we'll get back to them a little later. meanwhile at city hall the department of elections sets up a one night only uploading center. staff and city employees ready to handle delivery and processing. >> on election night we set up the loading center here at city hall so we can process the votes as quickly and accurately as possible. first the election bag is placed on the reader to record it. next the cartridges and transfer papers are checked by our staff. then the cartridges with the votes for each precinct are fed into readers which are fed in the dominion software. these are results directly to the department computer for tabulating. >> back at the polling place you might have cast your vote using the edge screen which is a screen touch system sch which allows others with disabilities to fill out an official blot. it's attached to the edge machine. >> i also need the edge printer. at the end of election day, a deputy sheriff takes custody of the sealed container from edge machine. >> you only have one edge printer, right? >> yes. >> these dep

to the press conference. as you know we are celebrating our city hall and celebrating a civic celebration for people to come and celebrate this beautiful majestic building. celebrating 100 years of city hall gives us a perfect opportunity to honor this building's past history, the architecture, the seismic retrofit and into the future whether it's innovation, technology and also becoming economically sustainable but also environmentally sustainable. we have done great improvements to this building. what we have done in this city hall so replace the 220 lights with led lights. not only will this make city hall energy efficient but will also reduce our operating cost? city hall's centennial celebration will be june 19th, which will give us the opportunity to celebrate the people's palace. this is what beautiful city hall will be when visitors to san francisco will come that day. the events will begin at 6:00 p.m., delicious food from food trucks and activities and it will end with a beautiful light led show with a multimedia projecting lighting system which will take you through a visual journey through the past

to be really extraordinary, that is a total $4 million effort. wonderfully the city has budgeted $1.8 million towards the capital improvement to this city hall leaving a $2.2 million gap. how did we raise $2.2 million when there are so many other incredible and needy causes around the city? well, first of all i'm here to tell you good news that we have raised as of this morning in the bank $980,000 towards that $2.2 million goal and in addition $400,000 pledged in hard commitment almost towards the $2.2 million goal that we set out to accomplish this year. that's a conservative number and that a couple of the individuals who have pledged money thus far have indicated that they are likely going to give more than what i'm budgeting more. that maybe significantly higher, but we are not counting that before it's received, of course. so we are about a little bit more than a third way through of the centennial year and two-thirds away from our fundraising and we are grateful where we are and we wouldn't be where we are without the incredible generosity of our donors and corporate and really the foundation of visited dollars. in fact two-thirds of the mone

i want to begin by thanking the members of the public who have come out to city hall today on all sides of the issue. people in the chamber, the people in the overflow room, i know there are a number of people standing in line and it was difficult to get into city hall today. as a representative of district 9 which includes the mission i want to thank the residence of that neighborhood who came oit in full force over the last few days. it has been one of the most moving experiences i had asy lected afilshz. i have represented the mission district own the board of supervisors for all most 7 year jz i have never seen this neighborhood in such a crisis. middle and working class people, the very people who have made the mission what it is today are having a hard time staying in this community. they can no longer afford to live here. the average rent of a 2 bedroom apartment in the mission is 94500 dollars mptd an average price of a home is more than a million in the naird. housing is no long urfordable to the people who made the community the unique and wonderful place it is. people are ter

on our way to city hall. he tweeted this morning, he said i believe the next muni sign and got on k by accident. have to watch back and catch b.a.r.t. not smooth for him. she wrote waiting waiting for the three stops to city hall. i guess i am late. [ indiscernible ] >> he tweeted muni got me to work in 10 minutes. thanks. his trip went better. next 22 days we will be seeing lots of tweets. they are hoping everyone gets on this so we can gate experience of what everyone goes through. >> 22 day challenge. what happens on day 23? >> reporter: that is the question. some of the supervisors say we will make a bigger effort on day 23, 24 to just be out there to hear what people are -- people's concerns are. we will have to wait and see. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news now about a police chase and crash in san francisco. it happened within the last 30 minutes during rush hour. a car police were chasing crashed injuring the driver. we are not sure if there are other injuries. muni service along mission is effe

movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gaven newsome dared to mary loving same sex loving cup lt here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took the civil right issue of our generation to had highest court of our country and now our city leads the way in lgbt movement because we are commit today equality for all, equality without exception. there is always always room for equality, so we are wurns again changing the world. these are san francisco values and now they are values touted around the world. from the gold rush days to the building of the railroad, through wars and liberation movements, the aids crisis, the.com boom and now our housing crisis, the story of san francisco is one of rapid growth. spurts of growth. it is a story of new industries and movements that brought mew waves of people all seeking a better life and opportunities that san francisco more than most places has always represented. with our strong economic foundation we vaspecial opportunity to change the city for the better and see san francisco is affordable for families and insure every san francisco shares in our cities r

of the remarkable presence of the community in city hall that anyone has seen in quite some time and awe you may know on june 2nd another thousand people to city hall asking for more to your memory on luxury priced development in the mission district i want to make it clear the mission district is more united about the mandatory priced development is happening in the neighborhood than any issue since they figure out redevelopment in the early 60s and disposing i want to give you a sheet that talks about the coalition i want you to know that the mission district understand the impact that market rate impact is having on the neighborhood they know that two tone story 24 hours of market rate housing next to marshall school drives the displacement of the families that marshall school is serving the mission has lost 8 thousand latinos in the last 10 years you can be hedge fund percent certain that the marshall mission will drive us further thank you. >> thank you very much reverend brown. >> oh, yes superintendent hats remarks before the next speaker. >> yes. thank you dr. murase i know it's not customary but give-up the timing of this issue i

great difference of our state and nation i'm grateful to be back i'm grateful to be invited back to city hall mayor ed lee thank you i'm grateful to kate kendall to joyce 92 stat and my chief of staff never going to leave in the city steve to mayor ed lee to the extraordinary assembly linkage of elected office official is from harvey milk to the attraction of tom mormon and sxhaent and many, many others i've forgotten but no maples negligent we stand open our shoulder and grateful for your leadership and grateful for the extraordinary work to get us to this moment and let me close with that you know for me, i have 3 kids and it was an interesting thing you know you you'll new to this here's what happened with i think about you're telling us kids i have a 5 and 4 and one-year-old the phone rang this morning and like 703 and the first picture came up is my 5-year-old daughter and all i thought about was her and how proud i am that she's going to grow up in a country that recognizes what you've always known that recognizes the jowls of every single one of us and recognized this fundamental ideal

. >> we want to wait for especially they're still hugging each other inside our great city hall. >> comeon all out everyone before we begin i want to thank tom taylor and others for in rainbow flag thank you tom and gilbert (clapping) and a shout out to the walter and evelyn in this equality support ladies and gentlemen it is june 26th something must be happening human resources. >> yeah. >> well, did you hear did you feel the earth shake this morning. >> yeah. >> well, i wanted to tell you i don't think it was an earthquake but i do believe that was the scales of justice tipping and it was the acre arc of our his being bent that's what we felt this morning (clapping.) you know san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the diversity nation and perhaps the world with the tolerance for all people we're a city that celebrates diversity everyday and everyone who lives here. (clapping.) >> yes. >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us we're once again changing the world and how people think about committed loving relationsh

now to davi at city hall in san jose. tell us about the celebration that's going on there now as well as some of the opposition that you found today. >> reporter: right now an informal gathering. we're going to hear speeches at 6:30 from the mayor, the president of the board of survisors and many others. even after the celebration is over there are going to b opponents in the community who are upset with the supreme court's ruling. supervisor ken yeager who is gay hopes this puts to rest the social split on the issue of same-sex marriage especially among conservative religious leaders. >> there are church membersho are lgbt. it's harder to come up with a rationale to discriminate ainst gays and lesbians. there isn't any need. >> yeager joined in a super viszer's office to demonstrate support. to pastor dick of san jose's christiacenter t the high court ruling does not change scripture and the words of the apostle paul. >> thislifestyle is he used the word abomination against heaven i'm going to agree with paul doesn't mean

the lgbt movement we're a city it is committed to equality for everyone we've come a long way a lot to celebrate equality without exception (clapping.) well, this is our city hall it is you're telling us hours this is the people's place will loving couples have come to wed today's remarkable moment of history wouldn't have come not for the first marriage the wonderful gil and his spouse and the thousands of other loving couples we've had to share the opportunity to manufacture and it be performed since 2004 and again in 2008 yes. i want to say to you to my projections gavin newsom. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> i want to say thank you to willie brown when he was working at the state (clapping.) thank you to you art when he was mayor and the his with work and leader pelosi and dennis herrera all his wife work and senator leno thank you and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos thank you for your kinds of leadership our supervisor president breed thank you for your work there and i'm so glad that we can have this moment and i want to introduce someone that has been working tirelessly who's heart is with people that needed her help and her agencies help been there and

city hall. >> per day? >> per day monday through friday. >> oh my goodness. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised. in 1921 a vocal instructor ray youngman claimed he was forced to marry a former student at gunpoint. according to the "san francisco chronicle". >> the father pointed a revolver at him, told him he ruined his daughter and demanded he marry her. youngman says he was too stunned by fear to say he was already married and followed the lead in a chance. the judge noted nothing unusual in the ceremony although youngman appeared pale. >> weddings fill open spaces bu

now to david at city hall in san jose. tell us about the celebration that's going on there now as well as some of the opposition that you found today. >> reporter: right now an informal gathering. we're going to hear speeches at 6:30 from the mayor, the president of the board of supervisors and many others. even after the celebration is over there are going to be opponents in the community who are upset with the supreme court's ruling. supervisor ken yeager who is gay hopes this puts to rest the societal split on the issue of same-sex marriage especially among conservative religious leaders. >> there are church members who are lgbt. it's harder to come up with a rationale to discriminate against gays and lesbians. there isn't any need. >> yeager joined in a super viszer's office to demonstrate support. to pastor dick of san jose's christian center t the high court ruling does not change scripture and the words of the apostle paul. >> this lifestyle is he used the word abomination against heaven i'm going to agree with paul

this heads to city hall tomorrow for the first in what could be a series of contentious meetings over just exactly what's going to go up here and importantly how it's going to impact the rest of the neighborhood. in san francisco, phil matier, kpix. >>> still ahead not what you want to see at your local swimming hall. more than a dozen great white sharks spotted in northern california waters. one guy got the perfect view. >> stranded and alone. a woman gives birth in a northern california forest. how she and her baby survived for days before they were finally rescued. >> keeping things flowing for 100 years. how the drought is taking a toll on >>> an amazing sight spotted off the santa cruz coast over the weekend. great white sharks swimming not very far from a popular swimming area. the sharks were spotted near sea cliff state beach. consecutive dev got -- devin fehely got a bird's eye view. >> sharks believed to be great whites. specialized helicopters of watsonville was kind enough to give us a tour of the coast this afternoon. from the air we could clearly see several sharks perha

what we are about to in the next month, the hundredth year anniversary of our city hall. be at the library, at city hall. i would welcome to you this room because jay would be the first to welcome you to say you are the live version of our terra-cotta soldiers this year. i wanted to use this room because of it's beauty as a way to say to indicate my deep level of appreciation for the sponsors, for the employers for the foundations, the community based organizations, our own city agencies and departments are all coming together and collaborating with me about a goal that is very near and dear to me and that is employing our youth. this is so important and you know already how much that i spend with the unified school district on in fact we are going to spend a lot on the school district. we are having that announcements made to the tune of $255 million to our school district. you get a precursor of our support to our schools. i have made it a passion for our youth. it's a story that i wanted to share with you. annually you hear from me often and i know employers that have

crisis. >> we are the people and we love you and we want to stay in our homes. >> get it together. >> thank you. >> reporter: emotions erupt at city hall in san francisco. >> i live in the mission district all my life, i got priced out, couldn't afford to rent. >> reporter: he's one of hundreds of people who showed up to urge the board of supervisors to give a building mortorrium in luxury housing. >> i love this city, i work for this city but can't afford to live here. how is that fair to me? >> reporter: they hope it will give city leaders time to plan more affordable housing options. >> like i said this mortorrium will specifically prevent any student housing to be made. >> reporter: a view supporters didn't want to hear. >> the speaker's time is pause until he has an opportunity to speak without interruption. >> they should let them build their own. >> reporter: it's a devicive proposal to a housing crisis that has tensions building. >> housing is for the people of the city who's been here not the ones being evicted. >> reporter: it's been an emotional many hours here tonight. and this temporary mortorrium needs 9 of 11 to pass. we

we still need the mayor and we still need gavin to head on down here so we are waiting for you. that is it from city halli am tara moriarty. back to you. >> tara, the press conference starting at 9:00 this morning. the mayor will be joined with the city attorney dennis herrera. we will take a quick break on this history day. female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! right now at sleep train save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ 4÷'- . >>> welcome back, everybody. it is 7:49. we are continuing to follow breaking news. the justices ruled minutes ago that same-sex marriage must be legal in all 50 states. again, these are live pictures from san francisco city hall. the news obviously greated with celebrations this morning. many here in the bay a

city hall. >> reporter: there was a small gathering outside city hall early this morning. the group did not know which way the justices were going to go. when they found out there was a huge outpouring of jubilation, relief and unity. the decision brought cheers hugs and tears just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered here to hear the decision. >> i feel like i'm part of the american dream now actually. the opportunity to live the american dream like everybody else. >> it did take a long time but it says a lot about our country that we could get to the right place. >> amazing. it's incredible. we have waited all of these years. >> reporter: among those here state senator mark leno who came out more than four decades ago. >> after 46 years my federal government now recognizing that my heart beats and loves no differently than yours or anybody else's. >> reporter: brought her 3-month-old daughter. >> this is a huge celebration for our family. it's just so exciting that she is going to grow up in a more tolerant place. >> reporter: a rainbow adorned the entrance to city hall. mayor ed lee and city officials

policing projections they talked about because a sheriff and deputy officer align to q-two align to city hall and taxpayer of us being able to perform a job or us to use a master or macro approach to pick up detainees arrested instead of the police officers having to do it from the purge of ten different stations it tried before it didn't succeed because there is a lack of funding what i did for the upcoming budget approach for the last two years telegraphing the mayor i think is an an important investment while we're seeing with our jail population and resit vichlsim ke do more for the police department goals you

policing projections they talked about because a sheriff and deputy officer align to q-two align to city hall and taxpayer of us being able to perform a job or us to use a master or macro approach to pick up detainees arrested instead of the police officers having to do it from the purge of ten different stations it tried before it didn't succeed because there is a lack of funding what i did for the upcoming budget approach for the last two years telegraphing the mayor i think is an an important investment while we're seeing with our jail population and resit vichlsim ke do more for the police department goals you talked about citywide events the districts feel that stretch because officers are then rerouted to citywide events include us in that discussion i think the term is multidisciplinarian staff plan how we can be assistance in this discussion without stepping on the rules of the sospd i believe the chair supervisor weiner is sitting the pers study you referenced when i was on the committee the same outcomes still exist today that study is we should be doing everything we can from the p

as our sky fox takes a broader view over san francisco city hall it seems as though it's going to be almost a back to work day for many in the city but there are events planned there at san francisco city hall this evening at 6:00 also at san jose city hall tonight. a lot of people sort of buzzing and now for those people who are celebrating, it's going to be tough to get back to the business of a regular workday or schoolday because certainly, this decision changes everything. >> yeah. we also heard from mayor lee and kate kendall. mayor lee said did you feel the earth shaking this morning? talking about the supreme court decision. kate said that she hopes that this decision goes beyond same- sex marriage but instead moves toward, you know, dealing with other issues in terms of race, housing equality. she mentioned that, as well. want to go back to -- we are going back out to -- >> look. in the middle of the picture, the man we have been expecting to hear from. >> our former mayor, now lieutenant governor, the fabulous one of the men that i most admire on the planet, gavin newsom. >>

tjmaxx.com gllg hey, everyone, just about 5:13, thursday morning live look right down broad street to city hall and center city philadelphia. >> you can see the car lights lining up already enthough it's early -- even though it's early. >> reporter: got to get you tell own got to get to work, right. we're looking at suburb traffic we have light volume, 202 baltimore pike from conqueredville or -- conqueredville or kennett square. i-95 construction is blocking the right lane, that will be your morning commute until 8:00 a.m. in doylestown they have emergency construction 202 northbound at 611 blocking the two right lanes crews will be out there until june 24. you'll be dealing with that a little while. look for that to cause a problem this morning. going to the commuter traffic report we're saying good morning togoyle16. thanks for informing us and being part of our team. 71 degrees in philadelphia. 66 in millville. doesn't feel too bad right now. temperatures today will be ten degrees warmer than yesterday. tieing a record high of 95. hot and humid spotty thunderstorm late in the day erin. >> t

let them understand what their funders are and give back to the city a lot of that is eye opening, they don't ever come over to city hall or understand them on that. again, we're grateful to be sected. we hope you see our work in our public events i hope you see bins out there for you. thank you [applause]. >> good evening, i'm bab bra merabif, for the sf food bank, thank you for considering us for this grant, one in four are in need of food in san francisco, the millions of pounds of food that will help with this grant, will not only stay out of landfill, but go those in need this grant will help fund a truck and a driver who collects the food in a food safe way, it's brought back to the food bank, and distributed to those in need. so thank you. [applause] >> welcome >> thank you. i'm going to be honest with you, i did not know exactly what we were supposed to be doing, i came down here from listening, when i fefr came in i noticed people were doing slide shows, i caulked to a young lady i'm about to get married to in october back there. put together a slide show hurry up. so we put together us and the kids, and the ga

the funding crisis in philadelphia schools is front and center in city hall and powell elementary school and principals gave a message to city hall, principals also testified against a city council bill to spend $60,000 on a new prison when the district faces an $80 million deficit. >>> there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30 a devastating scene in ghana where dozens of people were seeking shelter from flooding were killed in an explosion. >>> and a hiker was plucked off an arizona trail after going days without food and water. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision gui

thank you, everyone welcome the to city hall today, we have m v t and mvp in the house you know i don't think there is any question our board of supervisors here the school board your mayor's office, our entire administration in government knows those days how important education is to our city and certainly the companies who are trying to look for talent around the world know if if he focused on the low and behold talent there will be greater companies it is for our teachers and principles we're lucky because we do have a stronger relationship and one that i personally work with good reason i'm a product of public schools that's what got me into one of the most expensive colleges hardly anyone can afford i came back with the law school berkley i've said my public teachers are the ones that taught me the evaluations that i hold and i'm pretty lucky, in fact, it was my history teacher way back when in public school that had a big influence that said there was a lot of things you have to be yours and be studyus is one thing but having a kind of vision of the real world is what i think tea

willy brown, yes he had the dream, the civic pride but came to the the congress to the money to get city hall done so we all take pride in this. thank you for your leadership willy. i want to acknowledge how proud we are of our ambassador to the united nations. the secretary general honors us with his presence but he honors us doublely by having mrs. ban being here with him. thank you so much mrs. ban. to all your honored ambarsders representives and general, thank you for being here today we are gathered in commemoration and celebration of one of the great moments of history. a great moment of histfry the world, a grite moment fl history of our country, a great moment for our city. 70 years ago as yous heard the delegates of 50 nations gathered in san francisco opera house to open a new era for humanity. here in san francisco the hope of president wilson and vision of president roges velt and congratulations of president truman were fulfilled and when president rose velt was here said if you want to do something right, do it in san francisco. here in san francisco diplomats of countries foun

to parade floats. you can feel it at san francisco city hall where in addition to celebrating 70 years of united nations couples came all the way from texas to marry. until today it would never have happened in their home state. >> you get married anyway? >> i think we probably will to prove the point that it is equal now. we can do it. >> reporter: legal across the land addition by a subtraction of words. from san francisco wayne freedman abc 7 news. >>> and the annual pride parade kicks off saturday morning and ends at eighth street. this year's theme equality without exception. >>> california attorney general and u.s. senate candidate says the supreme court's decision reaffirms the sacred principle that all people are created equal and continues it is time to end the debate. let the wedding bells ring. >>> the hash tag love wins has been top on twitter with more than 10 million tweets. house democratic leader nancy pelosi says scotus confirmed equal justice. governor brown says scotus upheld a principle enshrined. hillary clinton said proud to celebrate historic for marriage equality and vice preside

legislation or a city election but not having direct contact for example situations uber and airbnb have spent large amazes amounts of money for mobilizing people to come down to city hall for various types of things that were on before the board of supervisors or 09 matters spent fairly large expenditures in terms of training for those people meetings and lobbyists be lobbying and chore leading efforts and transporting them no where is it in regards to how those measures are being affected that those high paying paid to play characters were involved in spending a great deal of money influencing city policy i think in terms of the interested persons meeting colleagues it was clear that everyone agreed that in terms of the people in san francisco they should know what sort of money is being spent and who is spend in native americans to measures before our city government we shouldn't have a hidden pay to play not a question or outlawing they can do it unfortunately, because of the decisions like citizens united, anybody can pretty much government can be corrupted by money very easily and it is we live in a time of extremely corrupt governments in terms of people and high

i subject anybody in the future to come to city hall as for money and position -- [inaudible]. i would would say no [inaudible] no paycheck. no non-profit -- [inaudible] planning and no funding. >> okay. thank you and there are no other members of the public to comment we will close public comment. [gavel] so this item is before us. supervisor tang. >> thank you very much. i am always glad to see members of the community to serve the city and i am happy to recommend kim hirschfeld for the position and move to the full board. >> okay. moved and seconded and we can take that without objections and congratulations and we will see you at the full board. [gavel] next item please. >> item 4 is hearing to consider appointing one member for entertainment commission. there is one seat and four applicants. >> okay. members we forseen this coming and theodora caminong coming on to the commission and short lived and happened in july when the seat is up but the process is that we will actually have to see -- vet the seat through the rules committee so we have a few applicants in place and i