that's professor bill hing from the university of san francisco. good to see you. thank you. u, thank you. >> all right. firefighters making really good progress on the point fire there in sonoma county. crews have now stopped the forward progress of the fire and containment doubled since yesterday, now to 40, according to cal fire. the fire only grew about 100 acres in the last 24 hours to just over 1200 acres. about 200 people, though, remain evacuated. cal fire says it is working, though, to get those people home as soon as possible. >> so we need to get this fire buttoned up, get people home and get those available for those next fires. >> this is the job that we've all signed up for. it's pretty common, especially in the summer in california when there's multiple fires going on that as soon as you clear one fire and get this one wrapped up, you move on to the next. >> a firefighter suffered a neck injury. the sonoma county sheriff's office releasing some video of that man's rescue. he is recovering at a trauma center. the firefighter is with non-life threatening injuries

indicates a high sodium diet could increase your risk of developing eczema, researchers at the university of san franciscoup your chances of an eczema flare up by 22. >> the study, analyzed urine samples and medical records of 215,000 people ages 30 to 70 years old, the lead study author says. the average american diet includes far more sodium than the daily recommended levels. >> good education that lasts a lifetime how one school in the south bay is helping adults with special needs foster their unique interests. for years to come, and our cool down is expected to continue into your bay area weekend. >> i'll have a look at the current nditions and w you did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if you know, you know it's pantene. second zip trip of the summer tod

. >> reporter: university of san francisco professor james taylor says the mayor seemed to be using the raid of her home with no formal accusation of wrongdoing as a rallying point for her political coalition. >> now we get to see if there's anything that comes out of this, but somebody's going to look back, either mayor thaoor the fbi. there's no way nothing comes out of this after she's been embarrassed after a recall that can only hurt her politically with the recall going on. >> when my parents came to this country fleeing genocide. they never could imagine their daughter would one day become mayor of oakland. i am my ancestors wildest dreams and i am your mayor, mayor sheng thao. thank you. >> reporter: the response from the mayor, a deeply personal one and it sets up a deeply personal fight over what is going on here, again as we all wait to learn more. what are federal investigators looking into? why did it literally take them through the front door of the mayor's house? those obviously are the big questions we are still waiting to understand. >> wilson walker, thank you. there i

than thirty years workers on disabilities and accessibility in san francisco and holds a master in counseling and ms a if the university of francisco and begin as crisis counselor for individuals with disabilities and he previously worked she managed the commendation and served as director of disability programs and resource at san francisco state university lead the efforts and built programs for accessibility nicolle was selected to least the mayor's office of disability for the city and county of san francisco and overseen the compliance for over 96 thousand visitor and people with disabilities she has advised city departments and the mayor and the board of supervisors and on policies and initiatives that effect the residents and visitor with disability she leading the push to create the disability culture center the first center in the united states. and she played a critical role to make sure the remote public comments for the john fitzgerald kennedy and the limitation for section 504 of the rehabilitation act and advocated for the autonomous vehicles and during the pandemic leading the key responses effort to get va

. >> a political science professor at the university of san francisco and he is joining us now. so let's talk about the debate. big picture, big take aways for you. is it more about the style and president biden's performance or the substance and the concerns about what president trump said a lot of things that aren't true? what's the big take away? >> i love the way you framed that. i think the initial reaction is trump not -- knocked biden out. it was a tko but in a couple of days people are -- >> sound like we lost -- james, just look down really quickly. >> we can hear you again. >> sorry about that. >> and so -- i think you know, content when we reduce it and analyze it, sort of post-debate analysis, you will see the substance of what biden presented, even though it was not presented in a vigorous way, that is troubling to democrats, trump lied at least 30 times they're saying initially. and that's going to backfire on trump. so yes, he beat up the champion in the first round. if you use a boxing anology but like we saw in the recent national boxing match-up. the undefeated

about this executive order with bill hing, professor of law and migration studies at the university of san franciscoprofessor, really appreciate you taking the time. as always, why is president biden taking this action now? is it political or have things changed there at the border? >> things have not changed, but they've been steadily there's been a steady flow of migrants at the border. i think he's doing it because he's under intense political pressure to do something about so many people at the border, and this is an opportunity he's taking to basically close down the border using a little known provision. section 241 f of the immigration act, that in fact, president trump had used as well in invoking the muslim ban and the supreme court set 241 f can be used if the president thinks that there are people at the border that may be causing danger to the united states. >> and, professor, let's pick up on that point here, because obviously, we know that former president trump's effort to block migration at the southern border was in turn blocked by the federal courts. how how does president biden's

he's the founding director of the gender psychiatry program at the university of california, san franciscotobin, thank you for joining us. let's begin with the basics. gender identity. sex assigned at birth. what do they mean, and how are they different? dr. jack turban: so gender identity is your psychological sense ofourself in terms of masculinity and femininity. it's extraordinarily complicated, and we know from research that there is a biological basis of how we think about ourselves in terms of gender, but then we interact with society and culture to create this really complex understanding of who we are and how we think about ourselves. sex assigned at birth also it could be based on your unfortunately complicated. chromosomes based on different sex organs. but generally there are these biological characteristics, that end up being on your birth certificate. when i say sex assigned at birth i'm usually referring to what's , on someone's birth certificate. john: when there is conflict, what happens? dr. jack turban: so for most people, their gender identity aligns more or less with t

he accepted the urgent invitation of san francisco state university professor and presbyterian pastor, doctor alfred fisk, to leave his career in academia and move to san francisco. in 1944, as a co-founding pastor of the church of the fellowship of all peoples in san francisco, that i just referenced the nation's first avowedly interracial interfaith congregation. he later established the howard thurman educational trust, with its offices at 2020 stockton street, in our city, to fund research for literary, religious, and scientific purposes and scholarships for african american students from economically challenged families and communities. i want to thank the community for the support we have received. a number of, letters of support from the telegraph hill dwellers, the russian hill neighbors, the north beach business association , and i particularly want to thank the steering committee, committee, all of whom you heard testimony from. when we landmarked 2041 larkin street, which is also in my district, peter fitzsimons, carol verburg and anton wong, and i recommend this, commemora

that's not just in san francisco california that's across the street and other countries. you're going to see university linked to ethics, university of san francisco and michigan pennsylvania but there are other universities at our link. in san francisco there were more than two people that worked in san francisco. and when they left, they took everybody's whistle and one person went down to l.a., his name is mitchell katz used to be the director of public health here in san francisco and then took all the records from l.a. from l.a. to san francisco to new york. i don't want anybody in new york accessing my health records and dictating my health. that's one of the major concerns, so i'm going to put a power point presentation to explain this in very detailed information so everybody can understand, it's a lot of information and technical. but that's technically what happened, it's a cloud con paouted, they get your position from you about your health record. so on, there is a lot of people working on this, i reached out to the department of defense, office of inspecting general, they're helping me guide me through this, it's not jus

san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to begin at 7.30. that will be at the university of california college of law in san francisco. it is free and open to the public. the moderator will be our own theresa and it will be streamed on kron on. so make sure you tune happening today. the new harvey milk terminal out of sfo is officially opening. travelers will find a slew of amenities from shops to restaurants. they have art displays of course, ticket counters and 2 new gates as well. fact, alaska and delta airlines say they plan on moving into that terminal. the project cost about 2 and a half billion dollars to complete. >> we'll take a break. it's 5.11, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news transit officials in san francisco have bike lane designs to look over before making a final decision. that should be soon. meanwhile, a south bay teen arrested for attacking a man who was preying outdoors. we'll have more on that story [♪♪] there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cle

tomorrow's event being organized by the san francisco democratic county central committee scheduled to begin at 7.30, at the university ofifornia college of law san francisco. it is free open to the public. the moderator will be our own theresa and we'll be streaming that debate on kron on. mike's diner, bar and palo alto has closer to stores for good. it been a beloved staple in that community for nearly 30 years. kron four's sara stinson talked to the owner about why it's happening. >> mike's diner bar is closing after nearly 30 years of business in palo alto says the word got out. everybody coming telling stories about. >> grandchildren were going >> yeah, just been a great run. in the final hours of operation, the owner, michael liu spent his father's day soaking up every last minute ordering all his favorites on the menu. the father of 2 says running this restaurant has felt like raising a child to come to your baby is soon as you get up and running. >> good to have legs and was you know, long-term success. i think it's a good analogy is at one point in his career. well, lou owned 3 restaurants in the bay area. this

tonight's event is being organized by the san francisco democratic county central committee scheduled to begin at 7.30. it's at the university of california college of law in san francisco. it is free open to the public. the moderator will be our own theresa and we will stream the debate on kron on. >> coming up, san francisco mayor london breed welcoming the first group of hbcu students will spend the summer in the city. >> also, the 4th of july is coming up and you can bet there's an extra edge to this year's warning against using illegal fireworks. more and more democrats are coming out against their own party's plan to help tackle the issue of retail theft. >> i'm capitol correspondent eytan wallace. talk to you too. and why? >> today san francisco mayor london breed. welcome to the first group of students in the city's hbcu summer program. the program is part of the mayor's 30 by 30 initiative, which focuses on bringing 30,000 residents and students to live work and study in downtown by 2030, the cohort of 60 hbcu students will spend the summer living working and learning in san francisco will take part in lectures and wor

san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 7.30. it's at the university ofifornia college of law, san francisco. it is free and open to the public. we will, of course, also be streaming it on kron. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the south bay, santa clara police on scene of a report of a suspicious device found in a neighborhood west of the san jose international airport. police responding to monroe street between debra drive in billings place that street is currently closed in both directions. we're going to keep you updated on the situation as we learn more. >> a lawsuit's been filed against alameda county da pamela price by one of her former employees, patti lee served as prices public information officer last year. she alleges price told her, quote, her enemies were the media and the asians end quote. the lawsuit stems from a press conference price held in november last year. reporter was refused entry leading to a flurry of public records requests. lee was required to turn over records relating to the incident, but she claims price c

of tents in universities. american police beat pro-palestinian students and destroyed their tents on the campus of the university of pittsburgh. police officers also arrested some students. in san francisco, palestinian supporters inside. the building where the zionist regime's consulate is located was chanted with the slogan "free palestine". the demonstrators demanded the end of the genocide of the people of gaza and the end of american support to the zionist regime. american police arrested 70 protesters in san francisco. we enter we became a building that housed the occupying israeli consulate. we are part of many people who want to end the genocide and stand in solidarity with palestine. we are extremely worried about the us collusion with israel. in atlanta , the partners of the cars moved in support of the people of gaza . supporters of palestine chanted in this convoy : establish a ceasefire and liberate palestine . the palestinian flag was once again raised in the french parliament. french legislators. today , they appeared in this meeting wearing clothes in the color of the palestinian flag. also, rachel keke, representative of the french party at the beginning of the meeting,

of the nimbus plan. the letter was signed by more than 100 graduate students from universities such as stanford, california and san francisco. google and amazon usually try to attract the graduates of these universities. nimbus project contract 3 years ago with the aim of providing electronic cloud services for the army of the zionist regime was concluded. this technology helps the zionists to monitor and collect more information from the palestinians. but the tenfold increase in oil sales in the 3 years of the 13th government was a topic that was held again in the hearing session of the senate chaired by senator ted cruz. the us assistant secretary of state emphasized in this meeting: sanctions against iran have not stopped and so far the biden administration has sanctioned more than 20 people related to the sale of iranian oil. he is the host of the deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs, he asks how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. brought iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of

louise aronson is a professor of medicine at the university of california san francisco.onestly think anybody who lived past their 40s knows age matters. your body and brain changes. i would like to see a conversation where we actually discuss the things that matter. >> reporter: it gets tricky, right? >> absolutely. >> reporter: things like wisdom, brushing up against decreasing cognitive function. >> right. there is a lot of variability. >> reporter: a healthy human brain has up to 100 bill nerve cells making trillions of connections with each other. recent research suggests a normal part of aging involves forgetting less important memories to help make room for new once. the problem is when normal forgetting is coupled with an abnormal process causing dementia. the biggest fear my patients have is that they are losing it. >> right. >> reporter: and very often starts with, i couldn't think of a name. i mean, it was somebody who i know so well. >> right. >> reporter: how important is that? how worried should they be. >> i would say they should not be worried. >> reporter

universities. right now, classes are being held at san francisco state university. city mayor breed says she hopes to expand the program. the goal of 30,000 hbcu students living and studying in downtown san francisco by the year 2030. our time is now 413. the san francisco giants are flying to birmingham, alabama this week. they're going to play the saint louis cardinals in a very special game at historic rickwood field that was once the home of some of the league baseball biggest stars. and that's where the great willie mays began his career. both teams will wear jerseys inspired by the teams from the leagues. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story behind these jerseys that the giants are going to wear for that big game. >> he would throw and these balls would hoop foop foop and he could make the ball do dance. i mean, it was just and he wasn't throwing real hard at me, you know, because i'm you know, i'm, you know, i'm like ten years old or so this is my dad laying, but you can't really see him on me. >> john walton could bend air with a baseball. his son, billy walton, remembers the sound of his dad's pitch like it was yesterday. >

the debate is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee sc eduled to start at 7.30, at the university of california college of law, san francisco. it is free and open to the public and we will, of course, be streaming it live on kron-on. >> new at 10, the oakland city council has unanimously agreed tonight to sell its 50% interest and the coliseum complex to the african american sports and entertainment group. the 105 million dollars sale now paves the way to transform the site into a sports and entertainment destination. new businesses can open spaces and parks. the deal also requires a significant portion of any future residential units to be designated as affordable housing. the a's still have the other half of the interest in the team has you have to sell it? >> well, if you're one of those hot spots probably felt the effects to it. that nice cool sea breeze kicking in more fog on the way overnight. let's check out your wake-up weather early on. you can see more clouds early tomorrow morning. that fog kind of creeping back on shore, mostly cloudy to start out the morning. 06:00am 40'

terisa stasio will be the moderator of the debate is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 7.30, at the universityornia college of law, san francisco. be streaming it live. still ahead, confortable continue our coverage of pride month. and today we go inside the national aids memorial at golden gate park. >> a space working to preserve the memories and of those lives been lost. also, former spacex employees are taking legal action against elon musk. what they're accusing billionaire of doing. spacex ceo elon musk facing some accusations of harassment. 8 former spacex engineers are suing both mask and the company. this lawsuit is detailing. >> a list of allegations by former employees who claim they were wrongfully terminated for speaking out against what they called a hostile environment. the employees detailed their complaints 2022. open letter to management and then the next day for the plaintiffs were fired. others were terminated after an internal investigation among other workplace concerns. the open letter called that executives to condemn musk's public behavior on acts and to hold all emplo

. >> new at 11 the university of california has declined an invitation by the mayor of san franciscoto open up a campus in the city's downtown area, according to the chronicle, a uc spokesperson says a new school in san francisco would be too expensive. mayor london breed extended that invitation last year, pointing out the city's many available properties and distinctive talent pool. the mayor also has spoken with many of the country's historically black colleges to open a satellite campus in downtown san francisco, a new report from san francisco officials say the controversial center bike lane on valencia street has not heard business since. >> the city's comptroller office released a report showing businesses between 15th and 23rd in the mission were struggling before the lane was created in august of last year. the city's report acknowledges some businesses may have been negatively impacted by the bike lanes, but says an equal number have benefited. the sfmta voted earlier this month to move the bike lanes to the sides of the street, after pushback from businesses, cyclists and

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of those hot temperatures coming up in just a few minutes. reggie drew, thank you. >> a new university in downtown san francisco? not yet. why? the uc system is saying no for now. celebration of the castro. the event to commemorate the return of the iconic theater's ligh scott's real name is jack berman webster, and police logs show that he was booked at 435 local time in the morning. jail records also show he paid a bond of $650, and is expected to be released. details about exactly what happened before the arrest have not yet been released. abc news has reached out to scott's representatives to get a comment. we'll let you know as we learn more. developing news out of north korea kim jong un and russian president vladimir putin have announced a new bilateral deal that's raising concerns with the us and the us allies. the deal includes a promise of immediate military assistance in the event either country faces war. observe others say this is the strongest connection between moscow and pyongyang since the end of the cold war. this morning, there are increasing tensions between the white house and israel over the war in gaza.

black studies program in the united states, died this week after a historic career of activism at san francisco state university. >> doctor nathan hare came to san francisco state from howard university in d.c. leading the charge in 1968. in creating that first black studies program. current department staff reflected on how doctor hare helped reshape the way academia approaches history. >> much everything was viewed from a european perspective or a eurocentric perspective, and what black studies did. it gave a different critique of american society. >> universities and colleges across the country have since replicated hare's program at san francisco state air was 91 years old. >> san francisco city leaders kicked off an annual summer youth program today at civic center plaza. the san francisco public defender's magic program got underway today. it involves more than 500 children and staff taking part in different summer programs that expose kids to stem art literacy and recreational activities. one of the program's directors says this is a critical time for making educational gains, as summer learning loss can

theresa is moderating and that is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee starting at 7.30, at university, california college of law in san francisco free and open to the public. and we will be, of course, covering and streaming it live on kron on. >> well, in the east bay, the oakland city council voted unanimously last night to sell its half of the coliseum complex. so that would give it a go ahead. but what about the other half of that? >> call us. and that's owned by the a's. can they can they get break ground and they do stuff. let's find out who got crawford's. michael thomas following the story for us in oakland. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone will. that's one of the big questions that everyone still has. what are is going to do with their half of the interest? and right now the city's half selling it for over 100 million dollars. take a look. this is general video. we've got up on your screen. you can see as dorian james mentioned, you know, last night, the oakland city council agreed to unanimously sell its 50% interest of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. th

form of nimbs plan with the zionist regime, they will cooperate with these two companies. they will not more than 100 graduate students from universities such as stanford, california, san francisco signed this letter . google and amazon usually try to attract graduates of these universities. the nim bes project contract was signed 3 years ago with the aim of providing electronic cloud services for the zionist army. this technology helps the zionists to monitor and collect more information from the palestinians. hurricane alberto left four dead in northeastern mexico. this storm also has a speed of 17 km/h it caused a lot of damage. hurricane alberto is the first seasonal atlantic hurricane of 2024. he entered mexico from the northeast. at least 22 people have been killed in central america since last weekend's heavy rains , including 13 in el salvador, eight in guatemala and one in honduras. also, more than 900 people have been displaced from their homes. one week before the presidential election, our policy proposal. our religion is one of the most frequent statements in people's words. a century ago, this famous phrase from a man's tongue in response to this word was heard wha

tonight's event is organized by the san francisco democratic county central committee. it's going to happen at 7.30, at the university of california college of law in san francisco. and it's free and open to the public. the moderator is kron four's own theresa and we will be streaming it live. >> on kron on. in less than 30 minutes, the final phase of the new harvey milk terminal opens at sfo. you'll get to get in there and >> you'll see all kinds of new shops. travelers will get to eat at restaurants. it's art displays. there are ticket counters and 2 new gates, alaska and delta are moving into that terminal. the project cost about 2 billion dollars in it makes travel smoother and there's more opportunities there for you to hang out. i guess. >> they feel that it's worth it. the upgrade is all right. time on 11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, france, san francisco school board has to make a difficult decision over which schools decision over which schools have to be shut down. (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one.

san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 7.30, at the university of california college of law, san francisco.nd it's open to the public. we will, of course, be streaming it live on kron on. yeah. and that one they won't charge you to look at. timeline was like a lot of dollars. yeah. too, right. we're taking a live look at beautiful shot at mount diablo >> from meteorologist kyla grogan here talking about a cooling trend. yeah, they're lady. so today was the cool down. no doubt about it ahead. everything to do with that marine layer which can see it's still haneing out of the golden gate bridge, though. >> yesterday our santa rosa 84 turned into a low 70's today. san francisco in the 50's concord got out of the 80's right into the 70's. the same story in san jose. so the official highs for the day aren't in yet, but it gives you an idea that we definitely had a big cool live. look outside here. this from the east bay. i want to talk temperature trends for inland spots which should be in the low 80's this time of year. and if we take walnut creek is example, you can see that as we roll into th

of nim boos plan with the zionist regime, they will not cooperate with these two companies. this letter is signed by graduate students from universities such as stanford, california and san francisco. google and amazon usually try to attract graduates of these universities . nimbos design contract 3 years ago with the aim of providing electronic cloud services for the army the zionist regime was established. this technology helps the zionists to gather more information from the palestinians. tomorrow, the meteorological organization has predicted strong winds and dust for the northeast, east, southeast, parts of the center. also, due to the intensification of rainfall system activity in some provinces, an orange warning has been issued. let us join the meteorologists who are with us in the studio. mr. asghari, i am at your service. tell me, for which provinces the orange warning has been issued? greetings to you, mrs. khalji. ok. compared to the satellite images compared to before noon, easily it is possible to determine which areas the orange warning issued by mrs. khalji is for. first of all , for the northern parts of west azarbaijan, the northern parts of east azarbaijan, as w

san francisco democratic county central committee. it will start at 7.30. it is just going to is going to be pretty short at the university california college of law, san francisco. it's free and open to the public. but you don't even have to go. you can watch it streaming the moderator is theresa stasi from kron. 4. and you can watch it on kron on. today. you can check out the harvey milk terminal at sfo. it is opening. >> 2 travelers you'll see new shops and restaurants. art displays their ticket counters and 2 new gates, alaska and delta are moving into that terminal. the project cost about 2 billion dollars to complete and it is nice have, you know, nice terminals not only in the hana, more people smoothly, but you've got to be there for a couple hours. might be nice. that always 10 is the time we're going. take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a beloved diner in palo alto has closed its doors for good this weekend. we'll hear from the owner. >> plus, how the city of san jose plans to clean up encampments trash from. nearby waterways. and after the break, san francisco school board will have to make difficult decision soon about which sc

of nimbus plan, they will not cooperate with these two companies. more than 100 graduate students from universities like stanford, california and san francisco have signeds letter. google and amazon usually try to attract graduates of these universities. the nimbus project contract was signed 3 years ago with the aim of providing electronic cloud services for the zionist army. this technology helps the zionists to monitor and collect more information from the palestinians. according to the report of muslim rights organizations , the actions against muslims have reached an alarming level and have endangered the position of muslims, especially muslim women, in the west. hamza yusuf, the former leader of the scottish national party, says: he has witnessed poisoned islamophobic policies in the west. many muslim politicians in the west do not want to accept the fact that the populism and demagoguery that has spread in europe has been revealed in the form of hatred of islam by muslims, a fact that is revealed in the report of the monitoring organizations of islamophobia , especially against muslim women in the west. the english sentence is quite obvious. hatr

of san francisco. i am a physician. i've been practicing in san francisco for the last 40 years. i also was a trainee here at the universitylifornia in san francisco. i feel very committed to the underserved, very committed to the mission of medi-cal, and we are lucky to have a fabulous ceo, yolanda richardson, the former, covid vaccine czar of this state of california. and she's an amazing ceo and she's leading us in great directions. you heard from roland about cal aim california advance and innovating in medi-cal. we're going to be developing a d snip, which is the dual eligible special needs program, which will come on board on 2025, where we'll be having wraparound services for those individuals who have both medi-cal and medicare. the organization is extraordinarily well run. it's an honor to be ahead of the board. and i just would ask for your consideration for reappointment. thank you so very much. thank you so much. and thank you for your willingness to continue to serve. i have to say, this is the first time that i've been on the rules committee, where we're hearing these seats, and it it gives me so much pride a

the debate is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee scheduled to start 7.30. that's at the university of california college of law, san francisco. it's free open to the public. and of course, we're going to be streaming kron on. and the east bay, a deadly crash close down all northbound lanes of i-80. this is right near fremont boulevard in fremont. chp reported that crashed shortly after 10:00pm. officials say a 56 year-old man from newark was killed agencies. incident report indicates collision of all at least 2 cars, including a tesla. and in the south bay, a 19 year-old woman is dead following a multi-vehicle crash. this happened around 9.20 tuesday night on 1, just south of cochran road in morgan hill. according chp, the woman was riding a motorcycle, which collided with a kia sedan, indict. the key was stopped on the highway because of earlier crash. maybe that victim has not been released. i 6. lawsuit has been filed against alameda county da pamela price by one of her former employees ideally serve as prices public information officer last year she alleges price told her her enem

. >>> the university of california says it will not submit a proposal to san francisco for a new campus to be built downtown, saying it would just be to expenses. they were one of several schools mayor breed reached out to last year, asking them to open a campus to fill empty real estate in the area. it is one of several ongoing projects the city is undertaking to try and revitalize downtown. they were also in talks with historically black colleges and universities to open a satellite campus downtown. >>> people in san francisco will decide this november if cars should be banned from the great highway on oceanfront park, for which no funding exists. but, if it passes, goodbye to three miles of the four lanes of the great highway from lincoln way to skyline boulevard. the original drive was to shut down the road during the pandemic to give people space to roam around but now some people wanted permanently shut again with no funding. >> you have a destination where the park that is, for westside and ocean beach is capable of. >> it would create more health and safety issues that people ar

san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 7.30, at the university of california college of law, san francisco.will be streaming it on monday night live on kron on. all right. a live look outside right now showing us a cool shot here. this is the new park panorama park that's located on your brooklyn island. that point there that we see there. that's the 69 foot high point of infinity sculpture. and we wanted to give people this new view. people want to go out and check out this new park in san francisco. looks pretty cool. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. above some fog. i'm looking at the mount tam cam. you can see all the cloud cover that's out there. that is the marine layer which is help to cool us down today. we have a little bit breezy conditions out there right now as well. you can see we're in the teens, even 20's. >> when it comes to wind speed. so obviously a little bit brisk out there today. and temperatures cooler. 56 in downtown san francisco. we do have some warmth in our east bay, antioch, is that the 80 degree mark? but, you know, north base just in the low to m

the proposed building operated by the university of california san francisco and include outpatient healthcare facilities featuring a cancer treatment facility with 3 story medical equipment and lab above. the project requires four major modifications to proceed. first modification of priority retail standard in section 3.2.4. second, the upper building setback in section 6.4.1. the street wall standards, 6.4.5 and modification of inparking and loading entrance in section 6.20.5. the commission must find the requested changes to building standards quality of design and public benefit superior or equal to that anticipated in the d for d. the overall power station mix use project consist of comprehensive master plan for 29 acre former industrial site includes numerous public benefit and community amenities that transform the central waterfront. many applications for been before you for this project and listed in your executive summary so i'll spare everyone the process of going through project history. i will just remind you that this commission initially approved the project january 30, 2020. c

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. >>> so, these are fired google workers along with local university students demonstrating outside of google's headquarters in san francisco. they are calling on the search engine company to divest from israel and other businesses connected to the war in gaza. the group says google fired 50 workers for voicing opposition to its involvement. with the israeli government through the cloud computting services. google said every person fired was involved in disruptive activity. we will have more coming up at 8:00 on pix plus. >>> remembering jerry west and his work to create a warriors dynasty. we will hear from the team about what it was like working with the logo. >>> call it recount revenge. a lawmaker wants to set new election rules after the recent drama over the race for a south bay congressional seat. >>> after hot temperatures inland yesterday we return to near normal readings. 80s inland, 60s, 70s around the bay. just above 60 along the coast. continuing the trend for one more day. we will norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you

san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 7.30, at the university of california college of law in san francisco.be streaming this debate on streaming app. kron-on. happening tomorrow. transit officials in san francisco a vote on designed changes to the controversial bike lane on valencia street. the sfmta board of directors will meet and talk about the center running bike lane. there will be a vote on shifting the plan to those side running lanes. instead. and this is coming after business owners threatened a lawsuit in february, blaming this new bike lanes set up for the fact that they've been losing money and customers. if this project is approved construction of this new design could take a couple of weeks. they are working with local shop owners to try to figure out the best time if they have to to do that work. the city of san jose now moving forward with a plan to remove trash from homeless encampments near waterways. the san francisco bay regional quality control board greenlit this plan last week. it includes moving homeless residents away from waterways as more housing becomes available

the debates being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee is scheduled to start at 7.30, at the university of california college of law in san francisco. it's free to attend. it's open to the public. and we will, of course, be streaming it on kron on. if that works better for you 705, in the east bay, the oakland city council votes unanimously last night to sell their half of the coliseum. that's right. they sold it to the african american sports and entertainment group which has plans to revitalize the area. crawford's michael thomas in oakland with the latest on the story. michael. >> hey, good morning. everyone in that sale was over 100 million dollars. essentially the city hoped it's going to bring a lot of entertainment and possibly some new housing to the area. so lots of good things to come. take a look. this is general video. we've got up on your screen like break it all down. now. the oakland city council unanimously agreed to sell its 50% interest in the call. coliseum complex. excuse me, as we mentioned to the african american sports and entertainment group, the sale price 105 mill