before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. there was a rumor he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to actually blow up. so i'd like to bring a long-time lotus flower supporter. earthquake celebration. and celebrated those brave souls who rebuilt the city from the ashes. so it's my honor to introduce his honor. and wish him an 87th birthday. >> i am, of course, delighted to again be here with all of you for the occasion of memorializing and remembering how difficult it must have been in 1906 for lots of people in san francisco who at the time the clock struck, the city began to fall apart and before it was over within a few hours, the city had fallen apart. but, as usual, if you read yesterday, you know in the chronic

i know at our site on saturday, willie brown, vaccination site.milies came to get their 12 to 15-year-olds vaccinated and many were asked the question, are you vaccinated. with some encouragement, we a number of families who didn't think they would get vaccinated that day. many times we are understanding that it's simple as just trying to get it in your schedule. over the summer, we're going to be working with the department of public health, walgreens, everybody we can team up with to get vaccinated. more people we have vaccinated, the better we are going to be at taking care of we need to work together. the second is contact state legislators to develop a release guideline now. we are moving forward. we know that the way the winds are blowing now, rates are coming down now. everything in the decks -- direction we will turn and come back. we need those guidelines. they will. help us. right now we continue to move forward, full return in the fall, august 16th, a full day five days a week. >> president lopez: thank you so much for the information.

willie brown is an associate professor of pennsylvania and director of the school center for the sttreatmentining us this morning. help us understand re-entry anxiety, what it means, how it affects so many people and how it's different from just general concerns about covid-19. >> certainly. so this has been a time for many people where we have become out of practice with being in normal social circumstances. and that has made a lot of people feel really nervous about getting back into the world and back into their normal experiences, including travel. you know, for many people, travel has always been an anxiety provoking sort of thing but when you haven't done it for over a year, it becomes even more anxiety provoking. we have tips to help people think about strategies to gradually enter into those situations to reduce anxiety over time to make it easier. >> so that gradual re-entry, generally speaking, we were talking about is exposure therapy, right? like taking in small doses of these events that might stress you out and working your way up. how would you recommend that someone apply tha

she went to the willie brown cool of politics, it's all about kamala. >> and, nicole, i want to get to next, i want you and concha to both listen to this bit of sound today from representative brian mast of florida. take a listen. >> i think they see a lot of the culture just as pawns, and that's a really painful thing to say. i think this white house sees many of those in service, and they'd rather see an army of the woke than an army of the imperfect bad asses that we served alongside. and i would take one of them over the army of the woke, and i think there's a resent9ment in that. >> nicole, congressman mast is an army veteran, and he says he feels like they're being used as pawns. your response. >> well, you know, alicia, first of all, when i saw the follow-up tweet by kamala harris' campaign this morning, it felt a little bit like that modern day walk of shame. she put out the tweet yesterday, that's one they really wanted, and because there was such pushback, they had to quickly try and save it. but it's really been a disturbing trend that you see these prominent figures who are

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. there was a rumor he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to actually blow up. so i'd like to bring a long-time lotus flower supporter. earthquake celebration. and celebrated those brave souls who rebuilt the city from the ashes. so it's my honor to introduce his honor. and wish him an 87th birthday. >> i am, of course, delighted to again be here with all of you for the occasion of memorializing and remembering how difficult it must have been in 1906 for lots of people in san francisco who at the time the clock struck, the city began to fall apart and before it was over within a few hours, the city had fallen apart. but, as usual, if you read yesterday, you know in the chronic

. >> can we hapture here with that high when you're asked to be right there in with willie brown. he has one thank you, guys like you. >> all right. here's what's coming up at 10 o'clock starting tomorrow. children, 12 to 15 years old will be eligible. >> to get the pfizer vaccine. what you need to know before you sign up your child for a shot. >> also a san francisco artist vowing to restore her artwork in chinatown after her murals. we're vandalized twice in recent weeks. tonight. we're getting a look at the surveillance video that she's hoping will help catch the person who did it. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news if you printed out directions to get here today, you're in the right place. my seminars are a great tool to help young homeowners who are turning into their parents. now, remember, they're not programs. they're tv shows. you woke up early. no one cares. yes. so, i was using something called homequote explorer from progressive to easily compare home insurance rates. was i hashtagging? progressive can't help you from becoming your parents, but we can help

if this were in san francisco when you saw willie brown say we are going to build the giants a new ballpark, he had the muscle to get that done. it took muscle on the local level but it and it took muscle on the state level. it even took some help from the feds to get it together. if you look at mayor adley when the warriors and said we want to move to san francisco, within a day ahead of the entire board of supervisors and legislative group and everybody signed a letter saying we want you here and we will do whatever it takes. that is what they did. in oakland the mayor doesn't have the power or the money. there are some suggestions being made out from her office that other cities may be able to join in on this effort to build these things. these sports complexes are not cheap, larry. they are not cheap for a number of reasons. the cost of construction these days, getting the land ready for it. in order to do that we say we need hotels and office spaces and residential development around. that also increased the cost. we are talking about a $12 million deal. it is probably the largest in t

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to actually blow up. so i'd like to bring a long-time lotus flower supporter. earthquake celebration. and celebrated those brave souls who rebuilt the city from the ashes. so it's my honor to introduce his honor. and wish him an 87th birthday. >> i am, of course, delighted to again be here with all of you for the occasion of memorializing and remembering how difficult it must have been in 1906 for lots of people in san francisco who at the time the clock struck, the city began to fall apart and before it was over within a few hours, the city had fallen apart. but, as usual, if you read yesterday, you know in the chronicle that, in fact,

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. there was a rumor he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to actually blow up. so i'd like to bring a long-time lotus flower supporter. earthquake celebration. and celebrated those brave souls who rebuilt the city from the ashes. so it's my honor to introduce his honor. and wish him an 87th birthday. >> i am, of course, delighted to again be here with all of you for the occasion of memorializing and remembering how difficult it must have been in 1906 for lots of people in san francisco who at the time the clock struck, the city began to fall apart and before it was over within a few hours, the city had fallen apart. but, as usual, if you read yesterday, you know in the chronic

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. was a rumor he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. there was a rumor he was going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to actually blow up. so i'd like to bring a long-time lotus flower supporter. earthquake celebration. and celebrated those brave souls who rebuilt the city from the ashes. so it's my honor to introduce his honor. and wish him an 87th birthday. >> i am, of course, delighted to again be here with all of you for the occasion of memorializing and remembering how difficult it must have been in 1906 for lots of people in san francisco who at the time the clock struck, the city began to fall apart and before it was over within a few hours, the city had fallen apart. but, as usual, if you read yesterday, you know in the chronic

any next book is going to be from james brown to willie geist and all in between. >> oh, my god. i love it. >> me and the god father. >> actually, we're not thinking of james brown. i'm thinking, really, brothers from another mother. so, tell me, rev, what do you want to do once everything opens up? >> i want to more than anything else, see people in pews at church and in the seats at rallies. it's very hard when you come out of a transition of call and response kind of speaking and preaching i do to look at a camera or a laptop and say amen back at you. i'm looking for somebody to really be there when i'm doing my speaking and sermonizing. >> rev, are you going to after the pandemic, is it going to be any different than before the pandemic? will you actually going -- will you be seen in public with me? can we go out to restaurants together and eat together? >> absolutely. i will go and we'll sit in the front of the open window at any restaurant, so people will know that we are together. and we walk together. >> that's good. that's good. all right, mika, it looks like everything's

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story.s going to run for mayor and i ran into him in north beach and i just put my hand out and i said would you make your first campaign promise and he said "yeah, whatever it is. what do you want?" i said, "i'd like to see water running through lotus fountain." he said, "you got it." and it wasn't an easy project. if they put water in it it was going to

before i introduce his honor, willy brown, who i want to tell you a quick story. there was a rumore

they report directly to the city administrator who reports directly to the mayor because in 1966, willie brown brought the city administrator under his purview. why doesn't the monitoring division have a commission? the two auditors have said many things. reviewing every aspect of what they were discussing on the agenda item and again and again, auditing the sfpuc. commissioners, some of you who have your heart in the right place. i've been talking about this for a long time. you now and i ask you this question earlier, you now have to make up your mind. are you -- you are policymakers. are you going to hold these people accountable? millions of dollars. >> thank you caller. your time is expired. next caller. your line is open. you have two minutes to comment on item 7b. >> caller: i want to pause for second and applaud commissioner who actually for the first time in years that i have heard where you came up publicly addressing the issues. again, i do applaud you. i thank you. this is the kind of discussions that we need whether public or private. we do have corruption. we do have contracts be