i've lived in the outer sunset, i've lived in the central sunset, i've lived in the inner sunset. i happen to live in golden gate estates now. i drive down all those streets now. my first date with my wife was at a place called paradise pizza, and they sold out and moved to west portal. i'm sorry to the people that feel they did not have a lot of process. i believe that it's going to continue to have process, and any permit that's given can be revoked. so if they're bad players, and they're not playing in the neighborhood, you can make them go away, but i support my felly commissioner, and i believe that unfortunately the zoning administrator -- i wouldn't say abused, but erred in his decision. >> commissioner tanner: i agree with my fellow commissioners. one of the things that i've learned on this body and in my career as government, it's important to layout a clear idea of what's going to be done so people have a play book of how to get from point a to point b. despite that, it seldom happens. people do have to hire lawyers or experts or expediters or folks who understand it. pe

my name is ben and i have been a resident of the outer sunset for eight years.i support this project. i live four blocks away from the proposed project. i live in a four story, 12 unit, multifamily apartment building. my building his vibrant. it is home to senior citizens, families with young children, teachers, and working professionals like myself. we shop at local businesses, eat at local restaurants, attend local schools. we participate fully in the life of our neighborhood. my building was built in 1928. it makes me sad and sometimes angry that a building like my own seemingly could not be built today. my building is not enough. it is not modern, it is not accessible for old people or people with disabilities. it has led and toxicity issues of concern for very young children. the neighborhood needs more buildings like my own, but needs better ones. multifamily, dens, accessible, modern, vibrant. this project is equally an issue of inclusion as it is of character. i support this project and i urge you to support this project , too. thank you. >> thank you. n

so do we have to say sunset exemption as a part of that? >> you can say revisit only without the sunset. >> i like that. i just wanted to make sure that was state. thank you. stated. thank you. >> absolutely and thank you, commissioner walson. walton. i would prefer we use that language and not set any sort of sunset that happens automatically. a couple questions i had and one is, who is defined as a current resident? what are the definitions that we're using and is there a cult-ofcut-off date? if you are in the sort of housing that exists there now, not the new housing. if you live there now, how do you define who those folks are and there's turn-over because if somebody's roommate leaves and somebody else moves on, is it everybody who lives in the current housing? >> right. >> so not in the new buildings? >> so this is -- we do need to define this, and i would request this is something that in the toll system business rules, we need to create the definition there. but there are options. one is to provide a date, cut-off date, such as janu

how long have you lived in the outer sunset? >> i first moved to the outer sunset when i was 21. >> commissioner honda: and you're 22 now? >> add a few. >> commissioner honda: thank you. next speaker, please. hi. good evening and welcome. >> hi. i'm connie beg, and i live right next door. so my windows actually have their windows in the same area. so i am very much in support of the 311 process because i just want to know what's going on. i am also in support of small business. i did frequent the corner store that was not just a liquor store. it did have other things. it was definitely going out of business at the time, but to change that space to a restaurant or a bar is going to really alter the space. so in my opinion, because i live right next door, and i'm going to be impacted by that severely, i -- i feel like i should have been notified. and you know, i love the outer sunset. i've lived there for 33 years. i've lived in that spot for 33 years. i am fully in support of small business, no problem. i frequent them all the ti

looking about 67 degrees in the marina 6, 5, downtown san francisco by some cooler weather in the sunset that's we're going to find some of that fog so plan on some numbers mainly in the 50's there about 60 in daly city 58 in pacifica at about 60 degrees in melbourne on a cool up toward the coast. you'll find more sunshine in hazy conditions inside the bay 66 in brisbane about 69 in millbrae 69 in foster city also then 70's pop up in redwood city in the mount view and also in the palo alto woodside south a lot of 70's the afternoon hazy conditions continuing no spare the air for tomorrow, but certainly another big ridge of high pressure overhead so you're not seeing much in the way of wind to mix out some of those pollutants in the atmosphere so want to be hazy in the coming days seems low 80's, warmer spots well inland by tomorrow afternoon about 75 degrees and low 78 in the nation and then back along the coastline will keep those temperatures cooler with some patchy fog in the 60's. but certainly a weather pattern that is on hold right now no rain in sight just very dry weather and som

you probably noticed the smoke in the sunset shows we've got fire in the kincaid's.re burning and other smaller fires. that is definitely smoke out there. when you have a big fire like the kincaid fire, the atmosphere is peppered with this stuff. and when you get this kind of sunsets, a few years ago, it pushes ash like a fire even into the stratosphere and it hangs around up there for years. i think it was pinatubo and every night the sunsets were amazing because of all that stuff. especially stuff up in the stratosphere. so the air-quality, a little bit of smoke up there. and there is a plan for tomorrow which was a plan for the day which was the plan for friday and the plan for saturday and sunday as well. a storm track north because of the high pressure. rain would be a good thing but we will see dry conditions through this five day period. another day tomorrow like today. the temperatures are quite similar. we do have a little microclimate because of the fog at the coast. we were getting 80s in brentwood, mid-70s in san francisco. the microclimates for varying 1

. >>> beautiful sunset on this evening. pope francis is in japan to underscore his message that the presence of nuclear weapons in the world will never lead to peace. he gave a speech tonight in hiroshima which was hit by a nuclear bomb by the u.s. at the end of world war ii. the pope later lit a candle in tribute to the 140,000 people who died. he suggested nations possessing nuclear weapons will regret it. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> earlier, the pope led a mass in nagasaki, the second and other city that was bombed in august of 1945. an estimated 35,000 people attended the service. this is the first papal visit to japan in 30 years. >>> this week alone, 1.2 million travelers will touchdown or take off ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. l.a.x. is teaming with travelers. millions of other americans will hit the road to get to their thanksgiving destination. but whether you're traveling by plane or car, three storms brewing across the country could complicate your travel plans. >> reporter: adding to the stress of a

two bodies and sunsets these in july. understand that there is a desire for the bodies to be reauthorized, and if that is the case, we are happy to work with the committee and the supervisors to reach that organization. this is just a housekeeping step to remove them from the administrative code. if there is to be reauthorizing legislation, it would just be put back into the code. i'm available for any questions. >> chair ronen: okay. no questions? okay. i also see joshua arce and lisa pagan from oewd, if you wanted to make any comments. >> thank you, supervisors. joshua arce, director of office of economic and workforce development. as clerk calvillo mentioned, the committee has sunseted, but we just wanted to answer any questions that you might have. we're here joined by -- if not now, then in moments, the cochair of the committee, the esteem esteemed chair, sheryl davis. we're also here joined by one of the members of the workforce committee advisory committee and that's annie chung, the executive director of self-help

i was fortunate enough to be at a community meeting last night in district 4 in sunset. and among the other presenters, the supervisor stood up and talked about district 4's community planning process. and i think it's something this commission should really look at. you've probably had things, i understand the planning is putting together some resources to help with this. but how we make change happen in this city, how we help it to happen is so important to ensuring that this is a place that everyone wants to live and it's a place where we can live, where we have equity, where we have the opportunity, where we have the housing and the resources that are needed for citizens of our city today and in the future. i grew up in the richmond district. richmond district and sunset have a vast mix of residents, many of whom are going to be leaving their homes. what should that look like? how do we get there? i would advocate the community-based planning gives us a good chance to really ensure we've heard the voices of all and we are coming up with a plan that best meets the nee

. >> units requesting a backup on mccadden just south of sunset on a 211 suspect armed with machete. >> reporter: this dramatic cell phone video captures the moment police say a man armed with a machete carjacked someone in this chick-fil-a drive-through on sunset boulevard. >> he got a machete. >> reporter: officers surround the car, then ther off, slamming into two nearby police cars. another bystander captured the moment the suspect ran across the busy street then onto the sidewalk, all while wielding that long machete. an >> reporter: the officer fires. but the man pushes forward, the machete still in hand. the officer runs into the street, trips and falls, with several officers openfire. >> that suspect was struck by gunfire and transported to a local pbl where he has since been declared deceased. >> reporter: police say the blade was more than a foot long. >> just kchaotic scene there. will carr joining us from that scene in hollywood. and will, we're learning tonight that the officers walked away with minor injuries? >> reporter: that's right, david. amazingly, after that carj

. >> units requesting a backup on mccadden just south of sunset on a 211 suspect armed with a machete. >> reporter: this dramatic cell phone video captures the moment police say a man armed with a machete carjacked someone in this chick-fil-a drive-through on sunset boulevard. >> oh, he got a machete. >> reporter: officers surround the car, then suddenly the suspect hits the gas, takes off and slams into two nearby police cars. >> he got stopped. >> reporter: another bystander captured the moment the suspect ran across the busy street, then onto the sidewalk, all while wielding that long machete. an officer pursues. the man with the machete then turns back and starts to chase the officer. >> don't do it! don't do it! >> reporter: the officer fires. but the man pushes forward, the machete still in hand. the officer runs into the street, trips and falls, with the armed man standing over him. several other officers open fire. >> that suspect was struck by gunfire and was transported to a local hospital, where he has since been declared deceased. >> reporter: police recovered the machete,

. >> it's a gorgeous sunset. we're heading into the weekend of the new floor & decor don't miin milpitas. opening if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here. i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in milpitas,freet recording the video.od $1 millin they face a criminal trial in the case and pleaded not guilty. they akds planned parenthood of illegally selling fetal tissue. they deny the claim. >> all this. it's where we work, live and love. all of the cities big and small are facing the same problems and everyone is looking for solutions. that's why we are looking for answers and inspiration. in communities throughout the region. and revealing how they're tackling the same big problems. how is fremont workin

but you notice with this sunset, you cannot see fog on the coastline.e a mainly clear night for a lot of us later on tonight. right now it is mild. still 70 in santa rosa, 74 in redwood city. 66 in oakland, 1 degree shy of 70 right now in san jose. you look at the 24-hour temperature change and we are warm everywhere compared to this time yesterday. 3 degrees in concord, and we're going to hang onto these warm temperatures for another afternoon tomorrow. overnight tonight mainly clear skies, just some limited patchy fog along the coast. that's about it. low 40s to low 50s over the next 12 hours. if you liked today, the warm temperatures, you're certainly going to like tomorrow as well. almost a carbon copy forecast. hit about 71 in the city, 76 in san rafael, 71 in richmond. even along the coast we'll be in the upper 60s. 68 for half moon bay. live doppler along with satellite, high pressure still in control. it remains in control for tomorrow, bringing us the dry, warm conditions. but then it begins to break down tuesday and wednesday. this pressure wi

the latest fad is the sunset strip.r southern california's mobile, restless teenagers. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe ♪ ♪ i, i got a light ♪ i got a light on you, babe >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all

the latest fad is the sunset strip.round for southern california's mobile, restless teenagers. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe ♪ ♪ i, i got a light ♪ i got a light on you, babe >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we w

5:07 so we're trying to get those errands run and get home before sunset today. we'll be at 73 degrees in oakland and 80 in santa rosa. we are going to see dry weather continuing. this high pressure is not moving and it's blocking any chance that we could get rain. it's going way up and around and so as we go into the rest of the week we are going to continue on with some dry weather, slightly warmer than normal temperatures, and also our cool mornings because the air is just so dry. we are going to start out with some upper 40s throughout the next several days, high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 70s. also the same for san francisco. nice to see that we're seeing that fog returning because we have a little more humidity there. heading over to mike, you're tracking a crash. >> that's right. for folks heading south down towards the santa cruz summit, we have one lane blocked. we're not looking at major slowing so perhaps they just haven't had a chance to let us know. the northbound commute getting towards the rest of san jose, this is the push through sili

helping to provide the beautiful sunsets. we will get you that updated air quality and we have some fog mixing in as well. it's a little bit of a messy picture overall. beautiful on the immediate scale of it. right now here in san francisco, you can see that fog rolling in right now. a pretty aggressive push. only an hour or two of sunshine in san francisco. then the fog really came back in. currently, 53 degrees as we head through tonight, low 50s and that fog stays put. let's get you a wider look at what's happening. you can see how widespread the clouds are at the coastline with the san francisco pa neninsula impacted the most. i don't think this is going to go anywhere as we move through tomorrow morning. have the jacket ready. put it by the door so as you get up, ready to go on your friday, you don't have to worry about it, just grab it, head out the door, get the kids' jackets as well. temperatures in the 40s from the south bay to the peninsula. best chance of the thicker fog in san francisco and 49. look at this going

we'll look at the sunset tracker. tonight that sun went down at 5:09 this evening and on november 14th the sun will start setting before 5:00 p.m. in the evening and on thanksgiving we'll have that sunset even earlier at 4:52 p.m. it's a comfortable evening in terms of november numbers. 57 in the city so it's mild inland. 69 in san jose. clover dale, you're at 76 degrees. winds are light. we have the slightest onshore breeze right now over san francisco. that breeze just beginning to come off the ocean waters but we still have a lot of dry air in place. the dew point measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when the numbers dip below 40, that is dry air. a lot of you having saying to me on social media your skin is extra dry, your lips are chapd. unfortunately this pattern will continue over the next couple of days. the dry hair air is very heavy. cooler tonight, a lot of 40s on the board. 52 for the overnight low. california, it is very quiet across the entire state. this is gradually going to move to the eas

a real pretty sunset happening, and there is smoke in the sky. but just from looking at the high resolution satellite visuals from today, the kincade fire is not putting up big plumes of smoke and air quality on the ground is measuring good for most locations except for santa rosa where odt. in santa san francisco. just a few degrees above average for san francisco, but 7 to 8 degrees above average for some inland locations. so we're getting warm in the afternoons. but we are still getting cold for the morning. look what we still have here. the areas in blue there still have a frost advisory. better than the freeze warning from the last 2 nights. so it's not as intense. but it is still going to be a cold morning tomorrow when we bottom out. santa rosa at 72. you've been getting into the upper 20s for the past couple of mornings. so it's better, but still getting down to freezing, so the frost advisory has been issued so heads up on that. pets, pipes, and plants, the three ps to think about. and this is still really just a north bay issue. everybo

. >>> sunset views around the bay area as seen from emeryville. we'll let you know about the weekend forecast and when rain could make a comeback. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in milpitas. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here. i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in milpitas, off the 880 freeway on north mccarthy blvd. >>> new details about that deadly shooting at a santa clarita high honforcement sourc tell nbc news that the gun the shooter used appears to have been modified. on thursday nathaniel burrhouse shot five of hist saugus high school before turning that gun on himself. two students died, three others hurt. burrhouse also died late yesterday. investigators now say during a search of the 15-year-old

. >> it is a gorgeous sunset. how long this dry pattern will last coming up. >> i went on vacation. the ads for the countries came up in instagram. >> you're not alone. eves dropping and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> arrest tonight in the rob are i of an armored truck in oakland in june. two men with assault rifles those guards were delivering a large amount of cash to a bank. missay the robbery was an inside job. three people face charges. jackson driving the truck that day. his uncle. and girlfriend. >> a woman is accused of a hit and run today involving a police officer. a witness tells police one driver pulled out quickly from a driveway. onto the highway and into the path of a police suv. with this result. the officer veered onto the center media. collided with the tree. the driver eventually returned to the scene. one woman was arrested. the officer not seriously hurt. >> your voice and your vote. election day. one race today in san francisco is for district attorney.

by sunset it will be raining here for many. making the move. i don't know phil.ok here and see. at one point keep going. 1.33. that's through saturday. they'll get about 3/4" to 1" out of this first system. there's even more rain after that on the weekend coming in i rain later today and for everyone else by this afternoon and tonight. wind advisory for a south wind kicks in. off and on rain thunderstorms for wednesday. low snow levels down to 2000'. low 50s. flash flood watch is out 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. for the kincade fire burn area. snow for us wednesday into thursday and then a very brisk northwest wind will make for a chilly day on thursday. now the wind is finally beginning to turn a little more southerly. it's been north or we've had north wind returning fire danger and that will be 50 to maybe 60 60 miles along the coast. napa south. it is beginning to make the move here as that som develops off the oregon, california coast. winter storm warning starts for the sierra. even down towards the grapevine that will be for tomorrow. but this starts for the si

our sunset at 6:11. daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year. 74 for sunnyvale for a high. 75 in santa clara and san jose. livermore highs of 77. 74 in concord and pleasant hill. 73 for walnut creek. 70 in san francisco. upper 60s in berkeley. and looking at 79 for cloverdale. bay area science festival, a great day tomorrow. 70degrees. i'll be out there. please come boy. it is a free event. just a great way to get kids excited about science. 150 demonstrations and experiments. it should be a really fun event there. here is the forecast as we're looking at temperatures just a little warmer through the weekend. seasonal through next week. >>> mary, thank you. a treat for crab lovers in california. crab fisheries will get the news if the dungeness crab season will start again. the decision after a break in the fishing season that started months early in in april. they have negotiated a season to support the environment. more good news, a patch of warm water resaided through the we

sunrise today, at 6:48 and sunset at 4:59. check out the daytime highs.nd where we should be this time of the year. but today is the coolest of the week, looking at 66 in sunnyvale. morgan hill at 68. 66 for in you concord. fairfield looking at 6 for brentwood, livermore. pleasanton, 67 for just the high. san francisco, 62. berkeley, san leandro at 61. fael. well, tomorrow, exciting. we have downtown ice that opens in san jose. some sun and clouds, mild in san jose tomorrow in the mid- 60s. here is that extended forecast. warming up a little bit on friday and especially by the weekend, with that sunshine well above average. great for those outdoor events you may have. we start off next week sunny and warm at least through next monday. >>> time check is 5:51. >> still to come this morning, a quick-thinking bus driver in the right place at the right time. coming up, the video that will have any parent relieved this morning. >> let's ta >>> temps are on the cool to mild side. low to mid-50s as you start off the day the grab that jacket and you will likely ne

it was certainly a beautiful sunset under clear skies. let's take a look at those numbers right now. san francisco is actually one of the anomalies here. you're down to 44 right now in mountain view. half moon bay, chilling at 39 degrees. santa rosa, napa, mid40s. along with livermore, tonight you'll need that extra blanket or turn up the heat because you need to stay warm. a live look right now from our san jose camera showing the shark tank and visibility is terrific. down to 33 in santa rosa, 37 in livermore, 38 degrees morgan hill, 36 half moon bay. right tharnd bay shoreline and san francisco mainly 40s and 50s. clear skies on live doppler 7. we're not tracking any rain. i want to show you what's preventing the rain from getting here. what we call a blocking high, area of high pressure, the flow around that high is clockwise, and it's pretty much pushing the clouds away, keeping the storm track away. so everything is going over the top into canada. i don't see any rain in the next 7 to 10 days. a live look right now as we look at san

well to be cool in the sunset about 57 degrees 61, you see some sunshine. downtown san francisco cool out toward the beaches. keep those numbers in the 50's there 50 am pacific a granada then you see some more sunshine inside the bay 67 in millbrae about 60 for a brisbane 69 in burlingame and 65 degrees in san bruno inside the peninsula really some comfortable weather will be mild, they'll be a little bit hazy. you're still talking 72, very nice day in redwood city 70 woodside and about 73 degrees in mount view the south bay. a lot of sunshine again hazy conditions in the afternoon mid 70's and for our friends in cupertino 75 degrees in campbell 74 los gatos 75. in san jose and 72 degrees in milpitas the east bay may just see a couple temperatures sneak up the low 80's in places like livermore putting a close unpleasant and it's 78 degrees 71 in a word about 79 degrees and want to create e in concord and about 69 degrees in berkeley in through the bay of see those temperatures generally in the 70's, a warm day. uh maybe some low 80's in the fairfield vacavi

this is the first 5:00 newscast experience a sunset on standard time, right? because we turned the clocks back. the sunset at 5:08 means now you have all the real pretty colors on the horizon. last week we would have had to wait until 6:00. now we get it earlier. the sun has already gone down. thatmarine layer thho for a lot of us we felt it. the relative humidity, moisture in the air starting to improve. that's a good thing for many of us living with really dry air the last week and a half. now we're getting some improvement. but we need to talk about the temperatures. concord at 81 today. there's the spread across the bay area. it was 71 in san francisco. that's only like 3 degrees above average. but concord hitting 81, for an inland location, let's talk about the next few days. looking at the average, even show i just showed the on shore surge and low clouds, that's only for the bay, only right there. but if you're inland you didn't notice much of a change today. and watch what happens over at least the next 5, we'll stay well above average. 69 would be the

. >>> and flames pouring out of a home in san francisco's sunset district. what one person inside the home heard right before the fire erupted. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. okconnected to wifi,on. protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloom. and, it's a family security breach. it's gotta go. with xfinity xfi, if it's connected, it's protected. pull the truck around. simple. easy. awesome. get more out of your in-home wifi experience with xfinity internet and ask about enhanced network security for all your connected devices. click, call or visit a store today. >>> tensions are running high on the uc berkeley campus where conservative commentator ann coulter is scheduled to speak tomorrow night. her

san francisco, 50s right near the ocean from the outer sunset to the marina. and 62 in the mission. and for the north bay going up to wine country on your friday, maybe a three-day weekend, 69 in napa, 66 sonoma, 66 as well in right? like fall outside,d refreshing, little bit crisp as well. this g is high pressure building in, and that's going to take all it, and shove it way back to the north as the high pressure noses its way in. it will warm us up. you'll see in san francisco, we go back to 67 once we hit sunday and we're dry over the next seven days. inland valleys, i have you also back in the 70s this weekend. notice you get some morning fog back for saturday morning. sun for the afternoon. sunday looks really great. 76 degrees. and i think by next wednesday we've been talking about these updated rain chances. it will be frustrating. we'll be sandwiched between two different storms, one to the north, one to the south. so no big rain chances at this point. i don't know about you guys, bu weekend. >> we're almost there. friday is tomorrow. >> we are. >> thanks, jeff. >> happening

i want to see do you want to see a sunset incident. just. to see just how. long. it's fast. when the very political state of the world to inquire and mental state of the world . and it's still going to hell in the hand. so maybe the hope and the human says so so we met a russian mold thing we got. we call to the way. you know russia now let's see is swirled leo footplate you know. the frame in the mind you see useful. tool but it's where you are. i think it comes. to. many people. altogether that say early verticals illicit. or they are. they couldn't. doing it big. but not a moment at all and painting all. over. who knows what's in the nothing to them. look he says militarily noice look. book we can buy anything to what we can. so we more will come from sets and things like this. slum this we rescue some people. who are still. being like them and. the further away you off from a problem with humans. is to rush from the laws and just see them as they proclaim. to close to the problem like a coke truck feel something then it's not just a mass of people living there surprising

moderate air quality today but check out that sunset, 5:08 tonight. hopefully you got that extra hour of sleep or probably still enjoying that. we'll talk about if there's any changes in our seven-day outlook coming. >>> sorrow, heart ache and remembering the good times, the loved ones of five killed in orinda are sharing theirries, c airbnb vow to make changes. the five people range from 19 to 29. these are their names provided by the contra costa sheriff's office. at least three others were injured at this party. video here posted on social media thursday night shows the home packed with people. the home had been rented out using the platform airbnb but the owners have told amanda del castillo -- media it was for a party. officers saw hundreds people running from the house. the associated press reports two guns were found at the scene. >>> and the family of omar taylor jr. who was killed at the orinda party is speaking out to abc 7 news. relatives are stunned by the violence. they say omar was there for one reason to entertain partygoers with music.

sunset at 4:57. i'll let you know what changes we can secretary with the seven-day forecast. >> thaengs so much frances. disturbing new details in the orinda airbnb case. police have made five arrest and could be more. luz pena spoke with neighbors who say they feel relieved. >> two rival began gang members were among those killed at the ho. da halloween part it wasthnd nside the 4 bedroom airbnb rental. sheriff livingston said there were shell casing all other the floor. >> ramone quan hill a known associate of the pairj street gang in san francisco and had convictions for assault with a firearm and he was on parole at the time of his death. also inside the home, deceased was javlin germane county. >> five people were killed that night, including gang members hill and county who the sheriff confirmed were both armed. five suspects are behind bars in connection to the shooting including 21-year-old deafen williamson, the promoter of the event. the other four suspectsy arrested on suspicion of murder

i want to see do you want to see a sunset think you can see. this is. just as. well. as fast. when the very political story of the world today and current mental state of the world. and it's still going to hell in the hand. so i might be the hope and the human says so so we met the russian mold thing we got. and the way. you know russia now let's see is swirled leo footplate you know. the frame in the mind you see useful. tool but it's where you are. i think it comes. from. many people. all together that say early verticals illicit. or they are. very high because i. it's a big deal. but not a moment at all and i remain all. over. who knows what's in the nothing to them. look he says most certainly most lawyers. but we can money to what we do. so we more will come from upsets and things like this. slum this we rescue some people. who are still. like them and. the further away you off from a problem with humans. the spirit is to rush from the law as you see them as they proclaim. to close to the problem like a car crash feel something then it's not just a mass of people living t

and looking at the earlier sunrise and sunset.ility is good. we have the air quality alert. overall we are lacking at once again a pretty sunny day today with not only conditions warming up nicely but we'll see numberplace well above average. so here a look outside. where we see emeryville and temperatures here are chilly. looking at 30s and 40s. and allowing for the numbers to drop where we could see some frost out there. doesn't seem as cold as it has been. the past couple of mornings. but we still have the national weather service issuing that frost advisory, perhaps looking at temperatures down into the 20s and 30s. here a look at southern california where we have a red flag warning until 6:00 tonight. over 500,000 people affected here. so there is still dealing with fires here whereas up in the north bay, the relative humidity coming up but still pretty dry. and looking at the light winds out there. south bay numbers from 39 in santa clara. 42 in came bree yan park and'll up rock. 50s in san francisco. 37 half moon bay with 3

even made more so by the shocking attack on the elders in chinatown, and the sunset district, two assaults of chinese members on the street that happened the last week as well. so, and -- and actually, so i've been sort of, i've been also grappling with these issues and working with my constituents, particularly in the chinese community and the sunset around these issues and did lead me to work with the police department on developing legislation that would require regular reporting on the demographics of crime victims city-wide, and across the different types of crime, including property crime as well as violent crime and hate-motivated crime, seeing a huge surge in the last few years in san francisco and nationally. and the initial data that we have gotten from the police department on the demographics of crime victims and hate-motivated crime really did emphasize, or reinforce the concerns in the chinese community that they were increasingly victims of certain types of crime in the city, and also assaults. i think the most striking statistic from the initial data that we got from the po

so about three, four months ago, i was contacted by a senior citizen in the sunset district regarding a situation that developed as she was parking her vehicle around the corner from her home, an individual certainly less than her age came out and was very aggressive and very offensive to the extent that at some point, the woman was so angry, she'd seen fit to park her vehicle on a public street. she blocked her vehicle. things became very tense, and the police were called out. a police report was taken, and the individual, the senior citizen who had, by this time, decided to take refuge in her home and had not come out as a result of the fact that she felt that the police had sided with the young woman as opposed to hearing all the details as to what led up to the incident. so i had the good fortune of running into commander dan perea, and i relayed the incident to him, and unbeknownst to me what he did was he contacted the commanding officer out at the sunset station, and a couple of wonderful officers came out and knocked on her door and said we're here to take a little bit more in