. >> and a bold art fest from a popular art gallery near union square and some captured on video. find out how the thief took even workers there by surprise. >>> now to decision 2020. another key night in the race for the democratic presidential nominee. 12 contenders will take the stage for the largest one-night debate left. we have debate in houston when ten candidates appeared and tonight's debate is in ohio. on who will take part, bernie sanders, now back on the campaign trail after his recent heart attack. this will be the first debate since the impeachment inquiry and president trump's ukraine scandal. >>> developments in syria. president trump announced new sanctions against turkey in hopes of slowing down the turks assault against kurdish fighters and civilians in syria. that invasion began after president trump announced he would move u.s. troops out of the way giving turkey the green light. and as nbc's richard engle reports from syria, vice president mike pence is on a mission to to rein turkey back in. >> reporter: the white house calling for an immediate ceasefire in

owners and merchants in and around union square. there are general manager on our board and an integral part of the community. we're in support of this project. they did come before our public affair's committee back in may and presented us with the project ande and enabled us to h in. we know retail is evolving and changing in union square and it's important to draw visitors to the area to make sure that the westfield and nordstrom is a viable centre drawing people from all over, as well as to union square. this is an investment in our community and we really appreciate that. the design is very attractive and i think it will light up the exterior and invite people inside. certainly with regard to converting the upper floors, 7 and 8, we know the retail footfingerprints arfootprints a. we would like those spaces filled. so in support of this project and hope you will approve. thank you. >> i'm the senior director of destination development and operations at san francisco travel association. and i just want to urge our support of thi

to union square but not for long. the well-known department store closed last year after filing for bankruptcy, but now they open to plan to open a holiday pop up shop. they plan to keep the store open for about four months, but could extend the pop up depending on sales. the pop up shop will open on sunday. >>> new at noon, a huge burning man is being built at the oakland museum of california. it is being built by david beck and his team of volunteers. the temple as part of the fall exhibition no spectators, the art of burning man. he says the 40 foot tall nondenominational temple is called the temple of reunion, and honors those who mourn the loss of family from violence, deportation, immigration or incarceration. >> the inspiration is that right now the asian hispanic community is under attack by this government. a lot of the people that are here, a lot of people from, of color, having families broken up because of immigration issues. >> the temple of reunion will be on public display at the museum when the exhibit

. >> a mainstay of the union square will close its doors for good. it plans to shut its four story flag ship store in san francisco down as part of the bankruptcy plan. beverly hills is on the chopping 120 workers anion scare barnys stand to lose their job november 1. a restaurant on the top floor is also closing. that news is unexpected. >> that's a big loss for union square. >> yeah. all right. let's talk about the next 24 hours. >> wind we have not seen any change in the forecast. it's still on track to hit sunday. we do have some changes over the past hour we saw tim daily at twin peeks talking about the air quality and change in the wind this afternoon. as expected. is pushing the worst air quality over the east bay. this is walnut creek. looking towards the north bay. and all of this is the smoke beginning to move in. you really should just stay prepared especially if you have respiratory problems for more smoke issues tomorrow. with obviously the highest unhealthy air over the north bay. closer to the fire. we have been talking about this wind

it's in union square right in te heart of the city. that's where abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live, and cornell, you've been following the protesters all day long. >> reporter: these protesters have been out here from early this morning. they have been sending a strong message all across the city. they want the northern territory in syria protected from kurdish forces and earlier they wanted everyone to know this. bay area kurds were making their presence known in union square. these people and their supporters are outraged about what's happening in their homeland. >> all of us are feeling pain and sadness. >> reporter: they're protesting president trump's decision to pull back u.s. troops from northern syria and turkey's brutal assault on u.s.-backed kurdish troops and civilians. >> we are watching genocide unfold before our very eyes and nothing is happening. air strikes are mostly targeting civilians and hospitals, and there's no justification for that at all. >> reporter: the pro-kurdish group staged another protest at sf

to san francisco, where an etching by salvador dali was snatched right from an art gallery near union square. that artwork is worth nearly $20,000. >> amber lee live in san francisco with surveillance video of the alleged thief in action. amber? >> report: julie, the gallery employee tells me he helps with surveillance video will lead to the return of the stolen artwork. >> the vantage race fine art gallery at union square is now missing a valuable piece of artwork by salvador dali after a theft sunday afternoon. >> i turned my back for a minute or two to do something, or to talk to somebody, i don't know what, in the back of the gallery, when i turned back, it was gone. >> reporter: the surveillance video from the hotel next door shows that the walking along gary street. >> it was a tall guy, wearing your typical hat and colorful shirt, and he was heading down the street with it under his arm and i had never seen him before. >> reporter: the gallery is small and hopkins says he was only about 20 feet from the artwork when it was stolen. >> i was upset. i cannot sleep last night i felt so ba

. >> this happened at the dennis ray fine art gallery on union square in san francisco. laura anthony with the story you'll see only on 7. >> it took 32 seconds for the man in the blue t-shirt and cap to walk into a san francisco art gallery and walk out with a $20,000 salvador dali etching in his right hand. >> they just popped into the gallery, probably distract one of my coworkers. >> gallery director angela colette told us another employee was working sunday afternoon when dali's burning giraffe disappeared from an easel at the front of the store. >> it was our showcase item. we have a special salvador dali show right now. and yeah, they just ran off with it. too quick for anyone to do anything about it. >> shown here in a gallery brochure, the frame piece is 20 by 26 inches, created by dali between 1966 and 1967. it was part of a larger collection of the spanish surrealist's work. it appears the suspect had an accomplice, a woman who was with him near the front door, but stayed outside. once he leaves with the etching, the man strolls down geary towards powell stree

union square. the stores. we need to help is the economy. let's go. >> i will, pam, but only if you call me stone cold sal. >> stone cold sal. >>> all right. we are getting ready for wwe which will be on this tunnel. our traffic jams are kind of going to bethat. i will tell you the bridge accident is finally clear. it took him a while but it did its damage at the bay bridge. even the carpool lanes are slow and the traffic on the bridge is still recovering. i will tell you it's looking a accident was . it's gone and traffic is moving. at one point i was looking at the shot and it was standing still but now these cars are moving. hopefully the traffic on the backup will start clearing out. these two vehicles, they were two trucks that got involved and are now gone from the bridge. that should be some improvement. let's talk about 880 north. it looks all right getting up to the area. southbound 880 is not too bad. the south bay commute looks all right. off to a nice start in the silicon valley. filling in for steve is my friend, rosemary . >>>

. >> and it was stolen in union square. an art heist caught on surveillance.ll see the video. >>> a perfect vacation ends with a mystery over what happened to the luggage. it now has this woman saying she feels violated. >>> a family waits for answers after their tech executive daughter goes missing and is believed to be dead in san jose. >>> plus new demands for pg&e. the governor wants accountability, and state officials are now planning an emergency meeting. >>> also here, the transformation of major bay area thoroughfare some people can't wait for to happen. >> now news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. what you're to be see is video of a routine sunday afternoon in union square. >> then somhing not so routine en ta look at this. see this man? the director of a gallery says he walks down and he is carrying a pricey piece of artwork by spanish master salvador dali. >> this happened at the dennis ray fine art gallery on union square in san francisco. laura anthony with the story you'll se

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it was a scene great deal of agony union square this afternoon. >>brain development in children. the worst offender and we're baby food made with rice sweet potatoes and fruit juices and speaking of fruit juices. researchers also warning against some of the top selling fruit dris for kids. the university of connecticut's rudd center for food policy and obesity has released its children's drink fat, it's for 2019. researchers say that 2 thirds of the so-called fruit drinks did not contain any for choose. get pictures of fruit appeared an 85% of packages. what the drinks did contain was a lot sugar. researchers sasweden for drinks contained at least 16 grams of sugar more than half of the maximum amount a child supposed to get for the entire day. a florida state senator now wants to ban some sunscreens that could hurt marine life democratic senator linda stewart has proposed a bill. >>that would ban the sale of sunscreens with oxybenzone and i did not say unless the customer has a prescription for those products twice tried to do this to researchers believe the 2 chemicals could ca

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they are actually planning another demonstration tomorrow at noon at union square in san francisco. >> sergio, thank half moon bay, then gets arrested. it happened just after 10:00 at night on thursday at the half moon bay brewing company. the sheriff's office says this man right here threw a rock, shattered one of the restaurant's windows. they say he then took items including keys to the company's car parked in the back. the next day he came back to the brewing company. officers arrested him and the stolen car was returned. >>> i.c.e. is on notice that the message from governor newsom after he signed a bill that gets rid of private for-profit prisons. starting in january they won't be able to enter into a contract with private prisons. there are dozens of for-profit facilities in california. immigration and customs enforcement released a response on twitter reading, in part, the idea that a state law can bind facilities ispl false. i.c.e. adds the law will force agents to transfer detainees out of state providing a hardship for friends and families. >>> california is now the first s

. >> the department store is returning to union square.w owners will open a pop-up store for the holidays. they were long known for their elaborate christmas. once more the pop-up will be on gump's old location. >> back in the day, right? >> christmas is around the corner. seriously. >>> thank you so much for watching the news that 6:00. the cbs evening news is next. >>> we see you back here on the new kpix5 news at 7:00. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? captioning spons captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking tonight-- new vaping numbers. illnesses top 1,000 with deaths on the rise.starw research finds vaping-related injuries resemble chemical burns, like those from mustard gas used in war. also tonight, stories of heroism in the crash of a world war ii- era pla

. >> reporter: bay area curds were making their presence known in union square. >> these people are out raged about what's happening in their homeland. >> we're feeling pain and sadness. >> others are protesting president trumps decision to pull back u.s. troops from northern syria and turkey brutal assault on u.s. backed curdish troops and civilians. >> we're watching genocide unfold. nothing is happening. >> air strikes are targeting civilians sp hospitals. there's no justification for that. >> the same procurdish group protested saturday. next to the ticket counter. >> he visited the northern syria territory this summer. >> i have seen people being killed by isis. show the victory over isis is farfetched non-sense. isis hasn't been defeated. >> they took protests to the streets. >> late today the curds appear to have struck a deal with the syria government. to bring syria government troops along their border. with turkey. to help protect the curds in that area. and stem the offensive by turkish 12 their apartment building. the fire was contained to a single unit. smoke damage will me

new at 10:00, ktvu , amber lee is outside union square where it happened. amber? >> reporter: frank, the artwork was stolen from the gallery around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. there is surveillance video of the thief. the fine art gallery at union square is now missing a valuable piece of artwork by salvador dali after a theft sunday afternoon. >> i turned my back for a minute or two to do something, or to talk to somebody, i don't know what , in the back of the gallery, when i turned around it was gone, just like that. >> reporter: the video from the henry square hotel next door shows the thief walking along gary street. >> it was a tall guy, wearing a typical hat and colorful short and he was heading down the street with it under his arm, i had never seen him before. >> reporter: the gallery was small and the hopkins says he was only about 20 feet from the artwork went it was stolen. >> i was upset. i cannot sleep last night, i felt so bad about it. >> reporter: hopkins showed me a photo of the etching that was stolen. it is valued at $25,000. hopkins says it has

>> i >>in san francisco at $20,000 piece of artwork was stolen from the union square art gallery, itened sunday afternoon during a special salvador dali show at the art gallery good evening, i'm ken wayne. >>and i'm catherine hainan for pam moore. it was an etching it was on an easel at the front of the store and the suspect. >>kron four's michelle kingston is live in the newsroom after talking to the man who was working in the gallery when that man got away. michelle. >>well the gallery worker tells me was a typical

the company says it will close its san francisco location in union square and we've been telling butthe barney's bankruptcy deal since they filed in august. accord to sf get, a final decision on the union square store will be made next we can. 121 workers would be laid off. right next door, forever 21, which is also closing its location because of bankruptcy. >>> still ahead, on abc 7 mornings one east bay ice cream shop worth the bait but at meadow lashing dairy it's at an old school drive through. why the store has not change much over 100 years. >>> and here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge, the sun is not up yet. when it does we have an intense day ahead of us and lisa argen will be back with your full forecast in >>> and happening today, the if you need something if for you and the whole family it's day 2 of annual pleasanton festival tp it boasts the largest indoor arts and crafts show at the. there is a pumpkin patch and kid zone with halloween theemd projects. tickets are $9, $7 for seniors and military and kids under 12 for free. you can stop by from 10:00 to

it happened at the fine arts gallery at union square sunday afternoon with surveillance video showing the thief taking off with an original salvador dali etching worth $20,000. employees at the gallery hope to this video would lead to the recovery of the stolen artwork. >>> i turned my back for a minute or two to do something in the back of the gallery and when i turned back, it was gone. it was a tall guy wearing a thi dodge challenger careening into a parked suv, sending it airborne and waking residents at about 3:00 a.m. a home security system captured that moment. >> it's a residential neighborhood and we have families and it's a bad curve, especially when people speed. a lot of accidents over the years. >> reporter: this was tragic because a woman in her 50s was in this mazda is sleep and she and her dog were killed instantly. the suv was launched into a power pole, a tree and unoccupied car. >> it was moved 90-100 feet. >> reporter: unusual to be killed in a crash while parked? >> yes. a street full of parked cars and the one it hit had a victim inside of it. >> reporter: reside

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in union square, several groups staged a rally to show support for the kurds in northern syria who were instrumental in making the region stable. this professor traveled to northern syria earlier it had year and says he witnessed a society with gender equality and grassroots organizations and free education. >> there is the democracy and the society that must be inspiring. >> and protesters say that democracy is threatened. on wednesday president trump said they would pull out troops and that he has been planning very openly for. >> this is a very crucial point to remember turkey does not want kurds on this border or within their own border. and to say, to be talking about this invasion and saying oh, well, the way it is framed from the media is that turkey is eliminating forces on the border when the people of northern syria have never made any attempts to attack the territorial integrity of turkey at all. >> and it has puzzled the supporters. >> nobody could really tell. it seems to be a completely bizarre decision. >> reporter: and over at the embarcadero, anger over the president's

north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people

this area two blocks from union square has seen an increase in assaults and shoplifting. >>> they get some teachers -- we don't have time to catch them.>> reporter: what concerns him is that a child was involved. >>> police say the suspect could be homeless but are not sure. one man who works the area of the security guard said it appears the suspect was having mental problems or was on drugs. >>> i try to help a lady. there's a lot of people that walk around like that. like goals. they have no cares of the world. >>> it is sad to see something like that take place. the bigger issue is the homeless problem and the mental illness. and being able to come up with a proper solution for that.>> reporter: police are asking for the public's help in locating the suspect. they want that person in for questioning and taken off the streets. in the meantime the mother and child police say are okay. >>> tonight we are finding out pg&e admitted in a preliminary report that a downed wire might have sparked flames in the east bay yesterday. reducing the lafayette tennis club to ash. and damaging a co

prompted two demonstrations in san francisco over the weekend. 150 protesters gathered on sunday in union square. with their support for the kurds in northern syria. they say president trump abrupt decision to withdraw american troops in the region sent a clear message to the presidents of turkey who quickly took military action. suck the green lights to go ahead with this program that he has been planning very openly for months.>> there was a similar process yesterday along the seven cisco embarcadero what both demonstrations were peaceful. >>> for thousand of the health workers are taking part in a round-the-clock demonstration outside of kaiser permanente bay area headquarters. the protest began yesterday outside of the building in downtown oakland. the workers say patients taking mental health at kaiser are not getting the immediate health that they need. and they say a growing number of patients are not dropping kaiser due to what they say are longer wait times.>> most disturbingly, their stories from people who cannot get taken care of what they needed and a timely manner and died by suici

plans to lay off 384 workers in california. 121 of them from its four-story flagships door in union squareuld be out of a job as soon as next month. lastly, barney's new york reached a deal to sell its assets to authentic brands. according to court filings, the price was estimated around $270 million in cash. >>> coming up, a look at the kincaid fire from space. >>> plus, all of the smoke from the fire is affecting air quality in the south bay and the warning health officials have. >> when you breathe in smoke, it can irritate your airwaves, irritate your nose, irritate your eyes. >>> and in weather coming up, we will have the update of the timing of those intense winds heading into the bay area. and a few changes that will show up in the five day forecast. ♪ ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> smoke from the kincaid fire in sonoma county can be seen right here from space. nasa satellite captured this image yesterday. win

if there was a proposed project to turn sro rooms and union square into hotel rooms, and i don't know if you remember this where we would swap them out and it got complicated and commissioner fung walked into pow and gary and it was appalling that there were only -- the place was absolutely empty and falling down and the few remaining original tenants who were there before 1979 were slowly, you know, going to be dying off and this building sitting there empty. we know where the empty places are and how do we get them rehabilitated and get people in them? it was shocking. >> thank you for that comment and yes. question. digging into the sro data was one of the more fascinating parts of the date. on page 36, there's more detail around the vacancy number. >> sorry. >> no, it's a dense document, that's ok. but out of approximately 390 spaw390 srohotels, 50% of the gt residences were vacant. this is one day, october 15, 2017. >> i saw it firsthand. a couple of other comments. we have, over in my end of the woods, delores heights is becoming the new pacific heights. there's 333 cumberland w

i did book signing in union square and we had to cut off a thousand people were telling us their stories. i had two different women who said i'm in finance in the city and it's so rough. it's so hard and seems to be even harder now. part of this is to book everybody up and say we are not going to give up or allow the handmaid's tale. [applause] i also think that those of us who were not alive when title ix was passed and i don't generally think of it i as affecting spors it is to understand the broad affect it had on academics and research and one of the women we write about is there a rubÉn concerned as it is one of the inexplicable misses because she helped solidify the proof of without dark matter which is the majority of our universe into that's about all i understand about dark matter. [laughter] when she graduated from college, she really wanted to go to the program at princeton and they said they didn't accept women. it wouldn't change for decades. sometimes we become we have come so much further than we have and we've made more progress over the time horizon and it is reflected i

. >> reporter: bay area kurds were making their presence known in union square.r supporters are outraged about what's happening in their homeland. >> all of us are feeling pain and sadness right>> reporter: tg president trump's decision to pull back u.s. troops from northern syria and turkey's brutal assault on u.s.-backed kurdish troops and civilians. >> we are watching genocide unfold before our very eyes and nothing is happening. >> air strikes of this point is mostly targeting civilians and hospitals and there is no justification for that at all. >> reporter: the same pro kurdish group staged another protest at sfo on saturday next to the turkish airlines ticket counter. bay area anthropologist visited the syrian territory this summer. >> i have seen people being killed by isis. so the victory over isis is absolutely far-fetched nonsense. isis hasn't been defeated. >> reporter: the group then took their protest to the street. the trump administration says it's ready to impose severe sanctions on turkey. this group says that's fine but not enough. they want a

a long agenda today, but these two items are the first retail to office conversion request in union square after the legislation earlier this year. we need more time to connect with stakeholders. we would respectfully ask to continue to december 5th. we have a couple members of the team the days before and after please continue to december 5th. >> anyone else for public comment on items for continuance? seeing none. >> i am kevin chang. 3847 to 3849 18th street. my concern is the continuance was requested less than 24 hours. i requested with mutual consent with staff it should be done with advance notice. this was scheduled for tonight. it is second to the last matter to be heard tonight the matter should be continued indefinitely to allow staff time to sort out the matter for 311 notification if it needs re-sent out to determine the extent of violations growing for this project, to take time to get right the projects matters by this commission. projects with less violations had permits revoked or some other projects had permits suspended for 24 to 36 months. zoning administrator said bett

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. >>> a large rally is planned at noon today at san francisco's union square to protest the turkish invasion in northern syria. a number of protests were held yesterday in the bay area. yesterday morning one group had this banner over a tunnel on the bay bridge calling for defense of rojava, a region where clashes have been happening. >>> a new hampshire church a man stormed into a church with a gun and opened fire at a wedding that was happening inside. it happened yesterday morning at the new england pentecostal ministries. the suspect shot the bishop in the chest. another parishioner was hit in the arm. both did survive the encounter. wedding guests decided to take matters into their own hands to stop the shooter. >> from my understanding is they basically gang tackled him. there was a struggle. minor injuries occurred to the other guests who were in the struggle with the shooter. >>> the suspect has been identified as a 37-year-old dale holaway. police say his relationship to the gwedding guests is under investigation. >>> in texas authorities are investigating after a woman was shot and

who stole artwork where thousands of dollars from a fine arts gallery at union square on sunday afternoon. surveillance video shows the thief taking off with an original salvador dali etching worth $25,000 and employees hope the surveillance video will lead to the recovery of that stolen artwork. >> i turned my back for a minute or two to do something or talk to somebody and i went back to the gallery and when i came back, it was gone. it was a tall guy wearing a typical hat and colorful shirt. he was heading down the street with it under his arm and i'd never seen him before. >> the thief was inspired by picasso and it had been on display for 3 weeks and unfortunately, stolen art is rarely recovered. >>> authorities in santa rosa are trying tosolve the mystery of a woman that was killed in a parked car at 3:00 a.m. in cyprus way in santa rosa. police said the woman and her dog were sleeping in the car when a speeding driver slammed right into them. a home security camera captured it right here, the moment a dodge challenger slammed into a parked suv. the suv flew through the air and hit

but now the owners are planning to open a holiday pop up shop in union square. one block from where the original store stood for 150 years. gums owners say they plan to keep that pop up open for four months. it could be extended depending on how sales do. the pop up open sunday on poe street. >>> pretty nice day warmer tod 5 degrees warmer in some places. saturday and sunday warmer still. a bit of an offshore flow. increased fire danger. but we are not looking at red flag warnings. we are looking at warmer highs instead of in the 90s and low 100s. they will be in the 80s. today temperatures were generally in the warm inside. tomorrow they warm further. santa rosa 80 degrees tomorrow. san francisco 7 degrees. concorde goes up to. san jose goes up to. that starts to warm up for the weekend. it is not a heat wave. not expecting red flag warnings. nothing like last week. but we are expecting a warm-up. right in time for your weekend. even at the coast no fog and plenty of sunshine. 60s and 70s on saturday north o us. that is where it stays. there is one system. that

adults who are using that particular facility but also it's a visual gateway to chinatown and to union square so it's an important land m foro acknowledge the park but giving it a phase that brings it into the family of well-designed parks in downtown san francisco. so i'm delighted to support it and see it realized as quickly as possible. >> i'm thrilled that we're doing this and i think chinatown and the tenderloin are underserved communities when it comes to playground and i'm thrilled we're moving forward on this. did you want to chime in, commissioner johnson? not. >> any comments? seeing none on our side, what do we do next in. >> a motion. >> someone on both commissions will be taking this separately and you need to make a motion seconded to approve or act otherwise. >> commissioner johnson? >> i am delighted to make a motion to approve. >> second. >> so moved on our side. >> i think we wait for them and they vote on their side. >> thank you, commissioners. there's a motion and a second to approve the allocation of the special park fund. so moved and that passes unanimously 4-0. >> the

so far there have man who stole a piece of at the dennis ray fine arts gallery in union square sunday. surveillance video shows the thief stealing an original dali etching worth $20,000. look at the screen on the left. employees hope this video will lead to getting that stolen art work back. >> turned my back for a minute or two to talk to somebody and when i turned back it was gone, just like that. it was a tall guy wearing a hat and colorful shirt. and he was heading down the street with it m. i'd never seen him before. >> that art had coming up, how people are working after a small earthquake. >> coming up, the new sanctions pg&e is facing after the governor wants them to help people affected by the power shutoffs. >>> and back in san francisco, live in the city to explain the changes put into place this time around. around. >>> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. you thought you were dreaming last night. >> takes a lot more than a 4.5 to wake me up. i thought i dreamt it. when i saw the news this morning, i saw it. >> i slept through it too. steve didn't. >> of c

we tried to do this on saturday and marched from union square to trump tower. with hundreds and hundreds of people saying what? republicans are cowards. you can't have a checks and balance system with cowards. the democrats are not moving fast enough. and even if they do move fast, he's not going to be able to be removed from office because he might be impeached but not convicted. what do we do in a moment in which the democracy is so fragile and using some of the most vicious language against black people against working people. against brown and mexicans and muslims and so forth. what we don't want to do is just react. we want to do what franky newton and doing playing the horn behind billy holiday. >> all right now. >> also a socialist. we're from louisiana. the birthplace of jazz. what do you do. you have to fortify yourself and say how do we come up with the effective countervailing vision and strategy to push thugs out and allow for democrat possibilities to flow. or the system goes under. >> educate. >> they're trying to push us towards civil strife and

. >>> macy's union square in san francisco is hosti a hiring event. the store is looking to fill about 1,000 full and part-time positions ahead of the busy holiday season. stop by macy's this morning starting at 11:00. the hiring event goes until 7:00 tonight. macy's is enyourncouraging you apply online before the event. >>> a break in in lake tahoe. the surprising guest found inside. >>> it's friday morning. we are looking at our morning numbers, 39 in novato. 38 in santa rosa. 52 in san jose. relative humidity is still dry out there. do you feel it? of course you do. 17% in santa rosa. 50% in san francisco. a light offshore wind. as we go throughout the day today, this continues to be very, very dry. conditions should slowly recover over the weekend. they are calm, surface winds, upper elevations still a little breezy out there. >> dr. jane goodl was at the walt disney museum in the presidio. the museum held a party to recognize his distinguished career as a leading conversationist. the museum partnered wit her roots and shoots youth service program

. >> reporter: a man walking towards union square sunday afternoon carrying a large frame. the dennis ray fine art gallery says it's a stolen print of salvador burning giraffe valued at $20,000. >> reporter: the piece is usually locked to the easel, but she's not sure how the man walked out with it in hand without anyone noticing. she said he got away with a famous piece. >> fst picasso and collaborative work and basically took that inspiration and continued and basically turned it from a picasso to inspired by the bull fights in spain. >> reporter: the thief walking down erie and disappearing down powell. she's hoping it turns up and the gallery can continue operating with an open-door policy. >> that's why this makes us super sad. we don't want it to become where we're fearing, you know, the tentative situation because we want everyone to feel welcome. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the ba" >>> all right. well, canine officers in contra costa county taking a bite out of crime. capturing a suspected car thief to get away from police inied t and here comes the dog and ch

that demonstration is scheduled to happen at noon at union square. yesterday, dozens of those demonstrators took over the ticket counter at san francisco airport. you can see video right there. they are now calling on the united nations security council to force turkey to hold its defense against northern syria. this comes as turkey pushes deeper into omboth sides, and airstrikes are escalating in the violence. attorney general heavier but serious is leading a multistate charge to prevent the trumpet ministration from building a southern border wall in california, new mexico, and other states. a motion was filed yesterday to block the white house from diverting $3.6 billion earmarked for military construction, to build the border wall. the motion argues that the barrier would cause irreparable harm by damaging the environment. it also says it will eliminate jobs and revenue associated with the plant military projects, that would have to be scrapped. president donald trump's power is not limited, congress which holds the power has repeatedly rejected

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it was a scene great deal of agony in union square this afternoon. a much serious injuries from glass which is always a hazard in earthquakes, no matter where it is and all the davis came back for a she was right there when it happened said the bat was the one building more the glass fell from she said didn't happen from the other buildings nearby and there are other. >>big department stores macy's and neiman marcus, but this is for the class spell out and struck people below by was handed a note i want to make mention the salvation army is appealing for volunteers, this is in san francisco sandwiches people too. >>bring sandwich materially one bredesen needs and the like in 2 locations in san francisco, i'm sorry one in san francisco oakland if you want to help at 1275 harrison street, south of market in san francisco, the salvation army could use some help with sandwich makings and make the sandwiches and open the address is 600 webster we're going to stay there all night and they could use a sandwich make people put together. >>we're joined once a