, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thinking about what manufacturer needs grow. for example, it would be traditional things like helping them find capital, provide assistance loans, help to provide small business owners with education. we have had some great experience doing what you might call pop ups or temporary selling events, and maybe the most recent example was one that we did as part of sf made week in partnership with the city seas partnership with small business, creating a 100 company selling day right here at city hall, in partnership with mayor lee and the board of supervisors, and it was just a wonderful opportunity for many of our smaller manufacturers who may be one or two-person shop, and who don't have the wherewithal to have their own dedicated retail store to show t

mary's square in san francisco. it's such a shame on san francisco that the city displaced a monument which is actually a lie and just a vessel for propaganda. i hope san francisco will be filled with freedom, love, hope, courage, and justice from god. and i have -- over here -- >> sfgtv, please. >> human rights activist, freedom fighter, nobel peace prize laureate, yet his name doesn't appear in searches in his own country, china. in 2010, when he was in jail in china, he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his long and violent struggle for fundamental human rights in china. he was representative of our fami family -- represented in our family in 2010 by an empty chair. he repeatedly said i dedicated this prize to the lost souls of june 4th in reference to the victims of the tienanmen square massacre. hatred can ruin a person's conscience. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> since i was born and raised in japan and living in this country right now, and looking at this situation where many of the --

i like spending time in san francisco. and you have the cream of the crop in san francisco. you have innovative leaders who are figuring out ways to figure out these challenges and mayor lee and mr. weiner are champions of parks and open space. they know that being champions for parks and open space are being champions for climate resolution and champions for all of that. and we have a organization that creates access to communities for access to nature for all. we do that with mayor lee on parks around the city including vodecker park a couple of miles away. and what this bill is starting to figure out is how we solve the issue of population growth, of the scarcaty of land for parks and open space, and the increase of costs for parks and open space. and this bill is solving -- it is beginning to be a piece of the puzzle to solve all of that an as we do work around the country, we are looking at this as a model in communities across the country and in communities across the state. this is an example of how your leadership in sacramento is responsible for passing impactable p

the city of san francisco openee door and let the poison drug alr san francisco. they are [inaudible] to all peod you guys promote this poison dre youth and youn youngsters and pn drugs on [inaudible] you know, the poison like -- bi, smiling table. it's around san francisco. school children pay [inaudible] they say come to take it. we have candy and yummy cookie . the poison industry care about e next generation.fké they just want more people addio this poison drug. and the city willç get more dey money. not only that, the market sellsg dealers. children on the street, friendse advertising. san francisco is not beauty any. not safe any more. then just [inaudible] because tg addicted criminals want to get e money for robbing people. they will attack -- ra tract moe homeless to the city to get -- t more homeless to the sho poison. san francisco health departmente marijuana is a3me poison drug. in california. it's more dangerous to drive thn alcohol. >> supervisor farrell: thank yo, next speaker. , please. >> hi, i'm an sf who has been as activist for a long tim

francisco, but health care is a right and it's known by san francisco residences, by californians, and americans. health care is a right, and that's what we're going to make sure we keep delivering on in california. so with that, i'd like to introduce ricardo richy, apexer. >> i want to say thank you to everyone who spoke today, ed lee, supervisor breed, 360, everything that everybody said when this project came to me, i'm a native san francisco resident, born and raised here, working in hospitals and health care industries, and i live really close to here, and i remember seeing the building get remodelled, and i think it's great that it's a health care center, health care 360 in the middle of san francisco that a lot of people when it comes to public transportation, traffic in and out, so thinking about the mural, i definitely wanted to touch base on a lot of different points. the different communities that health care 360 helps with services, as well as i also think the rainbow colors represent everybody. it's not just one group of people or one race of people, san francisco is of ma

san francisco. now we need to focus on the next step and that is modern sizing our facility -- modernizing our facility and we have started our community outreach. so, a component of that is our 2017 facilities framework. what we wanted to do is we knew our facilities throughout san francisco which i will show shortly, were in need of reconstruction, renovation and modernization. but what we wanted to do was develop a plan that was both dynamic, allowed us to make continuous immovements across san francisco and our campus and realistically costed out year over year and we were continuously able to make improvements throughout san francisco. you will see our facilities. we do have a number and i do believe still we have more facilities than any other city department in the city and county of san francisco, minus fire stations and police stations. but significant facilities. so, 20 plus. nine major maintenance yards. this began with the 2013 vision report and when we looked at it as a baseline, what w

san francisco. so, very pleased to be joined by one of our members, i guess the most senior member of our state delegation. join me in welcoming assembly member phil ting. [applause] >> thank you, ed. let me just begin to thank ed and the entire m.t.a. team for doing the fabulous job that you do. i know it's a very hard job, a very challenging job. every day you're touching hundreds of thousands of members of the public but you are doing really god's work in this city. ed was totally right when he started by saying that we are growing as a city. we're trying to add more people in san francisco and have more people work in san francisco, live in san francisco. but that is only going to work if muni works. it is only going to work if we can connect bike lanes and pedestrian walkways into muni so people can get to and from work. that wouldn't happen without ed's leadership or the mayor's leadership or supervisor breed's leadership. it is an honor to represent san francisco at the state legislature. ed

thank you no no welcome back to cars or part time i got to san francisco. and talk with wolf rector of wall street life eligible for target wolf welcome back well thanks for having me back on your show max hi wolf we've talked to you over the years about the housing bubble which seems to grow more insane by the air in the retail sector one which has definitely imploded let's get an update first on housing what's going on off well we have some very interesting very big housing bubbles in various cities around the country and just a little study yesterday on what's going on in san francisco we had an enormous spike in single family house prices in october. i mean enormous going up to almost one point six million dollars. and that's a that's a huge jump it's a thirteen percent jump from rio at the same time and then it kind of next in san francisco because there really aren't that many houses it's mostly apartments or condos or what we call i see so tenants in common apartments and which is sort of a different version of a condo and rental apartment so there's

it's a money maker though luke make money on the leaning tower of geeks in san francisco i've heard it so well let's go over some of the points the business insider points out here it was completed in two thousand and eight and the first five weeks of sales millennium tower sold one hundred million dollars worth of condos the san francisco chronicle reported the units range in price from one point six million to ten million dollars and the developer is the millennium tower millennium partings argue that construction nearby is to blame for any sinking or tilting a city transportation hub the transit bay transit center broke ground next door and twenty ten they call it a process of de watering so when they were building this transportation hub next door what they had to do is they had to drain all the water out of they the ground in order to make sure that the ground under transportation hub was stable and subsidence as they call it in the retail trade in san francisco's nine eleven this is the good apocalypse there are five million dollars condos are tilting and falling into the bay are

partly cloudy skies in san jose. gorgeous clear skies in san francisco. clearing out, setting the stage for a chilly night and you see healedberg. and still snow flying there in the sierra about above 6,000 feet and a short reprieve into tomorrow morning. clearing skies and cool start to the day and a chance of north bay showers as the pattern continues. another storm more powerful to follow the late sunday system, arriving in the late part of the week. the time line and how much you could expect in ten minutes. >>> let's take about that storm that moved through today. several crashes on the road. s even some flooding. tom jenson is in san jose and continues our microclimate weather coverage. >> reporter: terry, the specific problem here at this on-ramp at 680 was i lake. you will see video in a second. backed up for hours, traffic is moving with one lane of the ramp open. rain and snow caused a whole host of problems across the area since last night. two large diesel pumps suck water from what turned into a be lake a allen rock avenue off-ramp to 680 sou

i'm just talking about san francisco. i can't -- for those out of towners, if that's what their values are, that's fine, but i'm talking about us in san francisco. but i realize that in the last six months, there's been opportunities for us -- the different departments -- the police departments and so forth -- to get further training in pretty similar stuff, whether it was for the mass demonstration piece, there was opportunities there. there were -- so in a way, it's -- there is he aa l's a l contradictions when people come and testify. i'd like to say, in my point of view, some of the things that public speakers pointed out is that urban shield is sort of a conflicting issue for us in san francisco. on the one hand, it promotes public safety through tactical training, and on the other hand, it instills fear in every community it aims to protect, so i don't know how to resolve that. and i'm -- as i mentioned earlier, i'm totally really unhappy about the timing of all this stuff, and it seems to happen over and over again

i am mohammed nuru, the director of the san francisco public works department. i want to gyp by just thanking all of you by joining us to celebrate the completion of our new office of chief medical examiners' facility. [ applause ] just to acknowledge a couple of people that are joining us today i see the fire chief. his wife is here. i see commander laz is r is here, along with commander ewing from the police department. of course, our sheriff, sheriff hennessee, who will be actually providing security at this facility, tom dewey, the director, and the office of occi. the office of community engagement and involvement. yes. and, of course, all of you. i just again want to say thank you. what a tremendous project this is. it brings me great joy to welcome this new addition to the city's infrastructure to hunter's point the neighborhood the prom has been in the works for a while. we're glad to have it in bayview. not only is this facility a world-class facility, it's -- this facility has been delivered in a very fiscal matter and timely. i think, for me, one of t

live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> more disturbing incidents at the san francisco international airport. investigators are looking into two more cases where airplanes narrowly avoided colliding on the runway at night. the ntsb said a skywest jet failed to stay behind the painted line as another aircraft took off and a compass airlines jet had to abort the landing one of an airplane was in the way, lining up to take off. investigators are looking into an incident from july where an air canada jet almost landed on a taxi we were four other airplanes were position. since that close call in july, they have changed procedures that pilots must follow after dark and control tower staffing. >> whether flying or driving, it's busy for travel across the country. jessica flores joins us with what you need to know before you leave home. jessica? >> reporter: good morning. for those in the bay area, i-80 is always congested. well, it's expected to be one of the most congested freeways this thanksgiving holiday in the country. aaa expects 50 million americans will travel this thanksgiving sea

south san francisco seeing a lot of it. san francisco just got a ton of rain coming off the coast. satellite and radar imagery gives you a kind of wider view of what's happening. it's really a lot of the moisture right off of the coast that is being ushered right on into san francisco. so the coast, of course, first in line to face all of this. but overnight tonight, the north bay really got a lot. you know, right now still not letting up. napa almost 2 inches of rain for napa. venado got over 3 inches of rain. so the wider view here on our hi-def doppler now showing you san francisco is getting most of the rain, highway 101, a little calmer for the south bay. but as i push in close, san rafael, mill valley, lagunitas, you're seeing a lot. tiburon is next, as well. same with richmond as the system moves east. san bruno, san mateo, look at the strong amounts of rain coming down right off of interstate 280. so it's going to be slick on all roads. the totals will go up throughout the morning. for the next couple of hours at least, things are not going to wind down. later on this after

so traffic injury has and is a real problem in san francisco with respect to public health. recently we've had approximately 30 people killed each year on our streets and another approximately 500 people hospitalized with severe injuries at our public hospital, zuckerburg san francisco general hospital. we estimated that approximately $35 million in medical costs alone per year and our city surgeons respond to a serious traffic injury approximately every 17 hours. we are working closely with the hospital as a part of vision zero and rebecca plevin, a doctor at the hospital, i invited her to come today to just, again, this is an important issue and to better understand the concerns specifically of the disability community. half of the patients at our trauma center are people injured in traffic collisions and in doing this work and thinking of being here today, from vision zero is fundamentally focused on eliminating traffic deaths and prevention but we also know that many people sustain life-long disabilities in traffic injuries so, again, this is a really important area for

francisco hosting this for san francisco city. learning how to make dumplings and knowledge of dumplings. they love to do it and all enjoy it. >> this is definitely not my first time making it, so i have definitely improved a lot. the first couple of time s i tried to make dumplelings they looks inedible. they have definitely improved. there is a special dumpling eating contest, which is amazing. everyone those eat the dumplings that they made and see how many they can do. i'm curious as to how many they going to be able to down today? >> don't forget to write down what you are eating today. >> we make all different kinds of dumplings and enjoy what they made. so after that, we'll have contact how many pieces of dumplings they can eat and announce the winner today. women's network for a sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're just waiting on sfgov tv. all right. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. the meeting will come tord oer. this is the regular scheduled meeting for the budget & finance committee after i am supervisor malia cohen, chairman of the committee. to my left is supervisor tang and to my right is supervisor yee and the clerk is wong rr and the folks at sfg tv are assisting us with the broadcast. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> please turn off all electronic documents. items acted upon today will appear on the november 28, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. could you call item e

it's a first for san francisco families. rec and park is helping to provide city kids with fun, engaging programs by offering 7 thanksgiving week camps from basketball and tennis to eco camp and rock climbing. the camps are monday-wednesday of next week. we still have a few openings. most camps are close to capacity. but if you are looking for something for your kids, next monday, tuesday and wednesday, please check out our availability online. on thursday, december 7th from 4-8 p.m. we want to invite everyone to join us in golden gate park, from mclaren lodge to conservatory valley, we have toboggan rides, carnival rides and visits from santa and maybe his elves. mclaren lodge, be there around 4:00. at 6:00 p.m. we'll be -- we're calling this golden gate park winter lights. we're expanding the normal program. at 6:00 we'll light the official holiday tree for the 88th time. and at 7:00 p.m., we'll light the conservatory of flowers in an amazing art show. the sequel to this summer's summer of love show, you'll be hearing more

i was born if san francisco. i've live -- i was born in san francisco and a resident of district 9 and employed in the medical cannabis industry. i work for one of the largest distributors in california. i work directly with a number of the people you heard speak here today and number of dispensary services here in the city. i was hired for this position shortly afort passage of the original medical cannabis regulation and safety act in 2015. so i'm living proof that it creates jobs. i don't want to take up too much time. i'm going to echo some of the highlights. i support the 600-foot buffer. a thousand foot buffer has led to the clustering issue. i feel this has been discussed and accepted as fact by this board in the past. i support mr. de la plain's proposal of 51% ownership stake and not allow for out of state interests and permit flipping. also the 50% local hiring requirement is a good goal. possibly something we may need to build up to. on site consumption is important. we need safe places for consumption

i'm a member of san francisco for democracy. commissioner hirsch, i want to direct this specifically to you. as far as i'm aware, you're the only person who hasn't voted on this yet, and i know that's got to be kind of a difficult role, but there is he aa who's a who people out there who are afraid, and who are looking to you to join our side. i'm not sure we will ever be ready for tazers in this city, but one thing's for sure, we aren't ready now, and i think deep down in your heart, you know that, too, and i know you want to do the right thing, so i humbly ask you as a member of this city and a member of this community to please, please vote with all of us. we're counting on you. please vote no. thank you. >> commissioners, thank you. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> i'm not a public speaker, so for give me, but i think the question i have is really why this is coming to be without a policy in place, like, what is the problem that's being solved for that we can't have a policy before we then talk about the use of tazers in san fran

"a longstanding land dispute between the city of san francisco and city college of san francisco has been resolved. the tract of unused land known as the south balboa reservoir will be used by the city college to expand the 30,000-student college. it's thought to be the largest and one of the most crowded community colleges in the country. three times during the 1980s, voters defeated a controversial proposal to build low-cost housing at the -- in the land of city college. in exchange for use of the 11-acre south balboa reservoir and air rights to the 14-acre north balboa reservoir site, city college has given a piece of land it owns on the corner of 17th and folsom. what i just said is that city college purchased the land and in payment city college made a donation or gift, whatever you want to call it, of the land at 17th and folsom in payment for that land. the land is owned by city college. >> thank you. i'm sorry. your 2 minutes is up. >> why is anyone asking for these trades -- >> thank you. i need to give other people a chance to speak. thank you very much for your time. [appl

i live in san francisco. i worked in san francisco. i exist, i worship, i pray in san francisco. and each day, there are dangers and threats around this city and around this world. but each day, i rest just a bit more safer. each night i rest just a little bit more restful, and each day, i feel secure, and i owe that in large measure to the men and women and people of the san francisco police department. and the extra measure that we offer today is to those who have gone just above and beyond. it is on behalf of the san francisco police commission that i stand here as its president grateful for everything you do each and every day. are the men and women tonight we honor heroes? certainly. so is every other member of this department. every other member of this department. so if you have made an error, a mistake, or had an issue with your career, you are still worthy to be called a member of this department and still worthy in the eyes of the san francisco police commission. it has been my honor it serve. as my days as commission president and as a member of this commission draw to

my name is ellen robinson, and i am a san francisco resident and a member of the san francisco chapter of democratic socialists for america -- of america. tonight, you are a respected researcher and an epidemiologist tell you what you've heard overwhelmingly from the public throughout this public process, that tazers do not actually reduce the use of guns by police officers, nor do they lower the number of police officer injuries, but they are used disproportionally on people of color and people who suffer from mental health problems just as guns are now. even chief scott skont tonight conceded that they do disproportionately impact these groups, and he implied that somehow san francisco would be different, but all of the accountability measures that we heard about tonight are applied after the fact, after someone has already been tased, and i don't believe that four or eight hours of training can undo a lifetime of community cultural biases. there's just no justification for spending millions of dollars in public money on something that we know will result in more people being killed,

, the future of san francisco. right now working people, there is signs up for working people to come. they can't even come to san francisco and work here because of the cost of commuting. it is time we take a strong stand and say enough is enough. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. any other general public comment unrelated to the agenda? ok. next item. >> wireless communications. >> ok. we'll go through the advanced calendar. >> no, it's the commission has any comments and we do have a comment for a public comment. ok. all right. any public comment related to communications? ok. with that, next item. >> i believe you have a card. >> video actually here. this is for item number five. and it is mr. mike ferreira. are you here? welcome. >> thank you, commissioners. i'm the conservation chair for the loma chapter of the sierra club. and we, in unison with the san francisco bay chapter have been following this ridge trail program for a few years now. and i do want to start by saying that all of us, sierra club, audob

so t.n.c.s, they were first introduced in 2012 in san francisco. and a lot of the people as you probably know really love this service. it's brought a lot of convenience to a lot of people, but as you probably also know that this convenience isn't available to everyone. and for those of us who work in accessibility, it's particularly apparent that the service doesn't seem to be available to people in wheelchairs and we're 100% certain of that -- we're not 100% certain of that but anecdoteally you can push a button on an app to look for ramp equipped vehicles and i have heard very few instances of people being able to use that. the california public utilities commission relates t.n.c.s in california and the city does not regulate them. they've collected some documents regarding the accessibility of t.n.c.s but we have not always been able to get access to these documents. i just want to talk a bit about the impacts that t.n.c.s have had on the broader ecosystem of on-demand transportation in san francisco and, sorry, this chart is not as clear on th

make improvements throughout san francisco. you will see our facilities. we do have a number and i do believe still we have more facilities than any other city department in the city and county of san francisco, minus fire stations and police stations. but significant facilities. so, 20 plus. nine major maintenance yards. this began with the 2013 vision report and when we looked at it as a baseline, what we found was it gave one option for the mta to pursue with regard to the growth of the muni fleet here in san francisco. if years passed or situations change, that plan didn't work for us as well as we would have anticipated which is why we wanted to move to something more flexible. it didn't consider all the operations of the sfmta which didn't include traffic operations. it includes all the operations and sets three important goals. one to modernize our facilities for new and more modern operations. second to slowly move the mta off of leases. so, if we have a permanent operation, we want to make sure to have that operation i

these are san francisco report. we don't want san francisco social problem to increase user of marijuana. most the young generations, they need to go to work. (please stand by) feature. >> like salmonella, e.coli, such like that, that cannabis can be something that can be controlled pretty simply with e implementing things such as locks, separate indoor equipment, and then, rooms within the commissary shared spaces. we already have those processes and procedures in -- with our -- with our current setup, and we hope to be able to continue to do so. i'd also like to advocate that there should be permits for pop up shops and vendor permits for special events, and yes, thank you for your time. >> thank you. zoe polk -- it's whatever, so there's zoe polk, and ace, whatever you want to take it in. >> good morning. i'm honored to be here before you speaking on this issue. as you may recall in 2012, the human rights commission did a human rights hearing of the impact on the war on drugs. we had over 100 members of the publi

san francisco police are investigating. they have not said if the guns were in a lock box ( darya ) and guns being stolen from law enforcement vehicles is a growing trend here in the bay area over the last few years. back in september of 2015 muralist antonio ramos was killed in oakland..as he painted. that gun was stolen from an ice agent in san francisco. one man has been arrested and charged with murder in that case. then back in august of this year... a young community activist ....was killed with a gun stolen from a san francisco police officer's personal vehicle. abel esquivel jr. was shot and killed shot during an armed robbery last month in the southern part of the mission district. and then in september... a san francisco sheriff's deputy was fired...after he did not properly secure his work gun in a rental car...and the gun was stolen while he was parked in san francisco. ( james ) and the most high profile case involving a stolen gun is the murder of kate steinle on pier 14 in san francisco. the gun used in that

at san francisco city clinic. we are here to provide easy access to conference of low-cost culturally sensitive sexual health services and to everyone who walks through our door. so we providestd checkups, diagnosis and treatment. we also provide hiv screening we provide hiv treatment for people living with hiv and are uninsured and then we hope them health benefits and rage into conference of primary care. we also provide both pre-nd post exposure prophylactics for hiv prevention we also provide a range of women's reproductive health services including contraception, emergency contraception. sometimes known as plan b. pap smears and [inaudible]. we are was entirely [inaudible]people will come as soon as were open even a little before opening. weight buries a lip it could be the first person here at your in and out within a few minutes. there are some days we do have a pretty considerable weight. in general, people can just walk right in and register with her front desk seen that day. >> my name is yvonne piper on

live in san francisco. >> 5,000 peoples. a lot of getting up, sitting down and helping people with their condiments. >>> a lot to be thankful for. >> detained six months by i.c.e., a san francisco man is back home just in tyke for thanksgiving. he was working at travis air force base when he and another worker were taken into custody by immigration authorities. he is an undocumented immigrant from mexico but has been in the country more than a decade. his co-worker was deported in august but a judge ordered him released on bond while his case makes its way through immigration court. he says he is grateful for this small victory. >> i happen to work to describe my feelings right now, happy, is the only word i have right now, and i have to say thank you to everybody who supports me. >> he and his wife have three children. his two oldest children granted daca status while his youngest is a u.s. citizen. >>> much to come on "today in the bay." biggest attractions in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the time change for securit

i'm a 25-year resident of san francisco. i have lived on 19th street just off valencia for the last 21 years. before the bike lanes were there. i saw them go in. i have seen the neighborhood evolve and i still try to ride my bike, but it feels less safe. i can echo everything that everybody else said but i'm not sure in this works. if i held my leg up here and showed you the scars on my shin from when a car pulled over to pick up their furniture, stopped and i slammed into them and jammed by shin into my pedals. i bled a little. it hurt. we heard from someone else who has been hit twice today. that happens twa too often and someone is -- way too often and someone is going to get hurt. i love the idea of the immediate posts to block any bike corrals or parklets because waiting a year to find out yes we spent this money and indeed, valencia's bike lane needs to be improved, that's way too long. thanks. >> chairman peskin: thank you, sir. >> i'm a general manager of mission bicycle company. we are located on valencia street bet

san francisco, 71. air quality air quality in the moderate range. particulate matters in the skies. a chance of showers, 10-15 degrees above average for the next three days. high pressure will move east and you will see temperatures dipped. that won't happen until saturday, sunday and a chance of rain in the forecast for your monday. >> there's a chance your morning commute could be busy year. a lot of folks getting a head start with a couple of problems slowing things down for drivers along too weighty, right near 87 and there is a report of a fire on southbound 280. fire crews are on the scene and there's a report of an accident on san ramon, and we are tracking delays due to an expected crash on westbound 24. you can see the backup extends all the way to 580. we are tracking travel times a little over 15 minutes and likely to get slower. the east shore freeway in the red, under a 30 minute ride from highway 4 to the maze. the earlier accident has cleared but the damage is done. at 26 minute ride to s

(in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.) (vicki) deano's wife is a doctor at stanford who treats post traumatic stress syndrome in vets. and like her husband, she's big on technology... using virtual reality to work thru the trauma of war. for a list of help available to veterans, go to our website at kron4.com. (grant) a man left with brain damage...after an altercation with sacramento police... is arrested again in tracy... tonight his family is speaking out... saying his arrested was poorly handled.(vicki) plus, a fire takes lives and destroys a home... the huge donation that brings hope to a family going through tough times.... (grant) and after the break... how police in the east bay area trying to combat a several big side-shows planned for this weekend... if you are in your home or business and you smell gas, your first step is to get out, travel to a safe distance until you can't smell the gas anymore and then call 911. the first responders will come out and they'll make it safe for you and your community. if youdon'

no one wants to see anyone unhoused in san francisco. you rent two chapters in the district i represent, sanctuary and next-door shelter. many have heard me tell the story so i won't go into it but on my first night as acting mayor, i actually stayed at next-door shelter to understand the experience of what it was like to go through the reservation system and stay in one of our shelters and experience what unfortunately many san franciscans experience. they also run an amazing employment vocational program one part of our chefs program to prepare many residents to go into the culinary and restaurant industry and i see a lot of supportive finger waves. it provides the food for many of the dinners i attend and has been hired to many of our small businesses in our district particularly in the market. i thought i would share the final story which is they run a senior center and supportive affordable housing in our district and i attend a lot of residents meetings attending hoa meetings, tenant meetings, i try to make sure i go to every build

san francisco isnow 0-9. they host the 1-7giants next sunday. >>> the chase for the cup is heating up. 9 laps to go, harvick clinched 2 of the 4 spots in the final race of the season on the 19th. so it looks like the49ers have to wait until next weekend when they host the 1-7 giants to try and get their first win, the raiders will a bye. >>> here's the play of the day from the nfl chiefs and cowboys in dallas. kansas city with theball with 2 seconds left in the first half. >> in the end zone. there it is. he went around him. look at him go. impossible. touchdown kansascity. . >> hill taking the pass from smith and then taking it all the way to the house weaving in and out, 56 yards for the touchdown and your play of the day. . >>> next steps for fire victims here, tax relief and transitional housing, details coming up. >> a mass shooting in a tiny town. i'm in texas where this community is in mourning after more than 2-dozen people were killed during church services. another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i ha

san francisco ice theaters. here are some members of the group and one of the coaches and choreographer, louie deshaun. thank you for being here. >> nice being here. >> we started out eight years ago and it is a group that started and we only have one team of 17 skaters and now we have two teams of 24 skaters. the team is really lucky and successful and the last few years of the national champions of four of the last five years. we got to draw medals that's very exciting. so it is really discipline and growing in the u.s. and so it is really exciting. a lot of the skaters, they don't want to be in the competition at a high level. it gives them an opportunity to keep skating with also do it with peers. it developed a great team spirit and we got to be creative and do different things. you cannot go wrong. how about the prayer, is it a further ground for ice skating talents? >> it is a huge full in the bay area and great talents. why is so many skaters in the bay area and we have a lot of great talents and some pe

san francisco resident for about six years. although this isn't the first city i have learned to bike in. i lived in new york city and had been biking there for the past ten years also. i guess you could say i'm more of an experienced cyclist and so, i'm kind of used to the general flow of traffic, riding close to cars, the weaving in and out of streets and everything that existed in cities in the past 15 years, before we really started investing in making cycling safe. what is interesting for me is that recently i began a relationship with my partner. she has never ridden in a city before and going through her and riding with her in the city, i'm kind of seeing things in a different way. one of the things she came to me with in the past six months is she feels unsafe on va experience la street. -- valencia street. she won't ride it by herself on the weekends or after 6:00 p.m. just because there's so much traffic on that street. she said sew feels more safe riding in the red bus lane on mission street because that lane feels m

, san francisco 24. that means downed trees a possibility, downtown power lines also a possibility, tonight into early tomorrow morning. things should finally calm down. so that wind advisory ends 9:00 tomorrow so expect today and tomorrow to be pretty breezy out there for the north and east bay hills especially. sunrise today at 6:51 in the morning. sunset tonight at 4:58. likely not going to see it, though, because we do have that cloud cover and all the rain coming down. also, all that rain coming down contributing to cooler temperatures. low 60s for santa rosa, napa 63. 66 degrees will be the high in redwood city. here's your seven-day forecast. give you an idea of how long the rain is going to stick around. it's going to be its strongest today especially this afternoon. and overnight tomorrow, scattered showers expected throughout most of the bay area. friday we will see that sunshine, partly cloudy for your saturday, and sunday into monday another chance of rain in the forecast. so that's a look at

only in san francisco the public toilet -- >>> only in san francisco the public toilet designed to look like one of the city's most famous landmarks right down to the stained glass windows. >> most of the rainfall this evening is evaporating before it moves over to the san francisco bay area. there's only a tiny chance we see rain tonight. there is one day in the seven- day forecast where that might happen. we'll have it for you next. francisco's alamo square park. kpix 5s john ramos shows us >>> it's brightly colored, victorian styled and located just blocks from san francisco's alamo square park. kpix5's john ramos shows us the new public bathroom designed to fit right in with the painted ladies. like somewhere >> reporter: most tourists want to see the painted ladies victorian homes in san francisco, but what do you do when you have to go, i mean really go? >> because we're like standing somewhere and we're like where can we go to the bathroom? >> reporter: for a city with a sizable homeless population there aren't a lot of open public restrooms. it's a problem that can get downright

of course, and san francisco. we also went to san francisco juvenile hall. it's a night you guys i got a really surprise that one person that we talked to in the juvenile hall was really touched by so much he came out here tonight and will also talk to us. we have a special guest over here. we have -- bobby has with him oakland's chief. thank you for showing up. >> how are you? >> fantastic. tell us about it. why are you here? you support it but just why did you show up tonight? >> this is the essence of partnership and building relationships and i am so please the. i wouldn't miss it. i'm here to support our team, opd and every other police agency who has come out here and the community and this is what it's all about. paul, thank you for being a leader among us. it's really appreciated. >> reporter: i appreciate that tremendously. thank you for showing up. you didn't know i was going to call you out here. i apologize. [ laughter ] >> reporter: bobby him and two other men started this. lieutenant, is this what yo

, south san francisco, down to half moon bay. that's the main focus right now as well as towards the santa cruz mountains. san jose has not picked up too much yet but they are starting to pick up some. it's rain at truckee now but that will continue through tomorrow morning. now the snow levels will start to come down. i think we'll get down to lake level today. to the north, not as much but there's still some rain moving through but the focus is moving south. as this system digs in, it's pushing southward. 50s and 40s on the temps. there is a good breeze for some. our system is on its way southward and as it does, we'll get instability behind that. 60s on the temps, low for most. 5:02 and you have plenty to talk about. reporter: yeah, i can go right to a picture and show you that all lanes are stopped on northbound interstate 880 here because of a crash just after the 980 interchange. all lanes are temporarily stopped. they've been stopped now for about five minutes and they're just trying to get this crash out of the way, but a

a live look outside at san francisco. beautiful. >> u. two, that's gorgeous. >> looks like a picture. picture perfect it is. >> it is. >> it is this morning. 5:00 is the time. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's check in with vianey. you said it's gorgeous, the lights reflecting on the water but it's a cold start. >> especially because there are no clouds, so that makes for postcard picture perfect. we are expecting to at least keep turning on the heaters. i did for the first time this week, i'm hoping not to use it as often but judging by the temperatures right now in santa rosa the north bay is definitely in for a much colder morning, the rest of the a bay area we are in the 40s, san francisco at 48 degrees. if you notice the 24-hour temperature change, no major changes now along the water, it is a little bit warmer in half-moon bay. oakland 5 degrees warmer. by the afternoon the temperatures even out across the board but we do have some changes, we have high pressure that is exp