san francisco native. i will be starting my senior year at san francisco state university. i am majoring in criminal justice studies and graduated with a bachelor's degree in. my experience as a dpa and turner being part part of the osa program has been extremely rewarding. i enjoy assisting the office staff with organizing and creating new files and researching cases. i have learned an incredible amounts in such a short period of time. [inaudible] i know that my fellow interns and i will create a better tomorrow for future generations to come. thank you. >> hello everyone, i am val jones. i go to san francisco state university, i am a junior and criminal justice major. at the end turn the summer, i conducted research, i did some organizing of case material, and various office support. governmental and community agencies come together to create positive change. i believe in positive change and second chances is why why i look to fulfill a career in probation. thank you. >> my name is allie, i am at golden gate university school of law. i enjoyed conducting policy research a

en el Área de la bahÍa habrÁ asesorÍa en san francisco state, california state.estatales de california. >> esto va a incluir varios servicios, por ejemplo incluye las consultas legales, tambiÉn representaciÓnen su caso de inmigraciÓn. si es que tiene un caso o algo que puede solicitar. marÍa: entre las universidades en las que ofrecerÁn servicios legales en el Área de la bahÍa, estÁn san josÉ y san francisco state, ademÁs de california state del este de la bahÍa. se alegra de que se ofrezca esta ayuda. >> en nuestra universidad vendrÁn abogados que ofrecerán sus servicios legales para hablar de la renovaciÓn de acciÓn diferida para los permisos de trabajo, tambiÉn las visas u, peticiones familiares y entre otros. marÍa: se precisÓ que la asesorÍa serÁ confidencial. esta abogada que hace parte de una de las cuatro organizaciones contratadas para proveer los servicios, dicen que han visto la necesidad. >> muchos de los estudiantes no tienen los recursos para poder otener un abogado privado o pagar el costo. entonces, esta es una manera de prever los servicios a los

we continue to wage those demands and the tradition of the san francisco state's trouble -- san franciscotate struggle. narrator: trouble erupted at san francisco state university after the arrest of one of the black panthers. this film is from cuban television. you see here george mason murray. the trance -- the translation were is -- the translation is, -- >> people who have been oppressed by imperialism and fascism have a right to get into those institutions that will change the class nature of those instant duchenne's and eventually lead to the shutting down of those institutions until we destroy capitalism. >> we didn't put them up to nothing. here they are. i ask you to welcome them. >> heretofore, women had been thought of as merely being content in a prone position. things ain't want they used to be. sisters and brothers, people speaking on this stand have not been chosen because of their revolutionary rhetoric. they were chosen because of their correct practice. [indiscernible] >> huey newton says we must make our concentration upon the enemy. this is correct. >> struggling and p

institute of health and exercise scientists from san francisco state university are studying the health impact of the our sports they measure a range of physical functions and calculate how many calories per minute using a given game burns so far they tested over 50 of your applications with different headsets to determine their effects. and on the treadmill with that the our head set can definitely get players working up a sweat and burning calories. just like the wii our music application electro knots where users can become d.j.'s. you can make your own music and how easy is it to forget your exercising when you're dancing. dancing at a virtual festival to my own music pretty sweet i don't need anyone else for that but the up times when i'd like to share the experience without us all too rare option b r besides the headsets often clunky the cables get in the way and many of the graphics to look pixilated to really work the software needs to respond to my actions immediately and right now that's often aleck. an amusement park north of norham burgers offering we are bumper cars. on the

after video surfaced of a beating he was involved in as an officer at san francisco state or san jose state in 2016. he was fired from sdsu. >>> tiny forestville teachers union has settled its four-day strike. the 16 teachers have agreed to a new three-year deal. that includes a 5% raise in the first two years. and a 3% hike in the third year. other then a one-day strike in petaluma in 2017 this was the first teacher strike in sonoma county since 1980. >>> special back-to-school coverage continues on monday. with a look at the makeover at historic alameda high school. jackie ward gives us a tour. that will be monday morning starting at 4:30 am. >>> some of the most exotic cars in the world and expensive. will be rolling into the monterey peninsula this weekend. they have been there all weekend. >>> he is in carmel for car week which transforms the town into woodstock on wheels.>> reporter: monterey during car week is really the epicenter of the automotive world. some of the most rare and expensive cars you will ever see are just rolling up and down the street. the usually sleepy littl

how san francisco state university made history with the web cam and why soon it will be no more. >>> change in oakland, coming back for another series , the big named star joining the series take on hot topics such as immigration. >>> good start for stocks on this monday afternoon. the dow jones was in positive territory throughout most of the day. up 277 points. nasdaq having a great day, up 1.5%. same with the s&p 500. san francisco 49er fans will get to see jimmy gore republicanlo play. they take on the broncos, the 49ers starters rested in the preseason owner and don't expect garoppolo to play too many, maybe one or two series. >>> raiders are running out of patience with the tar wide receiver, antonio brown. he missed practice yesterday, angry about the nfl refusing to allow him to wear an oler model helmet. the league thinks the newer helmet mets are safer. head coach john gruden voiced support for brown but general manager mike says no more excuses brown needs to be in training catch and napa with the rest of the team. >> here is the bottom line, he is upset about the helmet i

that is rare. >> san francisco has created a temporary licensing process so that the pre-existing operators here in san francisco can apply for a temporary stateve taken teams of up to 12 inspectors to inspect the facility twice a day. we have been doing that with the department of building inspection and the department of public health. and the fire department. >> it is really important for the industry to know that we are treating them like industry. like manufacturing. like coworkers pick so that is the way we are approaching this from a health and safety and a consumer protection network. this is just the way practice happens with restaurants or manufacturing facilities. >> because there are so many pieces of industry that people haven't even thought about. there are different permits for each piece. you have to set up a permitting system for growing, for manufacturing, for testing. for delivery. for retail. you have to make sure that there is an appropriate health code. certainly the regulation of alcohol in terms of restaurants and retail it's probably a model for how this industry will be regulated as well, both on sale and consumption.

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fog cam at san francisco state will fade into history after operating 25 years. the web cam began as student project in 1994, it has changed locations on the campus through the years. the operators say they are thank to feel the viewers but it's time to retire fog cam. >>> 4:27 is the time, democrats and republicans at odds about the state of the u.s. economy. the reason democratic candidates for president say president trump is at fault for a weakening economy. >>> the outpouring of support continues in gilroy, three weeks after the mass shooting at the garlic festival. coming up, how the community raised money for the victims and their families. >>> welcome back. it's a monday morning. august 19th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. we are talking about the beach. you went down to half-moon bay. i was down this san diego. the water temperature was about 74. it was amazing. >> mark went surfing after work. the air temperatures were so warm. he had to jump in the water. it was hot here. >> is that gone? the heat? >> gone for

san francisco amendments that are shown here. some of these are shaded to let you know this is what the state has and the unshaded is what is the changesat san francisco made to them. i just wanted to give you an overview of what we did. basically the changes you may see in here have to a lot of it has to do with section no. changes. we go through the numbers and the section numbers changed with the national or state code. another item that we made sure we are ensuring that we don't duplicate the language either in the state or national code. the great thing about some of it the national or state code has caught up with san francisco. the fact we are very diligent in our building safety and environmental impact of the housing and building stock in san francisco. the state has acknowledged that and the national level and state level. sometimes they have taken that language and put it in the state code. therefore in the san francisco amendments we don't need it any more because the language is incorporated already which is great for us. the other thing that the last thing we made sure we caught a lot of the ordinances that have passed th

. >> reporter: she is professor of asian american studies at san francisco state university and waited in line to speak this support of the name chinatown rose pack station. >> she was basically feared, a feared woman in a man's world. i dare anyone of these people they can sundayel hand edly do what ea single handedly do what she did. >> they argue it's inappropriate to name the chinatown station after pack. >> amber lee, ktvu fox2 news. . the man accused of attacking a woman at her condo billing in san francisco is facing new charges from other crimes. 25 year old austin vincent was in court yesterday on allegations he threatened four people with a knife in february. he has been charged in the recent attack on august 11th, which was capture bade surveillance camera in the lobby of the building. there was a public backlash after he was leased from jail. a judge agreed he should remain in custody. >> he was getting the help he needed and having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he is in jail where he will not get help with the issues. >> vincent pled not gui

the fog cam overlooks hall away avenue near san francisco state. recently the creators announced the webcam would be shutting down at the end of this month, but the university says it will take over the webcam. two students actually created it back in 1994. >> wow, that's like historic this webcam. >> and it's a pretty good shot. >> that's old school. before we go as we head into this three day weekend jeff raniere is here with some barbecue updates. >> yes, numbers do warm up. labor day, 91, drop down to the some 80s as we hit tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. how about that fog cam and you're going to get some action on that tomorrow morning with some fog. by the afternoon the average is 74. 72 sunday, and 72 on monday. i think all in all a pretty good labor day coming our way. >> and remember a couple of years ago one of our prudeoduce used to barbecue. >> that's your with nightly news. >>> breaking news tonight, dorian now a major category 3 hurricane, the extremely dangerous monster storm gaining strength, the new track as we come on th

fog cam at san francisco state will fade into history the end of this month. it has been in operation 25 years. the webcam started as a project in 1994 and changed locations on campus a few times over the years. the operators of the iconic webcam say they are thankful to all the viewers, but it's time for fog cam to retire. >>> in gilroy people continue to come together to help out those impacted by the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> today local musicians put on a benefit concert to raise money for survivors and their families. ktvu's azenith smith spoke with some of the band members about helping and healing and how music can do both. >> reporter: cheers and comradery in a city that needs. it steven beard said the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival hit the music community hard. two of his bandmates had performed at the festival and the shooting happened as another band tin man was on stage. he felt he needed to do something. >> when things like this happen, we all ask ourselves what we can do. i think as musicians when we can do is bring people toget

san francisco. she was a teacher there. at that time in november she said, i have to leave san francisco state. i said, where are you going? she said, i'm going to chinatown because they can't run a parade there. so she invested 45 years of her life making sure that that parade is there for our community. on top of that, she helped raise and build that chinese hospital. i mean, there's a lot of people that did put in their funding there, but she made sure it stayed on track. i say to you guys there, there are a lot of people talking about this, but it should be named the chinatown rose pak. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is yandi, and i am a resident from the bayview district. i am here to support the naming of chinatown rose pak station. she demonstrated her leadership to bring the community together, when a woman was defending social justice. when a woman dedicated her entire life to improving the life of not just chinese-americans, but the life of all san franciscans who are struggling to provide for their families, but she was told, rose, you're too aggressive.

. >>> fog cam has been offering views of the san francisco state campus since 1994, according to sf gatebut the co-creator says the lens will go dark permanently. h says they were taking computer classes at the university when they created it as a student project. but schwartz says they no longer have a good view for a good place to put up that camera. >> that area seems like almost any place to put up a camera you may see fog at some point. >> not to mention you have a whole host of cameras for folks. >> you go on the website, you can see them, as well. we have a whole host of cameras around the bay area, tracking the fog right now tonight. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the cloud cover moving back in, after a beautiful sun-filled weekend. temperatures on the cool side. tonight in the 50s and 60s. the exploratorium camera showing you the skyline. the clouds are kickthickening. this is what you can expect over the next couple of days. in the next 12 hours, fog moving in from the coast and drizzle along the coastline before the sun gets up here tomorrow morning. that mari

and what i think is going to happen at san francisco state university is i hope they will live up tobligations that they are legally obligated to live up to under the settlement that we reached with them. and the law fair project will do everything that it can to insure that the terms of the settlement are enforced and professors like her are no longer allowed to engage in unlawful discrimination against jewish student on that campus. pete: brooke, thank you very much for your time and the work you do at the law fair project. we appreciate it. >>> all right, well, a fox news alert, two deadly shootings in 24 hours. jedediah: nine people killed outside a bar in dayton, ohio, hours after a gunman killed 20 at a walmart in el paso. we'll talk to a former police officer about both cases, coming up. in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer event, going on now. lease the gla 250 suv for just $329 a month at the mercedes-benz summer event. mercedes-benz. the best or

the chase center in san francisco just about ready to open. >> we got a look inside the golden state iors new home. painted on the court, san francisco. the state of art facility is home to the largest scoreboard, from the food, to the beer, the effort to add local flavor stands out. so does the amount of art in and around the building. some of it on loan from sfoma. >> i like that there is an attempt to give big seal betty a locally rooted field. >> metallica and the chase city center will open and those who want preseason tickets will soon be able to. they go on sale to the public at 4:00 p.m. the first ever game on saturday october 5th against the la lakers. >>> sports ahead, you will see how concentration is key in our profession. and a young fellow who first discovered a couple years ago played tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> the contending a's with the next man up, really was the next man up. at the royals tonight, in left field, seth brown. major league debut becaus

san francisco state senator scott weiner authored senate bill 58. ow mine cities up and down the state to extend last call if they want to. san francisco and oakland are the only bay area cities on the list. opponents on the l.a. city council say the bill would put innocent people at an increased risk from drunk drivers. >>> a major court ruling on abortion today out of misery. a u.s. district judge blocked most of the state's new law banning most abortions while a legal challenge is being heard. planned parenthood and the american civil liberties union of missouri argued that the law is unconstitutional. the law would have taken effect tomorrow. it would ban abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy. it also calls for doctors who perform abortions to face prison time. >>> we are tracking the tropical storm dorian which will cause problems on the east coast this weekend and a chance of a thundershower even in the bay area. we will talk about that in the red flag warning around lake tahoe. >>> alex is in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories

worldwide spokesperson for the iranian government, and he went to high school in san francisco and went to college in san francisco stateand responded of course i am the iranian spokesperson, and he's literally the foreign minister and that would be his job. sharif on twitter said the sanctions won't affect him. and he's the primary negotiator, and he helped originate the iran deal, and he has gotten pressure from conservatives in iran accusing him of being too cozy with america. >> thanks, scott. >>> new for you this morning for the first time, even ice cream lovers will be able to hold the mustard. we are talking about mustard ice cream, and it's national mustard day, and french's is unveiling the mustard ice cream, and scoops will only be available in los angeles -- i don't think it's worth the drive. i will say no. >> just freeze mustard in the freezer. >> a mustard pop? >> no. my grandma would make fruit juice and we would freeze it in the freezer. >> could you pass the gray pew pawn pop? >> maybe regular sugar pops this weekend? >> yeah, it's going to be heating up. you want to find something to cool you off. we a

san francisco's china town by next month. the city is joining in a partnership including san francisco state, that's a nonprofit working to buildafer neighborhoods. they will be installed along stockton, washington street to the sacramento street tunnel. >>> santa rosa memorial hospital one of three california medical centers offering virtual reality technology for pediatric and gynecology patients. the head sets are helpful for patients to cope with pain or uneasiness during exams. some patients have been able to replace pain medications with the technology. there is no charge for the use of the head sets at the hospital. santa clara valley is one of the other hospitals that uses the head sets. >>> plans to mark transit lines with red paint are facing stet set backs. the owners of the shell gas station at gary and cook filed a complaint with regulators to try to stop the project. the gas station open rs accuse mta of not collecting data on transit times in existing lanes. they say it's required because it's part of a national pilot program. they are working with regulators to correct the issue. >>> south bay parents are upset

san francisco residents into the program. providing statistics for your consideration. it has been very gender diverse as well. we obtained students from city college which has been a primary focus along san francisco state university. we are projecting 12 participants in this current summer cycle. as far as some key provisions in the mou that i would like to highlight. the inclusion of the training program. it is a continuous mou to be terminated by either party, mutual consent or completion of our enforceable obligations. the funds to fund the mou, that is through the approval practices overseen and approved by the commission. again, i would like to highlight the fact of the reimbursements are for oewd after staff cost. for the past cycles, there has been about 861,000 budgeted for the past 4.5 years. it is running under budget overall. our current fiscal year budget is about 239. we don't have the actual to da date. for fiscal year 2020, it is 242,000 that was presented to the commission and approved by the commission in may of our budget. some of the next steps certain certainly, if approved, authorized the executive director to execute the interview. certainly we will be reporting on a semiannual ba

when i was at san francisco state, i was hustled by bds people who said from the river to the seat, palestined be free, which is we want to get rid of israel. they are very serious threat to israel. israel has the right to defend itself. it has nothing to do with the fact that they are congresswomen. it has a lot to do with the fact that they are part of bds. bds supporters, partners cannot enter the state of israel. there is no question israel has the right to defend itself, but doesn't have the right to defend itself from speech? normally in this country we think the remedy for bad speech is more speech, not less speech. nir: president obama when he was president denied entry to an parliamentary member who is believed to be a racist. he said he would not be allowed entry into the united states. we respected america's ideology, understanding, and similarly, we expect our democratic friends to , if they are associated with the boycott, distribution, bds movement, they are not allowed to enter israel. david: this issue looms large in the ongoing election campaigns. you are about to have anothe

uber and lyft drivers coming in from across the state to fight for a pro union bill under consideration in the senate. sky7 over the protest in san francisco. anser hassan is live with the latest on the fight to unionize. >> reporter: that's right. drivers calling this 500 mile pilgrimage to the state capital. began in los angeles, two rallies today, san francisco and oakland. in support of stengor befits d pay. >> picking up seven people >> reporter: drives full-time for uber. says the working conditions need to change. >> by california law supposed to be paying minimum wage for 52 cents a mile. we're getting 6 cents a mile. >> reporter: garcia among several thousand rallying at uber headquarters in san francisco supporting california state assembly bill 5, seeks to make a small change in employment status with huge change for the gig economy. >> drivers have become poorer and poorer. that has to be fixed. >> reporter: right now uber and lyft drivers are independent contractors. if made employees as ab 5 seeks to do, will be given benefits, unemployment insurance, health care and overtime pay, guaranteed minimum hourly wage. bill has the

the san francisco native moved there 10 years ago to work as an advocate for indigenous people and environmental protections. friends say from the time he was a student at san francisco statee had a passion for the culture of that country and its people. >> he got to work alongside them. and to the stories of struggle and of suffering and poverty. and i think that really moved him. >> reporter: family members gathered together to find comfort. they tell me brandon had received death threats prior to the shooting but to have it actually happen is unfathomable. >> we are shocked and upset. we wanted to make sure that he was okay first. >> reporter: the family has received word from brandon's brother that concern remains that whoever shot him is still trying to kill him. they're asking for the u.s. government for help and protection. >> initially, the u.s. embassy in the philippines said they couldn't, they weren't going to do anything when the family contacted them directly. that's why we are pushing our congressional representatives to intervene. >> reporter: brandon has a wife and an 8-year-old daughter. relatives want protection for them. they say brandon lead by example.

thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, you know, at san francisco state they give you few muni passes. my son has one. he is a graduate student. it is something to think about in the transportation master plan. i want to thank sue hester. as long as i have known hersheye has been working about this. 32% sounds good, but that is still a lot of people looking for housing in the city where the housing is difficult to find. i would like to ask the commission's indulgence. i would like to donate my two and a half minutes to sue hester. >> it is not allowed, sorry. come on up, ms. hester. >> because this document came out on the fourth of july, i wasn't able to get people to come. there was about seven of us that have come religiously for the past 10 years they were all on vacation except paul, and i think theresa is going to speak. here is a set what you got by e-mail when you are in executive session. two things. this has been going on for a long time. i have been involved with this since 2005. no one from the planning department would be here except for the community, ban

he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco stateniversity and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 and 6 i think so the need to be able to take a call from the principal of school i think that brings a whole new appreciation to being understanding of the work life balance. >> (clapping.) >> i have a very good team around me we're leader in the country when it comes to p

thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, you know, at san francisco state they give you few muni passes. my son has one. he is a graduate student. it is something to think about in the transportation master plan. i want to thank sue hester. as long as i have known hersheye has been working about this. 32% sounds good, but that is still a lot of people looking for housing in the city where the housing is difficult to find. i would like to ask the commission's indulgence. i would like to donate my two and a half minutes to sue hester. >> it is not allowed, sorry. come on up, ms. hester. >> because this document came out on the fourth of july, i wasn't able to get people to come.

fog cam at san francisco state will fade into the history books after 25 years this operation. there is a look. the as student project in 94. it changed locations on campus a few times over the years. time to retire the fog cam. >>> today is the first day of classes for san francisco public schools. that means more kids around and more traffic but just a moment, we will be live at the middle school where mayor london breed will greet students this morning what he and students are going to celebrate. it's something new in the classroom. >>> bart is phasing out paper tickets. the busy station where riders can only buy clipper cards starting today. >>> we want to take you live to the mile high city, 49ers are in denver. rocky mountain high today for preseason game against the broncos and kyla grogan says it is 97 degrees there. >>> 98. it's going to be hot there in denver. you are watching mornings on 2. >>> they rang the opening bell live from the new york stock exchange. dow jones set to end up 300 points. a bit of a recovery from the drops we have seen in august so far. maybe a