>>> abc 7 news was in san francisco pacific heights when hillary clinton arrived in hamlin school.ke to eighth graders and families at the all girl s private school. >> congratulations, i cannot wait to see the mark you made on the world. thank you. >> i really loved her comments about pushing through and bravery. and that we will definitely challenge through the decisions in the future. >> hamlin school kept the event private and the school denied at one point that the former secretary of state and first lady with would be on campus. >> meantime, an elementary school in mountain view will be named after an undocumented immigrant and active visit. jose antonio vargas shared his story of how he came to america and grew up in mountain view. he would shed for the san francisco chronicle and won pull l -- won the pulitzer prize. >> a canadian college student won a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend who successfully plots to derail his career. that's erica playing the clarinet. he was sent an e-mail offering him a full scholarship and he never got it. he said that his life-in girlfriend

san francisco. it was to celebrate the completion of the panama canal and also to commemorate the 400th anniversary of balboa, the spanish explorer sighting of the pacific. it was essentially an excuse for san francisco to throw a huge party. a nine months long party. this world fair and it was an attempt also by san francisco to demonstrate the city's rising up after the earthquake and fire of 1906. so city boosters wanted to have a fair in order to mark the occasion and to basically demonstrate their strengths to the rest of the nation and world and to claim their status as the crown city of the pacific. >> give us a sense of san francisco. this is more than a century ago now. the fire had ended, they were rebuilding the city. >> yes. >> what was the city like and how did men treat women in 1915? >> how did men treat women in 1915? probably depended on the man but san francisco is interesting because california actually had passed a suffrage amendment in 1911. so women had the right to vote in california by 1915, which they didn't necessarily have in the rest of the nation. >> that comes in 1920? >> yes, 1920 but some western state passed it on the st

litigation pacific gas and electric. 27, existing litigation pacific gas and electric. 28, existing litigation city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric. >>> do i have a motion on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege. >>> motion to assert the privilege. >>> second. >>> any public comment? >>> any public comment on our closed session items? okay. >> so we're back. okay. do we have a motion not to discuss the items during closed session? >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> all in favor? [voting] >> okay. commissioners, any new business? any public comment on -- there is no new business. >> there is no new business. >> i have a new business. >> i do, too. >> i would like to, through the chair, agendaize this question that's been raised around opposing the validale meeting, the validale rider next meeting. >> and let's avoid any agendaized discussions. that's next meeting. >> yes. i did caution you there's not much more information than what i've presented today. >> the -- i understand. i don't know if we need more information. i mean, i've heard enough information at least to have a robust co

san francisco can exist. the wonderful sun light here, the hills, the great bridges, the pacific at your shoes. beautiful chinatown, every race in the world. the sardine fleets sailing out. the little cable cars whizzing down city hills, and the people are all friendly. that is a san francisco we all love and know. that is a san francisco we all aspire to be, and that is a san francisco we will be. thank you, everyone, for being here, and thank you for your time. [applause] >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard of the program when the organization w

he confirmed that san francisco's police chief was one of the finalist for thethe natio move its "pacific west regional office"... from san francisco, to vancouver, washington. the move would save the agency nearly $4 million a year... in rent, and lower employee salaries. the current office is located on bush street in san francisco... and is home to roughly 150 workers. the agency )s san francisco leae ends in 20-21. late today senator dianne feinstein released a statement calling on the agency to reconsider the move. it appears a mass exodus might be coming. a new survey of registered voters, shows nearly half ... plan on leaving in the next few years. and today, we )re getting some more insight into where they might be going. nbc bay area )s sam brock joins us live from the embarcadero, with a look at the latest study from the real estate company "trulia". sam. called "bay area exodus" begin? out investigative unit analyzed the census data, and found out more people started moving out of the state ... in 2016. in the years before that, the data shows between 2011 and 2015, more people

the rough seas of the pacific ocean from tokyo to san francisco. overnight beginning his swim off the coast of japan and broadcasting on facebook live. >> there we go. he's starting. >> ben is starting his swim. >> reporter: ben lecomte beginning the swim side by side with his two children speaking with us just moments before taking that plunge. >> there's more than one challenge. on the top of the list you have the water. the cold water. >> reporter: lecomte's journey 5,500 miles, 6 months, 8 hours a day at a time. >> i have to eat 8,000 calories per day so if i don't eat it lose quite a bit of en i'm weig sthatll. >> rter: he fastle the pacific's rough weather,

san francisco can exist. the wonderful sun light here, the hills, the great bridges, the pacific at your shoes. ful chinatown, every race in the world. the sardine fleets sailing out. the little cable cars whizzing down city hills, and the people are all friendly. that is a san francisco we all love and know. that is a san francisco we all aspire to be, and that is a francisco we will be. thank you, everyone, for being here, and thank you for your time. [applause] hi, i'm lawrence. w doing a special series about staying safe. let's look at issues of water and sewer. we are here at the san francisco urban center on mission street in san francisco i'm joined today by marrielen from puc and talk about water and sewer issues. what are things we should be concerned about water. >> y want to be prepared for that scenario and the recommendation is to have stored 1 gallon per person per day that you are out of water. we recommend that you have at least 3-5 days for each person and also keep in consideration storage needs for your pets and think about the size of your pets and how much water they consume

today, we examine homelessness and income disparity in the asian pacific american community of san franciscofirst, with an award-winning documentary reporter producer who put the spotlight on filipino homeless with her film "box city." then we look at asian pacificer islander iom how bad is it? how do people cope? what's being done to help?rganas with affordable housing, homelessness, and much needed services. all that, as well as information on the showcase pinays in the arts, as well as the upcoming winter olympics all on our show today. well, "box city" is a documentary about a homeless encampment that shows how many homeless filipinos survive poverty in the midst of the bay area's vast wealth. with me right now is the executive producer for this project through the filipino channel, henni espinosa, who is an emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker for her first documentary with the filipino channel, "the filipino champions of soma." welcome to the show. henni espinosa: thank you for having me. robert: give us sort of an overview of your film, as well as what was sort of the inspiration

. >>> what motivates a man to swim across the pacific ocean to san francisco?nd the answer is next. >>> but we want to thank brandon for the beautiful picture of the fog swallowing up the city. neat, right. you can share pictures with the hashtag abc 7 now. >> you may see it on air or ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure. >>> i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:0

morgan hill, gilroy mid-90s. 87 in san jose on the peninsula. 86 redwood city. 66 in pacific california. downtown san franciscoy. 74 degrees. north bay, you're going to be up into the 90s from calistoga to cloverdale, even places like napa, 891 degrees. 79 in berkeley. pretty warm in castro valley, in the 80s. it's going to feel like summer. 95 in livermore and concord. 94 in fairfield. air quality will begin to suffer both tuesday and wednesday as the heat builds. so moderate air quality for parts of the bay area. by thursday, friday you know what's happening to the temperatures. they're going down as the breeze kicks up. right now heating up in the pacific. as you take a look, hurricane bud, strong category 3 storm. packing winds of 120 miles per hour. it is going to continue to dump some rain and really kick up the waves. puerto vallarta, cabo san lucas, you'll want to watch out for that. the storm does weaken to a category 1, and then as you head towards the end of the workweek, becoming a tropical storm and expected to actually come across cabo san lucas before it hits the southwestern u.s., bringing floo

menlo park 83 with los altos. 81 in san mateo. '065 in pacific aa. nice in downtown san francisco. daly city, 64 np. not a heat event affecting the coast. that remains comfortable tomahawks to the weak sea breeze. bodegaa bay. low 90s in. novato heading into the east bay. 78 in oakland, 81 in hayward. castro valley 81. invalid areas this is where it's pretty hot. 94 in concord. 93 in livermore and pleasanton. 94 in fairfield. checking out saturday, even hotter. inland areas up to the triple digits as you notice here near the coast. in the 60s and then the temperatures moderate on sunday by monday it's going to be cool enough for you to notice. dropping you down most areas will be in the 80s as opposed to the 90s. a few locations will still get up to the low 90s. accuweather seven-day forecast, hot inland the next two days. around the coast in the mid-60s. and then the heat starts to back off the second half of the weekend. going in really through fourth of july when temperatures bottom out in the mid-80s inland. upper 50s along the coast. it will be uncle are than average heading i

a french man n living in texas, is attempting a six-month 5,600-mile swim across the pacific ocean to san franciscok end swim thproject eventually. o decades >> ror w b swimmi right through sharks. but it's the danger the planet is in that's on lecomte's mind like climate change and pollution. he designed a microfuge. >> i remember walking on the beach and never see any plastic. now wherever i go on the beach, i see plastic everywhere. >> reporter: lecomte plans to swim eight hours at a stretch, eating 8,000 calories a day, resting each evening on a support boat. if he makes it, he'll be the first to swim the pacific. he's already the first to have soloed the atlantic. >> the physical aspect of it, it's difficult and all that, but what is much more difficult is to be in that very austere environment and to have the mind be super strong. shaking off any onal threat. more important, he says, is ing atteio to far greater peril, facing the planet. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> on "cbs this morning" robert f. kennedy died 50 years ago today. >> the train was carrying the remains of our last hope,

how about 73 in san jose, 69 in milpit milpitas. 58 in pacific came. san francisco in the north bay, you are well into the 80s yesterday, it was 88 in santa rosa. how about 74 today. east bay, grab the jacket. 67 for you. and you head inland just mid-70s today with the breezy winds. nice and sunny though. 74 in concord, 70 in pleasanton. so today is the sonoma county hot air balloon festival with its in the 60s. and it is just a little breezy. and the san mateo county fair with temperatures today in the 60s. it will be breezy. so rather cool. the accuweather 7 day forecast today the coolest day. windy to breezy tomorrow. and then monday and tuesday waerm warmest days of the week. you download our accuweather app and you notice the temperatures come up and then they come down. so if you are not a fan of the heat, still saying cool at the coast. look at that picture. >> and just grab the jacket, make sure because the wind will be an issue throughout the day. >> yes. >> lisa, thanks. >>> on the peninsula, a comeback story for the ages involving a resilient teen aenager

our headquarters in san francisco, regional headquarters for asia-pacific in singapore, china headquartersanghai, and european headquarters in hamburg. that global footprint is really important for us because we are reaching out to gamers everywhere. we have to build distribution channels. we have to build stores everywhere, build different products for different gamers in different cultures in different game genres. we love it. we do this every single day. i wake up energized. haslinda: how difficult was it getting funding in the early days when few people understood what gaming was all about? min-liang: getting funding was incredibly difficult, at least from institutional investors in the early days, primarily because, as you mentioned, gaming has always been viewed as a niche, but today it has become the biggest $100 billion niche, a pretty big niche right now. what our vision was to do was an entire ecosystem. think about it, two guys saying we will build an entire ecosystem of millions of products, of hardware products. we will have millions of people on our software platforms, and we

. >>> one man hoping to make it all across the pacific and onto san francisco beach. >> that stover willning to it. >> at least waking up this morning and not in the ocean swimming. tuesday june 5th. natasha has the day off but the rest here to guide us through election day. never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. we've been getting a great sunrise. >> it will continue the next couple of mornings as clouds will be dominant. sometimes that 50 degree water would help you wake up, wouldn't it? let's look what's going on from sutro tower. can you see clouds out there. also weakening -- i hate to use the word dying but weakening cold front, 16 concord, oakland, the gray, that's the clouds drug in by the marine layer. here is a look at the temperatures that it creates. we're in the low- to mid-50s at 7:00. we stay in the 50s at the coast. mid to upper 60s at noon. 57 to 66 well below average at 4:00. jacket weather this evening, 54 to 62. we got off to an early start this morning, didn't we, alexis? how is it going now? >> especially with the bay bridge commute. looking o

today, we examine homelessness and income disparity in the asian pacific american community of san franciscot, with an award-winning documentary reporter producer who put the spotlight on filipino homeless with her film "box city." then we look at asian pacificer islander iom how bad is it? how do people cope? what's being done to help?rganas with affordable housing, homelessness, and much needed services. all that, as well as information on the showcase pinays in the arts, as well as the upcoming winter olympics

frenchman now living in texas, is attempting a six- month, 5,600 mile swim across the pacific ocean to san franciscond to his prior swim across the atlantic two decades ago. >> reporter: already 11 miles in, lecomte will swim right through a migration area for great white sharks. but it's the danger the planet is in that's on lecomte's mind, like climate change and pollution. he designed his route to pass through a collection of microplastic refuse roughly the size of germany, france, and britain combined. >> reporter: lecomte plans to swim eight hours at a stretch, eating 8,000 calories a day, resting each evening on a support boat. if he makes it, he will be the first to swim the pacific. he's already the first to have soloed the atlantic. >> reporter: ben lecomte is shaking off any personal threat. more important, he says, is drawing attention to the far greater peril facing the planet. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. we'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.

pacific ocean to the bay area. >> ben lacomp started his journey from japan to san francisco this morning. >> reporter: ben lacompt person to swim across the pacific ocean and his purpose has to do with pollution. the pacific ocean is filled with plastic and all sorts of trash, so he's willing to put his body and mind through quite the struggle all to bring attention to what humans have dumped in the water. a hug good-bye while a small group gathered behind ben lacomp near tokyo tuesday morning. he's off on his journey across the pacific ocean. this 51-year-old plans to swim eight hours a day with a team trailing beside him covering more than 5,000 miles to san francisco. >> i knew it was part of my, my identity. >> reporter: the french american athlete accomplished a similar feat across the atlantic in 1998. this time he says he wants to bring attention to the growing threat of plastic pollution in the oceans. ben will swim through the so- called great pacific garbage patch, the massive collection of floating trash between hawaii and california. >> i remember times where we go on the beach and walk and never see

a frenchman now living in texas is attempting a six month 5600 mile swim across the pacific ocean, to san franciscoalong the way to book end to his prior swim across the atlantic, two decades ago. >> i know i was going to go back to the project. eventually. >> already 11 miles in. he will be swimming right rohra a ite arks. but it is the danger the planet is in that is on his mind. like climate change and pollution. he designed his rut to pass through a collection of microplastic ref use roughly the size of germany, france and britain, combined. >> i remember times where we go on the beach and walk and never see any plastic. now everywhere i go, on the beach, i see plastic everywhere. >> he plans to swim eight hours at a stretch, eating 8,000 calories a day. resting each evening on a support boat. if he makes it he will be the already the first to have soloed the atlantic. physical aspect of it swimming it is difficult and all that. what is much more difficult to be in that very hostile environment. and the mind has to be super strong. >> he is shaking off any personal threat. more important he sa

largest crypto markets on the planet japan coin base which is just as based just across the pacific rim in san francisco is currently in more than thirty countries around the globe and the move to japanese market signals huge news for the crypto community the move isn't coming without controversy however japanese officials are still wary about krypto investments since the major coin check that occurred earlier this year well aware of the situation coin base has issued a statement on operating in japan saying quote as in other markets we panned to plan to take deliberate approach to our role in japan which means working hand in hand with the japanese financial services agency to ensure compliance with local laws at every stage investors however thrilled that the exchange will now be operating in one of the first countries that recognize the bitcoin as a currency. and a change in government and malaysia is moving china to reconsider its investment choices malaysia's former president minister mohammad who served from one thousand nine hundred eighty one all the way to two thousand. that in three was reelec

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. >> a san francisco home located in the pacific heights neighborhood just sold for $9.6 million. that is $1.6 million over the asking price. >> kpix 5's julie watts is here to tell us how this might just come down to bragging rights. >> reporter: bragging rights for realtors. but certainly, this is an astronomical number in terms of the percentage and also dollar amount over asking. we know bay area home prices are seven times over the national average. the average price here is $1.6 million. 's house sold for $1.6 million over the asking price. property tax alone is nearly double the median household income and more than what most families will make in a year. it's a san francisco dream house, five bedrooms, six baths, amazing closets and a wine cellar. originally listed for under $8 million, it sold for $9.6 million in nine days. >> that is 20% over asking. is that a surprising number to you? >> no. the average house sells for 13% over asking. >> reporter: patrick argyle of paragon real estate says over 80% of san francisco homes this year sold over asking. and while $1.6 milli

attempting to build bridges of friendship and commerce between the two great powers of the pacific rim. san francisco, and osaka. i know that we will continue on despite anything that anybody has said. san francisco and the osaka relationship will continue far into the future. i know everybody is anxious to get to lunch, so i just wanted to mention the other sister cities and their chairs. they are all here. everyone likes to hear their own name. if you would allow me to mention their names, and please, i apologize for the pronunciation. some of these are pretty difficult. anyway, we have frankie gillett. amann jordan. richard r. menino. james hurley. is that correct? >> mayor farrell: german. >> i apologize. kim when. arthur will tell. hannah fleck. christopher carew ski. carmen colette. thomas horan. candace bender. james brigham and gmo tail costanza. i think all of you for attending and thank the city of san francisco for this wonderful sign. thank you. [applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you allen. and for all of your hard work. i want to say special thanks to day to all of our police officers wh

degrees and then across the western areas well we like to see some showers for the pacific northwest but first san francisco los angeles it should be fine in denver should be quite bright as well twenty eight degrees in the sunshine now as you head down into central parts of america the rain which has been affecting the pacific coast line in mexico is beginning to ease away there are still some showers around from a disorganized area of showers which is affecting the yucatan peninsula and the gulf of mexico reach in germany we have got quite a bit of rain developing across more central parts of the caribbean in the course of wednesday into thursday so kingston jamaica probably seen some showers at times into south america and certain across northern areas plenty of showers across venezuela through towards ecuador but we come south was jerry weather conditions are looking draw and find that continues through into thursday a warm day in asuncion empowered by highs of thirty. for twenty three years mohsin has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world

and san francisco on the pacific ocean, it stays right there. what that means for my colleague, dan newhouse from washington state, that the defense liability hanniford on the columbia river stays right there. from my friends in chicago, that nuclear power generating station on lake michigan stays right there. what about savanna river, the savanna river site? it stays right next to the savanna river. versus 90 miles away in the desert underneath a mountain on federal property. so when the local concern is addressed about the local issue, the local consensus is really the department of interior. the department of defense. the department of energy. that federal land is larger than the state of connecticut. that's the local concern that we're dealing with and we're addressing here. this is all the operating commercial nuclear power plants. that's why there's 31 states, 121 locations. that's why this debate is important because more and more as we are able to lay out the facts the consensus by the national media is that it is time to move forward an

san francisco. it's the biggest comedy festival in the bayer. a three-day mash up of comedians like jon stewart, amy schumer and music by third eye blind and many others. it takes place at pacificisco and the bill graham civic auditorium. tickets start at $115. >>> more than 2,000 athletes from all over the world will take over the streets in letter waters to compete in the escape from alcatraz triathlon. it features a 1.5-mile swim and 18-mile bike ride to the golden gate park then an eight mile run through the pro side i don't. last year the swim part had to be canceled because of strong winds. it disappointed the people that wanted to take part. many of back this year hoping to complete all three segments. california's primary election is days away. the race for governor is heating up. who is gaining in the polls. >>> warriors fans are waking up happy but breathing a sigh of relief after last night's dramatic finish. what warriors and cavs fans are saying this morning. >> i know what warrior fans are saying,. >> thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. >> still recovering from the warriors game. i'm dave clark. steve is off today but we still check the friday morning weather

san francisco can exist. the wonderful sun light here, the hills, the great bridges, the pacific at your shoes. beautiful chinatown, every race in the world. the sardine fleets sailing out. the little cable cars whizzing down city hills, and the people are all friendly. that is a san francisco we all love and know. that is a san francisco we all aspire to be, and that is a san francisco we will be. thank you, everyone, for being here, and thank you for your time. [applause] >> i want to welcome you here to the civic center hotel. my name is gale dill man, the c.e.o. of community housing partnership. in 2015, this was the second navigation center to open its doors and welcome over 92 individuals living inen ca encampments in the street. this announcement will ensure that before individuals have the opportunity to enter shelter and navigation centers, they can receive vital services and treatments that they so much need and deserve. and on an on going basis. on behalf of all of community housing partnerships, and the 91 navigation center individuals here at this site, we are so excited and honored

my name is talley wong on behalf of the asian pacific islander council of san francisco, we are asking that the board of supervisors put back the 18 expiring programs into the budget. these 18 expires programs come just under $1.5 million. these funded programs include needs around behavioral health, domestic violence, workforce development, youth services, tenant rights, neighborhood and cultural services, and immigrant services, so these programs collectively serve over 200,000 low-income residents. and our 18 members are here today and will be giving you more details about the expiring program. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: what was the figure? >> rounding up, it's 1.6 million, but it's just under that. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. my name is rahim naraj, and i run the banksupport.org. [inaudible] >> -- despite a 25% reduction in costs, increasing the program's scope without extra funding, millions of inkind donations and support from the p.t.a., housing authority and several community organizations, the program was cut from the base

san francisco. san mateo bridge shot up into the red as well. >>> those of you heading in to san francisco will be dealing that sunshine but off in the distance over the pacifican that's where the clouds are. here is the view from surfline. noticing the coastal cloud coverage and that's just a sign of a cooler weather by the beaches and windier weathers. look at half moon bay. winds at 15 through downtown. it's getting stronger. by five or six this afternoon we will notice that breeze again and it'll keep us pretty cool. we are in the low 50s. 47 in santa rosa. the afternoon highs will be slightly cooler than yesterday. overall comfortable in the 60s and 70s for most areas. you can go up further north to reach the low 80s. >>> just remember when you are heading out remember to vote. >> yeah. >> weather isn't any excuse. >> no. >> things clear. you should be fine. >> very my ballot in the dressing room. ly do it during i had break today. >> i will peek in on it. >> going to the last minute. >> that's all right. as long as you do it. have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's tuesday, june 5th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." rescu

swim of nine thousand one hundred kilometers that will end in san francisco he's helping to raise awareness about plastic pollution in the pacific. and that's all your sport for now more later back to you major in many thanks indeed for that just about to drop this particular news on al-jazeera to get you to five much more news and video along with comments notices of the websites about this it will all be back to update you on the day's top stories just about to see them. thank you. such. good. cause. to. me as i want to finally with. the balls about what i see where you are not. your last. moment because i'm a bunch of the bitch on the bottom in the first episode of a two part series. or investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping big tree. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. about it. fluent in world news. iran turns up the pressure on the twenty fifteen nuclear deal going to the u.n. with plans to accelerate the early stages of uranium enrichment. a lot of major if they get this is al jazeera live from doha also com

the rough seas of the pacific ocean from tokyo to san francisco. broadcasting on facebook live. >> there we go. he's starting. >> ben is starting his swim. >> reporter: ben lecomte beginning the swim side by side with his two children speaking with us just moments before taking that plunge. >> there's more than one challenge. on the top of the list you have the water. the cold water. >> reporter: lecomte's journey 5,500 miles, 6 months, 8 hours a day at a time. >> i have to eat 8,000 calories per day so if i don't eat it lose quite a bit of en i'm weig sthatll. >> rter: he fastle the pacific's rough weather, cold waters, some of the ocean's top predators and giant patches of garbage, much of which he'll help study for scientific research. and let's be honest, one of the first things you wonder about, what about sharks? well, we asked him, and he says he actually looks forward to seeing them because there are fewer and fewer of them. you know what he's really afraid of? jellyfish. >> i'd be afraid of the sharks too. >> afraid of everything, right. t

degrees and then across the western areas where we like to see some showers for the pacific northwest but for san franciscolos angeles it should be fine in denver should be quite dry as well twenty eight degrees in the sunshine now as we had down into central parts of america the rain which has been affecting the pacific coast line of mexico is beginning to ease away there's still some showers around from a a disorganized area of showers which is affecting the yucatan peninsula and the gulf of mexico region generally we have got quite a bit of rain developing across more central parts of the caribbean in the course of wednesday into thursday so kingston jamaica probably seeing some showers at times into south america and certain across northern areas plenty of showers across venezuela through towards ecuador because it comes south was jerry weather conditions are looking draw and find that continues through into thursday a warm day in asuncion empowered why highs of thirty. getting to the heart of the matter if the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing rea

swim at nine thousand one hundred kilometers that will end in san francisco he's helping to raise awareness on plastic pollution and the pacific and that's all your sport for now will be back with more later but for now it's back to you each i think for a good cause but i'd rather him than me and i exactly a week from today the much talked about meeting between donald trump and kim jong un will take place in singapore scott hyde takes us now to singapore's little korea where as i'm sure you can imagine anticipation is high. it does not take long to understand why the area in singapore is known as little korea for decades this stretch of the road has been lined with korean restaurants and shops twenty three year old code agent moved here four months ago from the south korean port city of. he has high hopes for next week's historic summit between donald trump and kim jong . il and many people will change their perception and think that south korea is safer this kind of event does not take place very often i hope it's successful it's not known how many north koreans are in singapore there's an embassy here but the government rece

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pacific ocean. japan to san francisco. that's one professional swimmer, eight hours a day for more than six months. >> difficult to describe it. it's very exciting. looking forward to it. >> our reporters could get as close as the boat. it will cover 5,000 miles and the man doing it has completed a similar swim before across the atlantic, something simple, across the atlantic ocean in 1998. isn't that amazing? >> did he -- >> so cool. >> six months, eight hours a day. is this his job? >> i'm sure he has sponsorship and what not. that's amazing. >> >> world record you would think. >> absolutely. i mean, we're impressioned by people going out for a swim this morning. >> at all. >> getting started is hard and it's going to be a great day. we're starting out with temperatures in the low 50s right now in livermore. as you step out the door in san jose and palo alto, it's 54 degrees, a little cool in santa rosa where now it is 46 degrees and morgan hill you're winning at 45 right now. as you get out for the primary election in s

berkeley 76. 74 san francisco. 67 at the coast for pacific kay. low to mid-90s for the north bay. expected to go to 86. 89 the afternoon high for los gatos. if you have no place to be, head to santa cruz. a little warmer tomorrow. if you are going to see the a's play later today, it will be beautiful. we start 72. southwest breeze 10 miles per hour. game time 7:05. if you are out there tailgating you have a nice afternoon in store. in the evening hours, temperatures cool off some, in the 60s by the end of the game. perhaps consider a light jacket. if not for you, maybe the little ones. extended forecast, heating it up tomorrow. mid-70s at the coast. upper 80s around the bay. start to drop off sunday. the cooling trend continues monday, tuesday. notice morning fog, that is followed by evening clouds and we will be watching that forecast because as we know a lot of fireworks will be firing off. >> there is still time. >> it will change, we will see. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> the end of toys r us is finally here today. all the remaining stores across the country are closing as of toda

degrees and that across the western areas well we'd like to see some showers for the pacific northwest but first san franciscoos angeles it should be fine in denver should be quite bright as well twenty eight degrees in the sunshine those he had down into central parts of america the rain which has been affecting the pacific coast line in mexico is beginning to ease away there's still some showers around from a disorganized area of showers which is affecting the yucatan peninsula and the gulf of mexico reaching generally we have got quite a bit of rain developing across more central parts of the caribbean two in the course of wednesday into thursday so kingston jamaica probably seen some showers at times into south america and soon across northern areas plenty of showers across venezuela through towards ecuador because it comes south was jerry weather conditions are looking draw and find that continues through into thursday a warm day in asuncion empowered why highs of thirty. afghanistan has the best geology both mentally resources and under her why are they so poor measuring you guys when finally form the g

pacific america." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start with frameline 42, san francisco, the largest and most widely recognized lgbtq film exhibition event in the world. and we'll highlight one of the festival films "50 years of fabulous." then we profile the san francisco gay men's chorus and the world premiere of its new musical, "unbreakable: the untold stories of the lgbtq community." and we wrap up with an edition of asian pacific america eats with a spotlight on third culture bakery. all that on our show today. well, we are proud to welcome back an organizer of an event we have profiled before, frameline 42, an international lgbtq film

in 1940, my dad was a teen achbager who worked on a ship in san francisco, and because war broke how the in the pacific, i had to find a way to stay in the city. during that time, the exclusion act was in full effect thanks to julius kahn. he actually called the chinese the most debasing people on the face of the earth. my dad's outlet was tai chi, and he would go to local playgrounds to practice it, as a way to feel he belonged in a city, in a country where he was constantly told he didn't belong and was not welcome. and so if it wasn't for the repeal of the act, he wouldn't have become a citizen, and i wouldn't be standing here ay i believe that there's power in history in place andnd namingisk is a critical step for our city to work towards one which our public spaces are safe spaces where all feelwelcome. so -- so the next time i bring my kids to this park, i sincerely hope that it would be way more than a teachable moment where i have to force them to -- force myself to tell them that this public space was named after a public figure that promoted hate and fear, but rather, it would be a proud mom

gascon for her work within the filipino community and the city and county of san francisco as part of her work on the pacific islander heritage month, so congratulations to you. [applause] >> thank you. >> and since our last meeting, supervisor cohen called for a public hearing for the shipyard hunters point cleanup, and there was representatives from -- on may 14, 2018. there were representatives from the various regulatory agencies, navy, e.p.a., dtsc as well as cal dph and our local public health department. tetratech was invited. it was lengthy. the take away from that meeting was the mayor also, actually that morning, as well as leader pelosi had also issued a letter with regards to parcel a residents, and requesting the navy and the regulatory agencies to do a reevaluation of parcel a, even though it wasn't the subject of the fraud. and malia cohen -- supervisor malia cohen as part of hur opening remarks emphasized that retesting occur, so that information is out there and the regulatory agencies and the navy is looking into a plan to reevaluate that. a allowed for opportunity to bring this item back i

san francisco can exist. the wonderful sun light here, the hills, the great bridges, the pacific at your shoes. beautiful chinatown, every race in the world. the sardine fleets sailing out. the little cable cars whizzing down city hills, and the people are all friendly. that is a san francisco we all love and know. that is a san francisco we all aspire to be, and that is a san francisco we will be. thank you, everyone, for being here, and thank you for your time. [applause] as asked to do is water system improvement program and one thing i looked at is about the 4.8 billion dollars wurthd of work and a lot of the work s wa regional. we looked at how can we make sure that we provide opportunities for san franciscan's and people in the region and so we looked at ways we can expand our local san francisco lb program. so, we thought about it and worked with general manager at the time to form an advizry committee to talk about how to include local businesses in the region. >> i was on the first committee back about 10 years agand the job changed over time. in the beginning, just wanted people to kno