which english football club plays its home matches at pavel everton stadium, san park is absolutely correctst and bravest gather here, not only the east is a delicate matter, building a tower from crooked elements, there is also a subtle art, what gave you this idea, i love ballet , alexander gleb, alexander gleb, absolutely right, this is the correct answer, one of the best football players in the history of belarus, look, sometimes, in order to see the most interesting thing, it needs to be considered in the array of other interesting things. i believe that at all ceremonial events the national anthem should be performed in full. independence is a relative concept, but we have this independence, we have it. at the same time, we sovereignly diversify our dependence, which is called multi-vector, but in essence it is just logic. the global goal of our sovereign right is to create combinations of interdependencies, to make sure that our interdependence with the world is to us most profitable. igor tur's author's view of the main events in the country on the international stage. propaganda pr

to come tonight, police in the south bay looking for the person responsible for a stabbing at a san jose park. also san francisco based uber announcing a new partnership today with jetblue. the travel voucher that could help stranded passengers. but first, west coast wrap up in 90s. a workers strike could soon hit the las vegas strip. the negotiations that appear to be at a standstill the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors. or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. or get 0.9 % apr and no monthly payments until 2024. plus, get over $3200 total trade assistance on 2023 sierra denali 5.3 liter v8 light-duty models. (♪) hundreds of law enforcement officers turned out to honor 30 year old ryan klinkenberg at the funeral mass in downtown los angeles. the third generation deputy was remembered as a hero who loved his job and for his dedication to service. clinton bremer was shot while sitting inside his patrol car at a traffic light. his accused killer was charged with murder. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. and now to the pacific

item 5 is from the san francisco parks alliance and up to 250,000 for the design and construction of maintenance and upgrades to the dahlia dell hillside gardens. item number six is retroactively accept and expend a san francisco bay water quality improvement fund grant in the amount of approximately 3.7 million from the u.s. environmental protection agency for the database shoreline project for a term as cited and to enter into the associated grants agreement. members of the public have joined us remotely and wish to comment on these resolutions pressing star three to enter the speaker line. a prompt will indicate you have raised your hands and then the signal to begin your comments. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. i believe for item four and five an online presentation of the recreation and park partnership division and number six we have staff here from the grant grand manager and after the presentation it goes to the bla for the report. thank you. with that let's go online. >> thank you supervisors. i apologize for not being in person and thank you for accommodating me on the

in san francisco, people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer for both palestinians and israelis. kron 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion. in this moment, the organizers opened the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke the middle. >> what to his boy, a and i myself why, >> go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotional explaining that he feels torn between both cultures as he wants peace for all b

parks. this friday, sun down cinema presents halloween movie night. join the san francisco park alliance at the jerry garcia amphitheater at 5 p.m. show case ghost busters and feature a costume contest. this saturday two more free halloween bashes. the randal family halloween starts at 10 a.m. featuring crafts, games and many more family friendly activity. 4 p.m. nightmare on elk street. enjoy haunted house for ages 13 and up and food for sale and games and fun activities. on friday october 27 is scare grove at stern grove. enjoy a grims fairy tail exexperience. including carnival rides, hay rides. arts and crafts, climbing wall. san francisco public library mobile. there are two shifts 330 to 630 and 630 to 930 for more information how to volunteer e-mail recparkvolunteer@sfgov.org or call 415-831-6884 and there will be bike parking provided by the san francisco bike coalition. monday october 30, we have a halloween movie night jose cor nodo playground. swing by the mission district park for movie at 7 p.m. brink your blanket and help yourself to complementary po

participants clicked, which english football club plays its home matches at pavel everton stadium, san parks a delicate matter, to build a tower from crooked elements, it’s also a subtle art that prompted you to this... i love ballet alexander gleb, alexander gleb, absolutely right, this is the correct answer, one of the best football players in the history of belarus. look, in the intellectual and entertainment shows on the belarus 24 tv channel. we continue to talk about the cities of belarus with pleasure. the starting point of our route, like most tourists, is the station square. author's routes. it’s hard to believe, but once upon a time there were ancient forests on this land, and here... the largest trade trade took place. the path from voryak to the greeks, the most mysterious places, in the very heart of broadway there is a unique clock, initially there were no hands on it, later they appeared, but the clock never began to show the correct time. interesting myths and legends: they say that here in the central square, under the asphalt, a unique paving stone has been preserved; it w

it happened near sobrante park and san leandro creek. police say the victim died at the scene.other information was provided. also in oakland, 2 people are in the hospital after one of them was shot near the oakland charter academy happened just after midnight to monday early this morning. police say one of the victims was walking to their car when another car pulled up alongside and started. people in the car started to rob that person. a good samaritan tried to disrupt the robbery and that person was shot. the suspects took off. both the victims are hospitalized. police say both are doing okay. >> nevado has a new police chief jim naugle has worked for the nevada police department in the past and also served as the assistant sheriff for the sonoma county sheriff's department. he begins his new role on october 23rd nadal's replacing former novato police chief beth johnson who abruptly resigned back in may due to personal reasons. meantime, neighbors in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood are voicing concerns about fires at homeless encampments. many of them say they've b

the eye opening amount san francisco makes from parking meters and where all that money goes. plus, one of the biggest financial frauds in us history goes on trial. could sam bankman-fried's trial lead to the end of the cryptocurrency craze? but first, breaking news out of the nation's capital. house speaker kevin mccarthy was just voted out of that job in an historic vote that could throw the house of representatives into utter chaos. this has never happened before in our history. mccarthy's nemesis, congressman matt gaetz, forced the vote on a motion to vacate, arguing mccarthy is unworthy after the california republican worked with democrats to reach the last minute funding deal. it was that stopgap bill. gaetz went after mccarthy again following the vote. kevin mccarthy is a feature of the swamp. >> he has risen to power by collecting special interest money and redistributing that money in exchange for favors. we are breaking the fever now, and we should elect a speaker who is better. >> congressman patrick mchenry of north carolina was named speaker pro tem to serve in th

item 5 is from the san francisco parks alliance and up to 250,000 for the design and construction of nance and upgrades to the dahlia dell hillside gardens. item number six is retroactively accept and expend a san francisco bay water quality improvement fund grant in the amount of approximately 3.7 million from the u.s. environmental protection agency for the database shoreline project for a term as cited and to enter into the associated grants agreement. members of the public have joined us remotely and wish to comment on these resolutions pressing star three to enter the speaker line. a prompt will indicate you have raised your hands and then the signal to begin your comments. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. i believe for item four and five an online presentation of the recreation and park partnership division and number six we have staff here from the grant grand manager and after the presentation it goes to the bla for the report. thank you. with that let's go online. >> thank you supervisors. i apologize for not being in person and thank you for accommodating me on the scree

san francisco people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer for both palestinians and israelis. kron 4. sarah stinson has that story for us. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. the organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion. in this moment, the organizers opened the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke them. you do. >> what to you is goin and i myself why, year. >> go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotional explaining that he feels torn between both cultures as he w

stone is digging into the details of the proposal for this ferris wheel currently in san francisco. >> golden gate parkould soon be moved and installed several miles down the road along this pier in san francisco fisherman's wharf. if you do it right, you do it tastefully. >> it's going to look great. >> most of those walking around the wharf will tell you they like the idea, seeing something new in the city. >> it was always, you know, eye catching. >> i haven't seen much change around the pier in a long time, so it'd be really cool to see something new. >> the ferris wheel has been up in golden gate park for the last three years in the shadows of the academy of sciences and the deyoung museum. but a shift to the wharf would put it front and center or high and towering above the bay, with beautiful views of alcatraz. even if some may question the look like, it may make it a bit cheap, may make the area a bit cheap with it, perhaps because there's no other amusements here. >> is there much? >> yes, there's that. but philip benbough says him and his wife have done everything else. no doubt they would ha

park. it provides excellent views of the pacific ocean and san francisco bay. the new promenade would also complement the existing mansell promenade and add additional length to the trail network and enhance overall connectivity in mclaren park. car access and parking is still maintained at key park sites including a playground, picnic area and jerry garcia amphitheater. would not have neighborhood impact based on sfmta analysis. for little more detail on how we propose to treat each end of the promenade, the department proposes at the north end to maintain upper reservoir parking lot marked in yellow to access the water tower, nearby picnic areas, also to install accessible parking space marked in blue on shelley drive to connect the promenade to this new parking spot. on the south end, the proposal calls for restoring street parking at the field of dogs used by many dog walkers and a clear request by the community. we also proposed to pave a existing dirt path to connect the mansell and shelley promenades at the flattest point marked in red and orange on the m

making a san francisco park more friendly for walkers and joggers.he city that soon could be free of cars coming up tomorrow on mornings on two california became the first state to ban for chemicals including red dye. number three, the chemical uses food coloring and the chemical linked to cancer. we'll talk live with the assemblyman behind the bill and why he says this is a huge step forward in our effort to protect children and families across the state. and a mission to promote financial stability and sustainable economic development for families in the bay area. the local nonprofit offering women and persons with disabilities support and skills for development and job creation in in thiseek's giving day. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on san francisco board of supervisors scheduled to vote on legislation that would ban vehicles along. john shelley drive in mclaren park. supervisors also recently voted to permanently close john f kennedy drive in golden gat

stone is digging into the details of the proposal for this ferris wheel currently in san francisco. >> golden gate parkoon be moved and installed several miles down the road along this pier in san francisco fisherman's wharf. if you do it right, you do it tastefully. >> it's going to look great. >> most of those walking around the wharf will tell you they like the idea, seeing something new in the city. >> it was always, you know, eye catching. >> i haven't seen much change around the pier in a long time, so it'd be really cool to see something new. >> the ferris wheel has been up in golden gate park for the last three years in the shadows of the academy of sciences and the deyoung museum. but a shift to the wharf would put it front and center or high and towering above the bay, with beautiful views of alcatraz. even if some may question the look like, it may make it a bit cheap, may make the area a bit cheap with it, perhaps because there's no other amusements here. >> is there much? >> yes, there's that. but philip benbough says him and his wife have done everything else. no doubt they would have don

how will the bay area continues to come together in the wake of the deadly war san francisco people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer. >> for both palestinians and israelis 4. sarah stinson has that story for us. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion in this moment. the organizers open the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke. i stand in the middle. >> what to you is goin and i myself on here? >> okay. go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotiona

san franciscans really care about and love. >> it's a magic here. >> reporter: bill clark lives in the city's mission district, not the marina. he has a boat docked nearby and has volunteered to keep the park clean. >> it's not just for the neighborhood. it's not just for san francisco. it's for all kinds of people coming from all over the place. it's such a treasure. i can't imagine. >> reporter: during a recent committee meeting of the recreation and parks board, officials hailed the marina project as an historic deal that breaks the two-decade log jam with pga. >> the settlement helped the city achieve its goals of reinvesting. >> reporter: the parks department has new amenities like kayaking and paddle boarding in the gas house cove and revamp bathrooms, making the water front more accessible to everyone and by covering toxic settlement beneath the bay with clean material, rather than dredging up and hauling away vast amounts of toxic material. tell parks department says it will refuse collateral contamination and finish the clean-up in four years. neighbors made it clear, they still don't like it. >> this room is full of people had a don't want you to build the boat harbor in front of

grieve and pray for all the people affected by the war. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion. in this moment, the organizers opened the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke. i stand in the middle. >> what to you is goin and i myself why >> go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotional explaining that he feels torn between both cultures as he wants peace for all before we are or that or the other. we are. >> humans. and we believe the same. and we s

it means big events like fleet week in san francisco will take place and local national parks will remainabc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the local reaction. >> the navy is optimistic the blue angels will be cleared for takeoff at next week's fleet week air show in san francisco. >> i believe things look a whole lot better today than they did yesterday. we're poised to start fleet week. we're ready to go. >> the navy's brian o'rourke says a government shutdown would have grounded the blue angels and likely diverted navy ships heading to san francisco bay. >> i have almost a thousand sailors and marine about to arrive in san francisco, very excited to participate in fleet week. >> there's a bit of relief in places like fisherman's wharf, which could have lost out on big tourist dollars. >> fleet week is a huge event for the war, for the city, for the bay area. >> you know, it is a it's a standard event that everybody looks forward to without federal funding. >> national parks were standing by to close muir woods posting on its website saturday. we are hopeful that congress will act t

park project is a go. there is suddenly construction activity on this empty lot in the alviso neighborhood of san jose, where community leaders say they've been demanding a public park for about 24 years. now it looks like it will happen on this almost four-acre space. some longtime residents are surprised and thrilled. >> that would be fantastic, fabulous. we walk every morning, especially seniors here walking a lot. so that would be perfect for people like me walking my dog every day. >> reporter: one community activist is 49-year-old mark espinoza, who got into a brief legal fight with the city for working on the lot without permits. but when he was arrested for trying to sell about 1,000 pounds of illegal fireworks around fourth of july, he said he was doing it to raise money for the park project. today he's sticking to that story. >> i don't think that's the right way to do it, but i think for me, that was -- i felt that was the only way to do it, was to -- i had to engage in, you know, selling illegal fireworks. >> reporter: that got espinoza put in jail on $1 million bail, which a judge later dropped.

in san francisco's delores park, hundreds condemning israel and the united states for supporting israelthey're calling for an immediate cease fire. >> we need a cease fire because they don't have the ability to attend to the very basic needs of just providing people the right to continue living. to be alive. >> this is evil versus good. >> the consulate general says the only option left for israel is the complete and total destruction of hamas. >> they started this war that we did not provoke and now we'll end it on our terms. >> president biden will meet with the israeli leader. he hopes to find a by to get humanitarian aid into gaza and american hostages back home. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a troubling trend coming up in five minutes. what bay area gun stores have been saying since the war in the middle east broke out. >> some other headlines. it's mid-october. we have a heat advisory about to go into effect. >> let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. tomorrow will feel like summer but we're really in fall here. >> we are looking at a two-

get out and play in san francisco's parks. >> thanks again. that's it for this episode we will back with another shortly you have been watching san francisco rising i'm chris manners, thanks forrrrrrrrrrrrrr >> good morning, everyone welcome to the october 17 meeting of transportation authority board i'm rafael mandelman chair of this board our vice chair is marina melgar i thank matthew from sfgovtv and our clerk is elijia saunders. >> commissioner chan.

in middle peak and mount tam half an inch in santa rosa, east bay hills, almost an inch in tilden park, san francisco, san jose. just traces of that rain and waking u4 tomorrow as that leaves cloudy skies in the 06:00am hour in the 50's noon. we'll have some sunshine, mostly cloudy skies in upper 60's inland. and then by 3 o'clock, we'll be mostly sunny. so we're definitely to be dry out on monday. we'll see some sunshine be a little warmer and i'll have your extended forecast in a few minutes. >> new at 11, israel is launching new airstrikes against hamas inside gaza and warning other terrorist groups to stay out of the war. that warning comes as more humanitarian aid rolls into gaza from egypt. and we're learning tonight at least 14 more trucks with fuel and humanitarian supplies arrived in gaza today. also, israel is upping its air assault against targets in gaza as well as in the west bank in lebanon. and now israeli forces have fought with hamas inside gaza for the first time have been unexpected or rather unexpected ground war. east bay family >> east bay families gathering today at s

during public comment, some said they were worried paid parking would drive people away from downtown, which is still recovering after the pandemic. >>> sanupervisors approved what analysts are calling the most expensive homeless response ever. they voted to extend the lease for a safe parking site, located at candlestick in the bayview vehicle triage cte opened last year, providing safe parkfor about 35 rv supervisors voted to extend the lease another two years, but analysts say each parking spot costs the city about $140,000 per year in operating costs. >>> protected bicycle lanes on the way to san francisco's boulevard, connecting golden gate park to the presidio. about $1 million in funding has been secured to move the project forward, championed by the cycling community after the death of a fellow cyclist earlier this year on the same street. currently, there is only one -- only paint right now separating cyclists from cars. this project will bring a physical barrier between the two. it was back in april 144-year-old ethan boys was struck by a car, cycling. he died at the hospital. the driver of the car also went to the hospital with

now, you know, and i know napa, lafayette, menlo park in san jose, because that high is building in we'reapa lafayette menlo park in san jose. on steve's forecast highs my army of one tim my army of one put that together warmer this week until friday so early october heat we're not expecting 100 but there will be some mid 90s for a few and temperatures will be well above average for about three days. then they'll start to come down. mount diablo is warming up. we're seeing 60s now versus 53 yesterday. now 62. so that's a difference. there's the high building in. you can see the direction they're coming out of the north, three miles visibility half moon bay, petaluma still says zero. and i know there's a lot of fog down around hollister as well. 40s and 50s on your temps but we'll rebound for temperatures that'll be coming up a lot of 40s to the north. i mean 45 windsor 46. sebastopol rohnert park 4830 in truckee, 33. south lake tahoe. so still cold in the mountains. the high builds in and temps are going to warm up for a couple of days. so look for 6070s after that fog burns off sooner. t

san franciscans care about and love. >> this man has a boat docked nearby and has volunteered to keep the park clean. >> it's not just for the neighborhood or san francisco, but it's for all kinds of different people coming from all over the place. it's such a treasure. you know, it's -- i can't imagine them taking it away. >> during a recent committee meeting of the recreation and parks board, they hailed the remediation project as a historic deal that breaks a two decade-old logjam. >> addressing the pollution and reinvesting in the marina. >> revamps bathrooms, making the waterfront more accessible to everybody, and by uncovering the toxic materials. it will reduce collateral contamination and finish the cleanup in four years, and neighbors made it clear they still don't like it. >> this room is full of people that don't want you to build the boat harbor in front of the marina green. >> please, send this project back to the drawing board. >> the deal now faces a key hurdle, the recreation and parks board is set to decide the next step on the project on october 19th. jackson. >> give us a call at this number if you hav

for them in every way that we can. >> reporter: with candles lit, hundreds gathered in san francisco's dolores park hoping light would overcome a darkness that pervades in times of war. >> definitely seeing people from all over come together is something that gives us hope. below we need right now is our government to say, cease-fire, enough killing. >> reporter: jewish voice for peace bay area joint and arab center to show solidarity in a plea for the bombings in gaza to end. >> we cannot allow our grief about the deaths of israelis to become used as a weapon to murder palestinians. because that is not jewish values. >> reporter: they are calling for an immediate cease-fire saying the u.s. government is playing the wrong role. >> the root cause of the violence in the middle east is israel's apartheid state and continuing occupation. of the palestinian people. >> reporter: standing in a large crowd, all she could do is pray . it is so far away but so close to her heart. tell me what peace means to you? >> peace means to me that , like, no violence, basically. basically, no violence anywhere. >> rep

well, the bay area continues to come together in the wake of that deadly war in san francisco, people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer. >> for both palestinians and israelis. kron 4 sarah stinson was there. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion. in this moment, the organizers opened the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke. i stand in the middle. >> what to his boy, a and i myself why going here? >> go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotional ex

there's still lots of security including san francisco police, park rangers, secret service expected to arrive here along with the vice president and senate majority leader, who will speak at the thursday memorial on the city hall steps starting at 1:00. crews are actually setting up the staging and security for that service right now. we followed mrs. feinstein's procession from the morch rarry to the city hall steps and inside. that's where mayor lon dor breed received senator's family and escorted them inside where she now lies in state. san francisco-ans have showed up en masse to pay tribute to the first female mayor who led the city for a decade before winning her senate seat in 1992. we talked to two people who have had one-on-one experiences with mrs. feinstein from the time she was mayor starting in 1907 right through her time in the u.s. senate, where she respected california since 1992. >> senator feinstein gave me my first job in politics about ten years ago. i worked in the san francisco office as an intern, and she was always a constant force of nature in california, co

several awards including distinguished career award and maritime heritage award from the san francisco maritime park association and holds honorary degree from university of san francisco and california state university maritime acaed omy. in recognition of exceptional career and commitment to principles of journalism express deepest appreciation to contribution to the field and look forward honoring you tomorrow at the iii luncheon. i'll turn it back to you supervisor peskin. >> thank you. carl started working at the chronicle before supervisor mandelman was born but before i was born and got a decade on supervisor mandelman, so that is a long career at the san francisco chronicle. i wanted to [indiscernible] a couple personal stories about carl. some 15 years ago, we actually went on a backpacking trip to yosmite. carl regaled me with prussia and prussian war without taking a breath over 8 hours, but his knowledge isn't only international, his knowledge is not only about the bay and particularly about all things maritime that we read, carl has a remarkable understanding of the history of our first

. >> biggest movie of the year is coming to the biggest screen in san francisco. oracle parkyou can watch on that enormous giant scoreboard. you can take selfies, all this while enjoying some food, barbie food, of course, drinks inspired by the movie. some of the proceeds goes to a non-profit that fights gender stereotypes called the barbie dream project. >>> you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joining us with more at 5:30. >>> oakland mayor sheng thao wrapping up her first state of the city address this afternoon. how she plans to face the problems facing her city. >> strong warnings from the fbi about cybersecurity threats that face all of us. the high profile summit at

and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are som

how oracle park the home of the san francisco giants is set to become barbie land. >>> a look outside get up and at them for your day. it is wednesday. it's going to be warm though especially inland. first alert weather day, this is a live look at san jose. probably some warm temperatures there as well. we'll ask the expert our meteorologist jessic >>> in our none watch this morning, x formerly twitter has seen a lot of big changes under elon musk. well, now they're testing out a fee for anyone using it. the program called not a bot will charge an annual fee for some unverified accounts. $1 a year to be able to post and interact with other people's posts. x is testing it out for new users in new zealand and the philippines and the company said it's doing this to try to cut down on spam and bots. >>> sag-aftra members are hitting the picket lines today outside of netflix headquarters in los gatos. they're continuing their support for the actors' strike. last week talks broke down between major studios and the actors' union with studios saying the gap about $480 million a year is too gr

put this ferris wheel known as the skystar wheel that currently stands 150ft tall in san francisco's golden gate park in fisherman's wharf in a matter of weeks before the start of the apec economic forum. >> todd schneider is the managing partner of the skystar wheel. >> it's just a matter of, you know, crossing the t's and dotting the i's and just, you know, having all the studies to back it up. >> state officials must still approve the ferris wheels, move along with the bay conservation and development commission, which is currently testing the soil underneath the boudin bakery parking lot to make sure it can safely hold the 465,000 pound wheel. there's a belief from many that the national image of san francisco is no longer just the beautiful images of wharf and the golden gate bridge, but homelessness, car burglaries and store thefts. schneider believes this ferris wheel with nighttime led lights could help change that and help businesses at the same time for whatever reason, it's lost its shine a little bit. >> and i think we could be the beacon of light that really brings it back. >> what is it

. >> biggest movie of the year is coming to the biggest screen in san francisco. oracle park, october 22nd, you can watch on that enormous giant scoreboard. you can take selfies, all this while enjoying some food, barbie food, of course, drinks inspired by the movie. some of the proceeds goes to a non-profit that fights gender stereotypes called the barbie dream project. >>> you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joining us with more at 5:30. >>> oakland mayor sheng thao wrapping up her first state of the city address this afternoon. how she plans to face the problems facing her city. >> strong warnings from the fbi about cybersecurity threats that face all of us. the high profile summit at the hoover institute to talk about solutions. >>> still no speaker on capitol hill. congressman jim jordan fails his first vote. what's next as republicans still search for a new leader. >>> welcome back. thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. safety and the city's spike in crime. those topic dominated the first state of the c

san jose one observation at 39. menlo park's in there. on bay was i think some cloud cover has come in as well and there are many 30 showing up here. take fairfax in there, san anselmo, ross, american canyons down to 39. richmond 3834. there's sonoma 34. windsor 33. occidental healdsburg, sebastopol. rohnert park point, reyes station, and of course colder up towards ukiah and upper lake east bay temps clayton now 37 to observations in dublin are at 38. there's brentwood's 39. i did see a 37in pinole. i don't know why it's not reporting now, but a lot of upper 30s and low 40s on these temps and it's really cold in the mountains. 18in truckee and south lake tahoe, reno is 21in mammoth. at 17, the higher clouds kind of favoring areas more south peninsula, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains down to monterey, santa clara valley. but it's a cold morning. a lot of 30s here. and we'll get some sun and clouds today. the key factor going forward will be the wind picking up on saturday, saturday night, overnight into early sunday. a lot of 30s here. su

taking a live look at downtown san francisco and that live look at doors park. you can see that it was raining and wet out there as well. definitely raining. >> in downtown lawrence karnow is here. he's got a little bit more detail on how long this little rain is going to last. yeah. how about that? this not a huge weather system that's moving through right now. but >> even squeeze a little sunshine in the middle of day. but now back to some raindrops outside. and that's what we're dealing with now through at least the evening hours. and then we'll start to see things clearing out. but a beautiful shot toward downtown san francisco with a couple raindrops on the lens and a few more to come as we head throughout the evening hours. in fact, doppler radar showing you this week system again, kind of falling apart. just like yesterday, storm system as it's moving through the bay area. you can see just not a lot of moisture associated with the right now. and you can see just kind of breaking up as it moves down the peninsula, trying to make its way into parts of the e

year old karen cartagena is the driver accused of hitting the girl and her father in san francisco near oracle parkugust 15th. the child died, according to the san francisco standard. cartagena pleaded not guilty to two misdemeanor charges in court. the penalty of convicted is up to a year in jail. trial has been pushed back to january. also in the city, nearly 15,000 car break-ins have been reported. so far this year. it's a crime. one bay area lawmaker is hoping to crack down on. his plan is a small change to a state law. ctv's kristian captain explains the loophole lawmakers want to close. san francisco leaders say reports of auto break-ins are down by 10% this year over last. still, an astonishing 15,000 car break-ins have been reported so far in 2023. san francisco state senator scott wiener announced he will introduce a bill aimed at changing all that by making a small change. this is a harmful crime. um, and we want to make sure that our law enforcement have the tools that they need to address it. the way it works now is that prosecutors are required to prove that a vehicle was locked at the

for the bay area continues to come together in the wake of the deadly in san francisco, for instance, people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer for both palestinians and israelis over sarah stinson has that story. >> dozens of people gathered in san francisco's dolores park tuesday night to recite the mourners cottage. a jewish prayer meant to mourn the death of a loved one. organization, if not now bay area organized this event for people to grieve together of all the lives lost in the israel, hamas war, both palestinians and israelis, despite sprinkles of rain coming down, 3 candles glowed in their it was an extremely powerful event. i'm so grateful for all the people who share their stories and >> we're willing to show up with their full selves, all their grief, other emotion. in this moment, the organizers opened the florida anyone who wanted to express their feelings during this tragic time. people are brought to tears rico go spoke. i stand in the middle. >> what to his boy, a and i myself why going here? >> go says from honduras. but his ancestry is both jewish and palestinian. he got emotional expl

. >>> a milestone celebration for a san francisco landmark. how the national park service is >>> coming up at 3:00, a look at the dueling realities in the san francisco's downtown. that story and much more coming up at 3:00. >>> alcatraz celebrating the golden anniversary of a national park. that former prison and civil war fortress became a national park back in 1972 . roughly 1.5 million people visit alcatraz every year. that official anniversary is this friday. if you get a chance to visit, i recommend it. >>> remember, we are streaming 24/7 on the free cbs news app. next newscast is at 3:00. have a [ dramatic music ] >> ridge: why do i feel like you're holding out on me? >> brooke: honey, your father and i are just worried about eric. his behavior lately

." >>> and new at 6:00, relief for recent car theft victims in san francisco. parkingto stop ticketing stolen cars and instead notify owners about the discovery. it follows the news officers frequently issue tickets without ever checking if the cars are stolen in the first place. because of this, victims had to check by checking online. and now an order is giving 45 days to figure out a new system and implement a plan. >> those tickets are expensive too. >>> and if you are on the grapevine much in, maybe you are the one holding the only ticket matching all six numbers of the second largest lottery drawing ever. only ticket was sold at the midway market in frazier park. this is just off of i-5. southern california, well -- that was in southern california i should say. but more likely you are the one who has the santa clara ticket with five numbers missing the powerball. that was purchased at the mls mini-mart on homestead. it is worth about $750,000. not too bad. i can tell you it is not me. but if it is you or you want to see if you won, here are the numbers. 22, 24, 4

put this ferris wheel known as the skystar wheel that currently stands 150ft tall in san francisco's golden gate parkerman's wharf in a matter of weeks before the start of the apec economic forum. >> todd schneider is the managing partner of the skystar wheel. >> it's just a matter of, you know, crossing the t's and dotting the i's and just, you know, having all the studies to back it up. >> state officials must still approve the ferris wheels, move along with the bay conservation and development commission, which is currently testing the soil underneath the boudin bakery parking lot to make sure it can safely hold the 465,000 pound wheel. there's a belief from many that the national image of san francisco is no longer just the beautiful images of wharf and the golden gate bridge, but homelessness, car burglaries and store thefts. schneider believes this ferris wheel with nighttime led lights could help change that and help businesses at the same time for whatever reason, it's lost its shine a little bit. >> and i think we could be the beacon of light that really brings it back. >> what is it that pe

it's happening right now at san francisco's dolores park. you see a lot of people gathering. people calling for a cease-fire to the violence. >> we need a cease-fire because gaza doesn't have the infrastructure to be able to attend to the very basic needs of just providing people the right to continue living, to be live. more broadly, we need to end the genocide of the palestinian people. we can't just return to normal post-cease-fire. we need a cease-fire, but we also need to end the occupation and end apartheid rule in palestine. >> we also spoke with israel's consul general in san francisco. we asked him if a cease-fire was possible in the near future. >> i'd like to underline that this is evil versus good. this is an isis-like organization that we told you, they told you, and now they're doing exactly what they told you they'd do, is hellbent on destroying israel. now, what are the options that we have? were there two sides on september 12th? were there two sides when the fighting against isis was going on? so they started this war that we did not provoke, and now we are

signed by president wood row wilson, it created a relationship between yosemite national park and the city of sanhe -- it's an imperative for collaboration with the national park service and the forest service for our ongoing work as well as maintenance projects and capital improvement projects. >> we have a strong partnership with the national park service aimed at protection of the watershed, it's for the natural values for it, and wilderness area for the park service and protection of water quality. >> for a century now, this dam in a national park brought fresh water to the san francisco bay area which shared stewardship, it will continue to do so for generations to come. >> this will is the moment. it's made possible to be. >> hi, i'm average i'm a personal analyst that the human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as a san francisco state university and got my bachelors in psyched and orientational psyche if they had we have a great relationship that the san francisco unified school district i exploded for american people interim shopping mall and become

. >>> turning now to a live look at excite ball park in san jose where in just a couple hours the autism speaks walk will get under way. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us with how you can participate. >> autism awareness is near and dear to many of us. advocates say there's so much more to learn. that's the reason for the autism speaks walk that's happening today at excite ball park. autism affects 1 in 36 children in the u.s. and 1 in 45 adults in ways big and small. the walk-in viets community members to learn more about the autism spectrum and gives families a place to gather in a no judgment zone and also to connect with resources. over the years autism speaks bay area evolved and has resources from early childhood to its wind program focused on adults in the workforce. >> i think by helping hr managers identify what can we do in our workplace to make it more inclusive with those accommodations and modifications. then you also work with the employee to advocate for themself when they go to that employer to say these are the accommodations, these are the modifications that wo

it means big events like fleet week in san francisco will take place and local national parks will remainpen too. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the local reaction. >> the navy is optimistic the blue angels will be cleared for takeoff at next week's fleet week air show in san francisco. i believe things look a whole lot better today than they did yesterday. >> we're poised to start fleet week. we're ready to go. >> the navy's brian o'rourke says a government shutdown ■woud have grounded the blue angels and likely diverted navy ships heading to san francisco bay. >> i have almost a thousand sailors and marines about to arrive in san francisco. very excited to participate in fleet week. >> there's a bit of relief in places like fisherman's wharf, which could have lost out on big tourist dollars. >> fleet week is a huge event for the war, for the city, for the bay area. you know, it is a it's a standard event that everybody looks forward to without federal funding. >> national parks were standing by to close muir woods posting on its website saturday. we are hopeful that congress wil