Lets give yourselves a round of applause. [cheers and applause] we want you to feel inspired. We want you to feel uplifted and we want to you feel curious about the history of this wonderful city by the bay and how black history is San Francisco history. We are celebrating the trailblazers, you know that came from San Francisco have been still coming from the gold rush era to wwii. When tens of thousands of African Americans including my parents came to San Francisco as part of the great migration, they came from the south and the west and midwest. They came for better way of life. They came to celebrate their gifts can and by the end of wwii, the filmore district had earned the title of harlem of the west. Now although the numbers of African Americans have dwindled and decreases in years, there is no way no how, that we can erase the proud ancestors who made this city what it is today. [applause] no way tonight, we will embrace the many colors and hue of those ancestors, they left the
35th avenue has been robbed four times since november. The owners of the franchise have decided enough is enough. Reporter a few weeks ago when robbers used a pick up truck and cable to steal a safe from the taco bell at 35th and mcarthur. Of the four robberies two occurred while they were open for business. Kimberly works on the metro wireless store across the street. They pull up out of nowhere. They are not just robbing the store they rob everyone in there as well. It is not as safe as it used to be a. I lot of crime now. Reporter with that in mind, the owner of the franchise, diversified restaurant group, closed the dining rooms at all four of the taco bells in oakland including this one. That leaves a taco bell on telegraph, owned by another company as the only place people can eat indoors. And that restaurant has gone cashless to try to prevent robberies. It is sad it got to the point where they can not even allow peopled in because they get robbed. Reporter drg would not comment
Living in this river in san jose for almost two years. That is all i have. And by then, by that its it up. Reporter she found out the city wants to move her and hundreds of others who live in the water ways. The question is when . It will be home first as he would try to get that place. Like timing on or something. It is all in ways that we can imagine where it could get cold, wet, muddy. Not to mention the deadly storms. The city has issued a mandatory evacuation order. If write go down, you will have both. Raccoons, all that stuff. I love. It and it just isnt an eyesore. The state is telling the city they need to do more to clean up the waterways or face steep fines. Tens of thousands of dollars a day started in mid 2025. Mayor mahans plan . Create a more safe sleep inside, expanded shelters, no zones of waterways. They want the county to add in treatment help and other investments before it is too late. But in the meantime susie is still out here without a clear path to follow. It t
Gleams thrown in ultimate glory, youre a city of mist and a city of dreams. Welcome to the 10th anniversary of the closing ceremony of black history celebration of San Francisco lets give yourselves a round of applause. [cheers and applause] we want you to feel inspired. We want you to feel uplifted and we want to you feel curious about the history of this wonderful city by the bay and how black history is San Francisco history. We are celebrating the trailblazers, you know that came from San Francisco have been still coming from the gold rush era to wwii. When tens of thousands of African Americans including my parents came to San Francisco as part of the great migration, they came from the south and the west and midwest. They came for better way of life. They came to celebrate their gifts can and by the end of wwii, the filmore district had earned the title of harlem of the west. Now although the numbers of African Americans have dwindled and decreases in years, there is no way no ho
Its only the robbing the store, they rob everyone in there as well. So its its not safe as how it used to be. Crime concerns in oakland and dining is down for one food chain. Community members continue demanding change. Its easy to feel sort of like helpless in the world with all the stuff thats going on and this is just a way to make the world a better place. East Bay Community members seeing a need and stepping up. Meet the Bridge Builders turned bench builders making sure everyone has a place to take a load off. The pathways that he opened up. He wanted to make sure they were left open for other people to follow. Making a way. How a man not only broke barriers in rooms where change happened, he held the door open for others to do the similar in silicon valley. Its horrible. You are forced to live with them. As fans endure. Meet a man tapping into big league feelings for his team, harnessing the hope of a community. We love stories that harness hope. Good morning, morning. Happy tues