the first that keeps come thing up is city college in san francisco. and city college of san francisco has been a partner of ours in this process since 2015. over the last two years, we've been working together to basically find a developer for the site and select the developer. they knew what our plans were. they were instrumental in helping to get the request for qualifications developed and approved and the requests for proposals approved. we've been transparent with city college during this time. and i think that's a significant thing that's lost on the public that they did know about this project and it's important. i also want to point out that basically, there's been some confusion on notification to other parties about the potential for this underutilized property for them to buy it from us. and we have asked the city attorney with that and that you can proceed with approving the exclusive negotiating agreement. the other thing that's come up is parking. this property is used for parking for city college and other activities as well. they do som

and by all accounts, all of the city leaders here in san francisco stand by that sanctuary city policy. also of note, california just became a sanctuary state. so it looks like all of these jurisdictions are now in the crosshairs of the feds. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a killer caught in california is now awaiting extradition to hawaii. the escapee was on the run for 72 hours before his capture in stockton. law enforcement source telling kpix 5 that randall saito booked a roundtrip ticket to san jose after escaping a state mental hospital on hawaii on sunday. the man described as a violent psychopath used an alias to get on the plane, never took his return flight on monday. investigators caught him yesterday morning in stockton. a cab driver picked him up to go to reno and recognized him as the wanted escapee. >> when he was surrounded by the police, the guy said, they got me. >> i am deeply concerned that such a dangerous person was able to escape from the hawaii state hospital and remain undetected for such a long period of time. >> saito has relatives in stockt

san francisco. ending a sister city relationship that lasted sixty years. he point of contention is that san francisco gave city property status to a statue commemorating women forced to work as sex slaves for japanese troops during world war two. they were known as 'comfort women.' but the japanese government denies forcing them into sex slavery and says japan is being wrongly blamed. the mayor of osaka says making the statue san francisco city property destroyed the trust between the two cities. the statue was put up by california's korean, chinese and filipino communities. ( marty ) hundreds of people jammed san francisco's union square for some holiday shopping. this year, black friday was very busy for traditional brick and mortar stores like macy's. since the economy is doing well and unemployment is at its lowest in 17 years...stores found shoppers taking advantage of their black friday deals. some shoppers we spoke to say they like the excitement of getting into the store early and are selective of what they buy in stores. despite that, they say they

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san francisco's police chief. the thanksgiving meal that brought city leaders together.ere is the fire chief too. >>> and kindness rewarded. a homeless man spends all the money he has to help a stranded woman. how that selfless act has you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> new york city police say tomorrow will be their strongest show of force ever to protect more than three million people at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. parade organizers inflated giant balloons today before they'll float above manhattan tomorrow. officials blocked streets with garbage trucks carrying tons of sand to stop potential vehicle attacks. the parade comes less than a month after eight people died in a suspected terror attack using a pickup truck. >>> tonight 2800 pounds of turkey along with 4,000 pumpkin pies are ready to be served to those without a place to call home this thanksgiving. abc 7 news was at st. anthony's foundation in san francisco as police chief william scott, f

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. >> neighborhoods in san francisco are as diverse and fascinating as the people who inhabit them. today we're in the sunset, where we'll join supervisor tang for the inspiration of this show, where we explore san francisco, one neighborhood at a time. hi i'm katy tang the district 4 supervisor in san francisco, which is comprise of sunset and parkside neighborhoods. i think what makes district 4 unique is that we have so many different cultures here. we have so many different generations of people. different experiences and that makes it a vibrant neighborhood. for example, which you go down urban street you can do to a japanese restaurant, chinese restaurant, american restaurant, and the cultural diversity is just what makes it so amazing my name is ching le, and i'm the owner of the kingdom of bounty. 17th san francisco, 94116.

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. >> good morning, everyone. i am elaine 23 orbes and i am the executive director of the port and it's good to see everyone here today. this is a very important moment for the port of san francisco, for the city, for the dogpatch neighborhood and for the future of our city, and this moment really started a long time ago. 20 years ago, port staff began a master planning process, and i see some of the folks that started that process in the room today. when i first sat up here seven years ago, i thought interesting place, very beautiful. lot of different maintenance. how in the world will we get this rehabilitated for the public? how will we protect the balance sheet from the deferred maintenance, but we had some people in this room where people saw beauty where others say decay, and that was very important to this place. we have the

every single occasion when there has been an issue in the city and county of san francisco related to our community, 3rd baptist is at the front lines, trying to make sure we speak truth to power and we change the city for the better, and so it is only fitting that we come here today in city hall, and we celebrate our community, our accomplishments, and all that we have done to make san francisco a better place, but more importantly, we leave a lasting legacy with the changes in san francisco making 3rd baptist church a landmark location, make sure that the next generation of young people, and the next generation know that we are still here, we have left a lasting impression. we have built this city, and we are not going anywhere. and so -- so with that, i'd like to turn it over to our mayor to speak a few words, and then, we'll get to a few other comments from some of the amazing members of 3rd baptist church. ladies and gentlemen, welcome mayor ed lee. >> president london breed, you have already said and expressed a lot of my feelings about this legislation today, but let me welcome

san francisco's police chief. the thanksgiving meal that brought city leaders together.here is the fire chief too. >>> and kindness rewarded. a homeless man spends all the money he has to help a stranded woman. how that selfless act h >>> new york city police say tomorrow will be their strongest show of force ever to protect more than three million people at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. parade organizers inflated giant balloons today before they'll float above manhattan tomorrow. officials blocked streets with garbage trucks carrying tons of sand to stop potential vehicle attacks. the parade comes less than a month after eight people died in a suspected terror attack using a pickup truck. >>> tonight 2800 pounds of turkey along with 4,000 pumpkin pies are ready to be served to those without a place to call home this thanksgiving. abc 7 news was at st. anthony's foundation in san francisco as police chief william scott, fire chief joanne hayes white, mayor ed lee and volunteers carved up the birds. st. anthonys is prepared to serve 3,000 people tomorrow. mayor lee

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san francisco. it's such a shame on san francisco that the city displaced a monument which is actually a lie and just a vessel for propaganda. i hope san francisco will be filled with freedom, love, hope, courage, and justice from god. and i have -- over here -- >> sfgtv, please. >> human rights activist, freedom fighter, nobel peace prize laureate, yet his name doesn't appear in searches in his own country, china. in 2010, when he was in jail in china, he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his long and violent struggle for fundamental human rights in china. he was representative of our fami family -- represented in our family in 2010 by an empty chair. he repeatedly said i dedicated this prize to the lost souls of june 4th in reference to the victims of the tienanmen square massacre. hatred can ruin a person's conscience. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> since i was born and raised in japan and living in this country right now, and looking at this situation where many of the -- being built, based on the fiction, so i just hope that all you decide something very important that som

so, phillip, on behalf of the city of san francisco, the mayor and i -- i took the mayor's proclamation and decided to put my name on there. oh, wait. too soon? too soon? okay. and the city and county of san francisco, i just want to commend you and thank you so much for your support and love for booker t. washington community center. thank you. >> yeah. [ applause ] and last, but certainly not least, if i get another phone call from this woman and every time the call would be always about the children, always about booker testimony, always what she needed to take care of this community. you know what, pat? people doubted you. i don't know where they went. they doubted that you would get this project done. you went. you shook money off of trees. you contacted everybody under the sun. you made magic happen over the years to get this thing done. and, pat, we love you. we appreciate you. we thank you. >> whew! [ applause ] [ applause ] now, pat said, as soon as i'm done with this, i'm going to retire. you know what, pat? there is still work to be done. pat has done an amazing job of creati

the city of osaka says that it's now cutting ties with san francisco after a sister city relationshipthat lasted sixty years. the point of contention -- san francisco gave city property status to a statue commemorating women forced to work as sex slaves for japanese troops during world war two. they were known as 'comfort women.' but the japanese government denies forcing them into sex slavery....and says japanis being wrongly blamed. the mayor of osaka says making the statue san francisco city property destroyed the trust between the two cities. the statue was put up by california's korean, chinese and filipino communities. lawrence karnow: it was another very mild day around the bay area with highs soaring into the 70s in the warmest locations. the clouds are starting to move in again and it will become mostly cloudy tonight but most of the rain should stay to our north for now. a few showers are showing up to our north on doppler radar. on the satellite image you can see a couple of storms off the coast. one to the south and one to the north. they will combine over the next 24 hour

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. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know h

san francisco pier in july of 2013. the shooting sparked a debate about the city of san francisco and santhuary policy. leer this week.rmanent block that seeks to withdraw federal funding on sanctuary 73s. here is words in response. >> there is a way to solve the problem, if you say congress is not given the president proper authorizations and you have to have it by december 8th. the funding bill will pass and solve the problem and give the president the authority. joining us is immigration attorney franciso hernandez. and fox news contractor. starting with you. in alabama, judge moore, when he was not cooperating with the federal government with regards to enforcing gay marriage law, he was shut down immediately. why is it okay for san francisco officials to not cooperate with federal immigration law? >> it is a different subject. in san francisco it is a money issue. who will pay for people who are incarcerated to honor the federal ice holds. >> it is in financial with marriage license. that's what the beef was. >> no, that had to do with the equal clause. >> jesse: there is still a financial component. >> tell me w

it's now cutting ties with san francisco after a sister city relationshipthat lasted sixty years. int of contention -- san francisco gave city property status to a statue commemorating women forced to work as sex slaves for japanese troops during world war two. they were known as 'comfort women.' but the japanese government denies forcing them into sex slavery....and says japanis being wrongly blamed. the mayor of osaka says making the statue san francisco city property destroyed the trust between the two cities. the statue was put up by california's korean, chinese and filipino communities. (catherine) hundreds of teachers and students who lost property in last month's wildfires will be gettingnew laptop computers. sonoma county says roughly 150 teachers and 13-hundred students lost their homes.. some schools - including cardinal newman high - were also damaged or destroyed. now - about 300 computers are being donated - many from google. the sonoma county office of education teamed up with the volunteer center of sonoma county to make it happen. more computers are expected...since

san francisco had $2 billion at stake. san francisco also sued the city attorney has released a statement that reads in part, president trump might be able to tweet whatever comes to mind, but he can't grant himself new authority because he feels like it. san jose immigration material merle kahn applauds the decision. >> i the courts are doing what they need to do. the system is working. >> reporter: the district court exceed its authority and is preparing to fight the, quote, setback. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc news. >>> the department of homeland security announced today it will end a policy that allowed 60,000 haitians affected by the 2010 earthquake to live in the u.s. the dhs said the program was never meant to be permanent. those affected will have 18 months to return home or apply for permanent residency. >>> well, do you or someone you know have a 2017 chrysler pacifica minivan? if you do, a consumer group is demanding a recall. dozens of owners, including a bay area man have complained that their vehicle stalled, sometimes in the middle of

and county of san francisco for a set of exercises to participate in this grant. i do urge that no city and county of san francisco shall extend any expo or vendor shows that include military or automatic grade weapons, but iible thati believe that's redundant. i've had comfortable conversations with our own sheriff, and she and i have not seen eye to eye on every single item, but she's shared with me her perspective and that there is very little, little to none of san francisco personnel participating in the exposition. now, the exposition, i understand, is a significant revenue generator. that's what brings the money in that allows us to move forward with these exercises, so it's kind of like a catch 22. can we exclude the vendors but still hold the exercise? i don't know. i've posed that to someone from the controller or someone from the mayor's budget office so we can somehow extricate ourselves and have a true exercise that is void of commercial influences. it is concerning when you have an assault rifle weapon being raffled off, and i assume that is to entice people to buy tickets

san francisco, as well. daly city calmed down. south san francisco not easing up there. sunset district in the green so at least it's just about .10" of rain per hour. let's look at what's going on across the south bay. los gatos, san jose, it's a lot calmer for san jose. intense for los gatos at this hour, morgan hill also calmer. but a lot of the system is going to move towards the south bay where it's expected to pick up later on this morning. about noon things should calm down. here's the wider view. you can see areas of orange to the east. but there's more off the coast that's coming through. you can see this coming off the moisture with the atmospheric river sending more moisture towards us. eventually this will be pushing south. that's why santa cruz mountains expected to get a lot of rain from this system here today. rain totals so far: the numbers will go up. the snow is at the higher coming down this area of white we're seeing more and more of it. that is under a winter storm warning at this hour because four feet of snow are expected above the higher elevation

san francisco had $2 billion at stake. san francisco also sued the city attorney has released a statement that reads in part, president trump might be able to tweet whatever comes to mind, but he can't grant himself new authority because he feels like it. san jose immigration material merle kahn applauds the decision. >> i the courts are doing what they need to do. the system is working. >> reporter: the district court exceed its authority and is preparing to fight the, quote, setback. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc news. >>> the department of homeland security announced today it will end a policy that allowed 60,000 haitians affected by the 2010 earthquake to live in the u.s. the dhs said the program was never meant to be permanent. those affected will have 18 months to return home or apply for permanent residency. >>> well, do you or someone you know have a 2017 chrysler pacifica minivan? if you do, a consumer group is demanding a recall. dozens of owners, including a bay area man have complained that their vehicle stalled, sometimes in the middle of

anthony's in san francisco, city team ministries in san jose, along with the bay area rescue missionn richmond. the main drop off locations for one warm coat in the san jose, santon a row, emoryville and walnut creek on ice. you can donate a coat at big o tire stores. >>> a diver survived what's believed to be a shark attack near the still water cove area of pebble beach on friday afternoon. he suffered what is being called significant bite to his leg. the man was spear fishing apparently several hundred yards offshore and was under water when the shark attacked. he was able to get back into his boat and return to the shore. another boater witnessed what happened and described it. >> we were fishing like normal and saw this red zodiak boat come in. we were thought maybe they were having motor trouble and all the sudden, the safety people came out and said you have to get out of the water, there's great white. we got out. didn't want to mess with that. the wet suit was pretty shredded. there was a lot of blood. it didn't look good. >> the victim was bitten in his leg. he was taken to

san francisco. i wanted to support the city-wide policy in san francisco. i want think we should approach this as a whole city. i'd like to put my support behind the 600 square foot distance, i think that is a large distance. i think it's an easily supportable distance. i want to talk a little bit about myself. we've been talking about access. i've heard a lot about the mcds and access to patient. what about the access to the mcds for their product and the cultivators. i'm a small nonconforming cultivator. although i take the leap and hope to make the transition in deregulated future. i am like a thousand people in san francisco. we provide medicine for hundreds if not thousands of patients a month, individually. if that pathway is difficult enough that it's not able to be met by people like me, we are going to see a drastic shortage ever of is medicine and that will turn the city back into a black market for marijuana. i wanted you to take that into consideration and i look forward to the future. >> thank you. -- thank you sir. >> thank you for taking our c

san francisco should be a city of investors and repealing costa-hawkins will help us move towards that vision again. thank you. >> i'm vanessa wagner. i have lived in san francisco eight years and i live in a building owned by veritas investment and i support the resolution. we have been the subject to lack of ventilation, pesticides, rodents, the list goes on. we demand stronger protections for the rent-control tenants for sure and i would like to repeal costa-hawkins. thank you. >> my name is amina and i'm here speaking on behalf of all the t tenants facing issues which she spoke about. also, for our elderly facing rent increases because of costa-hawkins that are sometimes 300% beyond what they can afford. i would ask for to you kindly protect our children and our elderly and this is a moral issue and if you're not low or medium income the dollars only stretch so far to please repeal costa-hawkins. thank you. >> hi. my name is kate lase. supervisor, i want to thank you for your passion. i feel there's somebody here who gets it. i lost my home. it wasn't a house, it was my home. i los

look at san francisco as the city wakes up. here still going to see a lot of showers in the forecast. when will they end? and we'll talk about that sierra snow coming up just a is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of "wow". denial. - is this price right? - acceptance. and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three "o's". ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - stop in this week and save an extra 20% off all wines in stock. >>> welcome back. it's 7:15 on your saturday morning. a live look outside at san francisco from san bruno mountain. vianey arana will be along in just a couple minutes with your microclimate forecast. off and on showers throughout the day today. >>> mounting claims of inappropriate sexual behavior against actor kevin spacey and now a bombshell for fans of the show "house of cards." los gatos-based netflix has officially severed ties. it had already decided to end "house of cards" but now netflix is halting any more production of the hit show. eight "house of cards" c

you can see behind me the big christmas trees putting to as the city gets ready for the holiday season. as stephen noted san francisco police stress their city is safe. in fact san francisco police told me a short while ago there are no nobody threats to san francisco at this time. i spoke with some touristing visiting san francisco. most say they will be vigilant and few are changing plans. >> no. we are going out for halloween and see what you have to offer in this city. and just enjoy being in san francisco. >> you're not concerned at all. >> no. >> no, no, not a problem. an attack can happen everywhere. so we are not afraid at all. >> you are no doing anything to protect yourself. >> no, no. >> now san francisco issued a tweet just a short while ago reminding residents to be mindful of the surroundings. those of you who are using public transportation tonight, b.a.r.t. says they have no threats to their system and do not plan to change any of the operations. those of hue will be on muni be aware there will be extra patrols but that's planned because tonight is halloween. reporting live in san francisco, anser has

. >>> san francisco city leaders deciding where they stand on recreational pot. crowds gathered, holding signs reading cannabis equality first. they hope the board of supervisors will pass an ordinance tonight, so that dispensaries can get into the recreational market in january. >> there's been a lot of up and downs over the past couple of months inside of city hall, around passing this ordinance. we are very hopeful that we get all of the primary components that we've been looking for. >> if the board votes on a famework this afternoon, businesses will not be able to sell recreational pot on january 1, when it becomes legal statewide, instead, they will be delayed by at least 2 to 3 days. >>> a holiday vibe in san francisco's union square is competing with a problem that's gone from bad to worse. a business owner telling us, the homeless situation is out of control. kpix 5 reporter, sue steinle is in union square, with a story that includes video that is tough to watch. >> reporter: well, liz, this salon owner we talked to says he's worked in union square for 3

san francisco. rounding out the top five most costly cities san diego, los angeles, and new york and by the way the national average salary needed to buy a home, 5 5,000 dollars. >>> the credit committee is going offer licenses of those who aren't paying their student loans. government agencies can take professional licenses issued by states people who stop making payments on their student loans. firefighters, nurses, teachers, lawyers, barbers, real estate brokers, have all had their licenses suspended or revoked. critics say it doesn't make sense to take away a person's ability to work as a way to get them to pay off their loans. >>> after an 11 year delay big take bobbingo companies will be forced to run anti smoking ads this weekend. the judge ruled more than ten years ago that tobacco companies misled the public about the dangers of cigarettes. it called for mandatory ads. however the tobacco industry fought the details. the government wanted companies to say they lied about smoking risks. a court ruled the ads could be factual and forward looking. they will start on sunday. >>> later today th

the relationship exemption. >>> a federal judge in san francisco blocked president trump's executive order to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco, oakland and san jose. the federal judge said the president's order was unconstitutional on its face. and that the president cannot set new conditions on funding that congress has already approved. san francisco and santa clara counties while the lawsuits. the white house appealed to the ninth circuit court in san francisco. >>> dave cortez, the president of the santa clara county board of supervisors said "this is a historic victory protecting residents of the county. and jurisdictions across the county from president trump's unconstitutional abuse of power." >> san francisco city attorneys said "this is a victory for the american people and the rule of law. this executive order was unconstitutional before the ink on it was even dry." >> both counties sued claiming more than $2 billion in federal funding was at stake. >> those are some of your morning headlines. back to you. >>> thank you. bay area native and warriors contributor -- here is the author of the book "

the judge's ruling affects lawsuits brought by two california counties, san francisco and santa clara. san francisco's cityttorney calling the decision a victory for the american people and the rule of law. the department of justice blasting the ruling, accusing the court of exceeding its authority and promising to take action. >>> the white house won't come right out and say it wants roy moore to be the next senator from alabama, but two top officials making it pretty clear that if it means having moore's vote for the tax bill and other trump agenda items, they'll take him. press secretary sarah sanders says the president is leaving it up to alabama voters to sort through the sexual allegations moore faces, but she admitted the republican "r" next to moore's name is a factor. >> obviously, the president wants people both in the house and the senate that support his agenda. >> that remark came after spokeswoman kellyanne conway made it clear the white house does not want to lose a seat to the democrats, no matter what. >> doug jones in alabama, folks, don't be fooled. he'll be a vote against tax cuts. he's

. >>> advocates for walkable cities took to the streets of san francisco this afternoon to honor pedestrians who have been killed or injured by cars. abc7 news was in the mission district as members of the bay area chapter of the families for safe streets organization marched to san francisco city hall. the event coincides with a worldwide event to call for safer streets for those traveling on foot or the bicycle. >> it was a hit-and-run. and he left and he didn't really get anything additional, because he left the scene. he left with her on the side of the road, and that really is what bothers me more than anything else. >> walkers today urged state lawmakers to approve legislation that would legalize enforcement cameras to be installed in the city. they say it would slow down traffic and save lives. >>> today marks a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. want to take a live look at sfo on ma is considered to be the bus yis travel day of the year. the bus yis day was on friday. but plenty of people hided through. mosh than 9,000 been delayed because of gusty winds. and a tornado damaged bu

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. >> good morning, and welcome to the government audit and oversight committee for november 15th. my name is jane kim, i'll be chairing today's committee. joined by aaron peskin and joined when i president london breed shortly. mr. clerk, any

san francisco's goal called vision zero. zero pedestrian deaths or injuries. and they are saying that that policy is right now at odds with the city'sther policy trying to expedite some of these construction projects. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a benefit concert will be held this evening to raise money for people affected by the wine country wildfires. the band together bay area benefit concert is set to begin at at&t park in san francisco at 5:45. ♪[ music ] metallica will perform. everyone did the air guitar! >> someone was rocking out over here. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> a little metallica to start the morning. >>> well, we have a lot of slowdowns and we are dealing with problems due to showers. this is a problem spot for drivers along southbound 101. there was a deadly crash there just last night and we're tracking this crash. this is two lanes blocked traffic backed up beyond lucas valley road at this point. give yourself extra time. you can see our travel times starting to climb into the yellow 16 minutes as you make your way through novato down towards san rafael. so emergency crews are on the scene. here

racism and verbal abuse at the san francisco city >>> troubling new allegations of racism and verbal abuse at the san francisco city fire academy. our investigative unit first told you about prior claims of hazing last summer. >> now eight new african-american cadets say it's still going on. investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken has the story you'll only see tonight on nbc bay area. >> reporter: this 18-page letter penned this week by eight african-american cadets at the san francisco fire academy claims, quote, retaliatory, demeaning, punishing and racist, sexist behavior by some of the training staff. the rookies say they were particularly offended when one trainer incorporated an "n" word reference into a class exercise on cultural competency. >> we told some horrific stories of rude indecent, d -- >> that's battalion chief kevin smith, president of the black firefighters' union. another union firefighter captain sherman tillman also expressed dismay at the cadets' claims. >> if you take that whole letter, i think it's 18 pages, if one page of that is true we have a problem. we

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. >>> advocates for walkable cities took to the streets of san francisco this afternoon to honor pedestrians who have been killed or injured by cars. abc7 news was in the mission district as members of the bay area chapter of the families for safe streets organization marched to san francisco city hall. the event coincides with a worldwide event to call for safer streets for those traveling on foot or the bicycle. >> it was a hit-and-run. and he left and he didn't really get anything additional, because he left the scene. he left with her on the side of the road, and that really is what bothers me more than anything else. >> walkers today urged state lawmakers to approve legislation that would legalize enforcement cameras to be installed in the city. they say it would slow down traffic and save lives. >>> today marks a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. want to take a live look at sfo on ma is considered to be the bus yis travel day of the year. the bus yis day was on friday. but plenty of people hided through. mosh than 9,000 flights have been delayed because of gusty winds. and a torna

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>> the judge's ruling affects lawsuits brought by two california counties, san francisco and santa clara. san francisco's city attorney calling the decision a victory for the american people and the rule of law. the department of justice blasting the ruling, accusing the court of exceeding its authority and promising to take action. let's discuss this with cnn political analyst julian zelizer, historian and professor at princeton university. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning to you, sir. the haiti situation's a difficult one. nearly 60,000 will be sent back by 2019, but they had temporary status. at some point, they had to go back home. >> that's true, but what becomes difficult under the trump presidency is to understand whether this program should end, which many critics of the president say this is not the time to end it, or whether this is part of an ongoing war against immigration. >> but will it ever be time to end their temporary status? >> well, there is time to end the temporary status. it's not clear that it's now. and this fits in a broader pattern of the administration to go after

(steve) tonight san francisco is losing its sister city...the city of osaka announced it is cutting tieswith san francisco after sixty years. this comes after san francisco gave city property status...to a statue commemorating woman who worked as sex slaves for japanese troops during world war two. the japanese government denies forcing women into this and that the statue wrongly blames them.the mayor of osaka says making the statue san francisco city property destroyed trust between the two cities. the statue was put up by california's korean, chinese and filipino communities. (vicki) developing tonight..the u-n security council is condemning the deadly attack on a mosque in egypt.... at least 235 people were killed when terrorists set off explosives and opened fire..while no one has claimed responsibility.... reporter natash chen tells us why this has all the hallmarks of an isis attack.. we do want to warn -- some of the video is graphic. nats: siren soundswitnesses say a deadly attack on an egyptian mosque started with an improvised explosive device going off.mosque worshipers then c

san mateo bridge just jumped into the yellow just under 20 minutes out of hayward to foster city. back to you. >>> new this morning, a san francisco city policy aimed at saving money may be slowing down some pedestrian safety projects. anne makovec is live on van ness to explain. >> reporter: >>> reporter: yeah. there's concerns that city policies may be working against each other one to make construction projects less painful juxtaposed at another aimed with saving lives. this is one example. and you can see in the meantime we have a crosswalk here right by this construction zone. the van ness bus rapid transit project was supposed to be finished in 2019. now it looks like it will be finished at least 2020, maybe 2021. that is because there's a lot of interagency work being done. it is city policy right now to try to do everything at once when you're ripping a road. that's exactly what they are doing here as they move lanes and improve the sidewalks. they are redoing the underground sewer and water systems at the same time. pedestrian safety advocates say that's delaying the improvements that would make the street safer for walke

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san francisco history. he is accused of killing five at a home near san francisco's city college in 2012. prosecutors say that dna and blood evidence have tied him to the fatal beating, stabbing and choking of five the account haves. they say he had a gam manying problem and that he murdered the family in order to steal money from their home to clear a debt. the defense attorneys argue the evidence against their client is largely circumstantial. >>> a police officer is now out of a job and the city suspended its program for teenagers interested in law enforcement careers. henry lee reports that it follows allegations that the officer had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old cadet in the program. >> reporter: a police officer is out of a job and is now ickiest over allegations he had sex with a 17-year-old. the alleged victim was a police explorer, a teen interested in law enforcement. the officer was an advisor to the group. at first the girl and the 26- year-old started chatting over the phone and on social media. according to his attorney the two then engaged in a sexual rest room w

coming up next, the controversy over those sales comes to the steps of san francisco city hall.hope to do to make sure this new industry can flourish. >> we are tracking the raindrops. they are falling in the north bay soon to be falling here. might impact that morning commute. we'll see you back here. see you back here. >>> a coalition of state lawmakers democratic leaders and city leaders all gathered on the front steps of san francisco city hall demanding commonsense marijuana laws. christien kafton has more on what they are calling for. >>> reporter: the sale of recreational marijuana is legal next year and politics who support the industry say san francisco is placing too many roadblocks in the way to allow the cannabis industry to flourish. >> if they don't do that i think we have to be prepared to go to the bald so the voters of san franciscan do what this bill at least until now has failed to do. >> reporter: organizers say opponents are using fear and prejudice to overly restrict legislation, not allowing cannabis businesses to operate within 1,000 feet of schools or ch