[inaudible] plus five other retail stores on the wharf. it's clear that limiting any traffic lanes on fisherman's wharf will impede our business significantly, especially in light of what's happened over the last 15 months. i, along with mr. stratford, are willing to test or approve any project that would eliminate any traffic lanes. the space there, it's doable. i think they need to come back and come up with a plan that's equitable for all stakeholders. i can see that you're -- obviously, you have the stakeholders at heart, you're listening, and you ask tough questions, so it shows that you're taking this seriously. again, i would urge you not to support this plan. go back and come up with a two-lane plan that makes sense for all stakeholders. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. next caller, please. >> clerk: thank you. opening the next line. >> hello, everyone. thank you for your attention. my name is [inaudible] and i am a merchant on pier 39, and we do not approve a new quick build bike lane on the embarcadero -- [inaudible] >

[inaudible] plus five other retail stores on the wharf.clear that limiting any traffic lanes on fisherman's wharf will impede our business significantly, especially in light of what's happened over the last 15 months. i, along with mr. stratford, are willing to test or approve any project that would eliminate any traffic lanes. the space there, it's doable. i think they need to come back and come up with a plan that's equitable for all stakeholders. i can see that you're -- obviously, you have the stakeholders at heart, you're listening, and you ask tough questions, so it shows that you're taking this seriously. again, i would urge you not to support this plan. go back and come up with a two-lane plan that makes sense for all stakeholders. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. next caller, please. >> clerk: thank you. opening the next line. >> hello, everyone. thank you for your attention. my name is [inaudible] and i am a merchant on pier 39, and we do not approve a new quick build bike lane on the embarcadero -- [inaudible] >> pres

there is a rise in auto burglaries at the wharf.he three prior weeks, there have been positive decreases. phil: one of the reasons you are flooding the district, here and in chinatown and fisherman's wharf and tourist attractions, people want this -- want to feel safe. do more cops on the street make the streets safer, in your opinion? >> of course, of course it does. crime is one thing, perception is the other. you alluded to it. by perception i mean the fear of crime. if crime is down, but the perception of crime is high, the perception is that there is a lot of crime. we don't look at just crime itself. there are other issues to address as well. phil: how long will it take to get back to the old normal as far as safety? >> i think we are heading toward that right now. it is looking positive. with social media, it it it it i of perception. if you look at hard data, the chief announced a couple months ago, the crime is not rising at a rate people think. but social media is rising, so the perception is there. for me, it is awareness

we are battling a rise in auto burglaries at the wharf. again, looking back the three prior weeks, we have seen some positive decreases. phil: one of the reasons you are flooding the district is here and in chinatown and fisherman's wharf and the tour's attractions is people want to feel safe. >> that is right. phil: do more cops on the street make the street safer? >> of course it does. crime is one thing. perception is the other thing. when i say perception, that means the fear of crime. even if crime is down perception of crime is still perception of crime is still high , the perception is there is a lot of crime. we do not just look at crime itself. we also look at fear of crime. we need to address that issue. >> how much time do you think it will take for us to get back to the old normal as far as safety? >> i think we are headed toward that now. it is looking positive. with the advent of social media, it is a lot of perception too. if you look at hard data, the chief announced a couple months ago you look at the hard numbers crime is

you have retail theft here, car break-ins at fisherman's wharf. you have your hands full. >> we certainly do. eight of the 10 most iconic places to visit our in our district. we are battling a rise in auto burglaries. again, looking back back prior weeks, we have seen some very positive decreases. phil: attractions is people want to feel safe. >> that's right. phil: do more cops on the street make the streets safer in your opinion? >> of course it does. crime is one thing. perception is another thing. when i say perception, that means the fear of crime. even if crime is down and the perception is high, then the perception is there is a lot of crime. we don't just look at crime itself but we look at the fear of crime. we need to address that issue as well. phil: how much time do you think it will take for us to get back to what was the old normal as far as safety? >> we are heading towards that right now. it is looking good and positive. with the advent of social media, there is a lot of perception. if you look at the hard data, the chief announced

would end saying when people think of san francisco, they think of the golden gate bridge, fisherman's wharf and a hippie on the corn of haight and ashbury. well, here i am. i would like you all to know that we have brand new lights, brand new sidewalks, but even though we have some new stuff, the color, creativity, and consciousness that haight street is known for still emulates from these streets but our rainbow is bright every, our streets sparkle as much as we do, and the love is here times 11. i think if there's one thing that we as business owners, as community members, as san franciscans have learned from this pandemic, is that we will get by, we will survive and we will thrive. thank you, everyone, for coming out today. please, get vaccinated. shall we cut some ribbon. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! hate ashbury. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolis

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here in fisherman's wharf news of the mandate was not well- received. >> the fact that you can't go in anywhere at all without a vaccine, that kind of destroys the personal choice of getting one. took the golden gate restaurant association has reached out to open table and open table will start putting a banner on restaurant reservations here in the city and county of san francisco informing people they need to be fully vaccinated to go in starting next friday and the goal they say is to make sure that people are not caught off guard and they know what is coming so there is no confrontation at the hostess stand. >> it will be interesting. >>> one of the questions we have is how the city and plans to enforce it. we continue that coverage with that part of the story. >> reporter: when it comes to enforcing the policy, the mayor said the city will primarily leave it up to the small business owners to actually enforce the policies and she said the goal is not to go around citing businesses to force them into compliance. however, she said there are members of the department of public health

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this is fisherman's wharf. calvin was playing pokeyman go when a gunman opened fire. he played baseball in stockton after graduating from high school in san mateo. eventually the reward surpassed $100,000 to find his killer. friends and family tonight will hold a vigil at san mateo church. >>> ray came to the a's 50 years ago before becoming a veteran in well loved sports analyst and now stepping away battling cancer. he has been fighting cancer for the past 16 years and been the a's commentator since 1986 working recently for nbc sports bay area. in a statement fosse said my wife carol and i extend our gratitude to the baseball community and community at large for your thoughts and prayers. >>> as drought levels climb from our climate in crisis wonderful largest hydro electric plants is shut down due to a lack of water. there's not enough water in the oroville reservoir to power the plant. this is the first time the plant was closed. it can normally produce enough power for 80,000 homes. the shutdown has been in the works for a while. other sources will be tapped to

thomas says businesses seemed to bounce back at many spots over the weekend, including fisherman's wharf. something she says is likely due to the fires near lake tahoe, which kept people in town and brought in others. she is hopeful for a turnaround at her restaurant that had four cancellations tuesday alone due to positive covid cases. >> we are nine tables. 14 cancel, it is a pretty big chunk of what we do every night. >> we will start to see things settle out into a new normal. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: progress in the battle against the wild fire burning near south lake tahoe. it is now 9% contained. that is up from 5%. the fire has grown to 178 square miles. it forced the closure of highway 50 between pollock pines and myers. there is no estimated date for reopening. it is now the top priority for firefighting resources across the country. larry: take a look at the fire impact on air quality in lake tahoe tonight. according to the air-quality website, it is a ring of purple around the lake, that signifies hazardous levels. air-quality officials say the region has some of th

the night of august 6th, 2016, po-year- promenade near fisherman's wharf when he was shot in the chest tonight his father wants to remind the public, there is a $110,000 reward for information leading to calvin's killer. tune into kpix 5 news at 11:00 for continuing coverage. >>> marin county schools are set to reopen in less than two weeks, and this fall, both staff and students will be required to provide proof of vaccination. that's all teachers, staff and students 12 years and older. those who haven't been vaccinated will need to be tested weekly. some schools might ask for copies of the vaccination card or use online verification. everyone will also be required to mask up indoors. >>> we just learned vaccines for younger children may be available a lot earlier than we expected. >> the silver lining for parents worried about under 12- year-olds, we just got news that the fda approval, or eua, is probably going to be sooner than we think amma which will be in september rather than october. >> this weekend will be the final few days of summer break for more than 36,000 students in th

i work as an investment banker, i work in canary wharf, but for these three days i will be spending myacking up bins, picking up mess, trying to make the site look as clean as possible. usually, 35,000 people from around the world attend, but this year only 10,000 people from the uk are allowed. the ahmadiyya muslim community is a reformist movement within islam. persecuted in other countries it's found refuge here in the english countryside, from where the ahmadiyya caliph can openly preach his message of peace, patience and prayer. spirituality is something that we constantly need to be working on, to be reflecting about and this is an opportunity for us to get together in a community. i'm very, very excited for the next three days. seeing a lot of old faces i haven't been able to meet within the last 18 months, a time to reflect on our own past two years. please wear your facemasks. covid has drastically changed this event, which like so many others, had to be postponed or cancelled last year. strict measures are being enforced and with the reduced numbers, people have to sit with t

at san francisco's fisherman's wharf which see some of the highest levels of out of sitoe city, everne was on board. >> the fact that you can't eat out without a vaccine, that destroys the personal choice of getting one. e golden gate restaurant association has reached out to booking app open table on open table they say there is going to be a banner telling people in advance when they make their reservations to go to a restaurant that they will need to be vaccinated and show proof of that to get inside. elizabeth? >> reporter: notice there are more apps as well where you can upload the document or show that you have the vaccination card. that makes it easier to carry around the card with you. >> thanks. >>> this evening we are learning new information about a deadly shootout in san jose. >> we now know a 13-year-old boy was killed in the gunfire. let's get right to kpix 5's ken bastida for the latest. >>> san jose police say a group of people were involved in a shoot out with another group yesterday afternoon. all this happened in the east side of the city in the warm springs neighbor

and union square, chinato fisher mann's wharf.g a difference s >> union square. >> there was a time when union scare was the destination. in the 1950 white life gloved crowds gathered to see what was hot. this one, early in july, an organized group swarmed in stealing tens of thousands offer dollars of of handbags. san francisco police department has shown declining incidenng in >> those people running out snr. >> honestly for me, if it was 10 years ago. things are seeing it on the news everywhere. i have a lot invested. >> more stores vr increased their security but as retailers and mr luxury retailers are requiring appointments or sticking to the limits to restrict the number of people inside store >> as part of san francisco's police department plan. the goal, increased presence nrl areas to let visitors know san francisco is safe. >> are you going to ride the cable car? fun. have a good day. >> not just tourists, the businesses are seeing more police as well [indiscernible] >> the pandemic has hit human square hard and there i

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thomas says businesses seemed to bounce back at many spots over the weekend, including fisherman's wharf. something she says is likely due to the fires near lake tahoe, which kept people in town and brought in others. she is hopeful for a turnaround at her restaurant that had four cancellations tuesday alone due to positive covid cases. >> we are nine tables. 14 cancel, it is a pretty big chunk of what we do every night. >> we will start to see things settle out into a new normal. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: progress in the battle against the wild fire burning near south lake tahoe. it is now 9% contained. that is up from 5%. the fire has grown to 178 square miles. it forced the closure of highway 50 between pollock pines and myers. there is no estimated date for reopening. it is now the top priority for firefighting resources across the country. larry: take a look at the fire impact on air quality in lake tahoe tonight. according to the air-quality website, it is a ring of purple around the lake, that signifies hazardous levels. air-quality officials say the region has some of th

lombard street and fisherman's wharf. it is in everyone's benefit to curating what i would call expanding the vision of what a tourist experience can be in san francisco. cities around the world are figuring that out. it can't be business as usual. we are competing on our version of keep austin weird. what is it that makes san francisco? not because it is awesome but we can explain what we are about that is different from other communities. what makes us different are the people and cultures and micro neighborhoods that add to the story of who we are which includes the golden gate bridge or iconic. it is not one versus the other but it has to be both, is my view. i do think sf travel can be part of that but only the province of sf travel now, it is all of us working together. >> i agree. thank you very much. you answered my questions so well. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. appreciate it. >> thank you. commissioner ortiz cartagena. >> congratulations. i want everybody to know this might be the first time but i have

forget about the golden gate bridge and fisherman's wharf.n attraction. >> it's hard to get a vaccine in the philippines, so it's easier to just come here and you are getting two at a time. luz: she wasn't getting vaccinated in her country, so she traveled here and walked into his cvs and got vaccinated. another popular option is a vaccine clinic come over tourists getting the johnson & johnson vaccine monday through friday. >> 80% of those appointment's are non-us citizens. luz: since may, they have given thousands of vaccines to tourists from 58 companies -- countries. the majority are coming from taiwan and mexico. in mixed -- >> in mexico, they are very slow. luz sfo has turned into vaccination hotspot. >> it allows these johnson & johnson doses to go to good use and not go to waste. luz: this travel agent has gotten multiple calls inquiring about the vaccine and says the travel price tag is high, but worth it as covid cases are spiking in many of these countries. >> they cost them only about $4000 to $5,000. that is the most. luz: sfo is

. >> my family has been doing business at fisherman's wharf since 1908. vessel is 62 years old. every day, they guide groups, but now they are worried they could before set a business. >> i am upset. reporter: the california air resources board is proposing regulations to reduce emissions from commercial harbor craft in the state. >> california has some of the worst air quality in the nation and we need to reduce emissions. reporter: they say the engines they need to purchase don't exist for older vessels. >> there is no wait i can get this boat to be modern with what they have proposed. reporter: owners of older boats would have to hang up the fishing rods or by a brand-new boat. the president of the sportfishing association of california. >> we want to make sure the boats are as safe as possible. again, we want to work with carb to do that and reduce emissions, but without having to take boats out of service and destroy the livelihoods of a lot of these people. >> all i can do is get mad. otherwise, i have to cry. reporter: carb has suggested they pass

.: seemed to bounce back at many spots over the weekend including fishermen's wharf, something that is likely due to the fires near lake tahoe which kept people in town and brought in others. altar is hopeful for a turnaround at her restaurant that had four cancellations on tuesday alone due to positive kos bid cases. >> nine tables, and when four cancel that is a big chunk of what we do every night. i think after this week we will see things settle again and into kind of a new normal. kumasi: later today, i am taking you inside a new wine experience in the east bay. this is in alameda and is the first black omen -- black woman owned winery tasting room. dr. chris not only wanted to create a place for those in the industry crafted craft it and sell it. >> folks of color are hugely hul underrepresented, we have .1% of the wine industry. so, creating a space that allows us not only to showcase our talents, but also to feel welcome and included is core to who i am. kumasi: coming up at -- on abc7 news, how she is taking her success to craft community and change within the wine industry on

francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharfand 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 si

that business seems to be bouncing back in many spots, including fisherman's wharf. the golden gate restaurant association is hopeful. >> i think after this week we will see things settle out again into a new normal. reggie: the reason some businesses are going out locally is not good. the welfare near lake tahoe is keeping people in town, which could help businesses in san francisco. kumasi: later today, i'm taking you inside a new wine experience in the east bay. caribou wine lounge is the first black woman owned winery tasting in the county. she wanted to create a place not only for women and people of color to enjoy wine, but for those in the industry who craft and sell it. >> folks of color are hugely underrepresented. we are .1% of the wine industry in the country. creating a space that allows us not only to showcase our talents but also to feel welcome and included is core to who i am. kumasi: coming up on abc 7 news, we will talk about how she is taking her success to craft community and changing the wine industry one aspiring winemaker at a time. the whole w

>> reporter: chris, here at the long wharf where we've been all morning, the water has not come overreally like to. this is a part of the city that does flood in these big storms. a few years ago there was feet of water where i'm standing right now. this storm hasn't done that. people have prepared for a lot of things, not happening in boston fortunately. the wind is starting to pick up. you can see it on me, you can see it behind me. you can see the windmill over there just spinning away. this is one of the things people were concerned about, trying to prepare for potential power outages with power lines going down. for now, things in boston, the rain has calmed down. besides the wind, things are chilled out, to the point that we've seen people coming out of their houses. i saw a group of people in ponchos, segue riders taking the boston segue tours. boston are still in the middle of this thing. there's more that can come. we've seen flight delays and cancellations. people are still worried about what can happen when the waters rise and the winds come in. for now seg gays. later, we

. >>> muni metro can be expanding to fisherman's wharf in the coming decades. >> it's coming at a costs expanding also to the richmond and sun set districts. to do so they would need 31 billion in the next 20 years to jump start the projects. >>> 6:37. coming up. >> a major move from facebook making headlines this morning. how it is shaping future working from home like we have never seen before. >>> another look outside at san ramone. with the air getting worse, how do we protect kids outside? we ask a bay area doctor and leading expert on air pollution. >>> let's take a quick check on the big board. dow is down more than 160 points or so. elise preston breaks down those numbers right after the break. >>> good morning. ahead on cbs this morning we'll talk about covid booster shots and what we can expect from roll out. our exclusive interview with mark zuckerburg. why he says social media is not the main reason for vaccine hesitancy. plus how he wants to use virtual reality to revolutionize the way we work. >>> on cbs this morning, a writer, actor, producer joins us to reveal her new p

forget about the golden gate fisherman's wharf. this is the main attraction. >> it is hard to get a vaccine in the philippines, it's easier to just come here and you are getting two at a time. >> she couldn't get vaccinated in her home country so she traveled over 15 hours to land here and walk into a cvs to get vaccinated. another popular option is the vaccine clinic, where tourists are getting the johnson & johnson vaccine monday through friday. >> 80% of those new appointments are actually non-us citizens. >> since may, sfo has given over 1000 vaccines to tourists from 58 countries. they say the majority are coming from taiwan and mexico. >> because mexico, they are very slow. >> as the delta variant spreads across the globe, sfo has turned into an unexpected vaccination hotspot. >> it allows these johnson & johnson doses to go to good use. it allows them to not go to waste. >> travel agents getting multiple calls inquiring about the vaccine, saying the travel price tag is high, but worth it, as cases are spiking in many of thes

my family has been doing business at fisherman's wharf since 1908.62 years old. every year they group to catch fish, but now they are worried they could be forced out of business. >> i am truly upset. melanie: the california air resources board is proposing regulations to reduce emissions from all commercial harbor craft in the state. >> california has some of the worst air quality in the nation and we need to reduce emissions from all sources. melanie: they say the engines they would need to purchase do not exist for older vessels like theirs. there's no way i could get this boat to be moderate with what they have proposed. melanie: owners of these older boats would either have to hang up their fishing rods or buy brand-new boat. >> we want to make sure the boats are as safe as possible, and again, we want to work with them to do that. at the same time, doing so without having to take boats out of service and destroy the livelihoods of these people. >> all i can do is get mad because otherwise i would have to cry. melanie: to pay, carp suggested fis

. >>> today, marks five years since the unsolved deadly shooting near fisherman's wharf that shook uprancisco. 20-year-old calvin riley was playing pokemon go with friends a little before 10:00 p.m. that night. that's when a gunman approached and opened fire. he played baseball at junior college at stockton. after graduating from serra high school in san mateo. eventually the reward surpassed $100,000 to find his killer. friends and family will hold a vigil at san mateo church. >>> as drought levels continue to climb from our climate i hyd electric plants have shut down. authorities say there's not enough water in the orville to power the edward hyatt power plant, the first time the plant has closed since the dam was completed over 50 years ago. it can normally produce enough power for 80,000 homes. the shutdown has been in the works for a while. other sources will be tapped to make up for that lost power. >> the water levels, hot, dry, then the smoke that we're getting from the fires. this weekend is not going to be great. >> if you're going to be outside making plans it does look li

about 40 minutes ago we had high tide at the long wharf.ts of boston, if henri is going to do anything to this city, it's going to do it here. we had storm surge here, high tide coming in, waves coming in. the big story is how the city is trying to prepare for what the storm might bring. we've seen walls go up around t stations, new preparation to bat ten some of those boats down. the mayor talking about how she's trying to prepare this city for power outages, bringing more teams in, trying to clean out storm drains. this city so far has not seen a huge hit. rain all morning, but not a huge hit. they are trying to prepare themselves for the worst as more of henri comes in, chris. >> evan mcmorris-santoro. probably the best name of the storm coverage. i'd love to see it on a jersey. thank you for keeping us in the loop with what's happening in boston. that storm is going to move all the way through that region. we'll have to see -- again, time matters. this is a storm that couldn't make up its mind. as we see people who got caught off guard,

right now only the powell hyde line is back open, which runs between union square and fisherman's wharf entire month of august. i love going down the hills going up the hills. just looking at the scenery. you get to see all the beautiful buildings. it's just all around. amazing experience. money has been getting ready by checking. all of the trains are hiring inspectors and re certifying operators, the paul mason and california lines are expected to resume service next month. all right, i hope you're settling into the week on this monday, whether pretty nice temperatures warmer inland by a good five degrees and they were yesterday. so you notice a little more heat like instead of the upper eighties low nineties yesterday. we saw some mid nineties today. what's going on out there is this and what's been going on this summer. is this low pressure just sitting right there, and as it sits there, it kind of balances that high out so that we can't get too hot. we don't see bad. it's really bad air quality, and we just continue on with a pattern like we have today, which is fog vacant from the

. >> also you have john kirby saying, when i asked, is it america's longest wharf? he said yes, right away. seth moulton and others say, look, you can't really say it's over until you take care of all these other things and the possible threats that might loom. >> it will be interesting to see if president biden frames it that way, that the war is over today because we did hear that from the secretary of state yesterday. >>> we will hear from president biden this afternoon. this comes as russia and china are stepping in after the u.s. war in afghanistan with a war on the truth. we have a reality check coming up on that. >>> plus louisiana hospitals already full of covid patients now treating hurricane victims. we're going to speak to a top doctor at the state's largest hospital. >>> and the republican congressman talking about blood shed as he spreads election lies. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> more

and right now only the powell hyde line is back open that runs between union square and fisherman's wharf. a later face will add the powell mason and put a quick call. was on this report about cable cars coming back straight back to the breaking news. we brought you a minute ago, mass requirements announced for most of the bay area, let's listen in santa clara sonoma and the city of berkley today issued health orders mandating indoor masking for everyone. regardless of va these health os will take applet take effect at midnight tonight. across the bay area region. we are seeing covid-19 cases surging and hospitalizations are on a steep rise again, particularly among the unvaccinated. in contra costa county were alarmed at the rate at which covid patients are filling our community hospital debts. the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the month of july. four out of five of these hospitalized covid patients are not vaccinated. even though only one out of five contra costa adults is not vaccinated. we kn

and right now only the powell hyde line is back open that runs between union square and fisherman's wharf. a later face will add the powell, mason and california. signs back into operation in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, a fire is still burning tonight on the small island in the east bay. that and has already destroyed several homes at 10 45 tonight why authorities are having trouble accessing this fire, and we're watching the fog roll in through the golden gate bridge. right now i'll have the forecast that includes the rest of the weekend. the weekend when the five day comes up next, plus the bipartisan infrastructure deal could head four vote. this week, but it's far from a sure thing more on the hurdles that the bill it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere. all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'

and right now only the powell hyde line is back open that runs between union square and fisherman's wharfter face will add the powell, mason and california. signs back into operation in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. graduates of mills college held a rally today outside alameda county superior court in an effort to keep the school open. a mills college college up the mills college alumni association filed a motion last week it asked a judge to order college administrators to turn over thousands of pages of financial documents about the colleges pending merger with northeastern university. alumni association says it's demanding transparency for its elected trustees. they have asked for simple things like a list of assets were conversations that have been taken with other partners, and they've been consistently denied. we wonder what they are hiding and why we are only asking for truth and transparency and to have our seat back at that table. to which these calumny trustees deserve earned and have. the motion also asked the court to order the college not to take an

there's wharf books from other voyages of the ship that list the crew and have all the crew signatures. you know, there's a we own a the museum holds a silver ladle that was given to daniel russell the previous captain of the the essex at the end of the previous voyage which had been very successful. he was then given a new command a new ship and that's where pollard his former first mate stepped up. so the ship was regarded as as having greasy luck as being of yeah a good one to be aboard and we have artifacts that that reflect that you know, i think another thing that the association holds that kind of reflects the power of this kind of event in in the imagination. is a trunk it's a small travel trunk of the period. and it was fetched out of the sea. the story is that it was fetched out of the sea from near where the essex wrecked. and a man on one ship who had it. sold it to man on another ship. with this is from the essex. and the man bought it and took it and held a deer and then he lived in ohio. he retired there his family was from there and in the 1890s after this organization