The ocean. This is millions of people affected by either Tropical Storm force winds, hurricane winds, dangerous rip currents, flooding rain possible. Its going to be a massive storm, guys. Incredible to see how it hugs the coast like that. Is morning were also taking a live look outside at our roadways. Here is our emeryville camera. A few people slowly making their way on the road this labor day and taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. Not so many people here. Hi two people. Looking as expected with the holiday. On to developing news, the search still on for a man who rammed his car through the gate and drove onto the tarmac at Oakland International airport. And last seen jumping into San Francisco bay. Abc 7s Amy Hollyfield live at the airport. Reporter good morning. There are questions about how this could happen. An airport spokesperson in oakland says they will not be discussing the Airports Security plan. Meanwhile, Law Enforcement is looking for this man trying to find
Well be at the mid 80s to mid 90s in the south bay. Upper 80s to low 90s through the north bay. Warmer than average through San Francisco, 72, nearly 80 degrees in oakland. It all drops off from here. Well show you that coming up. First, back to you guys. Bay bridge toll plaza. E at the looks like things are still moving great. After all it is labor day. The Golden Gate Bridge, same thing happening here, a few lonely cars on the road. If you decide to get out and venture, i think youll be pretty good. New this morning, firefighters are cleaning up after a twoalarm garbage fire in san jose. Fire officials witell us it started on 12th and 13th streets north of ckson. The fire spread to an out building and threatened a number of homes in the area. The fire has been stopped. Cleanup will take some time because the yartd is filled with garbage. Fortunately no one was hurt. Hurricane dorian a category 5 storm with sustained winds of 185 miles an hour. Right now its still slamming bahamas. A
It comes to the lgbtq populations but we still have dealing with a lot of violents and discrimination in our own city. So we want to continue to lift up the voices of not just those folks who are here and surviving and being open and proud of being lgbtq but also folks that we have lost and we have lost a lot of community and we track a lot of death and a lot of violence again lgbtq of colour, and as you know by being on social media now, a lot of black trans women continue to be murdered and we want to lift those voices up and thank you for lifting our voice and celebrating the 40 years weve contributed to the change that is possible. And i want to also take this moment to just thank our staff and i dont know if anyone else wants to say anything but i want to continue to thank the folks that i work with and the tremendous hero work that they do and to our board and to our volunteers and to our supporters and to our donors, i want to say thank you very much and thank you, supervisor ro
Violence again lgbtq of colour, and as you know by being on social media now, a lot of black trans women continue to be murdered and we want to lift those voices up and thank you for lifting our voice and celebrating the 40 years weve contributed to the change that is possible. And i want to also take this moment to just thank our staff and i dont know if anyone else wants to say anything but i want to continue to thank the folks that i work with and the tremendous hero work that they do and to our board and to our volunteers and to our supporters and to our donors, i want to say thank you very much and thank you, supervisor ronen. [cheers and applause] last but not least, our esteemed supervisor from district 11, supervisor safaye. Yes, thank you. Long anticipated. [ laughter ] we have to do what you did last time, president yi, and start with district 11 first next time. [ laughter ] but anyway, very, very honour and happy to be here today to honour a friend, lifelong devoteee to the
Month. I thank you for your service and your advocacy and i would like now to turn the floor over to an officer and the pride alliance. [applause] on behalf of the pride alliance, i would like to thank you for this recognition. It means the world to us. A little history on the pride alliance, it was created in 2001 when a group of courageous San Francisco Police Officers who identified as lgbtq establish an organization because they felt the department needed to change and that the relationships between the lgbtq officers and the department needed to be flourishing and needed to change for the better. I dont think those officers would have thought we would have had a rainbow s. U. V. Rolling around the streets of San Francisco or that Police Officers from the department, lgbtq, straight, allied, members of the command staff and the chief himself will be Walking Around the month of june wearing pride patches, which we would like to thank the commission and the command staff for allowing