of san francisco, every african american church. every neighborhood in the city and county of san francisco. literally the basis of the income for organized labor working on the port and being a part of the weir house operation meant so much to the economy of this city. hopefully, hopefully, district 10 with this incredible achievement that this port commission under this mayors leadership is producing, we can begin to see the city and county of san francisco no longer going down on the african american population, but going up again to where it was at one time. you are right, mr. mayor, it takes a culmination of jobs and all the other things that go with it to make that possible. this represents the very first set. your office of workforce development , all aspects of the organizations that will be a part of, it will be 50 percent, but if we work it right, well, somebody looking closely it could be 75 percent which is a way we really ought to do it because if we are to achieve what needs to be achieved on behalf of the people in this city and the economy of the

nobody can stop you. ♪ >>> the city of san francisco is home to some 300 massage parlors and spas. me are legitimate concerns, offering therapeutic treatment for aching bones and muscles, but many are just facades for the city's booming traffic in the business of sex for sale. >> i put together a list of seven places. >> to combat the problem the mayor's human trafficking task force combines personnel from several agencies that do regular inspections of local massage parlors looking for any signs of sex or labor trafficking. >> tonight we received a number of complaints regarding massage establishments in chinatown that are not operating with permits. >> posting says it is nancy, asian, chinese female. friendly yet playful. >> the task force including tony flores from the special victims unit. with 25 years on the job, flores spent the last decade working domestic violence cases developing skills that translate well to human trafficking cases. >> they are similar as far as the victims not wanting to come forward with. the victims mistrust of the police. if there are immigration issu

san francisco. 74 san jose. we are at 76 degrees right now in the redwood city area. good afternoon to jonathan our weather watcher in daly city only 59 degrees there going up to a high of 63 thanks for checking in with us, jonathan. what a dramatic change we have. breezy winds as well onshore west and northwest at 13. 15 sfo. across the bay 10 in san ramon, 23 in the fairfield area. we do have a small craft advisory in effect for the carquinez strait and the western portion of the delta. about 10 to 15 degrees cooler inland. the return of the layers of clouds will push back onshore with areas of patchy fog after midnight tonight. this low is very impressive kicking some subtropical moisture across the mojave desert into nevada. we are watching that low right there. that's going to surge down south and pull down some cooler air for wednesday and on thursday. meanwhile, 90 in sacramento. low 60s in tahoe by the end of the workweek. temperatures 60s through eights, down from 101 to only 88 in livermore. 90 in brentwood today. sunset is at 7:09. by then, we'll be ready t

of san francisco, every african american church. every neighborhood in the city and county of san francisco. literally the basis of the income for organized labor working on the port and being a part of the weir house operation meant so much to the economy of this city. hopefully, hopefully, district 10 with this incredible achievement that this port commission under this mayors leadership is producing, we can begin to see the city and county of san francisco no longer going down on the african american population, but going up again to where it was at one time. you are right, mr. mayor, it takes a culmination of jobs and all the other things that go with it to make that possible. this represents the very first set. your office of workforce development , all aspects of the organizations that will be a part of, it will be 50 percent, but if we work it right, well, somebody looking closely it could be 75 percent which is a way we really ought to do it because if we are to achieve what needs to be achieved on behalf of the people in this city and the economy of the

. >>> back here at home, san francisco's city attorney is trying to find out if the millennium tower developer told potential buyers the skyscraper was sinking before they invested hundreds of thousands of dollars. veronica de la cruz tells us the reaction was swift. >> reporter: that's right. today city attorney dennis herrera subpoenaed the developer of millennium tower and just minutes after that announcement, the project's pr team went on the offensive. people spent big bucks to buy condos at millennium tower with its sweeping views. but now the san francisco city attorney says the developer may have purposely kept buyers in the dark. dennis herrera says he has serious concerns that the disclosures required by state law did not contain information about the settling of the property. herrera sent that statement at 9:01 a.m. then at 9:29 a.m., millennium tower's pr guy sent us this email announcing a news conference an hour and a half later where the developer said, yes, the 58-story building is sinking a little. but -- >> that despite the settlement that's occurred, the building i

where the company says it will focus its business instead. ,, since he look at san francisco city hall.. where california hn chiang >>> new fallout for wells fargo this noon. this is a live look at san francisco's city hall where california state treasurer john chiang is set to make an announcement. the san francisco-based bank was recently fined $185 million over its last scandals. he called the scandals, a legal and ethical outrage that cannot go unpunished. he is expected to announce a host of sanctions that include suspending investments by the treasurers office in all wells fargo securities. employees are accused of opening more than 2 million fraudulent accounts to boost sales numbers. wells fargo now says it's getting rid of retail banking sales goals by the end of the year and it's firing more than 5,000 employees for opening the fraudulent accounts. but as omar villafranca shows us, this may be a symptom of a larger problem in the banking industry. >> i accept full responsibility for all unethical sales practices in our retail banking business. >> reporter: john stumpf was con

walk down to where i need to be. >> bridges contingency bye like west portal it is about city and san francisco may have a big name but a small city and a lot of small communities shop and dine in the 49 highlighted that and reminded people come outburst and i love that about this city i'll always be a >> welcome. we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves

san francisco bacon selled. why the woman called it off. then at 11:00 the move to make san francisco bee city u.s.a. what it's going to tack to get the designation. >>> a new movie about a hero pilot from danville came into a big landing "sully" is about pilot chesley "sully" sullenberger's miracle on the hudson landing back in 2009. the film more than tripled studio estimates for opening weekend ticket sales and explores the little known investigation into the lanking. studio heads said 80% of the audience was over the age of 35. second was the thrill are wow when the bough breaks ,"" don't breathe was third "and the new animated film" the wildlif quicw season of "dancing with the stars" premieres tomorrow at a special time. catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. or set your dvr to record evident because we have -- oh, yeah, there's a football game that's going to be on. >> what a night. "dancing with the stars" and the 49ers. can't go wrong. destination television. >> feel the same way. thank you for joining us. or abc7 news at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >> today on "matter of fact,

am middle east and he will work to pass law based on the san francisco shooting death of kate steinle. >> amy hollyfield is at san francisco cityrump saying it would the first order of business on thet day of office. he would ask congress to pass kate's law cut off federal funding to cities like san francisco because of their sanctuary city policy. he said that this law is named after kate steinle and she was shot and killed bile walking on pier 14 with her father in july of last year here in san francisco. an illegal immigrant is accused in the death, francisco lopez sanchez in jail awaiting trial. he was arrested before but not hand offer to federal authorities for deporting. because of san francisco's sanctuary city policy. donald trump targeted sanctuary cities in a speech last night. >> cities that refuse to cooperate with fell officers not receive taxpayer dollars and we will work with congress to pass legislation to protect those jurisdictions that do assist federal authorities

now that woman's family is filing a legal claim against the city of san francisco. attorneys for amazon -- emma zhou say the tree was improperly trimmed. kristina ran down is an washington square park.>>reporter: this is the copy of the complaint that was filed against the city these are the trees that are alleged to be improperly pruned. families continue to enjoy the playground at washington square park more than a month after emma zhou was paralyzed after branch fell and hit her. her husband says their world has changed. >> she can only move her arm and talk and cannot move anything else.>>reporter: the family is filed against the city. the attorney says the pine tree shows evidence of a process that removes larger bruises from the top of the tree that can result in new growth that is subject to breaking.>> you can see it starts to form branches and that's what we see in the tree that caused emma injuries.>>reporter: they call in preventable.>> they could've prevented it and avoided it if they had inspected it. >>reporter: he says tree topping violates the cities

san francisco. in just a few hours there will be a special tribute to the 3,000 lives lost on 9/11. the tower and san francisco city hall will be all lit up tonight in red, white and blue. 25 people in the bay area died in the september 11th attacks women have live team coverage of the bay area ceremonies today. along with alyssa harrington. >> reporter: drivers along highway 24 in lafayette are seeing a lot of red, white and blue at the bridge overcrossing. people are waving american flags to remember 9/11. i've heard a lot of cars below honking. a local boy scout group led the event by presenting the colors and saluted during the star spangled badger. the lafayette flag brig gad volunteers and the veterans have been coming to this spot year after year. if started right after the 9/11 terror attacks when one manned stood on the overpass holding one flag and since then this has become the spotty a group gathers every year to let the bay year know the will never forget. >> americans need to remember to stay to process what happened, and what has since appeared over 15 years. >> reporter: flags line the everpass that

rose pak never held political office yet what she thought helped shape the city of san francisco. >> se wasn't a power broker. rose was the power. >> well, pak was remembered as being responsible for getting asian americans involved in city politics and appointed to office and being the daving force behind the construction of the chinatown subway. the chinese hospital and the asian museum. >>> well, the right to rescue. coming up next, the bill signed by governor jerry brown allowing citizens to rescue animals left trapped and suffering in hot cars. >> and taking a look outside. calm temperatures right now. but that's about to change. heading into sunday. meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking your bay area forecast next. ♪ what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. find one of our 5

working on today to insure that books and transportation are not a barrier to attending city college in san francisco and finally i know that our office will continue to work with supervisor yee on an important issue childcare for the students that are enrolled in city college and/78 this is a big passion for supervisor yee and his office is working with us and we want you're working mothers and father and guardian to attend city college as well in the childcare not a barrier to a higher education. >> chair farrell that is it for me and okay. colleagues any questions or comments at this time? okay. i know supervisor kim has all the speakers we'll open up for public comment and supervisor kim can run the show >> i don't see the speakers but i'll call the first 10 speakers and i have trustee from city college of san francisco. (calling names) >> supervisors tim i'm the schd of the san francisco labor council and i want to thank you for taking this up today probably nothing that is galvanizing san franciscans not the regular communities faith community than saving city college an ongoing campaign this i

the entire trip from vallejo to the san francisco city limit has taken almost 2 hours. n mateo bridge, we have a problem westbound. there's a crash reported about a mile in, and you can see the traffic is at a standstill here. it's reported as a motorcycle crash on westbound san mateo bridge. again, about a mile in. in fact, not more than a mile in. it's near the high-rise. that means that the backup is all the way across the bridge. i would not recommend using this. use the dumbarton bridge instead. use the bay bridge as your alternate. after looking at that san mateo bridge, the bay bring looks better, doesn't it. let me quickly hit on the south bay here. there is a lot of slow traffic. do you see any green on this map? if you're trying to get into the west valley, plan accordingly. 8:32, let's go back to the desk. >>> we're getting a new look at the big fire in san jose that prompted evacuations last night. just a short time ago, ktvu obtained this cell phone video. it shows bright orange flames and thick black smoke pouring from that home near white and story road in

been the heart of the project and its vision for nearly 20 years i want to recognize san francisco public works city architecture edgar lopez and san francisco arts commission decoration tom deacon i didn't i want to significantly out public works veterans building pg&e tara relay la monday night (clapping) if beth were the heart of the project tara was it's soul i'd like to acknowledge andy are you mellone and solace a project of this scope doesn't get accomplished without additional partners and i'd like to recognize a number of them on behalf of the san francisco post to the american legion a nelson the commander the integrity and paul chair of the american legacy war memorial commission (clapping.) also the project engineer ron hearing of simpson and hearing and bret and projector superintendent our general contractor and cal builders (clapping.) again for particular footprint and thanks i'm grateful appears most of board is here the herbicides foundation board of directors the herb's foundation no 1977 that made the initial conservation from the non-theatre awesome what was to become the herb's

but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. didn't o- >> sound familiar do you keep on getting up there's an easier way. >> of course there's easier way get rid of of mosquito they breed whatever this is water no water no mosquito mosquito feed on good blood the eggs hatch and stay near the waters san francisco to breathe and the adult underlying mosquito waits on the as many until it's sexuality hardens water pools in any areas and creates places you'll not normally think of budget and any container that holds water and hidden in bushes or else were dump the water and do it over soil not into a drain the larva can continue growing in the pooled water is sewage disthe first of its kind the area if the sewage is two extreme have a licensed plumber assist water pools in rain gutters and snaking and cleaning out the water when keep the water from pooling and keep in mind that

> now that the daylight is here we can sure see it.>>> there is word this morning that five san francisco city department plan on using the drones, and they will be used to respond to emergency assisted investigations, improve security. five departments are the city controller, fire department, public utilities commission, port of san francisco and the recreation part department. they had been debating the use of drones for more than a year. >>> san francisco acting police chief toney chaplin is reportedly among the 11 finalists for the permit job, in the examiner reports that the police commission has whittled the list of 61 to the top 11. five within the san francisco police department, six from the outside, and they will be interviewed in the coming weeks. the only internal candidates going on record are acting chief chaplin, deputy chief garrett tom, and deputy chief mikail ali. they will turn in three names to the mayor ed lee will make the final higher. >>> tulsa oklahoma releasing video from the dashboard camera showing the white police officers tasing and gunning down an unarmed africa

in worker pay, says dell custodians are learning $11.50, along with ben benefits. >>> the city of san francisco how to allocate affordable housing in the city. a city ordnance that sets aside 40% of affordable units for people who live in one district violated federal housing laws under compromise those people could be at risk for displacement like the western edition the lottery for units in a new senior housing project in the western edition will be held under the new formula. 6,000 people so far have applied for 98 spots. tonight, the premier of another new fox series derived from a classic movie the exorcist coming to the small screen. are you excited? >> i'm a little creeped out i'm a little nervous. fox friday night with the return of hell's kitchen. >> we have more on those. >>> fox has renewed hell's kitchen for two more seasons, gordon ramsey is back and better than ever. >> i can see you're a nice person what's up with that? >> we do have good days for it. today is one of them. i think i took it straight on point to be honest. >> season 16 kicks off withramsey, saying he has come in c

san francisco. the bright lights of the city are on. s now 49 degrees, 52 in livermore. 54 in san francisco bay right there. there you have the clouds from the city to the san mateo coastline into san jose. temperatures slightly above normal in the concord area 58

thank you i'm pleased to have so many members of san francisco city family presented today this is anuilding it is unusual for professionalism arts center to have professionalism art center complex that is own about the the city and san francisco is unique that f that regard i'm to name a number of family members that are a speaking role but recognize mayor ed lee the president of the board of supervisors the e steemdz supervisor president london breed and former mayor willie brown and mark leon 0 i saw carmen chu assessor-recorder i hope not to miss anyone else for the buena vista for the administration of those buildings

good morning everybody welcome to the transit hub in san francisco that is reeling hub i wanted to say good morning to everybody our san francisco city and county conducted a study and a recognition part of our local and regional transit report viewing 2030 what we all had to do to help the residents our regional would it be fair to say and businesses all succeed using the great notion of increasing and improving our entire public trappings system one of they're very specific recognitions that i had the privilege of focusing on with supervisor wiener's leadership has been our night life late night and early public morning transportation system you you know we have a great economy in good a great part the 15 thousand people that need to use public transit that are part after a $50 million revenue stream for you will have our night life proclamations hotels, the bars, the hospitals and all the workforces there and everything this is open 24/7 we understand and know that the workforce is not just limited to people to live in san francisco in fact, because of the increasing expensiveness there is for housing and by the way, this is going

working on today to insure that books and transportation are not a barrier to attending city college in san francisco and finally i know that our office will continue to work with supervisor yee on an important issue childcare for the students that are enrolled in city college and/78 this is a big passion for supervisor yee and his office is working with us and we want you're working mothers and father and guardian to attend city college as well in the childcare not a barrier to a higher education. >> chair farrell that is it for me and okay. colleagues any questions or comments at this time? okay. i know supervisor kim has all the speakers we'll open up for public comment and supervisor kim can run the show >> i don't see the speakers but i'll call the first 10 speakers and i have trustee from city college of san francisco. (calling names) >> supervisors tim i'm the schd of the san francisco labor council and i want to thank you for taking this up today probably nothing that is galvanizing san franciscans not the regular communities faith community than saving city college an ongoing campaign this i

san francisco. its guiding documents are the san francisco city charter and the bylaws of the board of trustees of the fine arts museums of san francisco. fine arts museums of san francisco meetings are subject to open meeting laws and trustees are required to file certain public disclosures on an annual and diannual basis -- >> those are form 700 type of disclosures? >> i am assuming that is true. megan. >> sunshine declarations and certificates of ethics training every two years and california statements of economic interest. >> is that tier one or tier two mr. city attorney? >> deputy city attorney john gibner. i can look that up. it's probably not tier one -- >> [inaudible] >> and targeted at the type of financial decisions that the trustees make so it's probably more limited but i will get bato you during the hearing on it. >> thank you. >> it's not a complete disclosure. >> if you could identify yourself. >> megan borne with the board of trustees. it's potential conflicts of interest. >> the fine arts museums of san francisco is a self perpetuating trustees we have two ex-officios positions and

he was arrested but not deported because of the sanctuary city policy in san francisco. >> block funding for sing -- sanctuary cities. we will end the sanctuary cities that have resulted in so many needless delegateses. >> the law would strengthen mandatory minimum sentences for illegal criminal immigrants, and they tried to pass it this summer and the senate blocked it. a record number of people now dislike hillary clinton. the washington post/abc news poll finds 41% of registers voters have a favorable impression of her, a new low, and donald trump is in the same boat only 35% of voters have a favorable view of him. all the other story we are tracking are major storms near hawaii and the gulf coast and mike nicco is tracking the storms with live doppler hd. >> we will start with what is going on in hawaii and show you that, again, the big i'd not hit by a hurricane. the system deflected to the southwest and weakens considerably but you could see the yellows and the oranges are offshore with the heavy rain over for hawaii. the next couple of days, we look at hurricane lester, weakening

walk down to where i need to be. >> bridges contingency bye like west portal it is about city and san francisco may have a big name but a small city and a lot of small communities shop and dine in the 49 highlighted that and reminded people come outburst and i love that about this city i'll always be a >> welcome. we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves

older adults could soon be getting some help paying their bills in san francisco. city officials say property tax assistance for seniors and the disabled will be reinstated starting october 1. the state- sponsored program started in 1978 but was suspended in 2009. >>> a push to protect bees and other pollinators it's underway this week. katie tang will introduce a resolution tomorrow to designate san francisco as a so- called the city. that involves reducing pesticide use on city properties and restoring natural habitats for endangered species. >>> a small plane heading to the bay area crashes during takeoff. the investigation now underway into what went wrong. >>> no further punishment for ryan lochte. why the international olympic committee says they won't move forward with disciplinary action. >>> the temperatures are going down. have you been outside lately? it feels like fall has arrived. we will talk about the cooling trend and how long you should expect it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, chopper video shows a charred roof.. and other major damage. it's beli >>> sheriff's deput

your high temperatures today, near 90 in san francisco. 98 in redwood city, also san jose, and then triple digits, concord, 103 in livermore today. we could see some triple digits up north, as well. official reporting spots likely closer to the mid-90s today. we will likely still stay warm through sunset tonight. those coastal locations may start to feel a hit of that sea breeze. a spare the air alert is in effect. so car pool or ride that bike if you can, though it might be a little hot to ride the back, so i'm going to recant that last statement. we will see heat advisories in effect tough through the day today. a little bit of cooling for tuesday. more so wednesday, then we're back into the 70s by the end of the week. roqui? >> oh, it was so hot. i was at lake merced yesterday here in san francisco, and it was about 98 degrees. starting with the bay bridge toll plaza looking good heading into san francisco, and the bridgewater will take you about -- the cartenas bring will take you about 20 minutes. here is look at the altamont pass. our only slow area right now, coming off 2005, pretty

anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police will determine if they will release the name of the three final candidates for top cop. similar sized cities to san francisco have disclosed top candidates competing for police chief jobs. the san francisco police commission meets at 5:30 this evening. >>> a 2-year-old boy was hit and killed by a public bus in oakland and now authorities are trying to figure out how it happened. jeremiah eseara's family says he was playing outside an apartment complex near 35th and penniman. he darted into the streets chasing a ball when he was hit by a ac transit bus. >> this is a tragic sad loss for the family and for the community. and officers and first responders on scene were heartbroken. >> police say it is unclear right now who was at fault. they are looking at the cameras on the bus to try to get some answers. ac transit released a statement last night saying it will work closely with oakland pd during the investigation. >>> in san jose, the daughter of a homicide suspect fatally shot by police has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose on the woman's claims agains

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> we are joined by very special guests in the room. we have aicate orivist who is comcaest president of media relations. we have [inaudible] who leads internet essentials. aaron low with sf connected. danny chung director of self help for the elderly. [inaudible] community technology network and marie joblong for community living program. a shout out to those folks for all their hard work. today we are informing about the impact of internet essentials in california, a state that benefited the most in termoffs people adopting this program as we try to tackle the so called, digital divide. internential essentials is essentially no the pent intended low cost adaumgz program in the country of its kind and there is no question there is a incraedbly deep need for internet access p. staggeringly so when you hear m

==v >> the mayors of two bay area cities are launching an attack on sugary drinks together. in san francisco and oakland, line the steps of san francisco city hall, among them children who doctors say are at high risk for diabetes when they drink too much soda. the mayors say the tax of one penny per ounce would be paid by distributors. >> we are smarter than succumbing to soda industry but we have to be smart for our own selves and families. >> the mayors say the money raised would go to education to help fight childhood diabetes. berkeley passed a measure and has raised money for similar. >>> all california students are trained to save lives. it would require high school students to include hands-on only cpr chaining in any mandatory health class. the governor has until the end of the month to city if it becomes law. >> next, the royal selfie making headlines. stay with us. e ===take vo=== prince william and . >>> there's been a bit of a tussle in england over a royal selfie. police wim ywilliam and his wif were in cornwall. the selfie went viral. the concern is that the duchess of cambrid

san francisco. it was 65 in half moon bay, and 6 60 in the city. can see the clouds filtering into the bay, and we have partly cloudy skies in livermore, and already the fog into el cerrito, and the peninsula is gray and 80 and low fogs and clouds in lafayette, and the perspective here in the red means that a fire weather watch for the northern sacramento valley. tomorrow afternoon into tuesday is due to gusty winds. the winds will be bringing our temperatures down and creating not only the gusts, but the low relative humidity for high fire danger town tuesday. 57 for san francisco, and 52 for mountin view. and so good morning, and good evening morgan hill with you holding in the 6f 0s. napa and concord holding in at the 60s as well. it is going to be another chilly day in the city, and in the middle of the week, it will warm up for you but mist and drizzle arrive overnight, and breezy and cooler tomorrow and more seasonal weather as we are heading to the middle of the afternoon time period. as we look through the bay tomorrow, we will get the mist

in san francisco chinatown, kpix 5. >>> san francisco city hall is lit up in white in honor of rose pak and that the mayor has ordered flags to be flown at half staff. he said in a statement that this is a great loss to the city as a whole and the chinese community in particular, a community that rose, served, supported and 54 often fiercely her entire adult life. supporters are tweeting the reaction to the passing of rose pak, one thing rest in peace and thank you for showing us how to fight for things that you believe and your dedication to our chinatown community. another says the san francisco will not be the same without you. >>> switching gears to the other big story, record heat of parts of the bay area with the last weekend of summer -- it really felt like it in spots. high temperatures sent people towards the water to cool app even san francisco hit 90 degrees in parts of the city. we will take a look at how hot it god with the record highs in oakland, 89 degrees today and killed ray, 102 and richmond, 90 degrees, all of them records or tied records. hot temperature i sent hund

crack sill versus the national park service and item 14 restore hetch hetchy versus city and county of san francisco, and item 15 existing litigation city and county of san francisco versus in and out dry cleaning incorporated in and out mr. flanagan et al. >> thank you is there any public comment on items on the consent calendar - the closed session items. >> i'll get there sooner or later can i have a motion for to assert the tnt privilege. session. >> okay. we're pack from closed session madam secretary. >> i forgot to read item 16 prior to going into closed session i'll read that an unmyth claim for proposed settlement brought by calvin arising from the incident. >> okay. thank you the commission took no action on item 14 and settlements were approved an stems 15 and 16 and no action on item 13. >> and item 13 thank you. >> okay schizophrenia can i have a motion whether or not to disclosure. >> moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion passes any other new business from commissioners. >> and then i'd like to first of all, thank you for your tolerance of my rusty a

a hearing at san francisco's city hall .. is shedding new light on the troubled millenium tower project. >>> a hearing at san francisco city hall is shedding new light on the troubled millennium tower project, a tower that has already sunk more than a foot since it was completed. supervisors held that hearing yesterday and held the building inspectors who approved the construction accountable. among the revelation, supervisor aaron pes skin subjected to media scrutiny didn't trigger the probe. one higher up called the tourgs troubles unlike anything he's ever seen before. >>> there is more trouble for san francisco-based wells fargo. a bay area law firm filed a lawsuit on behalf of a shareholder. it alleges wells fargo executives were aware the accounts were being opened to booster that numbers. the lawsuit is calling on the bank's executive team to return the millions of dollars they made from the fake accounts. >> we're asking for a claw back, in other words, that those executives that knew what was going on have to give bac

sent the report to the developer and other officials who signed the secrecy deal, including a san francisco cityorney who add vised the authority on construction-related legal issues. we reached out to the players in the talks. develope the city attorney's office had two representatives at the talks. they too said they had no expectation of secrecy afterward. what about the transbay authority's document designated secrecy for the data? transbay officials could not explain that. the city attorney's office did acknowledge that the agency mistakenly labeled two sets of sinking data as confidential. it is not clear when that error was discovered. and we do know that, mistake or not, it was in july when transbay officials finally alerted mill lenium that they would no longer honor any disclosure deal. the building 16 inches and is leaning at the base. the condo owners' association wants to get to the truth. will certainly look into these allegations as part of its ongoing investigation. peskin said no matter who asked for the agreement any deal that labeled data as not for public release would leave

san francisco is now the first city in the nation to been public spending in states that have passed anti-lgbt laws. the board of supervisors approved the legislation targeting north carolina, tennessee and mississippi, passing laws that limit transgender rights. the new law does not affect the existing contracts with companies based in the state will likely ban the city from renewing they will. >> oakland wants to get into the marijuana business and heated committee meeting shows not everyone is on board. the public safety committee is looking at amending the permanent program. it would require new marijuana business owners to give the city 25% of the earnings and a seat on their board. the committee is dead looked 2 do 2 after a fiery debate. the city council members have come back with a new proposal better blending the two sides' i'ds. >> state treasurer will announce something about wells fargo, after the c.e.o. john constitutional agreed to forfeit $41 million in stock awards and bonuses for 2016 immediately. wells fargo has agreed to pay $185 million to settle allegations empl

we continue to grow in density we need to think about mobility management for the entire city here in san francisco. i have expressed some of the concerns about just isolating one neighborhood that is a part of our city on treasure island. although i do appreciate what has been said about new residents who have an understanding of the cost of transit before they decide to move on the island so i appreciate that were considerations made to existing residents and particular low income households on the island and you know finally i did ask for the agency to at least consider hours where there aren't tolling for the residents. i certainly believe it makes sense in peak hours and by 2019 it maybe most of the day so i am glad we're exploring it and i feel while i have some concerns what is put forward i feel like there's been a lot of thoughtfulness and a commitment to listen to any of these issues that i have and residents have brought up so i feel a lot of comfort moving forward and i think we will be able to incorporate a lot of feedback into the final outcome of 2019 and i really appreciate the thou

city that we love. rose represents part of the san francisco whether you agree or disagree she represents the city that we love. she represents san francisco that i want to be a part of. and so rose, she already rest in power. i don'ts center to wish that upon her because she doesn't know any other way than to rest in powerment . she left having dinner with friends on saturday night at a favorite restz raunt. she had tickets to vegas on friday. she raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to build new quality affordable housing for our seniors and families. i will miss rose tremendously, but i also know she rests in love. she gave her heart completely to the city and truly left her heart in san francisco. i know we have several members of the community here today who are representing rose's family. [inaudible] cindy woo. victor wong and [inaudible] thank you for being here. portia you were a good friend to rose and know you were supposed to have lunch sunday and want to thank you for being there for her. before i bring thup community to speak and want to acknowledge our board of supervisors member who al

city that we love. rose represents part of the san francisco whether you agree or disagree she represents the city that we love. she represents san francisco that i want to be a part of. and so rose, she already rest in power. i don'ts center to wish that upon her because she doesn't know any other way than to rest in powerment . she left having dinner with friends on saturday night at a favorite restz raunt. she had tickets to vegas on friday. she raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to build new quality affordable housing for our seniors and families. i will miss rose tremendously, but i also know she rests in love. she gave her heart completely to the city and truly left her heart in san francisco. i know we have several members of the community here today who are representing rose's family. [inaudible] cindy woo. victor wong and [inaudible] thank you for being here. portia you were a good friend to rose and know you were supposed to have lunch sunday and want to thank you for being there for her. before i bring thup community to speak and want to acknowledge our board of supervisors member who al

san francisco. its guiding documents are the san francisco city charter and the bylaws of the board of trustees of the fine arts museums of san francisco. fine arts museums of san francisco meetings are subject to open meeting laws and trustees are required to file certain public disclosures on an annual and diannual basis -- >> those are form 700 type of disclosures? >> i am assuming that is true. megan. >> sunshine declarations and certificates of ethics training every two years and california statements of economic interest. >> is that tier one or tier two mr. city attorney? >> deputy city attorney john gibner. i can look that up. it's probably not tier one -- >> [inaudible] >> and targeted at the type of financial decisions that the trustees make so it's probably more limited but i will get bato you during the hearing on it. >> thank you. >> it's not a complete disclosure. >> if you could identify yourself. >> megan borne with the board of trustees. it's potential conflicts of interest. >> the fine arts museums of san francisco is a self perpetuating trustees we have two ex-officios positions and

on wednesday the police commission will meet at san francisco city hall to go over the selection process. the commission will choose three candidates to submit to the mayor. >>> a wild chase through three counties ended with a man under arrest. chp and police cars surrounded a van this morning. they'd gotten a call over a man driving erratically. that led on to city streets and ended up in cupertino. then the suspect threatened to puncture a gas can and was also waving a hammer. evidently officers persuaded him to climb out of a car. he was taken to the hospital to be booked. >>> the wife of a man is pleading for help to find him. ken murray has been missing for three days. he was supposed to pick up his kids or thursday but never showed up. his wife says her husband's disappearance is tearing her heart. >> his two kids miss him, hi -- his older children miss him, his friends miss him. >> anyone with information on his where abouts should contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> a powerful storm hermine is still bringing crashing waves and rip tides to the shore. swimming is not

after a ship filled with kids flipped in the san francisco bay, we are this as the young boaters returned to sea. >> and concern being raised in san francisco city hall after one of the tallest towers starts to lean. >> we are taking a hook outside with a beautiful shot of the city and the time, now; 4:5 and ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year- all beds on sale with the queen c2 mattress only $599.99. final days! ends sunday know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> good morning, south bay, let's get up and get going. >> a it is wednesday, september 7. i am matt keller here for reggie aqui. >> good do have you, matt. >> jessica castro and meteorologist mike nicco, and alexis smith with the

we know the millennium towers in san francisco is sinking and tilting, but the question is did the builders let the condo owners know about it? >> the san francisco city attorney taking legal action to find out what builders of the millennium tower knew and specifically when. it's a story our nbc bay area investigative unit first broke. city attorney dennis herrera issued a subpoena demanding millenia partners turn overall information disclosed to the homeowners, some of whom are well known in the bay area. developers say the power authority should be the ones handing over that information. >> if you dig a 60-foot hole for six years and drop the water table by 20 feet on a major high-rise structure, you're going to cause a problem. >> the transbay joint powers authority released a statement yesterday refuting millenia's accusations. >>> the warriors are starting their training camp next week. a little excitement for the season. right now giving something back to the community. >> warriors guard shane livingston pitched in at san jose sacred heart community service. he and a team of volunteers including raj mathai and sam brock helped to pack lunches f

. >> reporter: san francisco city supervisor is worried about the role of the transbay joint powers authorityn keeping millennium towers sinking problem from the public. he's long been a critic of the $2 billion plus transit terminal that they are constructing. this is between the firm that built this project and the transbay authority. the deal dates to 2010, long before the sinking problem ever became problem. in that agreement, any documents exchanged during or as a result for the meeting would be deemed, for all intense and purposes, conf confidential. while the february 2010 agreement doesn't exactly spell out what's not to be disclosed. nbc bay area learned that it dealt with the sinking problem and the deal they're in. and in march 2010, a transbay engineer declared the agency's first accounting of the sinking problem as confidential information and not for public release. the engineer sent the report to the developer and others who signed the deal. including an attorney who advised them on construction related issues. millennium says it was the transbay legal team that insisted on sec