san francisco has lost a self-less leader, a dedicated servant to the public, and a tireless bearer of equality's torch, says lieutenant governor gavin newsom. his contagious love for san francisco elevated the city, and he will be missed and loved by all of us. thank you. now, we will entertain public comment before closed session item by mr. alan yiaung. please to the podium, and we'll allow three minutes. >> hello. good evening again. i'm not sure what to say, but as i said -- mentioned before, i'm really sorry about what happened this school year, but please consider what happened throughout my whole 16 years of teaching at washington high school. and the students that came in earlier, they're not -- i didn't ask them to come. i mean, i just posted a couple of things to a couple of parents, and then they were the ones that said, you should show up, you should show up, and i really appreciate the students for coming today. but -- and i know there's enough e-mails that were sent, and i've got copies of them. please read them, because they're the only ones that i think that can speak mostly about who i am and that you can consider. and i know that as i've said earlier, words do hurt, but i never

the shelves at this safeway store in san leandro. this is video from the seismograph at the kpix 5 studios in san francisco. the quake felt all over the city. this elevator near union square is one of many put out of service. almost everyone has a story to tell. >> started shaking like crazy. it was scary. >> it was like there was a truck driving on our roof or something. >> rumbling and very abrupt. >> reporter: and while this wasn't the big one, it's a reminder to many. >> try not to panic too much because the best thing to do is stay calm and the environment and help those who may need help. >> reporter: as for the hotel here at the epicenter, they sent out a statement saying their guests were only minimally disturbed and that "we are both prepared for and understand that events like this are simply the nature of doing business in california." in berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> according to the usgs, more than 9.8 million people were in that zone that could feel moderate shaking this morning. kpix 5's jessica flores is in menlo park on the bigger warning from officials. >> reporter: that early-morning earthquake here in the bay area certainly wasn'

the higher elevations. there have been a couple that went through san francisco. hayward, zipping by, visiting union city here. i mean, these are just the little guys. better activity will be later on and some approaching the san mateo coast and maybe montero. 34 now lake port. right at 40 in novato. napa. the coolest air is on the way. blackhawk is now 42. concord pavilion, 43. there has been lightning strikes due west of san francisco. late morning, early afternoon, i would not be surprised of thunderstorm activity, brief, heavy rain. 50s on the temps. 7:02 already, sal. we're getting a lot of feedback on the one hit wonder jambs. >> my twitter feed is blowing up. there you go. we have business to take care of. that would be 80 westbound and 680 southbound. unfortunately if you're driving past the carquinez bridge and into richmond, we had a couple of crashes along the way on 80. they're on the shoulder now but traffic is very slow. some people might think to use 680 but there is a crash at marina vista. this crash will be slowing down westbound bay bridge backed up for a moderate 15-minute delay. no p

the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor kim: in recognition of the historic al significance of the contributions. the goal to elevate the character of mankind by promoting the principles of friendship, love, truth, faith, charity and universal justice and make the world a better place by organizing charitable projects, a long history dating back to the 18 hundreds. they are known to stop the spread of the 1906 fire and the use of the building as a hub for artists and arts organizations such as the alonso king lions ballet. over 600,000 members worldwide, appreciate their investment in the city, in particular on the 600 block of stevenson, a very challenging alleyway in san francisco. i want to acknowledge their continued stewardship of the street and their work to improve the south and market neighborhood. i want to recognize richard perry, peter sellers, the san francisco oddfellows hall association and the dozens of letters and people who came out to our land use committee meetings on this matter and also thank bobby lopez from my office. street name changes seem simple but often take over a year, on her work on t

the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor kim: in recognition of the historic al significance of the contributions. the goal to elevate principles of friendship, love, truth, faith, charity and universal justice and make theo

the higher elevation. we'll have complete detail on timing and amounts and cover the forecast in a few minutes. >>> tonight san francisco's naacp leader says there is a crisis in city schools. he tells the l.a. times the school district is failing african american students. new at 6:00 our susie steimle is live outside school district headquarters with reaction from city leaders. susie? >> reporter: well, liz, when we talked to city leaders today, not one of them denied it. the achievement gap for african american students is something that san francisco city leaders have been working to close for decades now and new test results, particularly in the subject of math are showing little or no improvement. >> so i think the number is staggering, but, you know, honestly it's not a surprise. >> reporter: when we brought the numbers to politicians and local leaders today, we pretty much heard the same answer across the board. >> the fact of the matter is these statistics are not new and we shouldn't be surprised. >> reporter: according to sfusd, 88% of african american students failed to test proficient or better in math this past year. san francisco's naacp president am

elevated need to address public safety and crime in this neighborhood.and they believe if the problem isn't addressed, the entire city will eventually feel the brunt of it.newton kindlund / san franciscoyou take a look at where the engines are that drive this economy. it isn't tech. not here in san francisco. a lot of people think it is, but it isn't. it's tourism. and right now if you take a look at the tourist blogs coming out of india, and china, and central and south america, this city has a huge black eye because of all the people that have come from these countries that have been victimized while they're here. standupthe group plans to hold monthly meetings.and will making their presence known at city hall.reporting live in san francisco ali reid kron 4 news. (vicki) tonight we are learning new details about the deadly police shooting in oakland last night. police say an on duty bart police officer dressed in full uniform was inside the west oakland station when he heard an active shooting. the officer observed two males in a struggle with each other. one of them-- 28-year old shaleem tindle---was holding a handgun. the bart police officer discharged his firearm striking tindle.

the higher elevations. afternoon highs for today at home under partly cloudy conditions and dry weather. 62 in san francisco. 62 for berkeley. mid-60s concord. upper 60s livermore. along the peninsula for today, 65 redwood cityfor the south bay. mountain view, san jose. santa cruz checking in at 70 for the second half of the afternoon there. here is a look at the extended forecast. temperatures will be cooling off. wednesday, thursday, friday looks like it will be the coolest day. we bounce back. but a very subtle, general l bounce day as we get into the weekend. upper 50s to low 60s in the forecast. a slight chance for a few scattered showers on sunday. again, happy to see that rain coming. >> yes. >> tomorrow. >> and to hear you say it. >> yes. >> thank you, rosemary. >> the time is 7:48. >>> warnings for southern california beach goers. coming up at 8:00, an increase in sting ray attacks. we will tell you where. >>> plus a one on one interview with san francisco's acting mayor london breeze. up next, what she sees for the future. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ trusted their soap