the festivals and the plazas but in larger planters. and new i'm going to turn it over to jennifer cooper will come up and finish off. >> thank you miriam we're to focus on today i don't see the pointer. >> doesn't work on the screen for for whatever reason. >> that's okay we're to focus on the entry into geary boulevard was important about the plaza is making it inviting for both sides it is easier on polk street a significant gated change offer of on geary we're going focusing on the stairs and the side poles today as you can see the top is the current plan and little bottom is our proposed change from the top as you can see one stair couple of so that makes circulation awkward don't see stair us have to make a u-turn and the wall is at all that is intended to block the noise if geary boulevard and the side poles on the rights have are make the a va to the ramp congested and on the become more of a grand formal entry scaling down the walls it is steps not just one large wall and moving the flag poles for the raise your right hand of th

you can see the new plaza at sloat with a restroom building with solar panels. this building and the entire project site will be completely off the electrical grid, and all power will be provided by solar. in this slide, you can see that at the top, the existing view looking south from sloat boulevard towards the national park service restroom and west side pump station. and below that you can see a rendering of the projects new restroom, coastal trail, and slope plaza. in the plaza, you'll see the art enrichment component, which is a series of sculptures by a local artist. here's the existing and proposed condition for the area looking to the north, and you can see the beautiful curve of the roof line of the restroom building and as you proceed to the south from the plaza, the trail narrows slightly, but maintains a minimum width of 15ft to accommodate pedestrians and bicyclists. the service road, which runs to the east of the trail, is designed for higher speed bicycle travel with a sharrow to allow for bicycles traveling north in the same direction as the serv

harry the informs came to patch many of the potholes and have green paint on the plazas i was hoping e crosswalks were repaired in the 5 member crews painting projects also couldn't we find rainbow calories on castro street i was happen but look at the - today, i just feel depressed this great city will have lost whatever passion it once had to shine and stagger as that once did i wonder if i changed the name to harvey milk and in the san francisco websites perfect day in the castro i find this quote depending on where you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert rainbow flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> la

harry the informs came to patch many of the potholes and have green paint on the plazas i was hoping e crosswalks were repaired in the 5 member crews painting projects also couldn't we find rainbow calories on castro street i was happen but look at the - today, i just feel depressed this great city will have lost whatever passion it once had to shine and stagger as that once did i wonder if i changed the name to harvey milk and in the san francisco websites perfect day in the castro i find this quote depending on where you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert rainbow flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] (laughter). >> hi, i'm pilipinas chi ch

to demand that the potholes at jane warner plaza be patched up. we've waited too long for the sfmta to patch up the dangerous potholes at jane warner plaza and the only way this will be addressed is through my use of a bullhorn this sunday for harvey milk's birthday. i think harvey would be screaming about the dangerous conditions at jane warner plaza. the transportation authority wasted $100,000 on the fantasy plan on what to do with jane warner plaza. unfortunately, the man responsible for creating this plan, william buckley, held not a single meeting with the public. when he issued his plan, the public was not allowed to hear it directly. we have not been allowed to publicly question him or anyone related to this plan. we really need the potholes patched up at jane warner plaza because it endangers all pedestrians. finally, pride season is beginning. jane warner plaza is an embarrassment to all gays coming to the castro, getting off the f-car and the gateway to the castro at jane warner plaza is filthy. there are so many things that need to be c

harry the informs came to patch many of the potholes and have green paint on the plazas i was hoping e crosswalks were repaired in the 5 member crews painting projects also couldn't we find rainbow calories on castro street i was happen but look at the - today, i just feel depressed this great city will have lost whatever passion it once had to shine and stagger as that once did i wonder if i changed the name to harvey milk and in the san francisco websites perfect day in the castro i find this quote depending on where you're coming from take the f market to the castro this will let you off in the plaza across in the gilbert rainbow flag if we advertise shouldn't we make a halfway effort to greet them the castro depends on the city governments compensated bring life into the jane warner plaza to accommodate harvey milk plaza. >> thank you. >> any remote public comment? >> no public comment for this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. madam clerk, call our next item. >> >> 9. adjournment. >>> we are adjourned (gavel) [meeting adjourned] >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> la

>> thanks for the question. in that plaza you see the trees on the left side, so the bufano structure is around those trees. >> wonderful. that is really visible. okay. thank you so much for your hard work on that. do i have questions from any of the commissioners? >> yes, this is commissioner schnair. you were talking about the base is the same type of material that is being used on the wayfind that will be there. i'm just trying to understand exactly what that material is. can you go if to a little more detail about that? yeah. is that concrete that is just formed there, or is that wood? what is that? >> yeah, great question. it is concrete and then we use like forms to create a wooden texture. >> great. so, the middle picture here that shows like just a white concrete plent that the scupture sits on, it won't be that, it will be like the one to the right with the wayfinder, yes? >> yes, that's correct. >> okay, thanks for clarifying. >> where is the sunnydale sign in sort of like situated compared-am i looking at the botto

this is the plaza, eastern north beach. nd as we've talked about before, the 100% of the revenues that we get in from hud is sent over to both plaza east and north beach. in addition, i think for this year, we anticipate forwarding an extra 800,000, of which 184,000 was already dispersed to plaza eastern may. on the next slide is public housing. this is exactly the, it really is just the asset repositioning fee for the sunnydale potrero sites. and again, this money that we draw down will will be primarily used to pay off the pension withdrawal liability. just as a footnote, the pension withdrawal liability as of september 30th, 2023 was roughly about 14 million. right. next slide on the mod rehab, this is just the sro building, the senator hotel on five and 19 again. i have limited information and limited data on this program. and same with the mainstream program, which is the next slide. okay. and i believe our final slide is just a summary of, all the different programs that we have. i think six different programs that we

the voucher? or do they want to move in to plaza? so there are different, barriers that come with dealing with an old list and also with applicant that are processing for two programs. we cannot make the decisions for them so we want them to have the opportunity to go see the site, it's not always easy to lease up with the section 8 voucher. >> you know, let me ask the question is a different way. our goal is 30 to 60 days. >> yes. >> but because of the realities and lives of those that we are seeking to support with housing, the vouchers are actual units, what is the time it's really taking to go from the name being pulled in front of us and putting them into a unit? are we 30 days over that goal? are we 90 days? >> within fill, my time frame. because if we sent those five applicants, if we can get somebody housed very past because one of the other things to remember is that, housing authority does, its eligibility and john steward has to do their eligibility, they still str their compliance, their documents are not the same that the

to demand that the potholes at jane warner plaza be patched up. we've waited too long for the sfmta to patch up the dangerous potholes at jane warner plaza and the only way this will be addressed is through my use of a bullhorn this sunday for harvey milk's birthday. i think harvey would be screaming about the dangerous conditions at jane warner plaza. the transportation authority wasted $100,000 on the fantasy plan on what to do with jane warner plaza. unfortunately, the man responsible for creating this plan, william buckley, held not a single meeting with the public. when he issued his plan, the public was not allowed to hear it directly. we have not been allowed to publicly question him or anyone related to this plan. we really need the potholes patched up at jane warner plaza because it endangers all pedestrians. finally, pride season is beginning. jane warner plaza is an embarrassment to all gays coming to the castro, getting off the f-car and the gateway to the castro at jane warner plaza is filthy. there are so many things that need to be c

. >> she walked down the sidewalk here to the plaza. >> to talk to j ellis retraced the steps she tookt day. >> she would've felt completely safe. >> very safe. a lot of kids from the middle school would've been here. you can see how many cars are here. it would have been like this in 1989. >> two kids saw amy in the plaza standing by this black pole. >> she seemed to be waiting for somebody, and they both described that at some point, a male walked up to her and engaged her in conversation. they looked away, carried on their business. when they looked back, amy was gone. the two 10-year-olds who actually saw this helped provide a composite drawing of the individual that they saw. these are the composite sketches based on descriptions from two 10-year-olds who each had different memories of the man. they were widely circulated, and came to symbolize the face of amy's abductor. but police want you to know they may not be entirely accurate. >> these were done by recollections from a couple of 10-year-olds that were standing at opposite ends of the shopping area down here and down here wi

it's five at the bay bridge toll plaza. ooth flow of traffic there and the build across from the richmond side. of course, there's the build there because that's the time we see more trucks and cars over to the north bay. back to you. all right. thank you. mike a deadly turn for three americans south of the border up next, new details from investigators after the discovery of three surfers who simply wanted to surf the waves in baja california. plus, a new mission is about to get underway at cape canaveral after years of setbacks, the planned launch of astronauts into space happening in just a matter of hours. and fashionistas get ready because it is the first monday in may, and that means this year's highly anticipated met gala is getting started. we'll hear exclusive from the one and only anna wintour. and what about this year's theme? you'reatching today in the w norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to w

and then the dumbarton bridge from the toll plaza to menlo park. san francisco unified says it will do everything it can to put students first. the comments from a special meeting last night as the district faces tough decisions because of its budget crisis. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here and gloria, we understand parents are worried about what all this could mean for their kids. >> they are stephanie. in order to save some money, some of the actions being considered include things like laying off staff and also school closures. and that's concerning. some parents, like bridget dyer, who has two kids in the district, including a son with autism. a new report from the california department of education highlights the financial strain and says sfusd may run out of cash by the next school year. the board of the san francisco unified school district gathered last night for a special meeting to discuss the district's budget problems. dyer tells us she worries her son's class size could increase as a result of some of the proposals taki

says with finals and summer break looming, there's no timeline for how long the camp will stay at the plaza, and that they're taking things day by day. they say they're going to continue to demand that uc berkeley divest from israel, but uc put out a statement that the university system as a whole will not do that. >> so a university spokesperson told us they're urging everyone to avoid pointless provocation and physical conflicts. they gave us a statement saying they were stepping up security on campus and they've started an escort service. they're calling that way finder. it's available to anyone that feels unsafe walking through that part of campus, they said. >>> still ahead, one south bay police department is about to do something that was banned in their city for more than 30 years. and this man wanted nothing but to eat mexican food, but his religion stopped him from enjoying it. the south bay is famous for this cuisine, so he decided to take a gamble himself. >> i looked at my crew and was like all right, i don't know how i'm going to pay you, but we're going to get out here and do

we've created a more tranquil relationship with the plaza. chitect ben dobbin, of foster and partners, is helping reimagine its future through a sweeping rehab aimed at modernizing the iconic building. the first move was take as much as possible, which had already been incrementally put into place over time, and strip all of all of that away, down to the bones. the bones of original architect william pereira's design were all intact, providing the inspiration. we spent months to match the same concrete look, feel and texture and materials as was used in the original facade. work crews restored the public lobby, adding big picture windows and places to gather. we create a seamless experience between the inside and the outside, and 26 floors up will become fitted out and is in the process of becoming an amazing state of the art gym space for the building's tenants. just imagine running on a treadmill to this view. you have views all the way across north beach, the marina, the cruise terminal, and one floor up from there. and what was long ago. a

the ordinance specific exempts changes to the plaza, but not the flagpole or the plinth. the design phase for the rebuild of the plaza has not yet identified a need to remove the flag, but if it does come to the point where they determine that it would, then they would be coming to the arts commission. in this body for a certificate of appropriateness, and then lastly, some in the community wish to see other flags flown from the flagpole, so that was a consideration that came also from the castro cultural district that they wanted this body to take that into consideration, the proposed ordinance does make room for a certificate of appropriateness to be granted for such other flags. when the work was actually installed during the mayor brown's administration, it was installed from the time that mayor brown gave the green light to the project, to the time of the dedication was six weeks. an incredibly fast turnaround during that time, they didn't do a lot of paperwork, so there is no maintenance plan. it has been done first by the artist, then by his friends and benefactors

but a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. e backup forming yet, but they may turn on the metering lights a couple minutes early and maybe a little slower. we'll see how this develops. westbound across the bay bridge back to you. thank you. mike, it is 532 right now and developing this morning. investigators are trying to piece together what went wrong inside a san jose home leading to an hours long police standoff. when it ended, officers made a disturbing discovery finding a dead body inside. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab, she is live for us this morning at the scene. ginger, what have we been able to learn this morning? well, good morning, marcus and laura. so far, san jose police only providing a few details about what happened here last night. but this was an hours long standoff here on the 300 block of north 20th street between washington and julian. you can see there are still crime scene investigators on scene here, with their unit parked in front of the home. now, police say they originally responded to a po

coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza here at the bay bridge toll plaza, another triples a light commute. i don't think it's going to stay this way much longer, but right now you have a clear pass. 501. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal berkeley, superintendent of schools, will be part of a congressional hearing today on anti-semitism. the district has been accused of poorly handling cases of bullying and harassment of jewish students since the hamas attack on israel. ktvu james torres is in berkeley this morning previewing what we can expect to see from the us capitol this morning. james >> yeah, pam, it's a hearing that's led by the u.s. house committee on education and the workforce. that group of lawmakers held some similar hearings on anti-semitism with leaders of major public school universities. but this will be the first time that they'll be asking questions and holding a hearing when it comes to anti-semitism within public k through 12 schools. now, these types of hearings have happened often ever since we first learned about the hama

calls for intifada or the shaking off of israeli control were heard ringing through the. plaza. history of intifada brings back challenging memories for some jewish and israeli people. >> i've never felt more ostracized or isolated ever in my life, nor have i ever felt such an overwhelm feeling of anxiety and distress. simply just existing. just simply being in my existence as a jewish american. >> uc berkeley is one of six schools currently under congressional investigation for claims of anti-semitism on campus. since the october 7th attacks in israel. though some students are struggling with the new reality on campus, one faculty member tells us he has full faith in his students. >> this is the best public school in the world. why wouldn't we trust these students to understand how to negotiate with their administration? what are just unnecessary demands? do we trust our youth or not? and i think that i do. >> we are here to tell them that as long as back out here live at uc berkeley in sproul plaza, where you can see that in moment is still going strong, those demonstrators her

and then it goes down to the lower plaza concourse level and another stop down to the platform level. so the exposed portion is about 40-feet tall and another 15 feet that you don't see down below. the, the elevator itself is, the cap itself has glass on three sides. and the elevator tower has glass on four sides. and the reason is, we had a lot of expressions from the public as well as from mta, the requests had always been can we make the elevators safer? part of that is when elevators door closed, you don't know what is going on inside. in this case, the elevator is transparent, so everybody will be able to actually city inside. and in terms of the treatment to the glass, we have a self cleaning nano coating on the service of the elevator tower. and we have additional anti gra ffiti on the coating. that's it any questions? >> thank you very very much. very informative update on this project which we saw when you first brought it to us. just a couple of things, i was happy to swear that the harvey milk, this will be an existing decision. if you've seen them already, being disfigured

and we will throw them a big old party on the plaza and you don't want to miss it. y declare their choices, a decision that will impact their lives. so much planning led to this day and we're there to celebrate them. we're joined by a group of outstanding seniors that will celebrate right now in front of their families, friends and all of us. we will start with a senior on new york's long island. did i say that right, jenny? tell me about the highlights of your college career. >> oh, my gosh. between the sports, clubs, classes, i have been able to join my broadcasting class, eagle watch, and i absolutely thrived in that class. it really gave me a look into the future. >> is that your goal? you want to be a broadcast journalist? >> that's my dream. >> so you may be coming back to "the today show" for all we know. >> maybe. >> i heard that you got into 12 schools; is that right? that's incredible. >> thank you. >> how did you decide? >> well, after visiting a ton of schools, obviously, when we visited the school that i chose because i'm not going to give it away right

so you will be stop and go there at the toll plaza. san mateo bridge, 13 minute commute over that on to the peninsula. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge seven-minute commute there. everything is running smoothly and taking a look at the golden gate bridge. it's a 19 minute commute into the city. so no major delays this monday morning, tara and james, we'll send it back to you. thank you. michael won a big story following months of controversy. waymo announces it's going to start expanding in the pennines. yeah. the company will soon be testing its driverless cars in 7 bay area cities. >> kron four's will tran joins us live from burlingame with a look at where those cars will be rolling next to a well. >> burlingame is one of those cities, james. the other cities include como brisbane, millbrae south san francisco daly city. they are moving down the peninsula don't expect to hop into a waymo anytime soon because yes, it's going to happen here in burlingame. but you have to be an employee for waymo at least when it starts

lifting up the voices of palestinian workers. >> citizens can bring together and build together. >> at the plaza, people gathered to hear speakers from dozens of nonprofit groups. the freedom flotilla, who recently went to deliver humanitarian aid to gaza, as well as other community members. >> i'm awfully grateful that it is finally waking the u.s. up. >> it's reconstruction, whatever it takes, so that gazans, palestinians in general can go back to their whatever peaceful lives they had before. >> different groups unifying behind a common cause to change u.s. funding, rising investment in military services at the same time that people are seeing a divestment from basic social services. >> so, yes, we're seeing an intersection of our different movements coming together. >> and back here live at. frank ogawa plaza, this rally drew a lot of families. it was very peaceful. we did see police at one point behind the marchers, as they were blocking broadway, but they got here to frank ogawa plaza. and then after that, not a sign of any law enforcement. it was a very quiet but emotional day here and ve

pro-palestinian protesters take over the plaza in front of the san francisco ferry building in march up the streets here in the city. the rally calling for a cease-fire in gaza and for the president to stop funding weapons for israel. now to the latest in the middle east, a member of israel's war cabinet threatening to leave, but against gave prime minister benjamin netanyahu and ultimatum netanyahu has until june the 8th reach an agreement on a plan that would return the hostages and address the future governance of gaza or this comes as family members of israeli hostages protest weekly in the streets of tel aviv calling for their loved ones to be released. >> the forces of chaos and evil are watching and we will not give up. we will not back down. we will not fail. hamas must let all the hostages go home. now. >> khan says that up until now, an extreme minority within the government took over the decision-making and he's taking israel into a well. that's a quote. and this is now deepening the divide within israel's government. more than 7 months in which war with hamas. dan says an

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words in the plaza outside the alameda county administration building supporters of current outside the county of current administrative building. pamela price attempting to drown out a rally by those wanting to remove her from office. >> this is our press conference. this is for the victims. the victims are here. that shows you right here. and so are we. we are the people this way. >> pamela price called on the board of supervisors to block the recall election that could possibly take her out of office. >> current d.a. price questioned the legality of the recall campaign from signature gatherings and even how the county registrar managed the process. >> the registrar is trying to conduct an illegal election. i couldn't know what his motivation is. and she was the first black woman to hold office. >> this is not about public safety. it doesn't appear to have a basis other than a racism. >> and my name is first on the recall e petition. line number one, my name. >> gresham is one of the founders of safe. the group that organized the recall effort. today they were calling for the board of

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it's a breeze here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on light traffic here and around the bay for the morning. it will build throughout the day though. you really have a knack for that. mike the today show is moments away, but remember, we continue today in the bay on roku and other platforms. live at 8 a.m. we'll have more on the north bay city banning e-cigarettes and flavored tobacco products. all right. make sure >>> good friday morning. it is getaway day. >> memorial day weekend is upon us, and the rush is on. it's may 24th. this is "today." holiday road. tens of millions of americans are hopping in their cars and catching flights. >> it's pretty busy. >> celebrating the unofficial start of summer. but mother nature is threatening to throw the wrench in travel plans. we're tracking all of it. >>> bubbling over. a new round of protests erupting on college campuses. police again clashing with pro-palestinian protesters at ucla, while college presidents face a grilling on capitol hill. >> you should be doubly sh

. >> reporter: it was a war of words in the plaza outside of the administration building. supporters of district attorney pamela price, attempting to drowned out a rally boy those wanting to remove her from office >> you guy his your chance. this is our press conference. this is for the victims. the victims are here. please stand for the victims. [ crowd chanting ] . >> that shows you right there. and so are we. we are the people as well. >> reporter: current district attorney pamela price called on the board of supervisors to block a recall election that could possibly take her out was office. >> we are calling upon the board to reject this illegal effort, thisil funded effort, this misguided effort. >> reporter: current da price questioned the recall campaign from fundraising to signature gathering and even how the county registrar managed the process. >> the registrar is trying to conduct an illegal election. i don't know what his motivation is. >> reporter: as far as the motive for the recall, she says it is because she is the first black woman to hold the office >> th

organized so that people would march through downtown oakland and then eventually end up here at the plaza. the other group that was at the west oakland bart station was the arab resource and organizing center sunday. responsible for a lot of the protests that happened in a san francisco. also, the protests that we've seen in the freeways and on the bridges. so a lot of these people, yes, there from here in the bay area and the organizing with people here in the bay area again, we should expect more protests are going to happen here and whether it's in oakland, san francisco, san jose or even in the north bay campuses like sonoma state university as this war just continues to go on. >> and so east where you are, it looks peaceful. all right. dan thorn reporting live for us from frank ogawa plaza in oakland. >> meantime, a southern california right now, a massive protest is taking place on the campus of ucla. this comes after violence broke out overnight between different groups of protesters. you can see here there are at least hundreds of people gathered on the campus last night for about

now this is not the plaza of beating or invitation of this court order, but i do take some heart from this attempt to spin the order because it does suggest that israel understands that this order has weight. compliance doesn't really depend on anything happening in israel right now. it's really only depends primarily or only on how best of allies of israel react to it, particularly the united states. i only see a chance that the sort of order will make a difference for how is real conducts the work if the biden administration gets behind it and conditions any further support on compliance. that is a you need to deal with professor at the university of oxford and an expert on war and morality. we thank you for your time and perspective. thank you. here's a brief look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the united states is sending an additional $275000000.00 in military aid to ukraine, as keeps struggles to repel russia's assault under hockey regions. the fresh package includes ammunition, missiles, tactical vehicles, anti tank lines, and artillery bounce. russi

as you look down, michael, giving you a look, that's part of the plaza. that big screen we see down there is where the the counter-protest ushers have set up showing a lot of the video from the october 7th attack. and on the other side is really unfortunately ground zero for this attack that we've been seeing play out here the last hour or so getting chaotic. and there are people have been coming out here. they're they're wearing their masks, but they're screaming. they're saying it's crazy and they're they're pepper spraying. so it's a wild scene here. and as we keep hearing over and over, a lot of folks have been walking, running, buying, saying, where is security? where are the police? and this point, all from our vantage point, all we are seeing are the first responders and medical first responders coming here to try to help out. and since you were just reporting from u.s., not on the protests, but we're just across the street right on the u.s. side, can you compare and contrast the scenes of the u.s. campus and what it looks like from the outside and

all making the 36 story descent down to the plaza behind the apple store. the couple by the way, well, they are saying "i do" this friday. >>> a family affair in one northern california fire department. we are talking about yuba city. an hour's drive north of sacramento where a father and son are fighting flames together. >> i finally asked him. he admitted he was going through the process. but he said, dad, i don't want your help, i don't want you to tell anybody i want to do it on my own. >> fire captain kennedy has been on the job for two years and for the last three months he has been working with his son, chase, who surprised his dad about the application process. >> it is surreal. i have seen him work before. he knows i have been in the fire service before but now to be together and working in the same department it is really, really cool. >> reporter: chase has an older brother who works for sacramento city fire and chase says he knew he wanted to be a firefighter from as early on as he can remember. his dad serving as an inspiration. >> at a young a

and as i'm here with students have been camping in the plaza for the last couple of weeks making demands of their university. we are here because of the universe of california has over 500 million dollars invested in blackrock, which invest in companies such as lockheed martin, which produced weapons that are being used on civilians in gaza during the rally, the encampment expanded with more tents going up. >> during finals week, expansion of the can is escalation in response to what's happening in finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately campus. police have been patrolling. but it seems as long as the encampment in the protests remained peaceful, they can continue to camp here much different from what we've seen at other universities. i'm sara stinson reporting in berkeley. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. and stay with kron. 4 on air and online for the latest info on the conflict there from campus. protests to the war itself to the latest on ceasefire talks in head

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today civic leaders came to the plaza in the castro district to celebrate what he stood for. as they said that the city is closing in on securing a building for an lgbtq museum that would feature milk and many others. >> so be actual friends of harvey milk who continued to make sure his legacy is not forgotten, but used as a beacon of hope for future generations to come. >> sfo's harvey milk terminal is scheduled to open in june. the $2.4 billion project includes two new gates, ticket counters, new security checkpoints. the project will link all of san francisco's terminals at the airport after you go through a security. now milk also made history by being the first openly gay person to have a navy ship named after him. the usns harvey milk made a stop in san francisco back in march. a surpriseship that will deliver food, fuel, other materials to other navy ships at sea. milk served in the navy during the korean war. >>> well, blue origin has touched down after their space light. coming up, why one of the astronauts on board had to wait six decades to blast off. >>> after a t

. >>> supporters and opponents gathered in the plaza. oth sides rallying and protesting on both sides with different demands. >> you had your chance. this is for the victims. >> the people are here. >> that shows the right there. >> we are the people. >> so are we. >> reporter: it was a war of words. supporters of pamela price attempting to drown out a reality by those wanting to remove her. the current d.a. called on the board of supervisors to block a recall election that could possibly take her out of office thing everything from fundraising to signature gathering and even the recall process with illegal. >> they are calling on the board to reject this illegal effort and misguided effort. it is not about public safety. it doesn't appear to have a basis other than racism. >> i am african-american. my name was first on the recall petition. line number 1, my name. >> reporter: the election would cost $15-$20 million. another option is to combine the election with the november general election. >>> the office requested a formal investigati

here's a live look again from the bay bridge toll plaza. t sun slowly getting up here right now oakland airport. we're at 48 degrees, so most of us are beginning the day in the 40s. we have that typical chill first thing, but we'll warm up nicely this afternoon. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. i mean, it couldn't get any calmer around here. we have a light breeze right now. high pressure is in control. we'll have a lot of sunshine today and less wind along the coast. here's the forecast as we break it down. region by region. no matter where you are, you will have sunny skies from start to finish near 60 degrees along the coast. but you notice those winds nowhere near those 30 40 mile per hour gusts we experienced yesterday around the bay shoreline, sunshine and warm. getting into the low 70s and then inland will go into the upper 70s near 80 degrees for daytime highs. looking at your weather wellness today, air quality for the most part is good. we'll have some pockets of moderate air quality because high pressure tends to tr

and a reminder of our boundaries expanded to the east side of golf and a light blue section in the plazas the federal building didn't pay into our integrity. >> wanted to take the opportunity to commend and thank the amazing individuals were out doing the challenging work and keeping our district streets clean and safe so not all the folks are city with the organization but most are our services are many. so we have the clean item, ambassador program, we were providing overnight security for the playground and the garage reader the civic center and partner with both the urban community and the downtown streets team in the district. these are three of many, many things we collect and getting better and better at that is a detail of everything we have and your software is pretty amazing. our team in 2022 continued to evaluate with challenges throughout the district and parklet created more work for the team and high number of break ins we're first on the scene if if happened overnight or in the morning help to clean up. to too hot spots that are today by tenderloin schools and 12th street.