from the ymca closer to $6 million. it also requires the ymca to assume all maintenance and repair obligations for the butding including for the public restrooms which comes with an associated rent credit and it includes structural improvements and upgrades to the building with rent credits up to $5,000. so in terms of why we are a here and the need to amend the lease. the proposed lease amendments will provide for a revised seismic scope which has been designed in consultation with port engineering staff. to meet the seismic and structural code requirements at a significantly lower cost while still providing for a seismically upgraded facility. this change to the project scope is necessary in order to bring the project back into financial feasibility and ensure successful project delivery. some additional lease changes that i wanted to highlight in addition to the change to the seismic scope, the lease would include following changes to account for delays associated to the need to re-think and redesign the seismic scop

. >> giuliani is not staying at the ymca. will he ultimately have to sell the properties he owns, moved to more modest housing? >> it's really depends on a lot of things, like what exactly does he turn out to own? it is hard to say exactly where this is all hiding. more than likely, what will happen instead, somehow, he will be instead, sued by the plaintiffs, kind of o.j. simpson's experience with ron goldman over the years. that is the more likely outcome he will move to the ymca. >> thank you so much. >>> go inside rudy giuliani's rise and fall in the series, "giuliani, what happened to america's mayor?" the special airs saturday night at 8:00 eastern, only here on cnn. man, my health the mighty have fallen. >>> that seen today in prague in the czech republic, at least 14 people killed, 25 others injured. a mass shooting left people hiding on a building ledge, the terrifying scene is next. >>> the deadly mass shooting at a university in prague today. the shooter killed at least 14 people and wounded 12 others. it is one of

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that's at the bayview ymca at 2:00 p.m. community leaders lit one of seven candles. each represents a different part of the holiday. kwanzaa is celebrated through january 1st. >>> as the year comes to a close, we're taking a look at top movies from 2023. stick around. >>> trending this midday, 2023's top movies. we're bringing you the top five movies for the year according to collar. >> here's a look at the film that's topping the list. >> there's a word in korean. it means providence. or fate. >> do you believe in that? >> that's just something koreans say to seduce their men. >> that is a movie "past lives" which holds the number one spot on the ranking. it's followed by "oppenheimer" and "poor things" at two and three, then four is "barbie" and "the holdovers" coming in at number five. >> movies on our list to watch. >>> i think we've all been here. if you've ever wanted that sweet treat but just couldn't get it. >>> you had to wait. maybe something kids and adults can relate to. it was the same for osh the elephant. his keepers at the oakland zoo gave him a pumpk

organizations are part of the effort, including the heyward school district, oakland firefighters, ymca and parent voices of oak land. >>> as we kick off december, this is going to be really fun and beautiful. here's a look at the san francisco ferry building. our sky ranger was overhead just a short while ago. it's one of several spots in the city that will look very festive. some of the most iconic buildings will be lit up with artwork in about 15 minutes from now, let's glow sf kicks off the third year with art projections around downtown. it will be up until december 10th. six buildings will be lit up each night from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. >> i think that we're all really familiar with the narrative at this point. this is something that really fights that narrative and allows folks to realize the natural and architectural feeling of downtown san francisco while also celebrating the spirit of the season. >> okay. here's a look at all the various locations across san francisco in terms of the buildings, really around the downtown corridor that will be lit up. sales force tower. the mow bar

the village project helped the community to celebrate with a program at the bay view ymca in san francisco. there was a ceremony to mark the second principal of the seven day holiday. and the principal represents self-determination. blues singer tia carroll will also be performing live at jones methodist church at 6 p.m. we'll c7 bay area, so you can download it right? >> finally here, a san leandro teenager who is beating the odds is being honored by stanford children's hospital. >> and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports, the three time organ transplant recipient will be riding high at this year's rose parade and rose parade. >> preparations are well underway in pasadena and at stanford children's health. a sendoff for joseph sanchez, the san leandro teenager selected as the hospital's honoree to ride in its rose float. >> and thank you having me alive and proud to be here to us, it just it means so much. >> joseph's mother, elena muniz, by her son's side through it all , his biggest champion from seeing him battle to, you know, be here today and now being able to participat

it will be at places like the bay view ymca, a american culture complex will be celebrating tee a the library, all community be celebrating different principles of kwanzaa, because that is what it's all about. and i want to thank the opportunity for opening up the doors of the libraries. and i want to especially appreciate the person is the reason why we are able to make so much more happen because again, we have to be reminded of what we didn't necessarily have, we still have community. money, is great to have to do to do great celebrations but if you don't have love and joy and community it does not matter. but a little money does not hurt. it doesn't hurt. and i want to thank sharyl davis for her management of the dream keeper initiative. and making sure that those dollars reach in a way that they never touch community before. this is the work that must continue and this week, in celebrating kwanzaa, it is only the beginning and the best is yet to come. thank you all so much. [applause] >> thank you again, mayor breed, wao. [applause]. oh my goodness, i just want to echo your words

says it was the lowest, comes that my grandma used to say, when we decorated my for jacket on the ymca know that you need to take inspiration from the ground. black or brown represents earth. yeah, green is for grass. we didn't have green or light blue, for example. the choice of colors was limited to the basic on black, red and white. white is the color of sanctity purity. red is the color of defense that gives you protection. that's it. a. back in those days are crossed, swimming also made carpet switch, told their family stories, see if there was no writing system. so ornaments told stories you could tell from those pictures the families occupational to even tragic incidents were depicted whole from when someone died or was killed away from home. family history was passed down in order to minimize the there's a legend about a new man who room does the earth with his reindeer. when the animal google's and weary, it turned to his master and said, kill me, drink my blood, and we will become one. my soul will come back to earth and giving birth to a new race of reindeer people. we are n

corner you see the bayview safety swim and splash program, which is in partnership with our bayview ymca. it is a amazing program where kids learn to swim for free. we are targeting our k-5 youth and so far more then 230 youth have been-par tacepated in the program to date and one we want to continue to have, so as we invite our community down to the shoreline to have this waterfront experience, we don't want to forget the history of the connection of water and how that might impact the black community. our next slide will show you the sundown cinema that happened in september this year where partners from the san francisco park alliance hosted a free screening of black panther at the park. celebrating history and making connections within the community. our top right photo shows just last month the opening of the community invasion lab, so during the pandemic we hosted what was called a tech hub where we offered high speed wifi internet and device lending to community members. we are expanding that and piloting additional activities that can be held in the park. we had tons of community

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second principle of kwanza which means self-determination is taking place at the bayview hunters point ymca. the that goes on until 06:00pm. you can find more details on their website. the village project fdot work. still ahead, shelter workers calling unexpected adoption rates a true miracle. >> more on the forever. opening their doors for the holidays. and a reminder kron 4 is the place to be on new year's eve. starting at 9. we're live in las vegas. counting down to 2024 in every time zone at eleven-thirty. join brad lotus and just a moment for the bay area's only live in local new year's show. and the spectacular fireworks across the bay. >> workers at a pennsylvania animal shelter are celebrating what they're calling a christmas miracle. every single dog at the facility was adopted just days before the holiday. well, what's something that hasn't happened at the adams county spca and nearly 50 years. officials say the kettles were near capacity just 2 weeks prior. the shelter says it's now working with other facilities to take in animals and relieve the happy story like that. it's just

literally, someone today goes, "hey, i haven't seen you at the ymca pool lately." [ light laughter ]nk people view me like a wild animal. they're like, "he's -- it's more afraid of you than you are of it." >> seth: yeah. >> the walrus is around. you can talk to him, you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] no, but yeah, my doctor came, which is great i have this great doctor and i'm really lucky, but she did -- like, after she saw the show -- i talked about how i had bladder cancer, type 2 diabetes, i sleepwalked through a second story window after she saw the show, she was, i think, much more concerned during our visits. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> because i think when you see it in a one-hour format, it's like i'm performing my chart >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know what i mean? nobody gets a netflix special about their maladies >> seth: yeah. >> you know what i mean? >> seth: right, when you see it on a clipboard as a doctor you're like, "i can deal with all of this" and then you see it on a netflix special and you're like, "i think this guy's a lost cause. [ light

hey, ornaments if i wanted to see dusty red balls hanging under a shaggy thicket, i'd go to the ymcaday afternoon. [ laughter ] that's right, we're starting with a testicles joke. that's how we do christmas in burntown hey, ornaments you know what i don't want dangling precariously off a twig in a house with three kids and a dog? something that shatters. [ laughter ] you want me to hang orbs of the world's thinnest glass at toddler eye level? why don't i just paint the word "noel" on some hand grenades instead? also, it's bad enough we just ripped a healthy young tree out of the ground. now we got to desecrate the corpse by dressing it up like a stripper at a batchelor party? [ light laughter ] it's bringing holiday cheer, not starting an only fans. and not only are the store-bought ornaments bad, now, i've got to pretend to be impressed by those homemade monstrosities my kids bring home from school. [ light laughter ] "wow, you made this with just popsicle sticks and all the glue i never would have guessed let's hang it in the back, facing the wall, with all your other masterpieces.

the event will be at the bay view ymca at 2:00 p.m. many came together yesterday at city hall to celebrate the first day of kwanzaa. community leaders lit one of seven candles, each representing a different principle of the holiday, like unity, self-determination, creativity and faith. events will continue in the city all week. kwanzaa is celebrated through january 1st. >>> a lot more ahead at 6:30, including incoming rain headed for the bay area. we are under a microclimate weather alert. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when it's going to start really picking up, and how long it's expected to last. >>> plus, a christmas morning fire destroys over 20,000 square feet of commercial space here in los altos. concerns still over the building or parts of the building collapsing this morning. we'll give you a live update from the scene and the beloved businesses impacted b thisy loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried trea

. >> i work for the ymca nationally michael duvall. one of the things we like to tell people is we start with history. maybe you don't know this. here in 1853 was the first -- in tho first 100 yea, we were only for boyand young men. if you look at the 22 you hbcus that the y was working in, it was because of tse gentlemen. the system was built for you. we have to put the train back on the track. a means in your own town, you go back to figure out what they were doing in that town. blacken, black men and boys. >> we are talking about issues with education and what's happening socially. you have immense knowledge's -- knowledge. what are your thoughts on the role at the private sector -- at the private sector can play in dismantling the pipeline? i think the onus is on the private sectoro work hand-in-hand with private public partnerships. at amazon, we are customer obsessed. they are the backbone and prol everything that we do. these are our customers. these are communitiethat we engage in, participate in, have civic engagements in. it

some would woke issues would call pc woke issues painting their cars in rainbow wraps and doing the ymcathe optics doing that. it's just the optics of just crime of it. they just want crime solved, which they're doing. solved, which they're not doing. is argument that people is there an argument that people have just lost respect for the police? >> i there's an argument >> i think there's an argument that forces have that some police forces have really their perception really damaged their perception by appearing the wrong by appearing to have the wrong priorities those don't priorities. those those don't necessarily consume all that much actual police resources. whereas actually mike's right. the police the fact that the police now have stand ins for have are basically stand ins for so many social they so many social services. they get called out so many things get called out to so many things that a generation ago not that a generation ago would not have they might spend responsibility. they might spend six with six hours in a hospital with somebody they just arrested. but ultimately,

serves as a needed respite from the surrounding neighborhood, which includes three schools and the ymca specifically. we have concerns with respect to the shadowing of the park, which is acknowledged in the eir and also the effect of noise both during the years of upcoming construction and the permanent noise. once the construction is completed, which is going to have a significant impact on the wildlife in the park, which includes a family of hawks and various songbirds, we also have concerns about the construction noise on our surrounding neighborhood, which we all know will last for years as well as the effect of the noise on the surrounding schools, particularly lowell high school, which is 100ft from the proposed towers to be built on the northwest corner. it should be noted that ten blocks stretch from eucalyptus avenue, from 23rd avenue to middlefield contains three schools. saint stephen's middle high school and lakeshore middle middle school. each school day, 3500 students descend on a stretch of eucalyptus and it's gridlocked morning and afternoons. and the additional construc