known brandon since around 2005, he was my friend since we went to school together at san francisco state university and we played basketball together. he's a 49er fan. and s.f. giants fan and he supports san francisco to this day. and then in 2015 i was able to visit brandon in the philippines. and he was able to introduce me to his family in the philippines and also to share the conditions and the challenges that him and his friends are going through. but with that he still cares deeply about san francisco and he still has strong roots over here in san francisco. so i urge you if you can, please do what you can to help to save my friend, brandon lee, and also i want to thank the board of supervisors for putting this forward. thank you. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm lynn, i met brandon lee exactly a year ago on an international solidarity mission in the philippines where he was organizing and doing human rights work. while his work included documenting human rights violations much the indigenous communities in the region and defending their ancestoral land, he himself had his rights violated co

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

at the v r institute of health and exercise scientists from san francisco state university are studying the health impact of b. are sports they measure a range of physical functions can calculate how many calories per minute using a given game birds so far they tested over 50 of your applications with different headsets to determine their effects. on the treadmill with that the r. headset can definitely get players working up a sweat and burning calories. just like the wii our music application electronic arts 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 with others an all too rare option in b.r. besides the headsets often clunky the cables get in the way and many of the graphics still are 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 bum

. >> san francisco state university political science professor robert smith said many are not worried as much about california as they are iowa due to their caucuses. >> she will be able to make a break through in california if she does well in iowa. >> reporter: the first iowa caucuses will take place on february 3, 2020. >>> the suspect accused of setting 13 fires near milpitas is expected to enter a plea deal. freddie graham was in town from missouri for a 50th high school reunion when he set the pyfires. the "mercury news" reports graham told investigators he with us in an emotional state over his wife's death. graham is now being held on $2 million bail. >>> a battle over sidewalk space in san francisco has taken another turn. abc news was at clinton park alley where several boulders are back on the street. on saturday city crews rolled the boulders back on the sidewalk after someone moved them on to the street friday. 24 boulders have been set up legally on the sidewalk by neighbors. they say it's meant to discourage drug dealers from gathering in front of their homes. some peop

. >> san francisco state university political philosopher said not worried as much about california as iowa. caucuses. >> senator warren, former president biden are leading nationally and i think california is following in that trend. she will be able to make a breakthrough in california if she does well in iowa. >> first iowa caucuses take place february 3rd of 2020. in newsroom, luz pena. >> at our website, abc7news.com, we're tracking latest with all the 2020 candidates. head to the politics section for all of that. >>> pg&e blames equipment failure for two separate power outages impacting 58,000 customers. first happened about 7:30 in east bay, 35,000 in berkeley, albany, el veto, oakland, san pablo were affected. so was b.a.r.t. downtown berkeley station was in the dark. fully restored 11:00 this morning. about an hour later another outage hit in san francisco. pg&e outage map showing impacted area in northern part of the city, affected about 2,000 customers. power restored three hours later. pg&e would only say equipment failure caused them. >>> battle in san francisco neighborho

university of texas, because was drawn to san francisco like many people. larry moved to san francisco to pursue a master's in industrial and organizational psychology at san francisco state university, and continued his education and got a master's in public administration program. larry was tapped to serve on the criminal justice council, and the san francisco police department planning and research burrough. he joined lagunda honda hospital in 1987, and served as the executive administrator in 1998. during a time when the future of the dilapidated hospital was uncertain, he believed and fought for its future. larry oversaw the lagunda honda hospital replacement project, and along with louise renni and tony wagner was suprem instrumental n the passage of the 1999 bond to reimagine and rebuild the hospital. the hospital was rebuilt and became california's first l.e.d.certified green hospital. and he continued to serve in health care capital projects in san mateo. we are immensely grateful for larry's services. he is survived by his wife, karen, his children, and his brother and family. larry passed away on september 1st in his bilbray home. in lieu of flowers, his family

proposal calls for connecting k and m lines into a tunnel running two miles towards san francisco state university and park b.a.r.t.'s berkeley station made the change to only using clipper cards. clipper only. >> slowly by slowly, station by station, got to get your clipper card. >>> step by step, the heat is going up. >> i think it's skipping steps. >> jumped to the highest peak. hot today, again tomorrow. thursday you'll feel relief. thankfully no reports of new wildfires but still a red flag warning through the night and early morning. live doppler 7 with satellite, it's beautiful on the bay, water, boats on the bay. sunshine, really effective at warming us up today. look at numbers, doesn't matter where you live in bay area, it's a hot tuesday afternoon. 101 in fairfield, 86 in oakland. 95 in san jose, redwood city at 93 degrees. yesterday was warm but look at 24-hour temperature change, gained double digits in highs. ten degrees warmer in napa, 11 in palo alto, and livermore is ten degrees warmer. repeating tomorrow, pattern not changing. in store for warm night, lot of 60s. antioch, you're

mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university 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 paid and r

san francisco. he worked for several years at the stones town ymca and san francisco state university where he graduated. i just wanted to add that brandon chose to commit his life to advancing indigenous and environmental right and that is why he has been living in the philippines since 2010 with his wife and daughter, among the indigenous communities. prior to the august 6 attack, since 2015, brandon had been subjected to repeated threats and harassment by the philippine military for his advocacy to protect the land and rights of indigenous people, and the surrounding region of the philippines. since the attack, and attempted assent -- assassination of brandon on august 6, he has been recovering in a general hospital where his brother, and his mother, who is a 40 year city and county of san francisco employee, under the department of public health, and currently working as zuckerberg general hospital, his brother and his mom are providing 24/7 bedside care for him. he remains in critical condition with multiple bullets still lodged in his face and back. brandon's experience in fits a pattern of harass

here with me now is the marketing professor of san francisco state university. thanks for having me. >> let's start with the word sale. that seems to still work. >> it does work, but these store environments, we can no longer see these as ordinary spaces where simple transactions between buyers and sellers happen so they are designed in certain ways to create valued customer experiences and they are significant part of marketing strategies and they become part of the plan itself so that's why there's so much thought and effort goes into presenting customers certain type of experiences to perceive them to feel in a certain way and to think in a certain way and to behave in a certain way. >> does it work? can they do that? >> it does work. there's a reason why marketing is a multibillion dollar industry. >> when you walk into target or walmart you get a specific feel. they're thinking about that all the time. >> yeah. these feelings that you mentioned, they are part of the brand itself. like they are all related to how that brand is positioned to customers. that's

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am alyssa dao, i am a student intern from san francisco state university. we support the legislation, and the update to the existing jobs housing linkage fee. the economic displaced and, of the community, has been in a effect of the gentrification cost with the boom of tech industries coming into the city. this reflects how the tech industry grows is top priority, and not the needs, nor the welfare of the people of the community. our community does not need to prioritize the needs of high-rises, things. but rather, we need to prioritize more affordable, and equitable housing for the sake of our community. we need to ship the job housing talent -- shift the job housing balance, by making it equitable for the people in the families that are originally from the city and the community. this is why it is essential to fundamentally change the city's priorities through the update of the exist linkage fee for housing. our people first, not corporations. with that, i urge you to support this legislation. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> h

. >> and we also have an expert, san francisco state university's political science assistant professor watching the debate with us and we'll join us live in a few minutes to breakdown the big take aways from tonight's debate. >> the debate lasted for three hours. if you didn't watch it all, we'll get you caught up. >> here are the highlights in under two minutes. >> reporter: in the third democratic debate, one after another, the top contenders on the stage open the debate with a common message, their mission to defeat donald trump. >> what unites us up here, the ten of us is much stronger than what divides us. >> reporter: but the unified front quickly dismantled after the conversation shifted to health care. former vice president joe biden going head-to-head with senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders over their support for medicare for all. >> 160 million people that like their health care now can keep it. >> i never met anybody who likes their health care insurance. >> reporter: chiming into the debate taking aim at sanders. >> while bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill. >>

that tunnel, which we're going to show you on the map here, would run about two miles to san francisco state university and park merced. backers say it would reduce commute times and allow for a redesign of 19th avenue. >>> new this morning, apparently hangovers are an illness. this is according to a german ruling in a case of making illegal health claims of hangover cures. food products cannot be marketed as being able to treat or prevent illnesses. earlier this year a survey found american workers take an average of two sicke hangovers. >> some people do the ivs now, they bring them into the office. there's all sorts of things out there. >> could be symptoms of an illness. >> i suppose. >> sure feels like it. especially on the monday after the super bowl. >> right? >> just stay home. >> so we can call in sick now and not have to worry about getting in trouble? >> no, you can't. >> go to germany. >> never will. thankfully i don't drink to that point. a look at what's going on this morning. i don't have that illness, i guess. dangerous air, heat and fire conditions. poor sleeping weather as it will be

you can see it here on the map towards san francisco state university and park merced. backers say it would allow for a redesign of 17th avenue. >>> all right, mike, let's get a check of the weather. how are you doing? >> it's nice to be in air conditioning this morning. let's look at what's going on temperature wise. we have temperatures from 58 and castro valley, 56 to 63 in alameda right now. go across the bay and low to upper 60s from mountain view at 61 to san carlos, 67. right now 60 in napa and santa rosa. we have micro climates already this morning. there's no fog at the golden gate bridge. out and about, we have two hot temperatures for walking the dog at times and we're going to have some poor air quality on this spare the air day. mid-80s by 11:00. touching 100, many neighborhoods around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 and 5:00. not bad at 9:00. we're near 90 and mid-90s at 3:00, 4:00 and 5:00. down in the south bay almost the same thing but our mid-90s will be warmer, about 90 degrees. we could hit 100 as you head to morgan hill and gilroy. this is day one. trying to find

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggestede make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much f

san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> good morning. the search is on after gunfire blows out two windows at san josi state university. how students are reacting. >>> another showdown between the trump administration and congress. the reported private conversation between the president and a foreign leader, and the reason investigators are hitting roadblocks. >>> and another democratic presidential candidate just dropped out of the race. we have details on what the candidate just said. >>> thank you for joining us here this friday morning, september 20th. i'm pam cook. >> it is friday

san francisco. what he allegedly said about transgender people that has some so upset. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. let's get christin ayers, who is at san jose state university with new information about the shooting on campus tonight. >> reporter: hours after the shooting, but have still been no arrests there tonight. police have been trying to figure out who opened fire in downtown san jose. >> shots fired, sirens, and i looked out here. >> reporter: the shots rang out after 6:00 this evening. five blasts of gunfire, one witness told us. at least two bulletholes eight stories high in the windows of the martin luther king jr. library. >> broken cross, possibly gunshots. >> reporter: thriller bulletholes riddled a glass elevator shaft of a parking garage a half block away, also seven or eight stories high. >> they were life, you can't go through the front. there's a shooting going on. they redirected us. >> reporter: it's the second incident involving a gun at san jose state in as many days. >> yesterday, somebody got arrested for having a gun on campus. i don't know what's going on at my school. >> reporter: police arrested a 17-year-old after they say he m

san francisco's fog cam remains in operation. san francisco state is maintaining the popular system which begins the student project in 1994. organizers announced they were shutting it down at the end of august. public outcry prompted the university to agree to save and maintain it. >>> let's go. a lot of people are happier about that. not much in the way of fog. >> no. >> we are off today. we will keep you posted on any events in traffic. but steve is here and as we have been saying, it's been to darn hot. >> warmest august ever. give me time to put that all together. first way have to start with the tropical update. that is not an error. it is moving west at one mile per hour. the steeling pressure that collapsed from the north of it. still category five. wind at 165 miles per hour. the steering currents take it very -- depending on which model you look at, it looks like it is going to go in around -- just near palm beach and then go right along. it looks like cocoa, cape ca navral, daytona and might go in south carolina or the outer banks. that looks to be the track. if it is 50 miles or 100 miles verses a zag. it is too hard to call for right now. that is the way it is looking. it is just absolutely stalled out. but still, 16

san francisco universal preschool system. to ensure children have access to high quality preschool. let that sink in. there is not many places in the united states that have preschool for all and universal child care. and in the city dwindling numbers of families and working families, having access to good quality affordable child care is one of the most important steps we can take in our journey toward justice and our journey toward bridging the gap and the educational achievement gap. ingrid has known that and dedicated herself to that for many, many years. [applause] she has fans in the audience. ingrid grew up in the mission district and attended san francisco public schools. she raised her two daughters in san francisco and is the proud grandmother of two granddaughters, who like her, are being raised in san francisco. she currently serves and most recently was appointed by mayor london breed for the director of the childhood education where she is pioneering policy on equity and systems change to disrupt racial inequity. ingrid, thank you so much for sharing all that you have done for san francisco over these last couple of decades. and fo

san francisco. it is unsettling to hear that there were 2 reports in the one month. >>like you don't get a lot of information about it it will talk about it enough. >>sonoma state university students are voicing their concern it's about campus safety. this comes after police investigate another report of rape on campus. kron four's dan thorn has more on the investigation and just how students are reacting. >>state university police are investigating the report of an on-campus sexual-assault as su pd says the reported rape happened last week near these tranquil lakes and the northern part of the school. it's the second reported rape at the rohnert park campus in less than a month. >>it's very shocking, i've had 2 notices on my phone. in the last month. just met the ad just shocked that that's going on. >>senior katie all done was kicking back in a hammock when she learned the sexual-assault happened not far from this quiet spot. all done says the school's e-mail alert of another rape investigation on campus has become unsettling. >>upsetting and and disappointing. >>meanwhile university police have been investigating another sexual-assault that happened on august 16th. pol

san francisco james sorry. >>thanks a lot around 81 and happening now police in the south bay are looking for whoever fired shots on the campus of san jose state university lucky, nobody was hit by these bullets, but we did have them strike the mlk library on campus in fact some of the damage can be seen this morning proper sara stinson live on campus right now with pthe latest. >>sarah. >>business as usual as well i talked to said they're going to their classes and doesn't mean so that they're not on hile. as a police told us they're still looking for the shooter, no one has been identified. arrested so far looking at video from the scene i can see a lot of police presence this is obviously a very terrifying situation for students, teachers and anybody really who lives in the area. you can in the video there some damage to the library a window was shattered. there's also multiple bullet holes in a city garage across the street. that's because multiple rounds hit these buildings, it's a police tell us fortunately no one was injured. and you can see in the video university police was there, san jose police thought were on campus all investigating the firs

san jose state university. >> and pg&e is monitoring the weather and could shut off the power this afternoon. are you ready? >>> and a dangerous standoff plays out on trees and on roofs in san francisco. a man's ["white rabbit" by ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>> now at 6:30, critical fire danger across the state. >> it starts today and goes through wednesday. >> pg&e preparing to turn off the power to thousand of homes in the bay area this afternoon. >> pay attention, be prepared. >> the warning going out as temperatures heat up. >>> a violent late night crash in the south bay. one dead, four injured. the details emerging this morning. >>> antonio brown's public meltdown. the former raider fired by the patriots and now he's apparently quitting the nfl in a twitter tirade over the weekend. >> he was running all over the three houses. >>> a bizarre sight in the mission district. a man jumping from roof to roof for hours. >> plus history made at the emmys. >> i hope that young, queer people of all colors can look at me

san francisco department of public health estimates there are nearly 25,000 addicts in this city who inject drugs in. >>the 21 year-old arrested in connection to a shooting at san jose state university is now charged with attempted murder a court documents show this man joseph asensio faces up to life in prison on 13 different felony counts. prosecutors say the sense. he'll entered a parking garage connected to city hall last week aimed a semiautomatic pistol at the doctor martin luther king junior library and fired 10 rounds one nearby almost hit a student inside the library. asensio is currently being held without bail at santa clara county main jail. >>a man from southern california faces bank robbery charges in daly city police say they responded to the us bank it 3 to 9 gellert boulevard about 11 o'clock this morning they say 49 year-old jodi chisholm from tarzan a passed a note at the bank stating it was a robbery and then drove away with money. police arrested chisholm at a nearby intersection and police in coma say this man from san jose still personal property and identifying information of more than 20 people using the items to make several purchases. officers say they arr