and an out of control driver slammed into parked cars near san francisco's city hall. new video from the scene after the break. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> welcome back. a robbery suspect who tried to get away from police is now in the hospital after crashing a getaway car during a police chase. police say the driver sped away when an officer tried pulling the car over, then the car crashed into a parked car near san francisco's city hall. the driver custody then taken away in that ambulance. no one else was hurt. >>> a former google engineer charged with stealing trade secrets claims he's innocent. prosecutors say corey lewandowski stole documents and quit and formed his own self- driving car company. he's due back before a ju

director of the chinese historical society of america, and a longtime mover and shaker at san francisco city hall. also with us is grant din, a nonprofit consultant and genealogist who actually attended along with sue the recent 150th anniversary celebration in utah. welcome to the show. sue lee: thank you. grant din: thanks for having us. robert: well, first i got to hear about what happened in utah. how was it there? sue: utah was fantastic. you have to remember that 50 years ago, we were unsuccessful in getting chinese recognized. so, this 150th, we were--we were determined to get a chinese speaker on the podium at promontory summit. we did, connie young yu spoke. and the celebration itself was really inclusive. there were performances, there were reenactments, it was fantastic to be there. robert: couldn't have asked for a better speaker there to speak on that than connie, huh? sue: absolutely. robert: grant, what was your impression about that? and what it quite encouraging given what had happened at the 0th anniversary? grant: it was. as sue mentioned, there were performing groups. there wa

. >>> dancing and music filled san francisco's city hall for latino heritage celebration, theme roots of resistance. ceremony by the mayor's office, during the festivities, julian castro took to the stage. >> all of us here today know the destiny of the country is intertwined like never before with destiny of the latino community. >>> jeff ranieri, news? if you're sick of the heat, good news, if you're not, coming anyway? >> yes, some of you have been enjoying the hot weather but going to start to fade next couple of days and eventually feeling like fall outside. microclimate forecast. i know we all felt it today, this is a look at some of the records. 105 in santa rosa, concord 99, san jose 99. and drier offshore wind that had the fire danger up brought san francisco up to 94. tomorrow, no way it's going to be that hot. developing system to the north, approaching tomorrow to drop temperatures and then moves over the bay area and going to have dramatic changes. tomorrow morning's forecast, begin to see things cooling off. start off not as warm. 73 in the tri-valley, mostly sunny skies

. >>> a latin american dancing filled san francisco's city hall. this year's latino heritage celebration is in the history books following last night's big party. the theme was roots of resistance. the ceremony was put on by the mayor's office. julian castro took the stage. at the ceremony three honorees from the latino community were also recognized. he seems like a nice guy. maybe he's st the weather, something to smile about because the heat -- >> we're past the heat. no more fire danger, no more record temperatures. we're going to enjoy our coast into the week. a live look outside in san francisco. a clear start to the day. we make our way inland. you're heading out the door in brentwood, how your morning will shape up. you'll be at 70 degrees in the next hour and before we start to heat it back up, 81 degrees at 11:00. let's go hour by hour taking a look at all of our micro climates, in the mid-60s to start. at lunch time we're at 81 degrees. concord at 83 degrees. 77 in napa. san francisco low 70s today. it's going to cool off quickly. by the

marchers will head for san francisco city hall and then protest at the immigration office is this afternoon at 3:00, before marching back to the bus station . >>> presidential candidate marianne williamson will spend the day in the bay area campaigning. she will be in san francisco this afternoon. she was here last month where her campaign speech focused on creating what she calls a moral a comity . compassionate capitalism. as of right now she has not qualified to take part in next month's democratic presidential debate in ohio. >>> another presidential candidate, beto o'rourke is heading to the bay area to campaign and raise money. he will be in a private home in san l salmo. tickets will range from $250- $2800. there's no word yet whether he will make other appearances . >>> president trump is scheduled to hit the bay area tomorrow with the fundraiser. the only information that has been released so far is the president will appear at a luncheon with tickets ranging from $1000-$100,000. president trump's last visit was three years ago for a rally in san jose. the event led to several clas

current governor gavin newsom, who is in the restaurant business and is a former colleague in san francisco city hall, would have signed it. but it never made it to his desk. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thanks very much. let's take a look at weather right now. a live look at emeryville. it's been holt the last few days. a few changes are in store. not just a cool off. way more that. rob the return of the on shore breeze will cool off our temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. some of that cooler air now just finally reaching concord into livermore. but wind will be the story tomorrow. you see inland fairfield, close to 25 miles per hour. it will be a windy and cooler finish around the bay area as we'll see winds from 15 to 35 miles per hour. and all that wind in the sierra will have a red-flag warning to wrap up the weekend. and then the final item here, rain chances. as you can see we have our storm ranger mobile doppler radar not scanning much for the moment. but by this time tomorrow night an early season storm dropping out of the gulf of ala

joined that march down to city hall and it will end here tonight at 6:00 with yet another rally for immigrants' rights. amore than a thousand made up their way to the san francisco city hall with one message. >> we are fighting to ensure the kid will be freed. we are demanding to stop family separation close the came pts and free the children now. >> reporter: to close the camps on u.s. boarder with mexico, where migrants from central america are being held. >> the conditions there i mean people are not being fed. they are being denied water, basic hygiene, health care and people are dying and children and adults. and we think migration is not a crime. it shouldn't be punished. >> this is atrocious and absolutely horrible what they are doing to separate families. >> reporter: the next stop was the offices of senator diane feinstein and speaker of the house nancy pelosi. to deliver the same message. the protesters couldn't make it past the front door. >> my grandparents were killed in concentration camps, and i don't want to see concentration camps in this country ever. >> reporter: the message is an easy one to spread in san francisco and the bay area, organizer

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meeting up at san francisco city hall. things to do: attend a meeting. we will serve food and drink to all attendees. if you are able to come, reply with a thumbs up. these tactics of artificially paying for support are not only deplorable but deceiving the m.t.a. and the public. >> chairman, can we switch to the video just briefly. >> you can play it, but it counts towards your time. >> are you playing that video? >> y [video] >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is stella chan. we've been in chinatown, the wonderful famous chinatown, for 51 years. tourists from all over the world want to come to our chinatown. it's famous. all you have to say is make it sweet and simple, chinatown. they'll find their way here. rose pak? are you talking about a rose garden? a park? what's rose pak? that doesn't say a thing. it's got to say chinatown. that says it all. keep it sweet and simple. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name's shen' zhen. naming the station is a serious matter. rose pak is such a controversial figure

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and then the ambition for the great walk to city hall is that it would be a timeline of history, and activism in san francisco. a lot of richness and visual texture and an interpretive element that would take you up to city hall. >> okay. >> can i ask a quick question about that? so in this process, i hope that we have an opportunity to comment on the actual final solution of the paving at that intersection. >> yeah,. this is a vision plan. >> exactly. >> we will see you in five years [laughter]. >> and then the last thing i had was -- and i don't see any staff here accept nick, when the alterations to the fountain are explored in more detail, will that come before us? >> yes, everything will come back before you for approval once we have the environmental review document and we start to move forward with adopting the plan. we will probably adopted as an amendment to the general plan and the civic centre area plan, but also when we have actual capital projects that come out of this. >> great. >> i just had a quick question, and they understand this is just a vision thing, but i was wondering why the angle on

san francisco public shannon: a group of fourth-graders chanting they hate donald trump during an immigration protest. the children taken out of school by parents join hundreds of others in marching in san francisco city hall the trump administration's immigration policy. behind-the-scenes look at how immigration officials track down illegal immigrants and wanted criminals in california's largest sanctuary county. >> come to the door please. >> on august 9th, he was released. >> the release of committal illegal immigrants were made a problem for ice singers hard and dangerous in places like essentialist county. >> he is a danger to the community, just honored the detainer. we would pick them up and wouldn't be here now. >> reporter: a sentiment by the acting ice director. and jurisdictions refused to cooperate with ice. >> reporter: democrats who called to abolish ice disagree. >> the jurisdictions that have instituted sanctuary policies are safer than those that haven't. >> reporter: ice says it issued 10,000 detainers in la county, 5% are honored. >> people inside this house, this individual, speaks to the difficulties ice has. ice eventually made an arrest on our ride along. >> 17 contacts with local la

many covering stories at san francisco city hall, the hall of justice and police headquarters. he was on a first-name basis with mayors, police chiefs and community leaders in san francisco but he treated everyone equally with grace and respect regardless of their status. he leaves behind a son and daughter and we will will all miss him very, very much. alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. don't miss the xfinity best deal of the year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get amazing tv and internet during our best deal of the year! with huge savings of $600 over two years. plus a speed upgrade to 400 megs, free for 2 years. and ask about even more savings with xfinity mobile. click, call, or visit a store today. who knows a hobby can thalso be an investment.ht. we do it right too, with a lifetime warranty on craftsman. so, you can count on passing it down. >>> welco

happening today, a san francisco group wants muny service that is faster and more efficient to kick off transit week. ktvu is right outside san francisco city hallwhether the rally is planned in just a couple of hours. good morning, alyssa. >> good morning. well, starting at 8:15. if final stop will be here in city hall for that rally. ly plan to discuss be mu in actionery, what they would like to see moving forward. they would like to make muny accessible in 30 minutes or less all of the time. the push for the start is back in january. the initiative is called the 30 by 30 rapid rider network campaign. members say they are frustrated with wait times and delays. eric marr will join the group and host a kick-off rally and will call for better service to connect the city so riders can get where they need to go on time. >>> 6:15 is the time. we'll be keeping an eye on south of the commute. we're going to start off with interstate 880 in hayward as they are completing an injury accident. industrial has already caused a back-up here beginning just after 2:38. if you are getting on in union city, this might actually help you because people are held up

announcement is that all san francisco heisel juniors and seniors are invited to attend the 20th annual historically black colleges affair like monday september 9th at the san francisco city hall. this is a great opportunity for students to speak with recruiters from over 30 historically black colleges and universities. students can receive on the spot admissions for colleges and scallops -- scholarships for colleges. you should bring your current transcripts and your s.a.t. test scores if you have them available. our district is hosting this event in partnership with the san francisco alliance of black school educators, the mayor's opportunities for all program, black to the future, and the human rights commission. i hope to see you all there. finally, all san francisco unified schools and offices will be closed for labor day on monday, september 2nd, and we will see everyone back on september 3rd. one final announcement, this evening, we are going to welcome our new student commissioners, and i like to call forward to the chief chief to introduce them to us. >> good evening. each year we go through a very challenging process of selecting two students to serve on the board of

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and now for a quick check out your 4 zone forecast let's take a live look outside downtown san francisco city hall lit up and we are noticing a stronger sea breeze and a thicker marine layer out there this evening cooling down temperatures not just along the coast in the double digits, but also along the bay and a few degrees of calling for most of our interior valleys as well so temperatures out there right now wid way inland with the exception of concord an antioch in the tribe valleys still tracking a very warm but pleasant air mass out there right now in the mid 70's and wake-up planner forecast is going to show a cloudy start for the 2nd half of your weekend. better clearing by the afternoon and we are going to notice some gusty winds from time to time later checked afternoon and early evening hours at around 30 miles per hour or less. but finally some much needed relief for interior valleys, 10 to 15 degrees of cooling tomorrow so very dry calm conditions out there right now. but there is a storm out there in the pacific northwest that is going to bring us some rain to start out our work wee

he spent 38 years here at abc 7, many of them covering stories at san francisco city hall, the hall of and police headquarters. he was on a first-name basis with mayors, police chiefs and community leaders in san francisco. loren treated everyone with equal grace and respect regardless of status. he knew the bay area like the back of his hand. it was a true honor to work with he leaves behind a son and a daughter. we will all miss him very, very much. we'll be right back. find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you find? at aetna, we find that inspiring.ot game. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. that's why aetna takes a total approach to health and wellness. with medicare solutions designed to help you age actively. aetna medicare solutions. >>> welcome back. check out this beautiful shot from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. it's about 61 degrees. the calendar says it's the unofficial ending to summer. mther natu

san francisco city hall.y hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. our agendas are available in large print. to prevent electronic interference with this room sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation, please silence all mobile phones. your cooperation is appreciated. the mayor's disability council public meetings are generally held on the third friday of every other month. please call the mayor's office on disability for further information or to request accommodations at mod@sfgov.org. our next regular meeting will be on friday, november 15, 2019 from 1-4 in this hearing room. we thank you for joining us today. we will now proceed with roll call. >> chair denise? present. stephen perman? here. alex madrid? here. lily marshall-fricker. present. helen pelzman? present. orkid? helen smolinski? here. kate williams is absent. cou

he spent 38 years at abc 7, many of them covering stories at san francisco's city hall, the haul of justice and police headquarters. he was on a first-name basis with mayors, police chiefs and community leaders in san francisco. he leaves behind a son and a daughter. he knew this area like the back of his hand. it was an honor to work with him and we will all miss him very, >>> wanted to show you the latest track of dorian and how it does decrease in intensity, but not a lot. it is so powerful that any decrease will help. you're still talking about going from a 5, a record-tieing 5 down to a 3 to possibly a 2 as it skirts the outer banks of north carolina to the 1 when it finally becomes more of a fish storm. with the counterclockwise rotation, it's going to continue to throw waves in, swells along the east coast. major beach erosion. even rivers could run backwards at times because this storm is so powerful. >> mike, thank you. tsa now reversing its ban on star wars-themed soda bottles sold at some disney parks. the bottles stole at star wars lands, shaped like small orbs. meant to resembl

cornell barnard is live now outside san francisco city hall with more, cornell. >> reporter: yeah, dan cars off limits in the tenderloin. neighborhood activists say they like any idea that's going to help save lives, and today they held a protest. >> no more traffic deaths! >> reporter: tenderloin neighbors taking their cases to streets. they blocked the intersections of golden gate and leavenworth. >> reporte

san francisco public elementary school chanting that they hate president trump and during a closed the camp immigration protest. the children taken out of schools by parents and teachers joined hundreds of others marching to san francisco city hall administration's immigration policy. tonight a behind-the-scenes look at how immigration officials try to track down illegal immigrants and wanted criminals in california's largest sanctuary county. griff jenkins takes us along on the ride. >> police, can you come to the door please? >> we placed a detainer on august 9th, that detainer wasn't honored, he was released. >> in those releases, criminal illegal immigrants remain a problem for ice. they say it's extremely hard and dangerous in places like los angeles county, the largest so-called sanctuary jurisdiction in the nation. >> is definitely a danger to the community, but had that local law enforcement agency honored our detainer, had they told us that we would have come pick them up we wouldn't be here now. >> a sentiment echoed today by the acting ice director. >> the fact is people are being hurt and victimized every day because of jurisdictions that refused to cooperate with ice. >> democrats who have called to abolish i.c.e. d

. >>> in san francisco hundreds of people marched from the mission district to city hall today. they were demanding amnesty. the demonstration started at the 24th street bart station and made their way up mission street. several san francisco supervisors joined the protesters with the goal of sending a message to the whi house. >> there san opportunity to stand up and say these children, these families are alone and respect the integrity and the history of this country. it is important to know this is a country of immigrants. >> organizers chose today, which is mexican independence day to hold the demonstration

we are live at san francisco city hall, how is the mayor reacting? >> reporter: well, the mayor is defending her city this is all after president trump the environment protection agency woodside san francisco for pollution that results from homelessness. he doesn't like the waste created or the needles that end up on the streets or in sewers. again, mayor bree defending her city. she sent out a series of tweets here is the first one she said. it says the president is cutting clean air and clean water standards, restricting our ability to regulate car emissions, and nine climate change exists. he is cut funding for homelessness, affordable housing, in sf, we are meeting the challenge of our streets. yesterday the epa said it would revoke california's ability to set its own emission standards. those are strictly required by the federal government. the trump administration wants to work towards one set of standards. the president says it'll help people save money when they buy cars but the state is already fighting this in court. >> this is big, everythi

live look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast here is the city of san francisco and city hall there lit up in orange for the retirement of the giants manager bruce bocce will have more on that big story in a minute but first let's check our weather forecast for. week the radar as active tonight. active we are noticing some light scattered showers in the north bay this evening, but the bulk of the rain has shifted east there still is a very slight chance though. >>now we could see some pop-up thunderstorms mainly north of sonoma county and napa county as well so just keep that in mind but this storm system is weakening the bulk of the rain is going remain offshore so we are going to noticedrier and clear conditions tonight and even through your monday morning as well so going to wake up with cool temperatures yet again to start your monday morning but then better clearing and a lot more sunshine by your monday afternoon. but don't let that sunshine for you because we're still going to be on these cooling trend that will continue to start your workweek forecast, let's take a liv

when some democrats were talking about civil unions, i was performing marriages in 2004 at san francisco city hall>> i remember serving under don't ask-don't tell. i remember the weight lifted when that was no longer a threat to my career. >> reporter: candidates took turns explaining how they protect gay, lesbian, and transgender rights. >> donald trump has a strategy. he's got a plan. his strategy is turn people against people. >> reporter: despite having pushed then-president obama to support same-sex marriage, former vice president joe biden had to strongly defend his gay rights record amid questions of his past work with republicans. >> you have also praised vice president mike pence as a decent guy. >> a lovely person. [ laughter ] i came out on "meet the press" in support of gay marriage before anybody else did nationally. i didn't have to eresolve. >> reporter: the forum comes as candidates are focused on winning over iowa voters with a caucus here only about 130 day away. >> i'm not going to change who i am. you're going to get exactly what i am. [ applause ] >> we're going to win -- >> r

i'm susie steimle at the live news desk where we're covering a protest that happened at city hall in san francisco today about mental health. the protestors are demanding the city reopen some long term mental health beds at san francisco general hospital. you can see the crowd chanting there as they deliver a petition to the health commission this afternoon. they are workers from the adult residential facility at san and community mberthere. th rmatn on the fate of the beds at the hospital has been ignored. but officials say the meeting they disrupted was actually meant to cover that very issue. >> today was the day to do that. we made it clear it's on the on agenda. and it's not happening. >> reporter: specifically, these protestors are asking that these mental health beds not be placed in navigation centers and right now, that is mayor london breed's plan. susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a new parent charged in the college admissions scandal. >> political survival in israel. >> a triumph and return, now a setback. what alex try beck just revealed about his cancer fight. >> and a bay area group shells

moving along right now and taking a live look outside the beautiful shot of the city of san francisco you can even see city hall lit up as i'm joined right now by the recent rodrigues yeah, it is a great night out there in the bay area so i know a lot of people heading out on the town because they have a nice three-day weekend ready for another or river day tomorrow. >>yeah exactly so let's take a look at your bay area and sierra forecast, here's a look right now storm tracker for your bay area forecast not tracking any low or high cloud cover so. >>we're going to remain crystal clear throughout tonight and this year as well, not a cloud in the sky in fact tracking mostly sunny skies for your monday 82 degrees and we're going to continue that trend a very little change on tuesday, but some big changes for your midweek forecast of this year with the threat of pop up thunderstorms and temperatures cooling down into the upper 70's, but no rain in the bay area we're going to stay dry and cooling down starting on your labor day monday, here's a live look outside though from golden gate bridge and you can see that fo

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alyana gomez is at city hall in san francisco where castro is attending an event tonight. porter: happening behind me right now inside city hall, london breeds 13th annual mayoral latino heritage month celebration. julian castro is a guest at tonight's event. during his stop at the bay earlier today, he stopped in oakland and walked around the area, what some people may consider the heart of oakland and spoke to some people in some of the most underserved communities. this oakland mother has seen the downside of a booming tech industry and housing bubble. side-by-side she walked with democratic presidential candidate julian castro, taking in through one of the many homeless accountants in oakland. >> we have our eight-month-old daughter here, a three-month- old baby here. there are quite a few kids. the objective is to help on house families right now. >> basic necessities like water are scarce. and climbing out of homelessness is almost impossible, given the housing cost. castro served as president obama's secretary of housing and urban development and calls oaklands housi

the decision to found the san francisco mechanics' institute was made at city hall on december 11, 1854, and our founders all had boundless faith in the future of san francisco and a very strong belief in self-improvement through education. 164 years later, i think the founders -- our founders would be very proud of what it's accomplished and eager to participate in all that the legacy business registry has to offer and the security that it will afford us as our community grows. thank you so much for hearing me today. >> great. thank you. next speaker, please. come on up. >> hi my name is john feldman. i'm one of the owners of adobe books. i wasn't prepared to defend myself against the allegations made earlier. basically, we are a volunteer-run co-op because we -- and there is no management, per se. there's a hired -- or an elected board of directors. we don't manage. we make decisions based on the way co-ops work. we -- we're elected by the constituency of the co-op and operate through -- the same way you guys do. we have a certain amount of people needed there and we vote on things. t

san francisco. oh, my god. god bless them. but, yet, they keep city hall running. hey keep our city and county of san francisco running. the people that clean our streets. the people that serve our food. the people that drive our buses, the people that educate our children, the people who diaper our children, all of these workers cannot find housing. it is a horrible situation. i think one thing we can all do, and i just want to give a plug for housing bond for affordable housing, we're behind. we cannot let developers depend on developer to build affordable housing. we have to put skin in the game and build affordable housing. too. i like the idea of dormitories. although, not everyone is going to want to live in a dormitory, but for some of the workforce, that trends younger, a younger workforce, or ones that don't have families, whatever, i actually think the idea of employee dormitories is one that should be explored. and we should be looking more in san francisco about workforce housing. when we talk about middle income, your employees are not middle income. yo