Mission district today. Im joined by the Library Commission. Yes, thank you. [ applause ] lets move a little closer over here. You will be able to hear better and participate better in the program. We have seats over here available. All right, good morning, welcome. Im Micheal Lambert. Im proud to serve as your city librarian. Its wonderful to see all of you here and be in community with all of you in the Mission District today. Im joined by the Library Commission. Oh, yes. [ applause ] thank you. Im joined by the Library Commissioner dr. Lopez. Come on up here dr. Lopez. [ applause ] on behalf of the San Francisco Public Library wed like to welcome you to the Historic Mission branch for the kickoff of this construction project. Id like to begin with our land acknowledgment. Ill pause for the translator. Moving too fast. [translator speaking] thank you. The area known as the unseated ancestral homeland. The people of the land have never seated, lost, or forgotten that responsibility as
Reporter hope is still alive in Southern California as a grueling search for survivors continues with over 1,000 rescue workers searching amongst debris to find any signs of life after deadly mudslides swept through Santa Barbara county on tuesday. The death toll sitting at over a dozen people so far with victims ranging in age from 3 to 89 years old. As of friday, the number of missing has dropped but people here warn the numbers of dead and missing may still fluctuate. So right now, our main concern, main focus, search andrescue. So were searching the residences that have been damaged or destroyed by the slides and to confirm if there are people needing evacuation and are trapped. Reporter the rain, mud and boulders crashed down hillsides that had recently been hit by wildfires last december. Those fires left the earth burned unable to absorb sings of rain. In some places as much as six inches. If Mother Nature calls, you heed the warning right away. Dont try to stick around and save
Ceremony. We have Team Coverage of the fallout from the president s statement. Ktvus Cristina Rendon is in the newsroom with the landslide of angry reaction to the president s use of profanity. Cristina. Reporter the president says his language was tough but he denies that he used racist words when talking about immigrants from haiti, africa and central america. [ yelling ] reporter at the white house friday, President Trump did not address the alleged comments he made in a bipartisan closeddoor meeting on daca and immigration. He reportedly used a vulgar comment against haiti and african countries. One lawmaker who was in the Oval Office Meeting says the reports are true. Thats what he used these vile and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from [censored] holes the exact word used by the president , not just once but repeatedly. Reporter trumps words have sparked outrage and debate. I think the president s comments were ugly. I think they were disgusting. I think they were
Anyway, lets talk about no secret whats going on here this morning. Look at that thick fog. Highway 4, one. Most dangerous rides this morning. Visibility is down to nearly zero from Discovery Bay all the way to concord. Let me broaden it out. Its getting that way through the Altamont Pass and livermore. Petaluma to look at half moon b bay. This is the way it looks in walnut creek. You can barely see the cars traveling on 680 there. My accuweather 12hour planner, 46 degrees with a cooler and foggy start. Gray and hazy at noon. 57 to 59. May be a little bit of sunshine breaking through the canopy of clouds at 4 00. 57 to 62. Not too chilly this evening. Light jacket. 52 to 55. Lets find out more about the commute from sue. We have a b. A. R. T. Delay, baugh theyre recovering from earlier track maintenance on the dublin lines. Be aware. The end of recovery phase. The orange, the fog mike has been talking about in the north and east bay, the Altamont Pass, roadwork is out there. Its slowin