san francisco celebrates it's rich multiple culture diversity. i'm tiffany and i'm excited to say that our second target store looked at on gary. acting as a san francisco native i'm proud to be part of the community. even before target opens its doors we were giving back 5 percent of our income which today is $4 million to local community. target is supporting several initiatives throughout the most of the may slsht our multiple cultural heritage. and we have invite folks to come out for a free day. in closings target is deeply pounder or honored to be acknowledged. we look forward to a continued partnership with the city of san francisco. thank you. (clapping). (clapping) >> thank you target for its generous support. i'd like to acknowledge the champion sponsors please welcome the following folks (calling names) all right. so who would like to speak first? seriously fits fine >> seriously thank you, very much. i'm honored to be here thank you very much. i think i'm going to be back i will be. (clapping). thank you i'm the vice president of at&t for external affairs i'm proud to be a part of the celebration of at&t has now in the last few years but we're join

i'm a san francisco native. my grandfather sold newspapers at 16th and mission. it's very clear. this is not a san francisco mission. this hurts us at mission and local businesses because it will raise rents and it hurts the spirit of local community businesses. if you want to buy a pair of jeans there is over $300. latinos are not going to be able to shop there. please vote against jack spade. >> good evening, i'm paul stole. owner of the piercing studio. my business is 24 years old and located here for the past 19 years. i'm thrilled with the prospect of jack spade coming to my neighborhood. i'm shocking my neighbors but it's true. i don't feel it's a formula retail. the opposition from the jack spade campaign submitted to you a list of sponsors in support of their cause. i'm on it. i never supported it. i don't know how i got on it. please make that correction. now as a small business owner i feel the rise in rent in property value. my landlord allows me a raise in rent every 3 years. if anything, i see very clearly that the presence of a more substantial business and will dras

. >> the first run are up is miss california, a san francisco native if anything happens to the new missmerica, crystal will step up. >> i am saying, when i was the kid, i had to color her hair black so this is a nice moment, right, the definition of beauty diversifying. >> america is a diverse country. >> 49ers' kaepernick comes clean. >> did he really pay off the bet for the rough loss to seattle? >> today on "katie" child free by choice. moms have it easier in the workplace. >> that is today at 3:00 on >> this is a live picture of the navy yard in washington, dc, where there has been a tragic shooting. 12 people are dead. we are continuing to follow the developments. we will have updates later at 4:00 and 5:00 with the possible motive and the search for more possible gunmen. we will take you with reporting continuing on abc7news.com with break news alerts by following us open twitter@abcnewsbayarea. . >> we will lighten the mood to end the newscast everyone is talking about it 49ers quaterback kaepernick really shake an eyebrow after losing? >> don't hurt yourself. don't hurt yourself

she is a san francisco native and was in the peace corps and tout in west africa and please welcome jill tucker. [applause] >> thank you. she just dated me with that 9090 peace corps thing. okay. i want to say how great it is to be here. i have been looking at everyone's name tags and awed by the wide variety of people and i want you to in rolodex. email me. there are great stories i have been hearing today. we have amazing and large panel and it is an honor to moderate for them. real quickly you will have to take my word. i have read their full bios which are three pages here. i'm not going to read all of that but you have to my word these are award winning policy makers and leaders in our community. we will start with jeff rosen. [applause] he's the district attorney of santa clara county and the recognized leader in criminal justice reform. he oversees the largest prosecutor's office north of los angeles and prosecute about 40,000 cases each year, so he is on the ground. he sees it all. he is however a green bay packer fan but we will forgive him because they lost. >> you should be ve

miss california is a san francisco native, crystal lee.row night on abc 7 starting at 9:00. >>> abc 7 reporters hosted a gala dinner for a special cause tonight. this was the 26th annual chinese american fundraiser and achievement awards. >>> no winner for tonight's power ball drawing. the ninth largest jackpot in history. one player in california won nearly $2.5 million. next tuesday's draw willing at least be $400 million. the players taking the cash option could win $223 million. here are the winning numbers. let's get a check on the weather. >> we had a nice afternoon. the winds picked up and we saw hardly any clearing though. it took time in oakland as well. but the fag will move back across the bay for tonight. and that will allow for conditions to be pretty gray tomorrow when we wake up. so we'll look for things to change in the short term and when that does happen, we'll look for probably a repeat performance of this. temperatures in the lower 70s. oakland that was the high. 88 in antioch and 79 in morgan hill. so as we take a look

. >> the first runner-up is miss california, a san francisco native, crystal lee. she, worked at a high-tech firm and the winner...if new york wants to be a doctor on her way to medicine school so if you talk about good role models, what do you think -- they did pretty well. >> how did the tattooed girl do? >> we will get back to that story. >> from kansas right? >> now, outside, it was a first time, we talking about fog in the north bay, santa rosa and napa, and i was interested to see how the pageant judges would accept that. novato is one mile and we have flight arrival delays of one hour and five minutes into sfo and from mount tamalpais a few breaks and the marine laser not so stout so the clouds are not going to hang on and the coast will see sunshine with temperatures cooler-than-average because of the sea breeze that is going to develop. we have warming trend for wednesday and thursday but that is all, limited to two days, and wet weather is possible friday and cooler weather, friday, saturday, and sunday. mid-80's in morgan hill and gilroy and mid-to-upper

the first runner-up is miss california, a san francisco native, who watched in santa clara say she will always be a winner to them. >> it is inspiring because crystal is such a great person. she is smart. ambitious. a good people person. it inspires me to be like her. >> if anything happens to the new miss america, crystal will perform the duties. >> crystal is chinese person from the bay area and an intern at drop box so it looks like they picked ladies with brains, too, for the top two. >> the search for a fed chief takes a new turn. >> here is the bloomberg business report with jane king. >> larry summers taking himself out of the running for fed charlie withdrawing from consideration to be chairman of the federal reserve avoiding what would be a tough confirmation battle. summers was the president's favorite but the syria debate worked against him giving opponents more time to pressure the administration. there is strong support among democrats for janet yellen who is more inclined to continue the economic stimulus than summers. would you rather go to the gym or climb trees and carr

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to that language when we celebrate all the different communities we have here in san francisco and the filipino and native american community here in san francisco. we continue to build upon our city's long standing history and celebrate diversity and multiculturalism as a part of our lives and here we celebrating the american indian and enriches the great history of our city. these events are special to us and gives us the opportunity to recognize the unsung heroes whose work goes unnoticed and it's an opportunity to share with the larger community and i would like to thank the native american organizing community and the health center, the health center of santa clara, our office and i would like to make a special note of one of our employees who has been diligent for serving communities in san francisco and lois figueroa and thank you for the work that you do on behalf of the communities and of course you recognize the american aids project. [applause] to borrow from the president's words and our san francisco and our bay area community moves forward because of you. we move forward because of you, and

my mother and i are long-time san francisco residents, native. both in the real estate business. we know the effort it takes for a project of this scope. and we're neighbors, after all. so, we wouldn't have filed for discretionary review for any small reason. the experience we're trying to convey is to see it in person. and on july 18, on the recommendation from [speaker not understood] at the planning department, i sent an invitation to all the members of the planning commission to come and view it in preparation for this hearing. on july 30th there [speaker not understood] which i understand there are probably a lot of requests for these kind of viewings. additionally after june 17th the announcement that an abbreviated d-r analysis would occur, there has been no response from the project applicants or sponsor to move forward in a collaborative effort. so, we come here in hopes that we can come to terms with some sort of understanding. our recommendations, our actionable recommendations are two thing. one, set the addition back to a building line that is consistent with the nei

you're working for the african-american folks in san francisco and i understand their migrate >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is ms. hawkins and i'm a native of san francisco. been here my entire life. i want to thank supervisor breed and cowen and the other supervisors. and thank you for staying to late. i bring you greeting from the black lawyers an organization that i belong to in the anti apartheid headquarters and the fillmore district is known as the harlem of the west and marcus bookstore is very well known where bill clinton went after he left the white house. they admired the bookstore. i would buy literature for their grandchildren. their young adults and temperatures very astute and very well - they understand their cultural and they're going on to college and i thank marcus bookstore for that. marcus was born august 17, 1887. he gave us his identity and he hooked united states up with our motherland african where we found out we all came from. okay. and that history in that store is where children can learn. not only ourselves but yourselves too. it's worth saving. redevelopment was tearing - >> thank you. next speaker. . i liv

san francisco. because in their native countries they don't have community police. we have a lot of foot beats because of the population density and the traffic. we have them in chinatown and at the fisherman's wharf. some need no taxpayer money and union square and fisherman's wharf hires additional foot beats to supplement our beats. ♪ ♪ okay. when tony bennett was singing he left his heart in san francisco he left if in the central district and when he was talking about cable cars he was talking about a gentleman who spent 29 years at metropolitan and annoy finishing his 22 year in the police department. so officers of the central district they have big hearts. here's steward and our former chinatown beat officers. constituting just retired after 35 years he wants to come back as a reserve and volunteer his time in the community. leon just retired about two months ago after 40 years of service and we decided to come back and organizes the senior give away. both officers have volunteered and they are coming into the central. tom is in the union beat he's a tough i

you took it to the next step and said native san francisco. i have seen it when an officer who looks like the community goes into community, there is a different level of respect. the children look at him differently in saying that can be me some day. >> i'm a san franciscans and there is many that i look nothing like and there are many that i look like into and i have a problem walking into those community. to say that i'm not able to do a job because i don't look like all the people there, is incorrect. it's wrong and it shows a level of indifference that i must respectfully disagree with you on that. >> i believe in diversity. that's why i made that comment. i hope that's not being miss construed. i was always very proud to put the police department on the stand because my officers were very diversed. i'm a big fan of diversity. >> fair enough. i was a federal prosecutor too. when i was a federal prosecutor i put people from all kind on the stand. if they told the truth and stood up and did the right thing, i was proud to put them on the st

san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park, >> hello, everybody. this is the department of brown bag lunch. we are walking around looking at trees on the hottest day of the year in san francisco. there's a few bicycles coming and going. it must be a long hot day to be bike riding. we're joined with carla short who's the city urban forrestor. is that right? >> uh-huh. >> she's going to look at trees and talk about tree issues. and we invite your questions. she knows all about trees. we have a whole pile of trees ready to put b put in the ground. what kind of trees are they. >> victorian box trees. >> what size are they? >> a 24 inch box, which is the new standard. we do at least 24-inch box or larger unless the site is to constrained that we have to go small every. er -- smaller. it increases the survival rate of the tree. so this is our new standard. >> it takes a little while until th canadapt to the locatio

. >> san francisco is lucky to have two native born san franciscans from our fire department.oanne. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. thank you. thanks for coming out. this is a great crowd as we commemorate and celebrate 107. i'm proud to be serving as your fire chief. we have many here that have shown up from the fire department. on behalf of the fire department we are proud of the city and the city's resilience and today is a perfect opportunity to remind everybody the importance and particularly the mayor who truly gets it, the importance of preparedness and helping each other out and knowing everyone's emergency plan and having plans for your family if you are not together and for your pets and we are also grateful to have three of the members of the board of supervisors. i think that maybe a record. thank you. they work hard. president chiu, supervisor wiener and our former fire commissioner london breed. a big shout out to the murphy family. [ applause ] we have the murphy family and the morris family. mike morris is going to be retiring after 37 years. he's our c

eddy passed away tuesday and she was a native that congratulated from san francisco. she was a figure out child born to her parents in 19421928 she was a loving wife and a discovered mother to her 5 children. in 1985 she began volunteering at the hospice and for those who don't know it's on 18th and diamond it's a wonderful hospice that has provided loving care for people especially during the height of the aid epidemic. she arcade is a chief and was universally loved and respected within the institution and she would spend her own money sometimes to feed the folks. and the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor wiener. supervisor breed >> thank you today, i'm introducing the cultural japan town is it not. it's an expansion of the a product of over a decade of work and most importantly commented folks in the japan community. over 1 hundred years old it's on the oldest japan town in the united states. it's very important community in the western edition and it has a unique history. i have my own memories of growing up near japan town and spending time at the cherry bloo

. >> good evening, my name is donna smith and i am a native of san francisco and resident of hunter's point bayview, it is imperative that you keep the hdso because insurance under the healthy san francisco will be crucial for helping to meet the cost of caring for the uninsured. now, speaking of the uninsured, the san francisco insurance will allegation be affected. the healthy san francisco has definitely helped some of the families in hunter's point bayview. we do have agencies like the southeast center, the bayview medical center and we have health fairs throughout our community but we need more outreach, we need our families to know how to obtain these services in insurance, so i want to see more outreach out in hunter's point bayview, and i'm sure you are aware in my community that we have a high rate of asthma, diabetes and cancer and also trauma, a lot of trauma related issues are in hunter's point bayview and this causes a problem with our children. i am an employee with the unified school district, and i would just like to see that the parents have more access of insurance a

and the gentleman cult ~ cultivates and sells plants native to san francisco. [speaker not understood]. in the top left, you have 601 cesar chavez that is the home of the black coalition on aids. it used to be a restaurant and it's been transformed into a fabulous facility. unfortunately i don't have any pictures of the inside. and they're doing great turning projects inside up there. we have a picture of the ramp. we have a picture of lou's blues at fisherman's wharf t. was recently remodels. we have a port project on the right of that that is pier 43 promenade at fisherman's wharf ~. we have a picture of the round house. and the bottom right is the [speaker not understood] building which is a warehouse down at pier 80. in the last five years we have survived a recession and we have survived about 2-1/2 million dollars worth of port property that has been taken over by the america's cup. but as you see with our annual revenue stream, we have continued to increase our revenue year over year, except for a slight dip. and we would like to thank you for requesting

>> good evening, my name is tony rodriguez and i am here representing local 42 and the native here in san francisco. when the bond was on the ballot myself and the community members, tried to get out the vote and in favor of the measure and i expected the board will rollover the new bond measure, they use the board, voted that the pla, wanted the pla to include the policy that included local hire, and then, it the program and other changes, and all of the changes, that you were calling for, were all good and much needed changes and sometimes the changes can be hard to implement. and so okay, so i am here to say that, i feel that the building trades, worked very hard to make everything work to include the policy. except for the threshold and i cannot understand why you would be so passionate about this policy, with the local hire and then, excluded from the people with a threshold. and so, i am just here to say that, you know, the facilities and the department speaks about the difficulties but i think that the building trade has tried to work with the policy. and i feel that the facilities should al

evening commissioners and chief, dianne carpen residents of the city and county of san francisco and my daughter is a native and i was here a few months ago relating to a 5150 incident and i did prepare analysis on all of the pitfalls, and citizen impact if you will, on that one action. and i sent it out to you, and i have not heard back from anybody on that. and looking to fill the gaps, and the pitfalls, that work against an individual, who, and their rights, and to due process and whatnot, which, have been as it continues as time wears on, and more violations of the constitution and laws occur. and i did receive a police department in august, thank you, and it did not contain the 72-hour hold or anything about the citizen's arrest that supposedly occurred. and so i can't address those until i have those documents. and that are called to a sergeant. and i have not heard necessarily from the occ. unless i pursue it, when i was here the last time, i was sent into the hall with the city's attorney who said that she would look it over and get back to me the following day. i called her, at 3:00 in the afternoo