or divert them from prosecution, susie how can we expect to reduce property crime if we don't punish the criminals and would you take those crimes more seriously than the current d a. crime is the thing that's most likeoy to happen some happen to someone so whether we call it a misdemeanor or felony when it happens to you. >>you're expecting an appropriate response. and what we know is the failure in san francisco to deal with property crime shot us up to the top of the fbi's property crime rate per capita but in other counties in california like san joaquin where the police and the district attorney worked with adult probation to target r

the san francisco chronicle reporting dozens of flights are being rerouted to other bay area airports as a result of the construction project on runway 28l. >>> giving you a live look in san francisco. another big night for the two arenas at oracle part. giants hitting the field at 6:45 pm. nearby at the chase center. eric clapton concert is set to begin at 7:30 pm. organizers are encouraging fans to take public transit. >>> i think the outdoors might be the nicer place to be. >>> today is the transition date. it is chilly before it gets hot after. the day in the middle is the best day if you will. i hope you enjoyed it. that was today. temperatures close to average. we will get warmer toward the weekend. wait until you see what happens next week. oakland 30 mile per hour winds. the breeze is not as strong as yesterday. check how many times we have a west northwest wind. the past several days it has been a southwest wind. the coldest flow of air. the northwest flow is warmer. we have that more often than not currently. that is why we are warmer. san francisco 69. the beach looks invit

san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visited our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco are catherine keenan moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicleumnist heather knight. one of the questions asked focused on the issue of drug use and drug dealing on city streets. >>the starting with nancy. at any san francisco neighborhood. dealing occurs there every day even near schools and playgrounds police make arrest. usually quickly released. what would you like to do what would you do about the city squares of dealing. nancy. >>so i think number one we need to acknowledge that the tenor line is a very special place in the city, not only does have the highest concentration of children also has a hot second highest concentration of elders in the city and so what we have done as the city has been woefully inadequate to protect these vulnerable communities. the number one thing that i would do is start to work with the police department when repair the relationship between the district attorney's office and the police department because that has also been. under a lot of stress. i suppose is willing to say over the last several years. and i t

the san francisco chronicle reports the interior secretary issued the order to put e-bikes in the same category. with that said they continued to pedal. critics say it will destroy their celebrating strength and along walnut creek. >> decorated in show rooms, perfect to show support for cancer and abuse survivors and who raise awareness about many issues facing women today. >> purple is passion and love and also magic. cancer survivors shared inspiring stories. also a video launch that would feature six women who have survived abuse, even event or something in the society. and so we are together to kind of get the community together. >> and they also wanted attendees to have fun, including, in walnut creek, alyana gomez, fox 2news. >> and some stories like that, the good that so many people do in our community. >> so nice to see so many people getting involved in that time. that'll do it for us tonight, thanks so much for joining us. sports wrap with joe and jason coming up next. >> join us tomorrow for >>> the a's rotation will get a major boost. but the bullpen will fail them again i

. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" says the jury in the ghost ship trial acquitted one and was hungerick almena. it came after almost three years after the deadliest fire in oakland's history ripped through a warehouse killing 36 people. the fire happened during a large party in a warehouse called the ghost ship which was illegally converted into a space for artists to live and work. two days after the inferno, harris who co-ran the building with almena described how quickly the fire spread. >> the ceiling was on fire and the flames were rolling in a sheet toward the door and then the power cuts out and it became completely black, and there's smoke everywhere and people are screaming fire, fire. >> a hearing is set for october to determine if almena will be retried. >>> and "the hill" reports two sisters become generals in the army. sisters become generals in the army. they both achieved the accomplishment in their separate fields. the army first allowed women into the ranks in 1901. today women account for more than 16% of the military's 1.3 million strong active-duty force. both s

san francisco and. >>now are katharine hayden moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather

.>> ith as now is jager foley he senior political writer for the san francisco chronicl as well as latimes political reporter see my meter --gr t to be -- thank you for coming to >> think you for having us. >>okay holy on castro going de after joe healy and castro has one job is to make a splash heat the lowest of the stage was take a list to that clip and get your reaction on the other side. >>are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said justs two minuteo? i cannot believe, that you said two minutes ago, that they had to buy and now you're saying they don't have to you forgetting that. >> fulfilling thlegacy of barack obama and you are not. >> that will be a surprise to him. >> a very ated moment. w did that ay? he is essentially going after joe biden's age it sounded like. >> absolutely, that is the sort of discussion it was about the obama legacy, but l anyone heard was a attack on joe biden. the mocrat circle thwagon around biden afterward saying oh my gosh this is terrible, but hey this is you know if biden is a nominee he will face 10 ti

rose was the first journalist hired at the san francisco chronicle who did not cover fashion. she was the first asian-american journalist woman at the chronicle. she went to columbia school of journalism and always fought for her community. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. in the past five hours. >> your name. >> carry horn. >> you have in the past five hours you have seen how controversial it is to name the central subway station after rose pak. it is dividing the community and is not good for peace and unit of our community. how can you do a naming of a public institution to cost your committee division? we have support from 90% of the chinese community in chinatown and san francisco who is outside of chinatown. we have 16,000 against the naming after rose pak. the number will grow bigger. peaceful for the people not special-interest groups. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i am jen. i bring all my guests of the bay area to chinatown. he takes tourist groups to chinatown. they wish they could spend more time there. they ask about public trans

even the san francisco chronicle reported that aimee brownell had been selling homes when she was working for the department of public health in san francisco. >> thank you, mr. seltzer. is there any other public comment? seeing none, i will close public comment and turn to my fellow commissioners for any questions. anybody have any questions? >> i do. i have to collect my thoughts. >> yes, commissioners. >> as she collects her thoughts, dr. scott, any questions? >> the conflict of interest as the last statement concerns me, and i don't know about it, but that's a question. is there any truth to that? aimee brownell, if she's selling homes and working on a project concerning the same area, that concerns me. >> okay. any other questions? we're not taking action on this question. >> yes -- >> dr. scott? >> the other thing, question, is there a problem for another source to come in with independent testing? i'm asking as a question, can that happen? this is what the community is asking for, and it came up in the meeting. it keeps coming up in the meeting. is that a hard thing for us to do? >

catherine heenan joining me in the questioning, heather knight, heather is a columnist from the san francisco chroniclesan francisco district attorney. chase a a public defender in san francisco leaf doubt. deputy attorney general for the state of california. nancy tough nancy is deputy district attorney in alameda county. and suzy loftus a former president of the san francisco police commission. so here are the rules for the debate each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer a question and if a candidate invokes another candidate that person will be given 30 seconds to respond. the candidates will be given 30 seconds and our first time tonight a dealing with san francisco's homeless and mentally ill. and i have a view of the first question. everyone starting with police. woman sexually assaulted by a man. >>and it's going to arrange behavior outside the san francisco museum of modern art on her way to work, i've been shocked by a number of e-mails i've received with similar stories of people just walking in san francisco and being punched attack. by people who appear to be had on drugs or had untrea

san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visit our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco. and moderated the debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knight, one of the questions they asked focused on officer-involved shootings hand police misconduct. >>under the current district attorney there have been no charges filed against san francisco. police officers who have fired. their weapon leaf you have said that one officer involved shooting is one too many. but calm a fire you suggesting that officers should not use their weapons against people who are shooting other people. >>i'm saying that our goal should always be to eliminate put officer-involved shootings and that's waiting to move towards de-escalation has been has been critical. i'm one of g% the first groups that i met with after falling to declare for district attorney was a group of community activists who lost loved ones in officer-involved shootings and the really 3 main take away from the concerns of there. these cases are taking forever sites that i'm nervous all every case within 6 months. there was no transparency that's what i'm gonna hold a to

in the meantime, house speaker nancy pelosi got angry with "the san francisco chronicle" reporter for asking about democrat in action on gun control. listen. >> the senate did not come back to pass the bill. i'm getting very angry. >> speaker pelosi then told to report to ask senate republicans why they haven't acted on guns. bipartisan senators pitch expanded background checks in the trump administration get some that are calling huge legal victory on restrictions for asylum-seekers. let's bring in a republican senator from florida, rick scott. your reaction to the supreme court ruling tonight? >> it's positive but, we have to get something done here. this place is completely dysfunctional. we need to secure our borders and have an immigration policy that everybody understands and we have to take care of the people who want to come here, work and go home. we have to take care of the kids and why are we waiting on the supreme court to make decisions? >> mike: your thoughts on the people suffering after hurricane dorian, i know you've been there. what are your thoughts on those folks s

house speaker nancy pelosi got angry with the san francisco chronicle reporter for asking about democrat in action on gun-control. >> we did have action. let's get that straight, the senate did not come to action to pass the bill. and getting very angry. >> nancy pelosi then told the reporter to ask senate republicans why they haven't acted on guns. bipartisan senators pitch expanded background checks to donald trump and the trump administration gets what some are calling a huge legal victory from the supreme court on restrictions for asylum-seekers, let's bring in republican senator rick scott. your reaction to the supreme court ruling tonight. >> it is positive but we have to get something done. this place is completely dysfunctional. we need to secure borders, have an immigration policy everybody understands, take care of people who want to come here and work, take care of the dac akins is why are we waiting on the supreme court's to make decisions, just get something done. >> your thoughts on the situation of people who are suffering after hurricane dorian, i know you have been there

san francisco police commission. all 4 candidates visited our studio just we host a live debate focusing on issues plaguing the streets of san francisco kron four's catherine heenan moderated that debate along the san francisco chronicle writer heather knight. one of the questions they asked a focused on the future of juvenile hall. san francisco's juvenile hall is scheduled to close within a couple of years there we'll still be juvenile offenders and then so you broken with some of the other stating your belief that there is a need for a juvenile hall in san francisco. in what circumstances should a juvenile be locked up. this is the thing about juveniles in san francisco. we need to treat kids kids. we also need to rehabilitate them and that's part of what is the ultimate goal of the juvenile law. judge makes a determination. the kid has committed a crime is not safe to release to the public because the public safety yours, a danger or harm to themselves. >>that judge makes a determination. the juvenile should be detained. with we don't have a juvenile hall in san francisco. we harm san francisco kids because we're taking them out of their community out of their support networks at a time that is most critical for t

san francisco police commission today all 4 candidates visited our studios as we hosted a live debate focusing on ises plaguing the streets of san francisco are katharine moderated the debate along with san francisco chronicle columnist heather knight. one of the questions they asked asked focused on the issue of homelessness. >>and going to arrange behavior outside the san francisco museum of modern art on her way to work, i've been shocked by a number of e-mails i've received with similar stories of people just walking in san francisco and being punched attack. by people who appear to be had drugs or had untreated mental illness. that ted the city do to ensure public safety in light of city hall's clear inability to get a handle on its judge and mental health crisis. >>i see this crisis every single day working in the tender one, the attorney general's office is right there at the corneof marketing golden gate. so i see it every single day people in crisis people need any help that's why i have been the only candidate from the very beginning of my campaign has been laser-focused on homelessness and mental health. our idea is to take the juvenile hall which the city has voted to shut down in the next year

early today on mornings on at 9:00, san francisco chronicle senior political writer joined us to giveus a preview. >> you will see two versions of what the democratic party has to offer. elizabeth warren says let's blow up the system. the system is rigged in favor of the rich and powerful. joe biden says let's return to normal the way things were before donald trump. >> he also says his candidate such as senator kamala harris and south bend indiana mayor need to make an impression tonight as they both started out strong, but their campaign has since flatlined. the debate starts at 5:00 tonight at texas southern university. >>> president trump could make an announcemented on whether he supports legislation in congress to expand background checks for gun buyers as early as today. the president talked about gun control with republican and democratic senators in a 40- minute phone call. after the call, they were told to expect something from the white house today. the president has not signaled what gun control bills he would be likely to support. the president gave us a visit in baltimor

the person that delivers the my san francisco chronicle was part of assembly bill five. >> what the idea in sacramento was to do, whether it is the medical positions or trucking business or the journalism business, was to say we are going to set up standards for what is a full- time job, part-time job and a contract worker. weather then set up any clear definition, it became a, let's talk about it and think about it. and some interesting, what is and what isn't? >> it has been fascinating. the list of exemptions. >> we have it right here. it reminded me of that scene in the movie the titanic. the water is freezing and there are not enough boats. everybody knew that this was not a great thought through policy and everyone was looking for their individual life raft so they would not freeze in the water. >> so real estate agents are not considered full-time workers. they are considered part-time. they got an exemption, right? >> realtors got an exemption for doctors. >> doctors got an exemption. but physical therapists and others said no, you are to be classified as full-time workers, right

this morning the san francisco chronicle ran an article saying that in california there is a crisis of insufficient vehicle charging that is jeopardizing the plan for extending electric vehicles in the state. california wants be a leader and it can't be. it is not my opinion. it is the city's opinion, the states opinion and i think it is what is responsible. this is not about the elite versus the middle-class. this is an un- negated good reedit is is a win-win and i am not skeptical of this public and private. >> good point area. >> 144 teslas that are in the station, in 12 hours, that is 144 teslas that are not lining up at the station at the chevy uses area. >> fair point. thank you. >> would use it my motion? >> sure, i mean, if mr. buck thinks there's a way? >> can we make that happen, mr. buck? >> good evening, chris buck area we -- a. we can plant six trees area there are a lot of underground utilities in the tenderloin. public works would be open to renting -- planting of six new street trees that are not replaced once, we would on the tenderloin. we can commit to that. >> aweso

. >>> the san francisco chronicle's pop culture critic night, flee back to my right? this is a show that won for best comedy. i have never heard of it. >> the emmys used to be rooting for all the shows you have seen and now the emmys is like, what am i going to watch for the next 12 months? >> that's what i want to say, it makes me want to watch it. >> most of the shows, "game of thrones", saturday night live, we have heard of those. most of the shows are people that are watching the emmy awards haven't watched but might think about watching now. >> when you see a show like fleabag win over beep for instance, that is considered an upset, i guess. >> it is but i think it is a good thing. i remember when hbo, some of these prestige dramas started showing up like the wire, how frustrated we would get that they wouldn't even get nominated, or if they get dominated they would get beat by csi, whatever. and now, some of the shows that are diamonds in the rough are winning emmys, which i think is a good thing. >> projects that may not get noticed, fleabag has got a couple se

but the san francisco chronicle reports the asian-pacific community is less frequently a crime victimgroups. the african american community is disproportional gnatly charged in assault. >>> agents with the fbi and atf joined sheriff deputies to serve search want warrants at the company that owns the scuba diving boat that caught four. 35 people died in that fire. the company's two other boats yesterday. those warrants are part of the ongoing investigation into the tragedy. the bodies of all the victims have been recovered with the exception of one. search for that final victim was suspended over the weekend because of strong winds and rough seas. dive teams hope to get back into that water for tomorrow. >>> here at noon, two of the crew members have been rescued from an overturned cargo ship. this morning, crews made contact with the four missing crew members and confirmed that they were all alive. the coast guard was able to rescue 20 crew members initially from that ship yesterday, but those four were still missing. the coast guard said they had heard tapping coming from the inside

henry valee was a reporter for t"the san francisco chronicle." >> this crime victim did not strike me as someone who usually would be targeted. >> reporter: the kidnapped person denise huskin had been staying with her boyfriend. aaron was the one who reported denise missing. >> we are doing everything that we did and then some to ensure her safe return. >> police dogs and dive teams were soon part of a huge search for denise huskins. across the country, denise's good friend ashley saw the news. >> there want article posted online and someone sent it to me. i said this is denise. i started texting everybody. >> joo including denise. >> i tried to text her. >> i figured better than not do anything. >> reporter: there was no reply. she texted another friend. >> i couldn't believe what i was reading. it didn't even seem real. >> reporter: that was pretty much the reaction vallejo cops had to the story denise's boyfriend was telling them. >> we have a lot of information still to sift through. we don't have all of the facts in yet. >> reporter: the store aaron told the cops that night event

lighthouse is scheduled to reopen next month after 14 months of renovation work according to the san francisco chronicle spent $5 million to restore the 150- year-old lighthouse. construction crews found an old wooden box inside a wall that belonged to the lighthouse keeper in the 1920s and 30s. it had old newspapers inside. the renovation work included digging out and replacing the walkway down to the lighthouse. >>> the mavericks surf competition of the san mateo county coast has been canceled indefinitely. the world surf league says various logistical challenges and the inability to run the event for the last two seasons prompted the decision. the league, which holds the permit to organize the event, canceled the competition this season because it said it was having trouble finding a suitable sponsor. servers will instead compete in hawaii and portugal later this year. >>> let's take a live look outside of the really lovely conditions. is it going to get better than this market? >> tomorrow you can see those clouds off to the east out toward the sierra, and that is some thunderstorm activity. we coul

and here in the u.s., we have the san francisco chronicle, seattle times, minneapolis star tribune, philadelphianquirer. most of the major public radio stations in the country. there isis a lot of participatin but also some very small nonprofit outlets. i am very proud to say we have for tis a patient from turkey, cambodia, south africa, from all over the world from portugal, argentina, chile. many of our colleagues in the media no the climate story is something that we frankly have been missing for too long and we're going to fix that. amy: one of the first b big storory's outcome of the cbs nes poll. tell us what it found. >> we work closely with cbs on this. they f found essentially most americans understand the clilime crisis is serious and they want action right now. and to me, the most interesting find -- well, there were two. people% of the american expect the next president takes serious climate action. 56% of the public once action right now and another 13% once action in the next few years, meaning and the term of the incoming p president.. that is s a very striking number that i think

: on the federal ban, the ceo of juul which is the biggest maker of e-cigarettes tell as "san francisco chronicle not surprised with the white house taking a hard reset. if there was a flavor ban we would have to apply all channels, not offer flavors at all anymore. the ceo says a ban on flavors would have to be enforced. that is very important, charles. he says when they pulled all of their flavors off-the-shelf, other companies quickly came in and replaced their products with their own. charles: grady. this is just bubbling up. it will be a big story for some time. thank you very much. >>> so we're approaching the final hour of trading t could be, really, a lot of things going on here. you have got news. you have got speculation. then this market has gone on a tear this week in the final hour of trading. we'll tell you what you need to be on the lookout for right after the break. ♪. at carvana. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast

the editor in-chief of the "san francisco chronicle" audrey cooper says it may affect paper delivery routes. she says newspapers which are barely making money may not be able to afford it. cooper writes assembly bill five will probably sound the death knell for some printed versions of california newspapers. it's not the only challenge to professional journalism in 2019 but it is by far most serious." we started talking about layoffs. back to that, charles schwab also based in san francisco says it will let brokers go because interest rates are falling. they charge less for interest, make less money, you lay off 600 employees. of course apple showed off new phones, a new ipad and watch, and other things at an event in cupertino. they lost their lustre. people are not buying phones like they used to because there's not that rush and certainly no end. the most notable thing is the iphone 11 with three lenses. they're sticking with a numbering system. we were at 10. now we're to 11, we'll move on from there. 13, who knows. two takeaways, first of all their cheapest new phone is much che

you know, nancy pelosi's hometown newspaper, the "san francisco chronicle," is out with an editorial this weekend about impeachment. the editorial says procedure and process aside, trump has provided no shortage of prospective high crimes and misdemeanors. under such circumstances, democrats should be less worried about admitting they're considering impeachment and more concerned about creating the impression that they aren't. dahlia, i think that's an important part of this. what does it mean if the democrats in the united states do not take action against this potential corruption that's going on every day? >> well, it means that you have the republicans and the democrats agreeing that whatever it is that trump is doing isn't sufficient to warrant this conversation. and that has to be wrong. it has to be exactly inverted. democrats are supposed to be saying, look, the kinds of things that nixon was -- the articles of impeachment against nixon, the articles of impeachment that were actually convicted bill clinton, those are the kind of things that donald trump does weekly! casually.

san francisco. kron four's catherine moderated that debate along the san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knightg homelessness drug use and sexual-assault you can watch the debate in its entirety this entirety this morning at 11 o'clock on kron on all you have to do is download the app to start watching now. a former dallas police officer standing trial for murder in the shooting death of her neighbor broke down in tears as she testified in her own defense friday morning. last year amber guyger says she accidentally walked into the wrong apartment and killed the man living there thinking he was an intruder guyger the explained at with that after work on september 6 2018. she was tired infused the prosecution is arguing that her tears are just for show and that she had the chance to care for boston jean and she did not. >>it is >>i tried to do too little cpr. >>well prosecutors questioned why guyger decided to open the door in the first place and if she suspected someone was inside. they argued that she could have called for backup at that moment. her trial is expected to continue on monday. all

san francisco dog that is famous on instrument. it was found safe after it was stolen. the san francisco chronicleat otis the pug is found at a homeless encampment yesterday morning. the dog was reported missing on wednesday afternoon. the dogs owner said that someone came into her apartment and only took the pug and left everything else there. yesterday, they wrote on histogram that a complete stranger found otis, and the good news is that otis is okay. >> i decided to turn that pain into action, and i decided that the only way that i can make change in law enforcement is to become in law enforcement. >>> a connection between law enforcement and current inmates at san quentin. >>> a challenge in the race to become a democratic presidential nominee. >> he wants to take credit to obama's work but does not want to have to answer any questions.>>> taking of moving -- bringing home a new addition to the family, we will let you know about the hundreds of animals up for adoption in the bay area. >>> we are listening to some

. >>> 14 months of renovation work according to the san francisco chronicle.l park service meant $5 million restoring the 150- year-old lighthouse. construction crews found an old wooden box inside of the wall that belong to the white house -- lighthouse keeper back in the 20s and 30s. it had old newspapers inside. the renovation work was renovating the walkway to that lighthouse. >> so many people go to see the lighthouse, and some are surprised there is a long line of steps leading into the water. it is worth it. we are checking traffic as well. >>> good morning everyone. i want you to give yourself an extra 10 or 15 minutes if you are going to the bay bridge. that would help you out. i think it will be a lot less stressed about it. if you look at our picture, doesn't look much different. the problem is just getting there on 580 and interstate 80. even 880 is going to be a little slower than usual before you get here. that is because of earlier issues and also because of the volume. everyone is back it seems. 880 n. bone, beginning to slow past high street.

ceo said this to the "san francisco chronicle" in an interview recently, when we took flavors off shelvessurprising speed which they were replaced by other companies products. that's problematic. the flipside of this argument, neil, a lot of people say vaping is better than smoking because, smoking cigarettes, there is tobacco in that. that kills hundreds of thousands of people every year. health officials saying stop vaping entirely while we vet these deaths and all illnesses happening across the country. neil? neil: grade did i, thank you very much. we've been following story where all the big grocery stores, online, elsewhere are pushing to deliver to you. the latest is walmart which is planning to roll it out in every state in the country. that got us thinking. is anyone ever going to go to traditional grocery stores again, after this? 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built