and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and david chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard wo

in fighting the battle of climate change and thank you for your leadership along with senator scott wiener and i had the pleasure of working with him in my office for eight or nine years and i thought he was the harded working deputy in the city attorney office and now the senator in the senate and thank you for your leadership on everything and to my deer friend going back to shutting undo the power plant and we find ourselves and here standing by each other and and since 1918 when we funded the construction of water and power in yo sem tee. pg&e is the poster child for utilities that puts profits ahead of people and we have seen what happens when you don't put people first and focus on safety. that's why they need to take control of the future and why we are taking the action we're doing today as the mayor as said, with we have a fair offer for $2.5 billion to purchase their san francisco utility assets and they have rejected outright that proposal and said it does not represent a fair market value for their san francisco assets so today, our office filed with the california public utili

scott wiener praised the perseverance. >> not going anywhere, this is part of our community, do whateverng. >> seton is daly city's largest employer with 1,100 employees. >>> opening day for the olympics in tokyo, also in san francisco's japan town. >> celebrating the games, the culture. nbc bay area's sharon is there. we hear drummers now. >> reporter: that's right, you can tell i'm trying hard to hear you. it's so powerful, the performance. people watching to enjoy the performance for a while. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: you're just getting a taste of what is happening at the plaza. you can come down, see the super cute kids watching the performances, magnificent. celebrating the opening ceremony today for the tokyo olympics. powerful performances here. and well deserved applause right now. and you can hear here, mikey emceeing, doing a great job. honor to be here right now. all the audience learning about japanese culture and celebrating the opening ceremony which you can watch later tonight if you didn't wake up at 4:00 a.m. back to you guys, absolutely wonderful. going to be here until about

scott wiener secured the grants.as providing 9,000 food boxes weekly for the food hub, but that stopped by june. >> so we, we've prayed, we have had hope, and so this million dollars that you've been able to get us from the state comes at a right time. >> mission food hub now has more than 300 volunteers committed to what's become a permanent food effort. >>> up next, not just the athletes getting ready for tokyo. we're going to show you what the jonas brothers are doing ahead of the olympics. you've never seen them like this before. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, raj joins us from tokyo. we'll have a conversation about the impact covid is already having on the olympic games. and raj talks to us about what it's like to be in quarantine and if the measures to protect the athletes are enough. >>> first on nightly news, vickie nguyen looks into anti-vaccine misinformation, "the social challenge" coming up. >>> the jonas brothers are getting into the spirit. >> they're getting out of control i think. they've got a one-ho

.>> tributes to janice borden from city leaders, including state senator scott wiener who said "jan was one of the more and sexual human beings have ever met combining love and strength like no one else." and for mayor london breed. >> she had a way of making you feel you are important to her, especially because she genuinely cared about what was going on in your life. and she cared about including people and she cared about feeding people. as she cared about supporting people and lifting them up with her words of wisdom, but also her poetry. >> memorial services are still underway by details and a link on our website, kpix.com . in the tenderloin, andria borba kpix 5 . the mike ceide news, such a beautiful person and but coming up, a close encounter in the monterey bay. >> a whale watching tour group witnessing an unbelievable thing off the coast. and let's give you a live looked outside as we go to break from our treasure island camera. you see the bay bridge amidst the flog. 4:39 is the time, we will be right back. >>> the support this morning coming to help bay area families put foo

but i would just like to welcome up our state senator scott wiener for a few brief remarks on behalf of the project. thank you so much for bearing with me as i adjust and thank you for -- >> thank you, jackie. they didn't like to bring me up because i mess up the microphone for everyone else. sorry. so i'm just -- i have been a huge fan of this project for a long time. and i remember early in my time on the board of supervisors, some community folks asked me to come down and i came down and they're like, okay, we know that it doesn't look awesome right now and there's a lot of sort of neglected areas, but we have a vision. and i am just so proud of this community for coming together and moving that vision forward. and then also i had an opportunity to have involvement when i represented the park area on the board of supervisors and we wanted to buy what is now the noe valley to turn it into a park. and working with noe valley and rec and park we decided, you know what, we don't want noe valley to just move forward but we want to make this about various parts of the city and we want b

first else for our co-workers and to protect members of the public state senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public em

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. >> firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains o

have significant benefits in treating mental health and substance use disorders, state senator scott wiener is bill does not decriminalized the sale of psychedelics or allow for providing psychedelics to anyone under the age of 21. it now. heads to the assembly appropriations committee. marijuana is one step closer to being legalized at the federal level. three senators today introduced a plan called the cannabis administration and opportunity act, it would decriminalized cannabis nationwide and expunge federal records of non violent marijuana offenders. the legislation also includes a plan to tax cannabis and invest in social justice programs. right now. california 17 other states to us territories and washington, d. c. have all legalized marijuana for recreational use. the oakland police department is asking for the public's help tonight in searching for a missing man. 67 year old james tyler was last seen at his home on 89th avenue near international authorities say he was wearing a gray sweatshirt and sweatpants. tyler is considered at risk because he suffers from multiple health condit

. >> for our co-workers and to protect members of the public state senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public emplo

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and david chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard wo

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and david chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard wo

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard work and

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and david chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard wo

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and chu and phil ping for their support on the state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard work and

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener and community in this city and this country still persist. but in me you have a leader who is committed to transforming that and i want to make sure that everyone in this city, no matter what your race is, understand that when we see injustices anywhere, it is clearly as dr. king would say a threat to justice everywhere. everywhere it is a threat, and it is up to all of us to take it upon ourselves to push aggressively for change. so thank you in joining me for change in india basin. congratulations to the bayview hunters point community. and let's get this project going. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. before i give it back to jackie yet again, just a couple more thank you and acknowledgement. alex walker, thank you for being here on behalf of assemblyman phil king. assemblyman king calls almost every year and says what i can do for india basin, and we appreciate it. and david lazar, thank you for being here. i already acknowledged carol eisen and i want to acknowledge the co-chairs of t

state senator scott wiener of san francisco's calling on all public employees, including elected officialso get vaccinated. >> there. we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. >> for now state lawmakers say there are no plans to push legislation. mandating public employees get vaccinated. state health officials say california has prepared for slight increases in cases and hospitalizations. but at the moment there is no anticipation of any threat to the state's health care system. capacity. >> across the bay area. the state's firefighting agency cal fire had to step in all night long to help put out blazes ignited by illegal fireworks. the crews do their best to stop the fire from spreading fire crews were able to quickly mitigate the spread of every fire that erupted. then they are now investigating those fires. here's their message for anybody thinking about setting off

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated. we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of th

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated. we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. >> firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are. >> keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strai

. >> for co-workers and to protect members of the public state senator scott wiener is calling on allic employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated. we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice. and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or pri

and i also want to take this opportunity to thank governor newsome and thank senator scott wiener andhe state level. it was a $25 million commitment, and we still have a few ways to go, but we are committed to cleaning up this area so that those kids that you saw right here can play freely and safely and not be concerned about their health. that is what is most critical for us is transforming this beautiful waterfront and making it what it -- what this community deserves. and so i'm really excited about this. and i cannot wait until we are able to see it through. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. we've seen the pictures, but it's nothing like seeing it in person, connecting the bayview hunters point all the way around the waterfront of san francisco to the golden gate bridge. now you know what the marina looks like? that's what the bayview hunter's point is about to look like. [applause] with green and structures and all of the amenities that this community so deserves. so, you know, congratulations to this community for your hard work and your effort and sticking to it, and stay

and everybody here that you see here today we've all connected, state senator scott wiener says the newon also simplifies the process for applying for the state's cal fresh program to make it easier for people to get those much needed. food benefits. time to check weather. let's say hello to kyla grogan and i'm looking outside. so is a great day. yeah it is. it's shaping up to be a really marine layer compressed of it this morning to about 1000 ft. and now what that does is basically allow for the sunshine to get in a little bit earlier than it might normally and certainly than it has over the past few days, so you know, there are still some low clouds out there, but we've got a lot of sunshine and you can certainly see it here as we take a live look outside in the east bay that is mount diablo, and we have our micro and it's kind of fully on display today as well. nothing too dramatic but notice san francisco 60 degrees oakland, 65 had to santa rosa at 78 head over deliver more in the east bay 80 degrees already san jose right now sitting at about 74, so, as i mentioned, you can see he

meeting in san francisco today, several local politicians were there, including state senator scott wienerhe governor for his work and funding. affordable childcare housing wildfire prevention and much more formula. we're doing the hard work day in and day out under the leadership of our governor, while these people are trying to tear him down, and we need to be clear they're trying to tear him down because he is doing a good job. earlier this week, a judge ruled that newsom can't be listed as a democrat on the ballot because of a filing mistake. the recall election is scheduled for september. 14th a sudden change in plans giving one young man a once in a lifetime experience up next, the person who is just added as a passenger on jeff bezoza blue origin rocket launch into space. here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ -

health precautions for celts for our co-workers and to protect members of the public state senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's

state senator scott wiener, a democrat from san francisco, said the assembly health committee will delayll until january. under the bill, trained staff would be on site to help with the drug user suffers an accidental overdose. currently the sites are illegal in the united states. the proposal is opposed by some law enforcement groups the legislation would require workers at the centers to try to get users into drug treatment programs or refer them to medical or mental health care or social services programs. the fbi and other u. s agencies now helping to hunt down suspected russian based hackers linked to thousands of ransomware attacks around the world. they're demanding $70 million to release a decryption code to unlock the computer networks for thousands of small businesses. the impact those companies are in more than a dozen different countries. as caroline child, lee tells us, the group has already made millions of dollars from us companies that have paid ransoms in recent months. $17 million. that's how much russian linked criminals say it will take for them to release a decryptio

state senator scott wiener, a democrat from san francisco, said the assembly health committee will delay a hearing on his bill until january. under that bill, trained staff would be on site to help if the drug user suffers an accidental overdose. currently the sites are illegal in the united states. the proposal is opposed by some law enforcement groups. the legislation would require workers at the center is to try to get users into drug treatment programs or refer them to medical or mental health care or social services programs. back at the scene of the condo collapse and surfside the round the clock search, resulting in a rise in the death told by eight a total of 36 victims recovered with more than 100. people still unaccounted for. officials hope that the demolition of the remaining structure would help them access pockets where people might have been able to survive. but so far there is no sign of life. the miami dade fire department says workers have removed £5.5 million of debris from that pile. the area is being spared a direct hit from what is now hurricane elsa. but as charles

several local politicians were there, including state senator scott wiener.aised the governor for his work in funding affordable childcare housing, wildfire prevention and more allows us. we're doing the hard work day in and day out under the leadership. uh very governor while these people are trying to tear him down, and we need to be clear they're trying to tear him down because he is doing a good job. earlier this week, a judge ruled that newsome cannot be listed as a democrat on the ballot because of a filing mistake. the recall election will take place on september 14th which is just 60 days from today, we'll pressure on the body administration of this evening. both liberals and conservatives or the conservatives rather want the white house to do something about what is happening right now. in cuba, caroline sharply shows us what both sides want the us to do. opening up. please get off the road, anti cuban government protesters hit the streets in and around miami. for 1/5 day on thursday, following historic protests in havana earlier this week. the bigge

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinatedfficials or legislative staffers. whether we are. firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice. and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not resemble the strains of the capital cases are

state senator scott wiener said the legislation also simplifies the process for applying for the state's cal fresh program to make it easier for people to get food benefits. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, the mayor of oakland, discusses the next steps in negotiating a stadium deal with the oakland a's as the team president tours potential sites in las vegas and sports director market buying is up later in sports and tell us about the linebacker who is now the highest paid player in the nfl at his position, and just how long is going to be in a 49ers uniform and trip advisor releases its list of restaurants considered the best of the best and, surprisingly, only one san francisco restaurant was. we'll tell you at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy you can shop america's #1 pet pharmacy anytime, anywhere. it's so simple you

it's another miracle here in the mission in state senator scott wiener said.he bill also simplifies the application process for people who need help from the cal fresh food program, a couple walking in san francisco say they were harassed with the anti asian slurs by a man following them on the street, and it was all caught on video as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains. the man only stopped after the couple called police, a man berating a gay couple while following them in downtown san francisco. country, so i'm not racist. i don't like you and your mother was in my country it happened on sunday afternoon.witnesses say the man of the hat and shorts began spewing racial insults against the two men near seventh and market streets. one of the victims is asian. at one point, the man threatens them be nice with that. you're know your mother was was because she didn't support your authority as i think we're better than this. karen mark stalcup caught the incident on video. things escalated pretty quickly and pretty surprised. no one got like physically hurt. bu

senator scott wiener is calling on all public employees, including elected officials to get vaccinated. we are elected officials or legislative staffers. whether we are. >> firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are. >> keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice. and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the

several local politicians were there, including state senator scott wiener.governor for his work in funding, affordable care, childcare, housing and wildfire prevention and more. we're doing the hard work day in and day out under the leadership of our governor, while these people are trying to tear him down, and we need to be clear they're trying to tear him down because he is doing a good job. earlier this week, a judge ruled that newsome cannot be listed as a democrat on the ballot because of a filing mistake. the recall election will take place on september 14th, which is 60 days from today. coming up. dozens have died and hundreds more missing an historic flooding that hit europe at 6 45. the rescue efforts underway as some officials blame climate change. we need to step up the level of ambition. we're not doing nearly enough, and the city of oakland in the a's still at odds over the team's proposed waterfront ballpark. we'll explain the key if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yoursel

state senator scott wiener, a democrat from san francisco, said the assembly health committee will delaybill until january onto the bill. trained staff would be on site to help if a drug user suffers an accidental overdose currently. the sites are illegal in the united states. the proposal is opposed by some law enforcement groups. the legislation would require workers at the centers to try and get users into drug treatment programs or further to medical or mental health care or social services program. people living in a homeless encampment in sandra fell, were forced to pack up their belongings and leave today. this is video of crews clearing the area on state land under the highway 11 overpass. it's at the intersection of fourth and heatherton near downtown workers dressed in protective gear got and what was left behind and put it into dumpsters. city officials say the encampment has been there for years and has exploded in size over the course of the pandemic drone video from the salton sea shows the impact of california's worsening drought. take a look at how significantly the dry c

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledgen't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we star

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledgeth us, luis zamora and we wouldn't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the comp

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledget be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledge with us, luis zamora and we wouldn't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the c

understanding that then supervisor, but i can't remember if it was a state senator at the time, scott wiener's bill allows us to do a.d.u.s when we do those programs. even if a tenant doesn't use the parking, if they say i don't want to use that service, and it's not prescriptive -- it seems to me that the supervisor is trying to more prescriptive in how we use these things, so i guess i'd like to hear from jacob about that. >> thank you, commissioner. we would like this declaration to go to the rent board because they're the folks who would decide that if there ever was a dispute. they're the folks familiar with piecing together that kind of a record, and then, they'll deliver that information to the planning staff which really will be a burden off of their shoulders and the planning commission, as well. >> so in the event they were using the parking space, but the structural retrofit removed that space from reality, and we turned that remaining space into an a.d.u., would you consider that the same thing? >> i think there may be some. i'd have to go look more at the structural retrofit piece

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledgeouldn't be more without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledgecommission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq + and anything else, it becomes that m

i want to acknowledge nancy pelosi's office and senator scott wiener's office, and i do want to acknowledgere without the hard, hard work of the human rights commission director and staff. yes. stephen and cass, and everyone, thank you for all of your hard work, but none of it would have been able to be done without you. >> i'm sheryl davis, director of the human rights commission. [applause] >> first, i was going to ask commissioner clopton if she was looking at me when she said the elders. i just want to first and foremost thank daquan harrison from the human rights commission. daquan will be working with the department and i just want to thank him for his hard work with commissioner kelleher and commissioner sweiss. there was a lot of reading of the bylaws and a lot of rewriting of the bylaws. when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking