we're going to continue in momentum today by signing this ordinance i commit to you that the city of san francisco will not support an order that aims at sdpiftd families and tearing down the social fabric of our city and country you know those are trying times in the city and county of san francisco is taking a step forward safeguarding the rest freedoms this country promises for all the residents where we don't just promise but make that work and we'll rise above this adverse and practice tolerance and raise fist that independence our city and beyond today we'll continue to push for comprehensive immigration reform plans that insure the fair treatment of everyone inside as well as audit the united states a reform that protects our children and loved ones regardless of immigration status let us continue to make san francisco great and show everyone that this is a place for all families independent of race and religion and plant our roots and commitment here to thrive as a city city for everyone thank you for being worked out here today. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you, thank you

. >> today is the very special day, because the city of san francisco hosting this for san francisco city. learning how to make dumplings and knowledge of dumplings. they love to do it and all enjoy it. >> this is definitely not my first time making it, so i have definitely improved a lot. the first couple of time s i tried to make dumplelings they looks inedible. they have definitely improved. there is a special dumpling eating contest, which is amazing. everyone those eat the dumplings that they made and see how many they can do. i'm curious as to how many they going to be able to down today? >> don't forget to write down what you are eating today. >> we make all different kinds of dumplings and enjoy what they made. so after that, we'll have contact how many pieces of dumplings they can eat and announce the winner today. >> (clapping.) >> one of things that makes me the happiest to introduce the mayor if makes me happy they inspires me a lot of my career can we make a dent if homelessness our mayor is a mayor for all people didn't just say that but acts it everyday he's looking eac

officey area michelle ronts joining us from san francisco city haul. michelle this is where the city attorney is calling the president's first 100 days in office, a disaster. >> reporter: yeah he is. and i speak to mayor ed lee he is calling this a win, also a clarification. the the mayor says can work on the budget knowing how much money they have to deal with. >> i hope this president -- president learns from his litany of mistakes. >> in a press conference this afternoon san francisco city attorney dennis herra had strong words for president trump and his administration. >> the president is selling fear. he is trying to paint all immigrants as criminals. and nothing could be further from the truth. >> herra says if the courts didn't rule in favor of sanctuary cities san francisco stood to lose $2 billion in federal grants to put that in perspective that's roughly 20% of the entire budget. >> without it, thousands of san francisco's most vulnerable residents would have lost access to meals and kmed care, police fire and ambulance services. >> because

city. they are not stopped until 74 hours later. many of san francisco's finest buildings collapse under these firestorms. firefighters begin dynamiting buildings to create fire breaks. afternoon now. 1 pm. the temporary hospital set up outside city hall is abandoned due to the impending fighter break. the sick and injured are forced to evacuate to temporary tents throughout the city and in parks on the edge of town. 3 pm. mayor schmitz appoints his committee of 50 composed of the city's most prominent citizens and businessmen. hearing reports of looting in the streets, the maitre orders a shoot to kill proclamation against any looters. evening. apm. hopes of saving downtown are dashed as a new blaze breaks out in shifting winds push the fires towards the heart of the city. 9 pm. firefighters make the stand at union square on powell street by the fire reaches the bow line and continues relentlessly of nobhill. thursday, april 19, 1906. 2 am. california gov. george-arrives at oakland to assess the damage. san francisco's three main newspapers the call the c

cities... like san francisco... courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim- majority countries from entering the united states. reporter steve nannes has the latest details on president trump's 100th day in office. instead of attending the black-tie event- - president trump held a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania -- one of the states he wasn't expected to win in november.he threw plenty of shade on the dinner he passed on.pres. trump "a large group of hollywood actors -- -- and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now." trump used his event to rate the media's first 100 days covering his presidency.pres. trump "if the media's job is to be honest and tell the truth, then i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big, fat failing grade."back in washington-- the media, celebrities and dignitaries walked the red carpet for the dinner hosted by daily show senior correspondent hasan minhaj.the last time trump attended the white

reporter: during his campaign, president trump railed against sanctuary cities and called attention to a 2015 shooting death in san francisco. >> another victim is kate steinle. gunned down in the sanctuary city of san francisco, by an illegal immigrant, deported five previous times. and they knew he was no good. >> reporter: steinle's alleged killer, juan francisco lopez sanchez, had been released from jail days before the shooting, because san francisco, as a sanctuary city, had declined to honor a detainer request from ice. >> reporter: city attorney dennis herrera says if ice had been serious about apprehending lopez sanchez, it could have tried to obtain an arrest warrant from a judge. >> they could have asked for, come to us with the court order say they were interested and follow the processes that would have allowed him to be turned over. and they didn't. >> reporter: ice declined newshour weekend's requests for an interview, but in a written statement, a spokesperson said, in part: "ice will no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement. all of those in violation of the immig

this is san francisco city hall in the background. sand lots, you would have massive rallies going on like this one. if you notice the signage, you have signage about the chinese must go sort of thing. dennis kearney starts turning the sand lots and eventually what he starts to do is speaking out at the sand lots and particularly targeting chinese. he is known for the phrase "the chinese must go," which becomes a rallying cry for the white working classes. eventually he becomes the president of the working men's party of california and goes on a national speaking tour throughout the country, visiting various working men, party members are molding the ban -- promoting the ban on chinese immigrants. any questions? student: [indiscernible] -- that you can pay them less and less as workers? prof. moon: the issue is twofold, they are taking their jobs well they are on strike and the point of the strike is to hurt the owner, but often times industrialists preferred to hire ofnese immigrants because the racialized pays go, they thought they

san francisco city attorneys are looking into whether the now canceled commercial crossed a legal line. it all has to do with the uniforms that the officers were wearing in the ad. they were reportedly inspired by sfpd uniforms even though pepsi never got permission to use them. tmz reports pictures of the badge were featured in behind the scenes footage. here's a side by side look. the badge on the left is the one from the commercial and on the right the authentic sfpd badge. in a statement released today the san francisco city attorney's office said, "there is nothing san franciscan about pepsi's hamhanded attempt to fatten its own bottom line." >>> a rare sight in santa cruz, a great white shark flailing around close to shore. the 10-foot shark apparently got stuck this afternoon on a reef near pleasure point. rescuers represent trying to help -- kept trying to help the shark swim back out to sea of, but it was upside down on the edge of the -- sea, but it was upside down on the edge of the beach. they say the great white may be sick or injured and tonight it's not clear if it's sti

above san francisco's city streets today. the final beam of the sales force tower -- ado >>> we sped up the moment history was made 1,000 feet above san francisco's city streets today. the final beam of that "salesforce tower" adorned with a traditional american flag was set into place during the topping off ceremony. company executives joined city leaders for the special event. the tower is going to rise 1,070 feet making it the tallest office building west of chicago. "salesforce" will occupy the bottom 30 floors and two more near the top but not the top floor. >> the top floor of this gorgeous building is going to be the ohana floor completely empty but it's where "salesforce" employees will collaborate and have meetings and they will have events during the workweek but then we'll be able to turn it over to the community, nonprofits, ngos and religious organizations, our schools, to be able to use it when we're not. >> marc benioff says there will be 10,000 "salesforce" employees in the tower and two nearby buildings. that'

walk down to where i need to be. >> bridges contingency bye like west portal it is about city and san francisco 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

this case involved two city ordinances in san francisco. that, there was a city ordinance in san francisco that a legal -- had to have 500 cubic feet of living space. and their home did not. -- he were fees to pay that fine, which was $10. he was arrested and put in jail. i talked about the queue ordinance. the sheriff cut his hair. because he was in jail. now he has to particular issues going on. the california supreme court focused on the queue ordinance in the city of san francisco. the judge is ruled that the queue ordinance unfairly targeted chinese immigrants. that there was no disciplinary some part oft was their punishment in terms of not paying the fine. there was no hygienic's region. it was a public health reach -- reason that you needed to have short hair. it was basically targeting chinese immigrants because of their cultural practices. him in 1880. another california supreme court ruling. he was a fisherman. iran out of space on the slide. ran out of space in the slide. the state of california passed a law that taxed fisherman

clapping.a huge win for those defending sanctuary cities santa clara county along with the city of san francisco received a preliminary injunction in their case against president donald trump's executive order threatening to cut federal funding from sanctuary cities and counties.santa clara had 1.7 billion dollars at stake. san francisco about 2 billion dollars.dave cortese/ president santa clara county board supervisorssot this is a day we are going to celebrate today, but it does not mean the fight is overin his 49 page ruling, judge william orrick determined the president has no authority to attach new conditions on federal spending. writing "the constitution vests the spending powers in congress, not the president. "city attorney dennis herrera sot this is why we have courts to halt the over reach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or chose to ignore itthe decision stretches far beyond the bay area and impacts every sanctuary city in the nation. sot this should dispense the cloud of coercive rhetoric that has been spewing from the white house all

issue is that you have goods from the east coast going to san francisco and competing in local markets. a market that was once dominated by cities like san francisco now have competition and you have a mini recession on the western seaboard as a result. all of a sudden, the prices of goods go down because the market is getting flooded, and there are not as many jobs. one additional issue happens in 1873, because of manipulations of the stock market in new york, the united states goes into a massive depression. it affects everybody in the country. this scenario tied to jobs, goods, this depression, basically becomes fodder for people looking for somebody to blame for the economic problems that the country is facing. instead of looking at the country's elite, often times the white working classes would target the even more marginalized and dispossessed people than they were. chinese immigrants. the person who takes that and brings language to it is a man called dennis kearney. he is an irish and a great -- immigrant, and he arrives in san francisco in 1868. he has a small carting business that eventually goes belly up. because he

dennis herrera / (d) san francisco city attorney "this is why we have courts. to rreach of a >> reporter: the san francisco and santa clara lawsuits were the first to be heard by a judge. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. >> the federal government had argued that the two counties interpreted the executive order too broadly and said it would affect less than $1 million for santa clara and possibly none for san francisco. another proposal from the trump administration is to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. but the administration retreated when it became apparent that the proposal would not get enough congressional votes. still, president trump insists that plans for the wall are moving forward. >>> the white house will host a rare meeting with the entire u.s. senate today to discuss the north korean nuclear threat. right now a uss carrier group is heading to the korean peninsula to conduct exercises with the south korean military. pr

that is why we need to reactions firm the commitment of san francisco to be a city for immigrants and for all of our communities, the sanctuary and sea city for all of us. >> this afternoon, mayoral edlee will see the program and talk about how san francisco is a place for everybody. >>> and also, the department of homeland security launched an office for american victims of immigrant crime. the new office is called voice, standing for victims of immigrant crime engagement. the office will keep crime victims informed on the immigration proceedings of suspects. the critics argue this kind of office is misdied -- misdied they're less likely to commit crime compared to native-born citizens. >> and we preparing for the emergency situations on the new smart train. we'll show you the response underway today. >> and big changes are on the way. meteorologist martha is here to tell us when the 80s are returning to the forecast. >> and a new video of a great white shark eating a dead humpback whale off of the coast of orange county after the break. we recently had a heart attack. but we are not

kron 4's will tran is live right now at san francisco's city hall, and you've been previewing the racespeople show up to drop off their ballots, will. - a lot of people. we're two hours into election coverage, and a lot of people turning to the drop-off location. - find it kinda disappointing. every year i push to do more and more election coverage. i feel people are less and less interested in politics. - election coverage has always been hard. it's because how do you say in a minute or two

traditional piece of clothing that dates back to the oldest dynastys in china was celebrated at san francisco's cityashion show of sort was had to honor. san francisco mayor ed lee and his wife anita helped mark the celebration for the dress which was a sim pol of charm and grace. historically, the dress was worn by both jep ders and made popular at the royal palace of the king dynasty which ruled china beginning in 1644. >>> we think of dominos as a game, but for a group of high school students in san jose, building blocks for possible careers in engineering, math and science. >> they wanted to set a state record for chain reaction. david lou i was tweeting about it all day. >> the six high school students have been testing patience and perseverance for two to five years. chase specializes in the chain reaction machines that are designed to trigger 25,000 dominos to fall. if it works, a new state record will be set. >> new levers or new uses of foreign objects. >> one glitch can bring the chain of movement to a halt. >> sometimes it leads to failure. it's really difficult to have lots of small tric

san francisco city hall lit up in warriors colors. rrent members, a mixed bag from the coast inland. half moon bay, 62 degrees. concord still sitting at 70 degrees this hour. 65 in oakland, 60, san jose, 66 in livermore, warm right now. upper 50s will be your starting temperatures getting you out the door. 82 tomorrow, 81 the high in cupertino. santa clara, 81, warm number in gilroy. 76 and 80 for half moon bay. still mild on the coast. downtown san francisco tomorrow, a warm day, 75 for south san francisco. 80s from napa. petaluma,son rafael a mild 70 degrees. 80 in oakland, the same in fremont, union city. 79 castro valley. 80 in livermore, 80, pittsburgh. getting to that time of the year the uv index is very high and very strong. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., wear that sunscreen. if you are by a coast or pool, sun and water reflects the uvs and you will burn in less than 15 minutes with unprotected skin. the numbers continue to climb even away from the coast. we're likely to do that on tuesday. going up above the 90 degree mark even alon

san francisco city college just obtained their accreditation. the city of san francisco will play the 46 $46 per credit tuition fee. they will also provide 250 credit tuition fee. they will also provide $250 each semester to low income students. people who have lived in san francisco for a year are eligible. but there may be another catch. according to the examiner, they hope to link free tuition to academic performance. they need to maintain a 2.0 grade point average. the funds come from a transfer tax on a multimillion dollar property sale. before the city of san francisco gives the community college more than $5 million to provide the tuition they need to establish whether or not it will be linked to the students grades. they think resident should get free education regardless. the open houses will start at 9 am and go until noon. get information on the program and also apply to the college at that time. and you have to hurry yet because registration is starting in a few weeks. may 3 for returning students a may 24 for returning students. >>>

clapping.a huge win for those defending sanctuary cities santa clara county along with the city of san francisco received a preliminary injunction in their case against president donald trump's executive order threatening to cut federal funding from sanctuary cities and counties.santa clara had 1.7 billion dollars at stake. san francisco about 2 billion dollars.dave cortese/ president santa clara county board supervisorssot this is a day we are going to celebrate today, but it does not mean the fight is overin his 49 page ruling, judge william orrick determined the president has no authority to attach new conditions on federal spending. writing "the constitution vests the spending powers in congress, not the president. "city attorney dennis herrera sot this is why we have courts to halt the over reach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or chose to ignore itthe decision stretches far beyond the bay area and impacts every sanctuary city in the nation. sot this should dispense the cloud of coercive rhetoric that has been spewing from the white house all

i am-- live and work here in the city and county of san francisco. this is my second time around in the city of san francisco. i love your back in the 80s. then i moved to the peninsula and came back in 2002 and so this is my second time around. i have a passion to give back to the disabled community a lot of is what men done for me. people have helped me along the way, advisory, guided me, directed me, so i want to give up some of that back and that's really why i am here am i just to stir. to listen to you to what your needs are and what your concerns are. i am blind. i'm involved in the blindness community with several different organizations. as i told the group here in san francisco the other night, there's two points in my life that are important. first, is when i learned how to use a cane in every day living skills. at the orientation sensor for the blind, this goes way back and in the 70s. the second thing of note in my life is when i got a guide dog. as i say, went to the dog in 2009. so i got some guide dogs for the blind. i was going to ret

se watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best placeur city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh, san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and easy to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbers are imperfect not enough. >> we're sending over 4 hundred thousand tons of waste to the landfill and over the 4 hundred tons 10 thousands are textile and unwanted listen ones doesn't have to be find in the trash. >> i could has are the ones creating the partnerships with the rail kwloth stores putting an in store collection box near the checks stand so customers can bring their used clothes to the

. >>> happening now, san francisco >>> happening now, san francisco city officials are commemorate the great fire. the magnitude 7.8 quake hit at 5:12 a.m. on this day 100 years ago. more than 3,000 people speaker today include the mayor and the fire ch >>> a surprise statement from british prime minister theresa may this morning announcing she will seek early elections in two months. it is stunning the uk. she made the announcement in the last hour. in the wake of the historic brexit vote, the prime minister asking parliament to vote this wednesday on the plan if it goes through the uk general election would be pushed to june 8th. that would be less than halfway through our government's term. she says the government is not coming together. she is accusing opponents of undermining brexit talks. >>> two drifters scheduled to be sentenced in the murder of two hikers. he admitted to killing the two in 2015 and now faces 100 years to life. a third defendant agreed to be a witness against the two in exchange for immunity and a 15-year sentence. >>> developing news in sonoma county. deputies

san francisco city leaders are considering naming a piece of sfo in milk's honor.ews reporter jonathan bloom has the story. >> they say the film about harvey milk. was it milk? >> reporter: he galvanized the gay rights movement in the '70s and became the first openly gay man elected to congress. >> a lot of people had forgotten who harvey was. >> reporter: he says the movie inspired him to join the club and make sure milk's name has a lasting place. the name sfo was on everything from bus shelters to fire hydrants, a name travelers know and like. >> i prefer we keep sfo. >> reporter: what about naming a terminal after harvey milk? >> i think that would be fine. >> reporter: members of the chamber of commerce, former airport director even a voice from the san francisco giants. >> this is my first entry into public service like this. >> reporter: at the first meeting every was on the table. there are four terminals they could even rename this road. >> basically name the airport address 1 harvey milk circle. >> reporter: travelers have their opinions. any idea which t

in san francisco city leaders celebrated 107 new public housing units that they hope will change, not only the look of san francisco, but its sense of community, too. as abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman explains, they call it a new model not only for this region, but for the entire country. >> reporter: one look and you know where you are. hunters point which once served as military projects became projects. look again, what do you see? how about a new philosophy in affordable housing. >> it's a huge difference. >> here is the bathroom. >> reporter: you can see the difference in this place now called hunters view part of a public and privately funded venture that changes the public housing model by blending it with market rate units. mave is williams never again wants to see the place she used to live. today a dedication of what the city calls phase two which included political might in the form of mayor edwin lee and speaker nancy pelosi. >> we have a successful formula here in san francisco. it is a national significance. it should be an example to the rest of the country. >> repo

francisco and santa clara countys. >> both are reacting in evening to the court action. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at city hall with the story. m melanie? >> reporter: well, here in san francisco the mayor and the attorney are calling this a huge victory not only for san francisco, but for allthem. >> reporter: san francisco's city attorney dennis herera also spoke about kate steinly today in answering a reporter's question. the city attorney extended his condolences to her family and said that he believed it was unfortunate that her death had been, his words, politicized in conversations about sanctuary cities. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. leaders in santa clara county also celebrated this decision. [cheering and applauding] >> and that cheering is for county council james williams who helped file the lawsuit. the county estimate it had would lose $1.7 billion if funds were withheld. that's about a third of the county's revenue. williams called the decision historic. >> today why york emphatically rejected president trump's attempt on every single legal ground that we raised. this was a complete and sweeping victory. [ch

why they are now getting attention from the san francisco city attorney. >> up next the door knocks thatnsights fear among the muslims. making unsolicited visits. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> we're following some breaking news right now in southern california. these are live pictures of a police pursuit in the ontario area san bernardino county. we understand the van you see it there is stolen, with possibly four people inside. we'll keep an eye on this police pursuit for you and bring you new any development. >>> on segment two tonight we talked to the fbi about the practice of calling or visiting peoples homes. as we first boarded last month, these unexpected visits have been citing fear. >> aliana gomez says they are questioning many people who are not necessary targets of an investigation. >> reporter: it is the fbi and if they came to your door what would you do? >> identify yourself. >

emanates in the white house. >> sean spicer invoked the memory of an illegal immigrant in san francisco, saying new york cityials who authorize these policies have the blood of dead americans on their hands. san francisco judge's ruling is a gift to the criminal gang and cartel element in the country. the decision came hours after a group of mayors, and the administration doesn't have a clear definition of what a sanctuary city is. >> more a political term than a legal one. there was a productive meeting with attorney general sessions where he said the narrow definition they were looking at in a section, 1373 that i believe all cities do require. it is more about politics than people. >> reporter: the judge raised $200,000 for president obama's campaign. the white house and they will pursue all legal options and are confident they will win. heather: the border wall battle on capitol hill, the gop moving forward to pass a budget bill without funding the wall to avoid a government shutdown and democrats say there's no negotiation, donald trump doubling down on his campaign promise. >> it is not a negotiation,

city hall at san francisco, all decked out in blue and gold. spring warmth tomorrow afternoon.torm on easter and unsettled pattern on wednesday. hour by hour easter forecast will show what you to expect. sun is up at 6:42. expecting clouds on easter. noon time light rain spreading across the bay area. wet and breezy at 4:00 p.m. light stuff and isolated showers by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow morning for early planes with be cold spots. mid up toer 30s. most of you in the 40s under clear skies. for the afternoon, wispy clouds filtering the sun. temperatures up this afternoon. trending higher tomorrow afternoon. low 60s to low 70s. if you are going to the giants game against the rockies, 59 degrees. nice and mild coming up to about 64 and if you are going to a's game tomorrow also a 1:05 game against houston astros expecting mid to upper 60s at gameime. certainly the kind of weather where you need the sunscreen. we have level 1 system for easter. light rain expected. less than a quarter of a an inch for most of you and gusts up to 30 along the coast. not terribly windy. not terribly heavy

up in sports mark will run down the big pics and tells us about the local teams is your. >>> san francisco citydecked out in warrior colors today. the 11:00 continues in a few minutes. s. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> the nfl draft a stanford is doing well. at the new record for them. is a thing where all of those mock drafts that nobody remembers anything about it nobody will know how good the dropped really was until they take the field but on paper they look pretty good for the 49ers and they wind up getting a couple of pics actually done with the chicago bears and wind up taken solomon thomas with the number 3 pick. they get 3 more players in the long run. three state years now they've drafted a defensive lineman. gives you an idea of his physicality so it is solomon thomas added to the defensive line. they're going to be talking about that as a trade and p

. >> and the san francisco city attorney just held a press conference, what did he say? >> he did not hold back. the san francisco city attorney said that the president was bullying in signing this executive order and he praised the judge in this case. >> this is why we have courts to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution, or choose to ignore it. this is why san francisco had to stand up on behalf of people everywhere. be they immigrants or native born. as americans, we all have a duty to confront injustice even when it emanates from the white house. >> reporter: so the city attorney with very strong words there, he also said that the trump administration would be better advised to move on to other issues and he told the trump administration to stop targeting these immigrant communities. >> jim acosta joins us from the white house, has there been reaction from the white house, jim? >> this just came in a few minutes ago, the white house chief of staff reince priebus told us a few minutes ago. it says the ninth

dismiss the case in the interest of justice which we implore him to do, because in this moment, san francisco is a city of resistance, san francisco is a san francisco city, and they are resisting trump's agenda. >> reporter: the city spokesperson says the office is open to reviewing the motion, but also says -- >> it's a balancing act, we find the first amendment to be very sacred and we protect it as all costs but when assaultive behavior or vandalism or critical infrastructure are impacted, we have the obligation to react in a different way. >> reporter: the attorney for the resisters say the charges send a strong message. >> i think it sends that san francisco isn't really dedicated to resisting the donald trump administration. >> reporter: a hearing will be held to discuss the charges in june. >>> still to come, the ideas are in for america's southern boarder wall, some are a bit out there, including one that involves nuclear waste. >>> also apple pay promised to make plastic obsolete, but weary shoppers and confused clerks may be preventing that from happening. >>> i'm michael finney, the frustra

dismiss the case in the interest of justice which we implore him to do, because in this moment, san francisco is a city of resistance, san francisco is a san francisco city, and they are resisting trump's agenda. >> reporter: the city spokesperson says the office is open to reviewing the motion, but also says -- >> it's a balancing act, we find the first amendment to be very sacred and we protect it as all costs but when assaultive behavior or vandalism or critical infrastructure are impacted, we have the obligation to react in a different way. >> reporter: the attorney for the resisters say the charges send a strong message. >> i think it sends that san francisco isn't really dedicated to resisting the donald trump administration. >> reporter: a hearing will be held to discuss the charges in june. >>> still to come, the ideas are in for america's southern boarder wall, some are a bit out there, including one that involves nuclear waste. >>> also apple pay promised to make plastic obsolete, but weary shoppers and confused clerks may be preventing that from happening. >>> i'm michael finney, the frustra

score let's score for our families. >> >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san franciscoand now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to have fun in the city, recreation. >> this is an amazing park. we have not revitalized it without public and private investment. the critical piece of the process of this renovation was that it was all about the community. we reached out to everyone in this community. we love this park dearly and they all had thoughts and ideas and they wanted to bring their own creativity and their personality to bear on the design. what you see is what the community wanted. these ideas all came from the residents of this community. as a result, there is a sense of ownership, pride and responsibility that goes along with what is going to be an exciting park. one of the major t

san francisco. abc news reporter melanie woodrow is live with reaction, melanie? >> reporter: the city attorney and mayor say this is not only a victory for san francisco, but a victory for all sanctuary cities. in san francisco, approximately 1.2 billion to $2 billion of the city's $9 million budget was at stake. city attorney dennis herrera says the court sided with san francisco on every issue in the lawsuit the city filed over president trump's executive order on sanctuary cities, also that san francisco would not stand by and have the constitution turned on its head. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution, or choose to ignore it. this is why san francisco had to stand up on behalf of people everywhe everywhere. be they immigrants or native born. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by mayor ed lee. >> this is not just a victory for the cities, but it is in my opinion, it gives a little more calm to immigrant populations, they're living in shadows, some of them are not going to school or seein

san francisco. abc news reporter melanie woodrow is live with reaction, melanie? >> reporter: the city attorney and mayor say this is not only a victory for san francisco, but a victory for all sanctuary cities. in san francisco, approximately 1.2 billion to $2 billion of the city's $9 million budget was at stake. city attorney dennis herrera says the court sided with san francisco on every issue in the lawsuit the city filed over president trump's executive order on sanctuary cities, also that san francisco would not stand by and have the constitution turned on its head. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution, or choose to ignore it. this is why san francisco had to stand up on behalf of people everywhe everywhere. be they immigrants or native born. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by mayor ed lee. >> this is not just a victory for the cities, but it is in my opinion, it gives a little more calm to immigrant populations, they're living in shadows, some of them are not going to school or seein

san francisco city attornies are now looking into whether the -- now canceled commercial -- crossed a legal line. the concern is over the uniforms that the officers are wearing in the ad. they were reportedly inspired by s-f-p-d uniforms... even though pepsi never got permission to use them. t-m-z reports: pictures of the badge were featured in behind-the-scenes footage... here's a side-by- side look... the badge on the left is the one from the commercial.. and on the right: an authentic s- f-p-d badge. you can see... they look pretty similar. in a statement released yesterday, the san francisco city attorney's office says: "there is nothing san franciscan about pepsi's ham-handed attempt here to fatten its own bottom line." from rap... to rock... to folk music... coming up -- the acts with bay area ties... heading into the rock n roll hall of fame. imagine seeing this at the beach. this 10-foot long shark washed up on the california coast. we'll tell you where when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, history this weekend. last night at barclay's center in brooklyn.. three stars with bay are

punks kid he persuaded me to cut my hair the then he brought me with him when he was elected to san francisco city hall as the intern presentence discuss state university. >> that is an interesting question but going back to world war ii with the war in the pacific ending the armed forces word decommissioned and among them were the game in and lesbian women and then volunteered to fight for their country and in the word decommissioned in san francisco and then said i not going back to iowa. that was the beginning but many historians would trace that back to always have a reputation. but it was after world war two that it solidified. >> host: in your book "when we rise" you write by 1985 almost everyone i knew was dead or dying or caring for someone that was dying. >> guest: it was like a slow-motion avalanche with the report from the centers of disease control there's just a few short paragraphs about the young seemingly healthy gain in getting very sick with pneumonia and shortly after that a dermatologist at ucsf saw some of the irritations and some of them were my friends. walking back this ove

reporting, there are close to 100,000 customers without power, not just in downtown san francisco, but really the whole city, especially on the north side, of course, we'll be on this throughout the day bringing you the latest. for now, that is the latest live in downtown san francisco, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> now a traffic alert. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> as you'd imagine, this is causing headaches right now in san francisco. mass transit, the bart montgomery station is closed due to the power outage. that's the only closure because of that. th other trains are on time. they have a couple generator on site, have not established power yet, but i'll tweet that out as soon as we get that update. also impacting uni, there's motor coach service instead and service across multiple lines are affected. of course, expect delays. i want to zoom in on surface street levels, yeah, a lot of red as you'd imagine. we have a ton of stoplights out. this is a reminder, treat all of them as a four-way stop, and, boy, if you don't have to leave the house today, stay at home. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>>

cities like san francisco rehearse the future. we, in this room, are rehearsing the future every day we come to work. every day we are demonstrating to the world around us what is possible the city department who are switching to renewable diesel, where planning for sea level rise, working to get people out of their cars, who are designing neighborhoods to be livable walkable, safe. the 17 businesseswho are part of our business council on climate change, and they 247 businesses who have gone through our green business program and achieved all of the elements of the most gruesomely challenging checklist you can imagine so that they can be part of that inner circle of green those are just a few examples that we can point to because every face i see is an example of rehearsing the future is an example of taking action to protect this planets. because you all are willing to show up for the cause, because we all, in this room, understand that the life on this planet is sacred and it's our sacred responsibility to protect it. so they say

to show support for the warriors the city of san francisco will light up city hall, be the san franciscoational terminal and coit tower will also be lit. the game time on sunday is 12:30. >>> the city of san ramon celebrates its 150th anniversary. >>> plus, the 30-year journey of the bay area's own grateful dead. on the big screen in a new documentary. ♪[music] >> sunshine on this friday morning. good friday for many people as we head into the easter weekend. we talked a little minute ago that the easter bunny has not brought chocolate and candy to our house but veggies from his own garden. so you said you do -- your bunny brings hot wheels and things like that. not so much the candy. >> we don't do the candy. that's because the easter bunny understands that mom and dad don't want to deal with the