wilson walker in menlo park with a decision that could prove to be catastrophic for the transit agency. >> we got a tip at the beginning of the meeting after the meeting started. it was a total shock. >> reporter: even for those who hang on bay area transit issues, it came as shockwh san francisco suistodvancea vember balloasfoa cal is operate insco eron'tallymake e sis as to what happens. >> we were never hot about a sales tax. >> reporter: explaining the decision today, the supervisors pointed to the long standing rift over how the system is managed and funded. >> san francisco county has saved cal train multiple times. we stepped up with money when san francisco and santa clara county didn't want to. >> reporter: he represents san mateo county on the board of directors saying a three county sales tax drawn up to modernize the system is now needed to save it from the pandemic. without the ballot measures. >> it will mean the end of cal train as we understand it. >> why have a power struggle in the middle of a pandemic causing so much destruction? any further damage to the already wou

i'm kris sanchez in menlo park. i'll tell you why coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> do i want to be on the watch list? absolutely not. >>> right now at 6:30, the bay area's only holdout, san mateo county, is heading for the state's dreaded watch list if things don't turn around. next, the key factors sounding the alarm. >>> plus, today's giants home opener overshadowed by an outbreak that could put the entire baseball season at risk. a live report is coming up next on the possible impact beyond the ballpark. >>> and today marks one year since the gilroy garlic festival shooting, and the pain for many is still all too real. this morning we remember the lives lost and we look towards the future with the community. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. laura is here as well, as well as mike and kari getting a look at what's going on. let's get a look at the commute this morning, mike inouye standing by with a look a

menlo park was no exception. the amount of illegal fireworks was the worst he's seen in his 40 years of work. the fire chief says the fireworks were out of control. this is a picture showing one set of illegal fireworks going off right behind that electronic safety sign. fireworks are illegal in menlo park. fireworks blamed for a dozen fires set across the bay area. >>> well, today at noon there is a march in san francisco for peace and justice honoring gun violence victims. the family of a 6-year-old little boy who was shot and killed in the city over the weekend is making a painful plea. yesterday they gathered with police and the mayor to urge people to help them catch the gunman. he was just 6 years old, 6, was watching fireworks when he was shot on july 4th. the sfpd believes it was a deliberate shooting but he was not the target. his father says the violence has to stop. >> how hard it is to get up here as and lose your son to something so senseless. >> no arrests made so far. >>> right now at 6:00, the ret

. >> we're seeing mountain view, menlo park, and santa clara with largest year decline for one beds they're all down about 16%. >> many tenants were getting one month rent free in exchange for an extension of the lease. >> the one month free rent isn't enough. and i'm finding myself negotiating for lower rents to keep people from moving out or get people to sign the lease. >> definitely ask questions. and it's okay to make demands right now, there's so many units available. >> kenny, we know bay area prices over all we've seen them decrease. >>iz numbers genelldite people moving out of the bay area. but places like sacramento, not too far from the bay area. those are showing significant increases and consistent increases last month when we checked. sacramento was up 5% year over year the newest numbers indicate one bed rooms and two bed rooms in sacramento up 10% year over year. elizabeth? >> amazing to see that change. all right, kenny, thank you. trailers to help house the homeless. in a first of kind experiment california dispatched 1300 trailers usually on stand by for emergencies to ci

also in the 50s now from san francisco, 54 to pacifica, 52. 55 in menlo park and down in san jose, you can see down at 53 degrees so feeling cooler than when you walked out the door this time yesterday. these are the highs we're looking out for today. 87 in santa rosa. that will be three degrees above average. much cooler than yesterday. 66 in san francisco. 72 in oakland. 83 in livermore. 79 in san jose. temperatures are looking good. that cooling down is happening throughout the day. tomorrow looking good too. tomorrow morning seeing that marine layer return. as we get towards the end of the week, another warm upcoming our way. obviously that could be difficult for fires as we see more of those 90s pop up inland. so we're talking >>> time now is 4:43. despite a surge in coronavirus cases, a lot of people went ahead with their holiday celebrations. coming up, we'll look at some of the holiday celebrations around the nation. >>> in the coming days, the supreme court will hear major cases but the clock is ticking as the court gets ready for summer recess. we'll tell you the big decision

menlo park san jose all at 60. there's the morning soup are effective. 75 redding. 45 south lake tahoe. but upper 50s ukiah and sacramento. down at monterey at 60. the high in the four corners area is more towards the panhandle of texas and low in the pacific northwest. they have desighed to park it. and it's a stand off. so it's stable pattern and there's signs maybe the high will build in a little by the weekend which should warm inland areas up. odont think there's change coast and bay except earlier burn off on the fog. but 60, 70s, 80s near the water and upper 80s to 90s inland. if you like the pattern, you are not going to complain. if you don't like it, i don't see much change going on even into august. >>> it's 5:22. the pandemic is creating a financial hardship for millions of americans. still ahead, the impact on real estate market and why it could be bad news for renters. >>> plus, the new program in the south bay to provide potentially life changing financial assistance for young people who have aged ou

lafayette, 61, as he head over to the peninsula, san francisco in those low 50s but 57 in menlo park, we are starting to see a little bit warmer than we were this time yesterday, not bad but just a degree or two. so we had the marine layer tried to roll in this morning, again it is not terribly successful but it made it closer. we have that onshore flow, we could see a few low clouds kind of roll in with this. for the most part we are looking for a slightly above average day so santa rosa about 90 degrees for you, 68 for san francisco, 55 for oakland with the average is about 71 this time of year. 91 in livermore and 85 in san jose. that heat is taking up in the inland communities. we'll talk about that when i have the extended forecast. >>> time is 4:42, dr. and the east bay shot and killed right in front of his teenage son. up next, we hear from the doctors family about what led up to that shooting and how his teenage son got away from the gunmen. and a warning, if you use tick- tock, why the u.s. government says the popular app could be a national security threat. and the reminder

lakeport, 58 and 59 in brentwood, 59 in menlo park and sunnyvale. everyone is very close. some moisture funneling in for the sierra nevada. generally, pretty cool with a mild pattern. i don't see it changing, day- to-day changes. it looks like it will bump up a few degrees. maybe only people in the weather would know it. an even keel to the weekend with no big changes yet, you guys. >>> the time is 4:43 and still ahead, rapid gunfire caught on camera. look at the pictures and we show you how san francisco police investigate as they asked the public for help. >>> unreliable mail delivery and one bay area neighborhood and why the residents say it's even worse during the pandemic. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california

nevada, 54, 57, menlo park. fremont and hayward, 58. the pacific northwest looks like it will give up a bit of ground, which is in! four corners as it builds back. and as it does, that will allow earlier burn off on the fog and a bump up on inland temperatures. but that low will kick back in and start a cooling trend, if not sunday, early next week it's again, just subtle changes here. a bump up for a bit, and right back down into the first week of august. >>> time is 4:42. dozens of conventions that were due to take place are now canceled it up next, a financial hit to the bay area is the pandemic continues to disrupt the economy. >>> plus, businesses normally inside of shopping malls, setting up shop outside. the measures some stores are taking just to stay open. >>> don't forget, you can have morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email , and sign up for this daily service. >>> welcome back. it's now 4:44 here on mornings on 2. two very important financial reports will

we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and low 60s around menlo park. 672 62 in antioch. mid and upper 50s elsewhere. and a little bit of fog trying to form around petaluma. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it is cloudy there, yep, same pattern as the last couple of days for your commute. here is a look at the north bay where it turns sunny around 10:00 and 65, we'll hang out in the upper 70s for a couple hours. and a wonderful 66 at 8:00. for the south bay, mostly sunny at 8:00, at noon you are full of sunshine and 78. and how about mid-80s for a couple hours this afternoon and 73 with sunshine at 8:00 this evening. and for the east bay valley, 62 and sunshine at 8:00, upper 80s for several hours this afternoon. but you cool nicely this evening also. 73 with sunshine at 8:00. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up next. first good morning to jobina. how is your friday going? >> good morning, mike. it is going well, thank you. i am just happy it is friday like i'm sure many others are. hi, everyone. we'll start off with a look at the m

park and 15.7% in cupertino. they're seeing an up tick in prices compared to last july. oakland jumping up 4.5% for one bedroom leases. experts say job uncertainty, remote work and lifestyle changes all playing a role in what's perihappening here. >> santa clara county opening three new and free testing sites here. they're all considering pop up sites. they're offering free nasal swab tests and nobody is asking any questions. go get tested. testing available tuesday through friday, 10:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon and at independence high school. gilroy's pop up site will operate at south county annex from 1:00 to 6:00 in the evening tuesday through friday. also it's going to be open saturday from 9:00 until 2:00. a lot of opportunities to get tested in santa clara county. in oakland, businesses continue doing what they can. they came back today and it had been shutdown because of the pandemic. it's back today. health precautions in place. you put more space between the vendor booths. customers don't grab them t

we are live in menlo park, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> some bay area school districts are three to four weeks away from the start of the fall semester. and there's still a lot of confusion about what you can expect. today, the state superintendent of public instruction said most should not reopen if current covid trends continue. >> i often talk about the three pillars that i think are important for us during this pandemic. one is to follow safety health guidance and science guidance on how to safely reopen schools. if it's not safe to do so. then schools should not reopen in a way that would put students or staff in harm's way. >> the san francisco unified school district has decided to start off all classes next month with distance learning. the superintendent says the district hopes to eventually use a hybrid approach. this means a combination of in- person classroom learning and virtual instruction. but only when the data suggests that it is safe to do so. coming up at 6:00, more on the mounting pressure for parents as schools decide to keep kids at home and for all the latest infor

temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and 60 right now in places like redwood city and menlo park and warm spot being san jose 61 and antioch 62. hayward and also oakland at 60 and right now san rafael 64 degrees. your commute a little breezy north of the bay bridge and little choppy there and more comfortable on mass transit today with temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s around most neighborhood. here's a look at the north bay. 58 and clouds at 8:00 and barely sunshine at 10:00 and 63 and a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon and upper 70s until we get to the evening hours and sunshine at 66. east bay we're stuck in the 60s in most neighborhoods all day but upper 60s. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit a few 70s here and there. 61 at 8:00 and for san francisco, a little breezy today with 50s through 10:00 and all the way to 8:00. a high of about 64 degrees today. let's head back to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you so much. good morning, everyone. we have a number of construction projects out there on our roads that are shutting down. a

nna menlo park, the salon remains open. it would not be if she were any further down el camino. >> i worried because the boundary is already there. >> there is something wrong with the metrics. >> he is a little frustrated with the ins and outs of the watchlist. his county had its own reopening plan that wasn't so heavily focused on what a business did but how it might operate safely. >> we have that going for literally two days and then the state stepped in and put us on the watchlist. >> how did san mateo county that does trespass over the benchmark still managed to stay off the tchlist? >> i thinonof the ings is ok atr criaand we are doing rather well. >> san mateo supervisor who thought the county would get listed said they avoided it by making a strong argument in their own defense. >> it looks like the state in that area is taking us seriously. >> there was no such luck on the other side of the county line. >> i think the governor is doing the best he can to up with somngt ne of dealt with he has come up with a better

west southwest 17. 70 in brentwood and menlo park also in the 60s now. it is a good fog bank. all the way up into northern sonoma county. they will be mostly in the 70s. you can see the fog up and down the coast. last week we were kicking into hot temperatures. it carried us right into the weekend. it is nothing to bed last weekend. looks quiet here. 67 and 90s. they missed it, yesterday. so the temperatures are close to the seasonal averages. we are holding steady going into early next week. >>> alameda county getting the green light. they might open up outdoor dining. this is days after shutting it down. twitter is facing backlash after high profile accounts were hacked. what does this mean for twitter security coming up? you can have morning headlines delivered to you. sign up for the newsletter. go to ktvu.com to sign up. more news coming up after the break. nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee,

pacifica 52 and menlo park at 58. low clouds and fog will be on the move and the key is the high in the four corners. this is now moving and weakening and the result is cooler. it is always tough to drop temperatures 50 degrees for some and 24 hours but that's it for today would leveling off on wednesday. >> thanks, steve. >>> new information about a woman fighting for her life this morning in san francisco, the details on the investigation this morning. >>> also an update on yesterday's explosion on a navy ship in san francisco. what is happening this morning with the latest on those injured. don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. sign up for the daily service. we might know you better than you know yourself. 7-eleven. always open. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because

san francisco, 52 in menlo park, as we had a little closer to where that fire is come you can see it's about 49 degrees and for morgan hill. temperatures had definitely given them a little bit of a break today. inland we will see inland, 87 for your high, 60s in san francisco, should be very nice, 72 in oakland, very pleasant temperatures around the bay. 83 and livermore expected a and 79th in san jose. not bad at all. cleaned out a little bit for those inland communities. tomorrow we should see the layer return. we should see similar temperatures. we do have a warm-up coming up at the end of the week when number tries -- i'll have more about that when i come back. >>> coming up, confrontations in the east bay city of martinez after a black lives matter mural in the street was vandalized. the varying intense moment after an argument ended with a man pulling out again. plus, many cities saw violence over the holiday weekend. several children were hurt. we'll tell you which cities seemed to have the most problems. reinventing. it's what small businesses do. with comcast business, your sm

san carlos, menlo park and brentwood will have something in common, they are 60 and so is san jose. high in the panhandle of texas, new mexico. low off the pacific northwest. they have just -- they are entrenched and we get temperatures and conditions that are similar to what we have had the last two weeks. little change going forward. maybe warmer inland on weekend. >> thank you. >>> 6:21 is the time. honoring colin kaepernick and dr. anthony fauci. we will explain how the quarterback and top infectious disease expert are recognized. >>> and a covid-vaccine trial is making progress with thousands participating across the country. we will tell you how soon a vaccine could be available. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage

let's take a look at the temperatures. 60 in places like san bruno, 61 in redwood city and menlo park. there are cloudy conditions and even some drizzle in the higher elevations. temperatures 345i7b s mainly in mid-50s. it is a pretty full bay bridge toll plaza. nrth of the bay bridge threw t through the delta, we have a small craft advisory again. and here is a look at the north bay, full-on sunshine by noon and that helps us push into the low even upper 70s for a couple hours back to the low 70s from noon to 6:00. and 65 with sunshine during the evening hours. south bay, we should be pretty sunny by 10:00 and 68. mid to upper 70s from noon through about 6:00 with sunshine. a little bit of haze out there from the mineral fire. and east bay valleys, in the 60s with finally getting sunshine around 10:00. 75 at noon. low 80s some of the warmer temperatures. 68 by the time we head into the evening hours. so enjoy that. we'll take a look at how long the below average temperatures will last coming up. 6:21 so there is a bit of a backup. and there is a high wind advisory for the benicia bri

. >> reporter: down in menlo park, the salon is also open. it would not be if she was parked any further down el camino. >> yes, i am worried about it because santa clara county is already closed. >> that number is only 3.8% of santa clara county, yet somehow we landed on the state watchlist. so, there is something wrong with the metrics. >> reporter: santa clara supervisor dave cortez is a little frustrated with the ins and outs of the watchlist. remember, his county had its own reopening plan that was not so heavily focused on what a business did, more so on how it might operate safely. >> we have that going for us, for literally two days and then the state stepped in with this watchlist. >> reporter: how did san mateo county, which does trespass over the case rate benchmark, still managed to stay off the watchlist? >> i think one of the things is our engagement with the state. you look at other criteria, we are doing rather, rather well. >> reporter: the san mateo supervisor, who thought his county would get listed this week, says they avo

we're mostly cloudy on the peninsula, we have 60 at menlo park, mid to upper 50s elsewhere. and we have mid-50s to low 60s just about everywhere else. 61 along the palo alto. look at the bay bridge toll plaza is i'm looking at the clouds and i'm sure jobina is looking at the traffic. breezy north of the bay bridge through the delta once again and choppy, same time frame as yesterday. and pretty comfortable temperatures if you are taking mass transit today. north bay, we're cloudy through 8:00, seeing sunshine, but still stuck in the 60s by 10:00. by noon, 74. low 80s for a couple hours this afternoon. and very nice 69 with sunshine at 8:00. 62 and a few clouds lingering at 8:00 in the south bay. we'll hang out in the low to mid-80s during the afternoon hours. in the east bay valleys, a little warmer with faster sunshine. now let's talk more about that but what if you could startdo better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back.

menlo park company now adding labels to all posts regarding voting. this includes presidential cndidates and federally elected officials. they will direct viewers to an official government website with voting information. >>> and ludicroacris is creatin child friendly music with his kid nation platform. it creates songs to teach kids will certain events. get along was released during protests following the death of george floyd. stay clean was released am mid e covid-19 pandemic. and it was created by kids and for kids. a nice change. >> that is cool. >>> new at 6:00, you can own a piece of disney history. a preview of a big auction as the park celebrates its 65th birthday. >>> and plus a vote that do change the coliseum as we know it, why county leaders may turn the home of the as into something much more than baseball. >>> and surely the strangest travel advertisement we have ever seen, you have it hear what iceland is doing to try to get you to visit. but first, i want to tell you about something else. this is our one hour special called give where

it's a hot day in menlo park and lost altos. numbers in the city in the low 70s so beautiful here, mid-60s for daly city, and the sunset up in the north bay, 100ical stowia ga and lakeport, 19 in napa and numbers around 09 degrees in san rafael. near east bay nice and mild, the closer you are to berkeley and oakland, with the upper 70s but as you head out towards union city and fremont, mid, upper 80s heading inland, temperatures pretty oppressive with 100 in pittsburg. 101 in concord. pleasanton and san ramon close to the 100-degree mark and looking at those overnight lows, comfortable as they drop off towards the early morning hours, but the early evening hours will be still quite warm, especially in the upper elevations. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s at the coast, mid 80s around the bay. 102 inland today. big time cooling for your monday and we're looking at the that typical summer spread that continues with the morning fog, afternoon warmth inland with minor cooling by the end of the week. so pretty quiet week ahea

. >>> menlo park as an interim police chief. law enforcement david spiller starts tomorrow, replacing retiring dave bertini 's last day was today. he has 30 years of experience in law enforcement. he served in san diego, mountain view and pleasanton. he was police chief at pleasanton for eight years before retiring last year. a search for a permanent police chief is now underway. >>> a new report shows almost 30 million americans are struggling to find enough food to eat. the census bureau started tracking the data in may and says that last week food insecurity levels were the far. almost 24 million peopand indic sometimes didn't have enough to eat in the previous seven days and almost 5 and half million people said that they often don't have enough to eat as the economic fallout from the coronavirus continues. advocates to the growing need for food and housing is heading all parts of the bay area. in cupertino, west valley community services said more than 20,000 people are living in poverty in the area of los gatos, saratoga a

in menlo park, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> thanks for the latest there, kris. today contra costa county could join the list of bay area counties enforcing citations for anyone that is violating public health orders during this pandemic. anyone not properly socially distancing could pay up to $100. for businesses, it could be up to $1,000. it would be up to city and county officials to enforce the rules. similar orders are already in place in marin and napa counties and sonoma county will vote on fines next week. supervisors are expected to vote on the proposal later today. >>> things will look different in downtown campbell today to make room for more outdoor dining. it's the most recent city to shut down streets to help restaurants stay in business. for the next two weeks traffic will be closed on east campbell avenue. restaurants will be able to set up tables on the street and give patrons an outdoor dining experience. >>> the fda is expanding its warning on hand sanitizers. dozens of brands were recalled last t on "today in the bay." now there are nearly tha

. >> it begins to climb and we are seeing mountain view menlo park and santa clara with largest year overear declin 'rw >> definitely ask questions and it's okay to make some sort of -- because there's so many units available. >> farther out from the bay, rent prices have gone up. august numbers show the cost of a one or two bedroom apartment in sacramento increased more than 10% year over year. >>> meantime, this morning, a third extension has been issued for eviction protection in alameda county. the eviction moratorium was just extended until the end of the year due to the ongoing pandemic. >>> a live look now on capitol hill where today california officials are expected to grill edd leaders after one million californians still haven't received their unemployment benefits. the system at the employment development department had been crisis mode since the beginning of the pandemic in march. when it was hit with 9 million unemployment claims. from day one, the governor has pledged to improve this system. the governor's office has launched what they're calling a strike team to handle

but most locations are running upper 50s to near 60 including atherton and menlo park all at 61. that's he the monday morning super effect. a little monsoon moisture from arizona las vegas. some of that bears watching going as far as cloud cover. but that low coming in is really going to usher in a cooler pattern here. so 60, 70s, 80s, some inland locations well below average. i don't see them changing too much or going above. nothing that says that right now. and going extending out well out to about 7, 10 days and that's the message here. subtle changes day to day looks cooler going into wednesday, thursday, and friday a little rebound but nice on the weekend you guys. >> time now 6:11. debating the next coronavirus economic relief package. coming up, what's expected in this package is unemployment benefits from the cares act are about to run out. >>> plus, trader joe's responding to a petition to change some of its product labeling. why critics say some of the labels are racist. >>> you have the power of 2 newscast 10:00 and 11:00. >> you have the power to know ever which wher

here's a little peek at one oh one 27 minutes from san jose to menlo park that's looking good and a quick peek at the bay bridge just a minor wait nothing major 12 minutes into san francisco. marty. >>all right robin will democratic state lawmakers unveiled a 100 billion dollars stimulus plan to help millions of californians. that includes tax breaks for small businesses financial relief for undocumented immigrant workers and an increase in affordable housing and renter protections. the plans aimed at accelerating revenue collection from many available funding streams without having to raise taxes. it would also involve borrowing from the federal government to boost the state's unemployment program, lawmakers in both chambers want to get the deal passed before the end of the session deadline. governor newsome didn't comment on this plan because he says he hasn't seen the details. >>inclusion and that's foundational in terms of any package needs to move forward. we have to include a framework bringing people along as we reopen our economy and as we grow our economy. >>one of the leaders of

it's a rough go. 57 degrees in hayward right now. 54 in lafayette, san francisco 52 for you, menlo park about 50 and very pleasant out there this morning. good morning, 47 degrees for you. we haven't really had the full effects of the marine layer and not so much. we had a few low clouds out there and that's contributed to argumentative levels being higher and moisture air and today will be a pretty nice day out there and temperatures on the coast in the 60s and 70s around the bay and that'll be beautiful and tomorrow will be a lovely 85 degrees. dave, back to you. >>> the debate, why di city supervisors over how long rent prizes should be frozen. >>> black lives matter mural is the focus of a controversy and a national spotlight. how organizers and city officials are responding. >>> you have the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. >>> you also have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. and then there's this w

saint carlos 59. 60 in menlo park. los altos@58. retro grading was settled and of the pacific northwest bring rain into seattle. but that dips over us and opens a door for a cooler pattern. tomorrow will be cooler for everyone. even in the back 40. a quick warm-up especially inland on the weekend. >>announcer: going to into the fourth of july we can, health professionals are worried about the spread of the coronavirus. at 8:00 am, what governor newsom is expected to announce today. and tech companies who were among the first to tell employees to work from home. we will take what google now says about how long its offices will be closed. and a lowering san francisco's boating edge. we have an update on the movement to allow minors to vote. now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you. sign up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email and sign up for the daily search. >>> everybody sing and everybody dance. lionel richie. by the, a little trivia here, background vocals on this track was richard marx among othe

patrick's seminary in menlo park. in 1982 father ken started his first assignment as associate pastor at sacred heart church in san francisco shortly after appointed to saint elizabeth parish and began service as a chaplain in the united states navy and active reserve. before arriving at saint vincent depaul in 2011, father ken also served as pastor of saint sebastian paris and pastor of saint isabella parish. for nearly 40 years father ken has served the people of san francisco with a particular focus on the most vulnerable populations and as a long running member of the board of directors for the san francisco interfaith counsel, he was a unifying leader in our city. he regularly reached out to make sure that the families and michael pappas, the executive director said father ken was a visionary priest who served several terms on the san francisco interfaith council board of directors including the first board. including a former merchant marine and among the clergy and the epidemic and he was a kind and gentle soul

patrick's seminary in menlo park. in 1982 father ken started his first assignment as associate pastor at sacred heart church in san francisco shortly after appointed to saint elizabeth parish and began service as a chaplain in the united states navy and active reserve. before arriving at saint vincent depaul in 2011, father ken also served as pastor of saint sebastian paris and pastor of saint isabella parish. for nearly 40 years father ken has served the people of san francisco with a particular focus on the most vulnerable populations and as a long running member of the board of directors for the san francisco interfaith counsel, he was a unifying leader in our city. he regularly reached out to make sure that the families and michael pappas, the executive director said father ken was a visionary priest who served several terms on the san francisco interfaith council board of directors including the first board. including a former merchant marine and among the clergy and the epidemic and he was a kind and gentle soul