seiu will hold a fight back march in support of workers who have been hit hard during the pandemic. and they are alsoallyin against prop 22. the state proposition would classify ride share drivers as independent contractors. the march and caravan will start on west capitol avenue at 11:00 this morning. >>> coming up next, the 7 things that you need to know. >>> and as we work to build a better bay area, we're taking a look at what has changed with our local sports teams. >>> and warning about hand >>> and warning about hand sanitizer after one wom another day, another chance tlet's do this.rd. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. call or go online today. >>>

seiu local 1021 and alameda health system and voted overwhelmingly in favor of walking off the job. the workers, which include nurses, house keepers, technicians, food service workers and others, say the system is in crisis. >> he said he's worried about what will happen if we go on strike. we told him we're worried about what is going to continue to happen to our patient. if we don't go on strike. >> alameda health system workers so it's earn fair labor practices, inadequate patient care, workplace conditions and understaffing as reasons for the strike vote which passed with 98% in favor. ahs has been in contract negotiations with the union since january of this year. >>> the higher temperatures expected over the next few days prompted bay area air quality issues to issue a "spare the air" alert for tomorrow. this is what it looked like in the east bay this afternoon, looking to mount diablo. a little hazy, but nothing like the severe conditions we saw earlier this month. mark joins us with a look at the weather. >> i think that "spare the air" alert will continue into monday as we

. >>> and number four, seiu union workers will be holding a march against marriott, lyft, and they are2. >>> and number five, san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting at a sideshow. it happened in the area of mission street and ocean overnight. and one witness says that they heard at least ten gunshots. >>> and number six, we are taking a live look showing you an empty richmond/san rafael bridge. here come some cars. but you can expect this kind of ride all over the bay >>> andnd sent out of the match after senti sending the balm insend ball into the neck of a lines judge. >> yeah, that is too much >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, state of emergency. the race to escape those out of control california wildfires scorching more than 90,000 acres. helicopters airlifting hundreds out of the danger zone at a campground over a wall of exploding flames as firefighters battle 24 major infernos across the golden state. authorities revealing a colored smoke grenade from a gender reveal party sparked the giant eldorado fire. the mass mandatory evacuations under way an

worse place if we didn't have labor leaders still championing the cause like randy wine garden or seiuout there every day fighting for the laborers that we take for granted. it's not a new thing because on this eve of labor day, i want to give tribute to a great labor leader. i think about him often. we did the march on washington the friday before last. it wouldn't have been a march on washington in 1963 if it wasn't for buy yard rusten. in my book "rise up" coming out this month, i talk about how he had to step back because of the homophobia at that time even amongst civil rights leaders. and this labor leader, an architecture of civil rights was one that helped move this country forward. he also when i was 16 years old and led operation bread basket, helped me a teenage kid preacher from brooklyn, to learn what it was to wedge the labor movement and civil rights movement because they really are fighting for the same things. so don't forget the labor movement, the labor, and the giants that are still left that are fighting every day for workers that are under assault, that want to se

nurses and health workers on the seiu 1021 union will be issuing the ten day notice to the alameda health system today. leaders say the aahs management has repeatedly failed to provide enough resources to take care of patients since long before the pandemic started. alameda health systems says on its website it's agreeing to an outside negotiator to secure a fair labor contract. >>> and more than 40 public schools across san francisco could be renamed all in an effort to increase relevance and appropriateness. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo tells us how an advisory committee has been working on the changes now for months. >> reporter: the names of presidents and other political and historic figures could soon be purged from public schools. george washington, diane feinstein, even abraham lincoln meeting a list of renaming criteria, standards that question anyone directly involved in colonization or genocide of people, slave owners, those exploiting workers and much more. >> someone who had been a confederate general, someone like that that makes sense, but lincoln, really? >> rep

this is dian palmer, president of seiu local 73. >> we're going to keep fighting until we get everything that we deserve. they said it can't be done, but we are proving them wrong every day. better wages, better working coconditions, ppe for everyone. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i am amy goodman in new yorkrk, joined by my cohosost juanan gonzalez from his homeme in nenw jersey. juan: welcome to all of our lilisteners and viviewers from aroundnd the country andnd aroud the world. amy: we arare beginning today's report in louisville. more than six months afterr policece in louisville, kentuck, shot a and killed 26-year-old black emergency room technician breonna taylor in her own apartment, the city announced tuesday it will pay her family an historic 12 in dollar settlement and institute a slew of reforms to the police department responsible for her death. louisville mayor greg fischer announced the news at a press conferenence with breoeonna ta's family. >> thehe settlement includes a settlement of $12 millio

seiu 1021, chapter president. i want to talk about our student warehouse workers that are being called heros but are being treated as zeros through the district's management because they don't want to continue to pay these guys hazard pay. these people come to work every day putting their lives at risk, and it's -- you know, they're exposing themselves to the public, especially with student nutrition on their hand to hand contact with the public. you know, our members deserve better. they're not expendable members. you cannot just wait until someone gets sick with covid and then say okay, just sit, go home two weeks, three weeks, with no pay, etc., when these guys are deserving, and they care about the kids in the school district, and make sure that they got fed, that they've got a clean school, that they've got the supplies that they need. we need our members treated and respected properly. also, i'm in support of the bus drivers. please at least give them their health care. they've got children. this is not the

nurses and health workers on the seiu 1021 union will be issuing the ten day notice to the alameda health system today. leaders say management has repeatly failed to provide enough resources to take care of patients since long before the pandemic started. alameda health systems says on its website it's agreeing to an outside negotiator to secure a fair labor contract. >>> and more than 40 public schools across san francisco could be renamed all in an effort to increase relevance and appropriateness. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo tells us how an advisory committee has been working on the changes now for months. >> reporter: the names of presidents and other political and historic figures could soon be purged from dozens of san francisco public schools. george washington, diane feinstein, even abraham lincoln meeting a list of renaming criteria, standards that question anyone directly involved in colonization or genocide of people, slave owners, those exploiting workers and much more. >> someone who had been a confederate general, someone like that that makes sense, but lincoln, r

partnership and we help the homeless and help them get -- i'm also the president for the local 1021 at seiu. and i'm very in support of prestige. i like the venue. i've been there a few times. they help the homeless. i've been to a few toy drive during the holiday season. i'm very much in support of the club. and what mr. sadiq is doing in the community. the parking is wonderful. i heard the gentleman say before, a lot of people do come in uber and lyft, but they do have parking garage. never had a issue with parking. i've never seen anyone hanging out. it's secluded until you walk inside the club. i just wanted to put my input and be supportive with the business and hopefully everything works out. thank you. >> jonas: thank you. >> hello, i'm sanders fry. hello? >> jonas: yes, sir, go ahead. >> yes, yes, i'm thomas fry, a native of san francisco and i've been to the club numerous times. very prestige -- [inaudible] [no audio] [please stand by] >> go ahead, call. >> speaker: i'm calling to say that i support the speech. i've been a san francisco native for over 30 years and every time i go,

kim tree, field office, seiu local 1021. will speak to that first, that 1021 is really grateful to all of the organizations that have committed to supporting this resolution, and we want to thank and honor commissioner cook for bringing it forward, the depth that it has in it, and also, the opening for what's to come based on it. so i want to thank him on behalf of seiu 1021, and on behalf of our chapter. i want to speak on behalf of myself, that this touches me so much, and just the fact that we need this so badly. i'm so grateful to even just be watching this school board meeting, and that commissioner cook, stevon cook, who i knew and saw such potential to come here and just think in this way for the folks that he has seen come through sfusd and who will come through beyond his time as a commissioner. so i want to thank him personally and lift up his spirit and guide him further into this work because for me, looking at this resolution, i'm just graceful, and i wanted to share that with -- grateful, and i wanted to share

national education association or at least branches of it, the american federation of state workers, and seiuople, killing demonstrators is clearly unjust and it cannot continue. that statement made no mention that ongoing riding and protest and support of black lives matter had disrupted life, caused injury and death, and untold economic harm. the statement called upon local and federal governments to "divest from the police to redistribute the stolen wealth of the billionaire class and to invest in what our people need to live in peace, dignity, and abundance, health care and housing, public job programs, and save working conditions." quite a lineup of demands. >> julie: unions are hardly unanimous in their support of black lives matter as well. >> that's right and keep in mind that the number of union membership in this country who votes democratic is along the lines of 80% and their threat comes as some police units have rallied around president trump. new york's police association are among many endorsing the president and how many companies are in a quandary over employee support for ve

in district two, and supervisor stefani, i am a member of ver taciturner association as well as the seiu union member. i am calling in support of supervisor preston's resolution regarding right to organize for tenant. i have three comments -- hello? >> is this the correct item? >> i'm pausing the speaker's time. i'm sorry, mr. president, i did not catch the topic. to the caller, just to -- >> it was the subject of my role call and is appropriately, i would suggest, madam clerk, mr. president, before the board. >> okay. >> supervisor peskin, i would agree with you if we were in general public comment, but because we -- [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible] continuaceance, you're totally right. >> and to the caller on the line, i apologize. hopefully you can hear me. we're hoping that you press star three to go back into line, and when we call public comment, that would be the perfect opportunity for you to share your comments with us. we are taking calls right now on the continuance for the appeal of the revised mitigated continuation for fulsome project. the board is continuing those items

in district two, and supervisor stefani, i am a member of ver taciturner association as well as the seiu union member. i am calling in support of supervisor preston's resolution regarding right to organize for tenant. i have three comments -- hello? >> is this the correct item? >> i'm pausing the speaker's time. i'm sorry, mr. president, i did not catch the topic. to the caller, just to -- >> it was the subject of my role call and is appropriately, i would suggest, madam clerk, mr. president, before the board. >> okay. >> supervisor peskin, i would agree with you if we were in general public comment, but because we -- [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible] continuaceance, you're totally right. >> and to the caller on the line, i apologize. hopefully you can hear me. we're hoping that you press star three to go back into line, and when we call public comment, that would be the perfect opportunity for you to share your comments with us. we are taking calls right now on the continuance for the appeal of the revised mitigated continuation for fulsome project. the board is continuing those items

in district two, and supervisor stefani, i am a member of ver taciturner association as well as the seiu union member. i am calling in support of supervisor preston's resolution regarding right to organize for tenant. i have three comments -- hello? >> is this the correct item? >> i'm pausing the speaker's time. i'm sorry, mr. president, i did not catch the topic. to the caller, just to -- >> it was the subject of my role call and is appropriately, i would suggest, madam clerk, mr. president, before the board. >> okay. >> supervisor peskin, i would agree with you if we were in general public comment, but because we -- [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible] continuaceance, you're totally right. >> and to the caller on the line, i apologize. hopefully you can hear me. we're hoping that you press star three to go back into line, and when we call public comment, that would be the perfect opportunity for you to share your comments with us. we are taking calls right now on the continuance for the appeal of the revised mitigated continuation for fulsome project. the board is continuing those items