would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developi

today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible] and all the san francisco state professors for their partnership in the program. it isn't easy to make sure this is a meaningful and educational program. i want to thank jennifer gee and bob pulosity. i don't know if they are here today. there is jennifer. jennifer is moving on to a even bigger role in our department perhaps nothing is as poignant as the work with the san francisco state inturns. she is the glue of the inte

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and we have alex savidge at the san francisco state university with more on the demonstration happening there.>> reporter: good morning. the san francisco state students are planning a day of action, and there will be a march across campus, and then culminating with a big noontime rally happening outside of the student center where we are this morning. this is the malcolm x plaza, and you can expect a busy day here, and filling up with people in a few hours. there will be similar rallies at other cal state campuses later in the day. students are voicing their opposition to the proposed student hikes, and a four year freeze on the tuition hike is about to end, and tuition will increase annually based on inflation. the protesters say that to me students could not afford the education at the cal state campus. also today organizers will be protesting possible cuts to the college of ethnic study at san francisco state, an ongoing issue, students beginning the hunger strike to oppose the cuts to the college of ethnic studies. we will bring you back out here live, and we will tell you that the

that's what it is about. >> the ethnic studies program at san francisco state was the first of its kind when it was created back in 1969. >>> new developments now regarding california's drought. governor brown says he is making some restrictions on water use people. the winter rains helped but not all of california has benefit the and the governor says the drought is not over. tom vacar has more on what this means for californiaians. >> reporter: northern california is dry and southern has some mandates being backed off. this mandate shows extreme drought in california before the rains came. this week's man shows us the conditions have improved with 10% of extreme northern california drought free but much is racked by drought. >> the first tenant of this approach is to stop water waste. >> the governor believes that the conservation combined with making the state more resilient when the states strike is the way to go. the biggestcha is the flat statewide mandate and specific cuts for individual water agencies in favor of letting those agencies choose how to bring about desired savings.

we are keeping an eye on a hunger strike that's happening at san francisco state university. y between the school's president and the hunger strikers. we have an update in minutes coming up. >>> we are live in san jose at the scene of an officer- involved shooting. we just got word that they were responding to a man who was attacking his mother with an ax. we will have the latest. >>> time is 8:30. we will start by updating on on breaking news in san jose. >> police shot man who reportedly had an ax. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega, you're right there. what else can you tell us about this? >> reporter: well, right now jarvis and lancing is closed right now to traffic because you can see there is a heavy police presence here. a lieutenant just came up to us and spoke with us and did confirm that two officers shot at a 26-year-old man. he is now in the hospital. the reason why they shot at him is because he was attacking his mother with an ax. i'm told the ax is still there in the street, that the mother, she was moving around on the ground but she is badly injured. she is at val

>> that i got accepted to san francisco state. >> san francisco state! that is are where iley. a great school. >> yes, it is. >> i think it is great that you are going to go to college, and i believe you have it in to accomplish all of the goals and more, and i'm really happy that there is a path for that, because i am sure when your pare parents were younger there was not a path for that. >> right. >> i the they the path should be easier, and i believe that you will accomplish everything that you want. good luck in college. >> thank you. >> to me, the whole issue boils down to how do we define who is an american, and how can do you become an american. you see what i am saying? like is it about the paperwork or the person? to me, it is clearly about the person. [ bleep ] the paperwork. you know. when my people came we didn't have our papers either. they seem to beer p fektly fine with letting us in. i mean, we had bills of shipping, but i don't know if that counts. we had receipts, and does that count as paper. oh, is that too soon? [ laughter ] capable full-sized pickup on the

state system. now also today, here? san francisconother protest, the second protest, against possible budget cuts to the college of ethnic studies here at san francisco state. this has been an ongoing fight here at this campus. we understand students will begin a hunger strike at noon. what two protests taking place, one to oppose the tuition increase, the other in reference to the college offeth nick studies at the san francisco state campus, and this whole day of action gets underway at noontime today and we'll be here with full coverage on ktv ushgs vu. >>> and uber settled a agreement that requires taxis and other private transportation services to carry a disabled passenger's service animal. the national federation of the blind says uber agreed to deactivate a driver facility company knows they denied a ride with a person with disabilities because of their guide dog. >>> 8:15. ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus said good-bye to its biggest performers in rhode island. the elephants performed their final show. the circus is ret

today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible] and all the san francisco state professors for their partnership in the program. it isn't easy to make sure this is a meaningful and educational program. i want to thank jennifer gee and bob pulosity. i don't know if they are here today. there is jennifer. jennifer is moving on to a even bigger role in our department perhaps nothing is as poignant as the work with the san francisco state inturns. she is the glue of the inte

san francisco state had 5 rapes and no fondling reports. san jose state had 2 rapes and 13 fondlings. this week has been dubbed it's on us action week. it's where the obama administration is trying to change the culture of victim blaming and make more of an evident to prevent sexual assault. the initiative calls on students to host of events on campus to engage classmates to prevent attacks and support survivors of sexual assault. >> what the senator found out, what i knew, that just thousands and thousands of these rape kits are sitting on the shelves of police departments all over america never having been tested because it costs money to test them. >> reporter: and biden went on to say that some states even charge the victim for rape kit testing. stanford and berkeley have made headlines in the past few months for high-profile cases of date rape and sexual harassment. nationwide there's been a 126% increase of on campus sexual assaults between 2001 and 2013. experts think the sharp rise is partly because of more awareness and better repor

today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible] and all the san francisco state professors for their partnership in the program. it isn't easy to make sure this is a meaningful and educational program. i want to thank jennifer gee and bob pulosity. i don't know if they are here today. there is jennifer. jennifer is moving on to a even bigger role in our department perhaps nothing is as poignant as the work with the san francisco state inturns. she is the glue of the inte

>> i got accepted to san francisco state? >> san francisco state? that's where i live.es. >> it's a great school. >> yes. >> i think it's great you're going to go to college. i believe you have it in you to accomplish all your goals and more. i'm really happy that there's a path for that because i'm sure when your parents were younger, there wasn't a path for that. >> yeah. >> i think the path should be easier. i believe you're going to accomplish everything you want. good luck in college. >> thank you. >> to me, this whole issue boils down to how do we define who is an american and how you become an american? you know what i'm saying? like to me is it about the paperwork, or is it about the person? to me it's clearly about the person. [ bleep ] the paperwork. you know, when my people came, we didn't have our papers either. they seemed to be perfectly fine with letting us in. i mean we had bills of shipping. i don't know if that counts. we had receipts. does that count as papers? oh, is it too soon? [ laughter ] doesn't it seem like the wireless world today could use a

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] good mornin [inaudible] city librarian and like to welcome to the visitation branch library. we are very thrilled to be here today with mayor lee and just a little bit of context about the neighborhood branch, this july will mark the 5th anverseraphy of the library and we are vore proud of it because the community has fully imbraused itment serves about 23,000 residents and it is in deed th

san francisco college students refusing to eat in protest. the program they're hoping to save by taking a stand. a student hunger-strike is underway tonight at san francisco state. ===take vo=== four student-activists are demanding the university restore the school's "ethnic >>> a student hunger strike is underway tonight at san francisco state. students and faculty were angered when administrators cut $8 million worth of funding to the program. >> the president asked us to meet with him, to negotiate and we arranged meetings with him. he cancels all of them. we're not taking this any more. >> another hunger strike still underway outside the mission police station. activists are demanding the resignation of the mayor and police chief. >>> a fire erupted in a barn and then spread to a mobil home park. the flames destroyed two trailers. tonight the concern is, how did this start? this is happening in the south bay. robert honda joins us with more. any answers from where you are? >> they're still looking for answers right now, it's strange. this mysterious fire did start in an empty barn, and then quickly spread to this mobil home park, and left two families homel

so san francisco state university was the perfect space for me and has helped me out in my career. and they were incredibly supportive of that, but i have a lot of friends who had a different experience. >> yeah, how about you, nick? >> well, i did become a lawyer, so i guess i didn't really buck the trend in that sense. >> but it wasn't from their pushing. >> no, definitely not. but i also do feel that a lot of my colleagues, a lot of my peers growing up, they almost take a sense of pride being asian-pacific islander and saying, "oh, well, my parents were so harsh on me, and i had to go to this top-end school and become two things -- a doctor or a lawyer," you know? and i do feel that there still is that underlying aspect to our community that we do need addressing. that's not a rite of passage, you know what i mean? you know, growing up here and getting that education is a gift, and you should enjoy it, you know? >> enjoy it. >> yeah. >> that is the takeaway, right? >> absolutely. >> all right. great conversation. let's continue it after just a short break. stay with us because w

a breakthrough in the student hunger strike at san francisco state university. the meeting today. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy on highway 4, bright sunshine coming up and the traffic is getting slower as you drive to concord. >>> bright sunshine there, it's cloudy here, a big difference in the temps. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. . >>> welcome back. time is 6:13, a suicide bombing killed 63 people in baghdad, it happened in an outdoor market in a shiite neighborhood. isis claimed responsibility. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders made a surprise visit to his office in oakland. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> sanders stop on college avenue was brief, lasting less than 30 minutes. as word got out more and more supporters got out. he said he will be back in california many times before the state primary. he defeated hillary clinton in the west virginia prim

i applied to san francisco state.pport system for undocumented students. >> i would imagine sometimes you feel like have to hide that fact, right? >> yeah. >> i've only lived here, i was born here as an african american. we sort of struggle with our identity because we are americans but don't always get treated like americans, so i can relate to some of that. ♪ despite how some people in the more paranoid corners of cable news make it sound -- you know who i'm talking about -- many latinos are working hard every day to improve their english skills. and to get a better idea of this, she invited me to the english learning center where she gets classes five days a week and hopefully i can work on my spanish. >> herv everybody, hello. how are you doing? burtau is a friend of yours? would you like to introduce the visitor? come to the front, please. >> cultural curiosity is a street that runs both ways. i want to know more about them and they seem to want to more know more about me. >> what is your name? >> kamau. >> what

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] [gavel] >> good morning and welcome to the government audit and oversight committee of the san francisco board of supervisors, i am the share of the committee, aaron peskin, and joined by supervisor yee, and sitting in for member london breed is comptis, and i want to thank the

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees

tremendous experience not only in the early caregiver center with the jewish community center but san francisco state university and early care and alameda and other great organizations by being an entering richmond parents she understands the urgent care i strongly recommended her with many outside the that speak the best praise to her us. >> thank you supervisor mar we need training in aftercare especially i know this is c pack but in general for school programs care identify heard the providers or organizations for at the school is maybe changing the curriculum or doing something we're not getting the support for the children for homework and so forth i appreciate you recognize that. >> so colleagues seeing no other questions or comments opening up for public comment so anyone want to speak on item one please step forward seeing none, public comment is closed and colleagues, can we get a motion. >> i move kelly datson for the district 1 for the childcare and planning. >> second by supervisor cowen without objection congratulations. >> thank you mr. clerk item 2. >> a hearing to confirm the control

tremendous experience not only in the early caregiver center with the jewish community center but san francisco state university and early care and alameda and other great organizations by being an entering richmond parents she understands the urgent care i strongly recommended her with many outside the that speak the best praise to her us. >> thank you supervisor mar we need training in aftercare especially i know this is c pack but in general for school programs care identify heard the providers or organizations for at the school is maybe changing the curriculum or doing something we're not getting the support for the children for homework and so forth i appreciate you recognize that. >> so colleagues seeing no other questions or comments opening up for public comment so anyone want to speak on item one please step forward seeing none, public comment is closed and colleagues, can we get a motion. >> i move kelly datson for the district 1 for the childcare and planning. >> second by supervisor cowen without objection congratulations. >> thank you mr. clerk item 2. >> a hearing to confirm the control

in a few hours the president of san francisco state university will meet with four students staging a hunger strike. the students are upset about cutting the ethnics department. one was taken to the hospital but she's back and continues with the hunger strike. the students no longer feel hungry and expert the support of other students. >> i feel i could go another two weeks. the more people that come out the less hungry i feel. >> the support shut come from around the campus. one person should take ethnics classes. >> the president is willing to work through the list of demanders. they have 10 demands including doubling the budget of the ethnic studies department. >>> san francisco teachers held a rally headquarters, they are asking for a safe and supportive schools initiative. latino and african-american students are missing classes because of behavior problems that are not being addressed. >>> ed lee has promised 17 1/2 million dollars to retomorrow the police department reduce officer-involved shootings. $11million will go to violence prevention programs. there's funding for 100 ta

san francisco state had 5 reported rapes. and san jose state university had 2. >>> an antioch police officer and at least three other people are being treated for injuries after someone in a carjacked vehicle opened fire. investigators say it followed a pursuit that began in bay point yesterday evening. the chase ended with a multi- vehicle crash at east leland and loveridge roads in pittsburg. >> i rolled up to the scene. i saw the accident. i heard the pops. just pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. he was just, you know, firing up the officers. they just started firing back. >> the suspect was not hit but later surrendered. meanwhile, police say they are looking into a likely connection between that incident and a shooting at a fast-food restaurant. they say a man opened fire yesterday morning at a mcdonald's on mahogany way. in that case, some of the restaurant's windows were shattered and a man inside suffered minor injuries. >>> a child is being treated for minor burns after an overnight fire in vallejo. three adults and f

racial activist, pushed for the creation of ethnic studies at san francisco state university. >> each generation they make their own history. that determine to they are. >> reporter: danny glover and others plan to work with this, on the east coast, the film has another fight in new york with cornell university. they're producers and directors, they joined the movement to establish a black studies department there. >> i did not go away to college to be an activist but got caught up in the time. >> if you become an activist the college for issues that involve social justice, racial justice, etc. is likely to put you on a path of commitment and working to better the world for the rest of your lives. >> the release of this film is so timely here in san francisco. local activists are still fighting for the rate. -- for the right. >> it just shows that with racism and other issues they are institutionalized. >> reporter: pam moore hosted the event. recent protests were talked about. the black lives matter movement and the frisco five and the frisco 500 are -- frisco five hunger strike. sta

at san francisco state students will march at noon. they are also protesting cuts that college of ethnics studies. >>> claims that airbnb is playing politics. it donated thousands of dollars into san francisco campaigns. the home sharing site poured $257,000 in to campaigns for moderate democratic candidates and their issues. it comes days after progressives threatened fines and misdemeanor charges for home sharers violating city laws. >> they are swaying the elections. they drop ad$250,000 in a 25,000 -- dropped $25,000 in a -- [ indiscernible ] . >>> city leaders may put a minimum wage hike on the fast track. governor jerry brown signed a bill raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022 but san mateo might decide to phase it in faster or raise it hire. the city council meets tomorrow to get input. >>> no steph curry no problem. eve without the mvp the warriors got off to a winning start. leading the way klay thompson scoring 37 points and draymond green had a triple-double. kpix 5's devin fehely reports fans are celebratin

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] good mornin be joined by city attorney jessie smith also here are tom [inaudible] evan [inaudible] kristin jen son and victoria, all working diligently on the action we filed in san francisco superior court this morning. i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin and soon scott wiener both of whom are working on isues related to this defend for many years. today, i'm announcing i filed suit agai

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair.

i applied to san francisco state.t system for undocumented students. >> so it's a college that is open to undocumenteds. >> yeah. >> i would imagine sometimes you feel like you have to hide the fact that you're undocumented? >> yeah. >> i've only lived here. i was born here. as an frirn american, a lot of african-americans, we sort of struggle with our identity because we are americans, but we don't always get treated like americans. so i can relate to some of that. and thank you. despite how some people make it sound, you know who i'm talking about, many latino immigrants are working hard every day to improve their english skills. and to get a better idea of this, bertha has invited me to the fuente learning center where she takes english classes five days a week. and hopefully, i can work on my spanish. >> we have a visitor. >> hey! >> everybody, hello. >> how you doing? >> bertha is a friend of yours. would you like to introduce the visitor? come to the front, please. >> cultural curiosity is a street that runs bot

would be on the streets and just because i cant afford to live in san francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]

jackie ward is live in san francisco state where those students are meeting. >>reporter: what's happening -- it's happening across cu campuses. student leaders tells me it's a time for them to reclaim the state university system. they call it solidarity of mayday. students are requesting -- tuition hikes is a major concern because of a four-year freeze on increases is about to end. accord to students for quality education, the board of trustees wants to increase tuition annually based on inflation. >> i want people to be angry with me because we're paying for this institution and the resources we deserve. it's time to get them so we can graduate and make our economy great. >> another thing students continue to focus on is the cause of ethnic studies that has been talked about a lot because of the budget cut. fssu president reiterates that no plain exists to reduce the budget for the six colleges -- so the rally is just now getting underway here. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a lawmakers tries to help those drowning in loan debt. john will introduce a student lone r

. >>> in case you missed it over the holiday weekend from "the san francisco chronicle" baby abandoned at sf states grads. baby jillian was born in a san francisco state laundry room and left there and was adopted. she is now a proud graduate from the school where she was born. >>> outbreak of measles in central arizona has risen to 11 confirmed cases. the illness has spread within a alloy detention center for immigrants with seven inmates and four workers infected. other surrounding counties may have been exposed. >>> north korea attempt to launch a ballistic missile on monday failed according to south korean military. surrounding countries were on a alert, including japan, which ordered anti-ballistic missiles to stand ready. tensions high in the region after north korea conducted a series of missile tests and failed launches earlier this year. >>> a baby elephant was rescued by a team of good samaritans. the elephant had fallen down a drain in sri lanka. >>> a cheese contest yesterday. competitors hurled down a 600 foot slope to be the first to reach an 800 pound wheel of cheese. organizers can

the agreement between san francisco state and protesting students.>> democrat bernie sanders said he has now won in 19 in primaries after last night's victory in west virginia. he says that nominating hillary clinton would be a disaster for the democratic party . he is still trailing clinton in the important delegate count and in particular among the superdelegates. >> it is a steep climb i admitted but you know what we have been fighting a steeper steep climb from the day we got into this race. >> hillary clinton is campaigning today new jersey. she has been ignoring sanders and focusing on donald trump. today she criticized him for not releasing his tax returns. clinton says she and her husband posted eight years of their returns on their website. >>> on the republican side clear sailing for donald trump. last night he won easily in west virginia and nebraska. he has developed a large loyal following of passionate people who like his outsider persona but political analyst say it's unclear if they'll be enough to carry him to victory in november. tr

department of justice and the state attorney harris to launch a civil rights investigation into the san francisco police department. verse is exciting another incident that he calls a tipping point. >> we are recommending that the chief must go. >> on the steps of the hall of this civil rights attorney john burris after the state attorney general and the doj to investigate the pd. >> the chief must to go because all the negative statements all the racial epitaphs that have occurred at all the various things that are taken place of all occurred on his watch. >> he is representing mario's family in the wake of the shooting death by police in december 2015. >> they are going to kill somebody else. >> the doj is currently reviewing the case and the use of force on words. -- woods. >> that investigation carries no weight because the doj can only make recommendations and that can't and torso change and the verse says the changes needed to weed out the discriminatory mindset and culture that exists within the pd. >> last month the chief suspended an officer for offensive language. sources close the desk

.>>> the students at san francisco state university are planning an action luncheon rally today, students protesting the tuition increases. they will also protested potential cuts to the college of ethnic study, and that rally will start at noon. >>> the warrior start off with a convincing win over the trailblazers, and steph curry said that the chances of him returning to game 3 on saturday are pretty good, and the coach steve kurtz said that the odds that steve kerr would be ready for that are slam. and the full range of motion is mostly returned one week after stepping on a wet spot in houston during the first round. he is hoping to get into scrimmages by the end of the weight.>>> and the splash brothers scoring and the lawyers winning, 118-106. and draymond green get set triple-double, 13 rebounds and 11 assists.>> is one of the best all-around players in the league. >> you will never hear me call myself that, but if they call me that, i will take it. i will not shy away from it. >> he is definitely part of the team, and all five warriors scored in the double figures. >>> and game 2 a

san francisco state had 5 rapes and no fondling reports. san jose state had 2 rapes and 13 fondlings. this week has been dubbed it's on us action week. vice president joe biden is helping to lead the campaign. it's where the obama administration is trying to change the culture of victim blaming and make more of an evident to prevent sexual assault. biden is asking students to organize on their campuses and focus on preventing sexual assault and standing behind the victims. >> i'm not going to stop to reach the point when you drop your child off, you're most worried about is he going to screw around and not get good grades. >> reporter: a former stanford swimmer was convicted after a pair of good samaritans stopped him from raping an unconscious student after an on campus party. uc-berkeley has its own scandal with professors, students and coaches. nationwide sexual assaults are 126% from 2001 to 2013 partly due to better reporting of the crimes. live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >> where can viewers find all this new data? >> rep

state office. it will be on van ness avenue in san francisco. clinton has already opened campaign offices in oakland and l. a. >>> on the republican side, donald trump says he won't rule out replacing house speaker paul ryan as chairman of the republican national convention. that's the ryan does not endorse his campaign and now ryan's firing back, saying he'd step down the trump asks him. this comes just three days before trump meets with ryan and other key gop leaders. former vice presidential nominee and top trump supporter sarah palin is going further. >>> pledging to help defeat ryan in the race for his wisconsin seat. >> i think paul ryan is soon to be cantorred as an errant cantor. his political career is over but for a miracle because he is so disrespected the will of the people. >> as trump's fights were gop -- for gop support. we've learned new jersey governor chris christie will start organizing a future trump administration. you can look for more campaign 2016 coverage tonight including bernie sanders' campaign stops in sacramento. on

san francisco. we're going to be launching all over the state. >> this afternoon, he stopped at a stan fran coffee shop. he will be in oregon tonight. in oakland, abc7 news. >>> and a new independent poll finds bernie sanders has a stronger chance of beating donald trump and hillary clinton in a key swing state. in a match up, sanders wins all three florida, ohio and pennsylvania and a match up between clinton and donald trump, clinton losing only ohio to trump. the past 80 years, no candidate has become president. only republicans are on the ballot in nebraska's primary. and donald trump is projected to win. same story in west virginia. and there is a new campaign submitted a known of a white nationalist as one of the pledge delegates. a spokesman blames the error for adding william johnson's name to the list and says he's not a delegate. >> twitter just released this new chart. tweets are the most popular represented by the top shield bar. and hillary clinton and bernie sanders seem to be following a path of increases as well as decreases. it corresponds with the biggest increase for trump happened d

staff photographer and editor at the san francisco kr kroncal from 2000 to 2009 and is currently an assistant professor for photo journalism at san francisco state university. kim, it is great to see you. thanks for being here. first, let's talk about your book. let's see your book. >> point to the book right up front. >> "revolution revisited." it features the pictures you have on a traveling exhibit. >> right. >> you just came from new york. >> we opened on tuesday an exhibition through the new york consulate, the philippine consulate. it's part of a nationwide exhibition tour that started here in san francisco on the 30th anniversary of the philippine revolution which was february 22nd through 25th. and those four days were some of the most pivotal days in the history of the philippines. the embassy has a year long celebration under way and this exhibition was, in fact, san francisco. it's in new york now. it will go to chicago, los angeles, guam, and probably august 21st, which is the anniversary of the assassination of aquino, there will be some photos hanging, again, at the consulate here in san francisco. >> okay. very good. we'll have yo

mostly i want to honor my uncle who is a long time ethnic studies professor from san francisco state in the 60's and danny glover and saw a picture of him with him and started the department at san francisco state and to the countless volunteers who read real behind the scene heroes in hunters point and visitacion valley in district 10. they teach me so much everyday. i come and when i hear the phone i think about what i would do in their place as a person and human being as a mom working what i strive in my work is to always work with humility and be kind to people and gather strength and lots of prayers and have courage and i can't believe it's been 15 years so it shows my age too but luckily i have good filipino genes so i just want to thank you you too. i want to dedicate this to -- it was mothers district -- day and dedicate to the strong moms holding it down in the bear -- bay area and working hard and for my little girl and take a moment to think about the importance of nurturing and educating and passing on your legacy to the children of the generation and tomorrow issues are

we are just near san francisco state university, seemingly the heart of the city. the last place a lot of people would expect to see a coyote, but they're seeing a lot of them around here. this attack, they tell us, was particularly brazen. >> this is a section of san francisco suburb area you also known as park merced where people walk dogs and feel safe or used to anyway because it's also coyote country. >> keep your animals in. >> reporter: or lose them, just as randy buckland lost his dear cat named hunk to a coyote two nights ago. that wild animal came right up to his back doorstep. >> i saw the coyote and the cat right out here in the middle. the cat was fighting him. >> reporter: hunk was 6 years old, had a reputation as the nicest cat in the neighborhood. randy shared hunk with his good friend mark ward who was barely consolable even today as he described chasing the coyote with the cat still in its jaws. >> so i ran after him. i ran after the coyote even though i could see her at the same time, too. i just wanted my animal back. >> reporter: their story is

. >>> california state university system is st.ing san francisco -- investigating san francisco statethis is the ethnics studies department about racial bias. it become public after the students had a 10 day hooker -- hunger strike. students said there were racial bias. this will be the first independent study of the issues. it is expected to take weeks. >>> there's new hope for raider fans who want the team to stay here. two players are part of an investor group. ronnie lott and rodney peete have met with the mayor. but she won't meet with them again until the nfl and the raiders show interest in building a stadium in oakland. the owner of the raiders want to go to las vegas. >>> let's check in with gasia. good morning. >> good morning. when i join you here, so many call it an exercise in futility. issuing tickets to homeless people. the change in attitude some fear will make the problem worse. >> here kitty, kitty, stay kitty, kitty. this was waiting for a utah family. a mountain lion lounging, it takes off as it runs through the neighborhood. i could watch the pictures for hours. h

some states have no restrictions. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> the california supreme court heard arguments today on whether a measure allowing the early release of some state prisoners should go on the november ballot. governor brown's proposal would grant parole to perhaps thousands of inmates serving time for nonviolent felonies. the court today debated whether officials properly followed state election law. brown unveiled his plan in late january, too late to start the initiative process and qualify for the november 8 ballot. instead, his team added the parole provisions to an existing proposed ballot measure. >>> now to an investigation from the i-team's dan noyce, a killer on san quentin's death row for 32 years is offering to reveal where he buried one of his wives. in return, gerald stanley wants the state to set an execution date. his case exposes the serious flaws in our death penalty system. dan noyce will have the exclusive report tomorrow at 11:00. >>> tonight we have learned bay area congressman mar

. >>> a student hunger strike is under way at san francisco state. four student activists demanded the university restore the school's ethnic studies program. students were angry when $8 million was cut from the program. the stude >> the president has to meet with him to negotiate and he -- we would arrange meetings with him. he cancels all of them. we're not taking this anymore. >> activists demonstrating against police shootings are demanding the resignation of the mayor and police chief. >>> more aviation history in the silicon valley. that high tech airplane took off from moffitt field powered only by the son. scott budman is here with the latest from that solar plane. >> reporter: it looked pretty incredible, the solar impulse in the midst of a trip around the world, taking off this morning from moffitt field and solar energy did the job. there was a lot of activity behind getting the plane up and ready. lots of people making sure the controls and pilot were ready. the plane powered only by the sun and solar energy stored in batteries. a glimpse

. >>> four students at san francisco state university are on a hunger strike demanding more resources for the college of ethnic studies. today a few politicians and one actor joined the cause. we look at their demands. >> i'm so torn by this. >> reporter: actor danny glover came to show his support for the students who have been on a hunger strike since may 2nd. glover was a protester which led to the establishment of the college of ethnic studies the first in the nation. >> business will not be done as u usual. shut the campus done. >> reporter: the students have a number of demands, but the one that stands out is their request for more funding. the faculty is behind them. >> wanting more and not having the money as well as underfunding. we're the smallest college. >> reporter: ethnic studies has a budget of $3.6 million, but in the past has received additional funding from different sources to add more classes and professors. the students want the university to increase its budget to $8 million. >> we expect these negotiations to begin monday may 9th at 9:00 a.m. and conclude by wed

these women are dangling down the library from san francisco state.racticing for tomorrow's anniversary celebration of the labor archives. special recordings will play during the dance. tuesday's performances are scheduled for 2:15, 3:30 and 5:45 in the plaza. >>> coming up, the bay area ball room scene you won't see on dancing with the stars. same sex dance partners compete for national titles. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> a daring french inventor has set a new record for a flight on a hoverboard. he took off saturday along the coast of france on his hoverboard cliermbing to a heig of more than 7,300 feet. it surpasses a previous record held by a canadian >> it's extreme hoverboarding. >>> it's a girl, up next how a black cat turned out to be a lucky charm for the sharks. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> the abc 7 newsroom. coming up at 6:00, suspected burg arrows have been busted with $100,000 wortds of property. see how they did it. >>> a de

fire him. >>> a possible solution to safe an ethnic studies program and end a hunger strike at san francisco stateversity. the school president says he will meet with the strikers team tomorrow morning. he says he believes the sides can reach an agreement to ensure ongoing support. four students began the hung yir strike if response to funding cuts for ethnic studies. >>> new at 6:00, the new study from ucsf finds quitting smoking makes a quick drop in costs. researchers say if just 10% of current smokers stopped, the nation would save $63 billion in a year. the study estimates that because smoking rates in california are lower than the national average, that saves our state $15 billion in costs every year. >>> new at 6:00, an abc7 news exclusive. the only ones to sit down with twitter founder to find out why the company is focused on what my belly pain and constipation? they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know that. tell me something i don't kno