[applause] >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for

stanford and usf are using it. >> we need to create pathways for them to actually get their ideal outcome, which isn't always having the perpetrator in jail or fired. >> reporter: so far, it's working. >> they're six times more likely to report the assault and do so three times faster and we find serial offenders. . >> reporter: when it's making headlines, she hopes the site empowers victims. >> we need to use the moment to realize this is a common problem. most people do not come forward and officially report. we need to improve our ability to respond efksively. -- effectively. >> reporter: it's available on 14 college campuses nationwide, including los angeles and new york. >> and it's expanding to the work force soon and starting with tech companies. >>> this morning, president trump addressing the united nations, touting the administration is a success in defending his decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and reimposing sanctions. the president tweeted he had no plans to meet with the iranian president. >> we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to posses t

everything from crowds to closures, and we just learned that janet jackson has been added to tonight's usfioff children's hospital benefit concert. it's $1,000, by the way. jackson will perform at 8:00 p.m. at the bill graham civic auditorium and metallica will follow at 8:30. be sure to download the abc 7 news to get breaking news alerts and tune into the latest news and weather right here on the next newscast. abc 7 news at 4:00. i know you want to go. >> that would be really fun. >> i'll take up a collection for you. >> can you do it in like the next eight hours? >> if all of the co-workers with five bucks, you're there. >> i think so, too. darn, from all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks so much for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. we leave you with a shot looking at sutro tower. >> welcome to "millionaire," where it's our $100 million season. we have officially given away an overall total of more than $100 million, and we're celebrating with special guests, special episodes, and a lot of fun along the way. today's contestant, devon nichols from pensacola,

they say the hospital is about to pull the >> reporter: he's been at usf children's hospital on a breathing machine after suffering severe brain injury from cardiac at esrr >> i think that my son deserves a fighting chance because he is, in fact, improving. . >> parents have been praying for a miracle, but time is running out. >> they dropped us bomb on us. >> reporter: on friday doctors gave them this letter stating his breathing machines will be turned off on monday due to irreversible brain injury. >> we're not going to let them turn it off. >> reporter: they say they'll fight till the end but tir avel lawyer, a second opinion or a new facility to transfer him to. i don't flow how i'm supposed to find that over the weekend. >> reporter: abc 7 news reached out to the hospital for comment but have yet to hear about. the parents were notified, the hospital says, well asking for before they're forced to say goodbye to their baby boy. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> you may remember jahai mcmath was laid to rest after being declared brain dead. he underwent a surgery and the parents refused took h

santa claus and usf.icated her adult life to serving public schools as a case manager, peer leader, teacher, and now principal. her greatest joy is getting to serve the very same school that her daughters, sonya and lucia, attend right now. the fact that buena vista horace mann is spanish-immersion, k-8, guided by equity driven mission makes claudia's heart soar. she lives in and works for the thriving mission district and is committed to advocating for her fellow citizens. thank you, claudia, for your dedication to your family, school, latinx community and mission district. the city of san francisco is deeply, deeply grateful to you and for all you do to make our city a better place. as you say your comments, i would love to invite up your family, your daughters to stand behind you, your mother, your husband and your dad. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, hillary, for your advocacy on the shelter project and, board, for supporting us. we're in uncharted territory, but it's the right work. i thank you f

they also recruit usf students. so depending on the school year, it goes up and down. we also have a grand tees. they have different project models or business models. we also work with clc, which provides a stipend for all of their computer trainers and self-help. we're able to kind of reallocate a lot of trainers, if needed. if we do identify a tech lab that's, you know, needing more trainers, we kind of do an ad hoc meeting to find out how we can fill that gap. >> comments or questions? comments or questions from the public? all in favor? any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. thank you, palo. >>> item c, requesting to enter into a new agreement during the period of july 1st, 2018, through june 30th, 2020. our employee of the month will present this. >> thank you, and good morning, commissioners and executive director mcfadden. i'm presenting a new grant agreement with mission neighborhood center for a community service program pilot aimed at engaging older adults and adults with disability living in district 9. mission neighborhood center is located in distric

time, but when the discussion of the creation of the legacy business was created, professor giles from usf had talked about engaging, especially with the larger legacy businesses to help support because we do have some very small businesses that, you know, probably would love to be on the legacy business registry. and especially those where english is not the first language, so the challenge of writing the application can be a challenge. so getting more support in that area to also bring on those -- >> you don't have to be writer to write a book, you just need to talk to someone who is a writer. so i think if we could fund again this onboarding and also to your point, outreach, we could fund more outreach efforts, especially as we have our tool kit with all the branding. it would be much easier for us to really show, here's the package, here's the extra little bit of gloss you get to put on your business related to legacy business. that is helpful. but we should talk about how we can start outreaching. what is our ask to these businesses, corporations, who want to and have a stated goal of

>> vice president cook: thank you for the presentation and congratulate the hard work and usf getting to this point. hopefully a model we can replicate across the city. so next time we're tacking about a thousand -- talking a thousand units instead of 130. i wanted to ask about the revenue for rent. where does that go? >> all the rental income will be used to service debt on the property. so it's just like a regular apartment building. rent covers expenses and pay for the debt on the property. >> vice president cook: and who are the major lenders? >> well, there would be a commercial lender, but also san francisco mayor office of housing and community development will be a lender in a subordinate position on this. the tax credits on the tax credit financing side, are equity, so we don't have to repay that piece. >> vice president cook: so we don't repay it? >> that part is tax credit equity, that would be allocated to the project. to the cost of the project, yeah. cover the cost of the project. >> vice president cook: and what are the terms, like what is the length of the financing? h

on the four on 2 today, usf professor mitchell marx talked about the significance of the milestone. > also means between apple and amazon, they are now 8% of the s&p 500. >> wow. >> that's a huge chunk of the standard measure of the american economy. >> marks says he expects traders will continue to push amazon shares higher as long as the company manages to find new customers. >>> it happened again over the weekend. as thieves continue to target apple stores all over the bay area. straight ahead, the larger law enforcement investigation now underway. ay. >>> a nice-looking day inland. the area saw plenty of sunshine with a little bit of smoke. we'll have temperatures the next couple of days it will be on the warm-up. i'll let you know what to expect. see you after the break. (male speaker) stop by bass pro shops and cabela's today for great labor day deals. like redhead pocket t's and henleys, 2 for $25. save 25% on this pro qualifier baitcast reel. and save $50 on this masterbuilt extra large temperature control smoker. >>> this is surveillance video looks similar. the videos show t

technically, he's demanding we denuclearize, but the way you said it is that he is always looking at the usfk, did i misunderstand? or is it clear that they are not actually looking at getting u.s. nukes out of north asia? mr. stangarone: we will also try to keep the answers a short. >> briefly, i would like to see the j prk express a readiness to return to the mpt, and what is in the statement about -- and this is the context of the u.s. taking corresponding measures, is the permanent dismantlement of nuclear facilities. that would give the negotiations to follow room to agree that there are inspectors there. and that the permanent dismantlement takes place in and inspected, observed, and complete way. that language is ok with me and it gives us room with -- to do what we need to do. >> north korea's position on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula is defined in the north korean government statement. dated july 6, 2016. they say what is different -- but they don't mention this, i think that it interim for the includes local denuclearization. includes nuclear development of the r.o.k