i'm a san francisco native. i'm interested in this position because about five years ago i was in jail and i decided to turn my life around after being in jail about 25 times and prison about 10 times. i got out and used the resources from san francisco and i went back to college and i got a community health worker certificate and from there i applied to some jobs and i was case manager for hospitality house for a year. now i'm current the program coordinator for hospitality house and help people who are homeless, incarcerated, getting out of jail, i help them all day, everyday. i feel i'm a good person for this because i spent 20 years on the streets, and had a life addicted to drugs and i am living proof that the san francisco resources work. i was a knuckle head and then i started to do things and listened to people and took their advice. now i go to work everyday hoping to make up for all the harm i caused in san francisco. i love this city so much because it is my hometown. i want to continue to show people

was born and raised in san francisco and died of a drug overdose on our streets in san francisco just two months ago. we have an epidemic on our streets. we need to make sure we have treatment on demand and the services that actually deliver for folks like that. this is an issue that hits folks of all backgrounds, of all neighborhoods, of all parts of the city, and i think the city has been slow to respond. you see it in the numbers, you see it in the raise in fentanyl deaths. mental health sf is a good program, but in a way, it's a repaneli repackaging of the services that already existed. it really is just the first step forward, but we need new services, and that's what i'll do as supervisor. >> thank you, ben. the next is joel. >> we will be solve our homeless crisis until we deal with our mental health crisis. in san francisco, there's something called the mental health court. this is if someone attacks someone while having a mental health attack on the street, they don't get jail time. and this is a good thing because we don't want jail to be the de facto services. i think we sh

i teach at san francisco state. i also work in the community colleges supporting english second language program. and i've worked to register voters through a civil rights organization for many years. i'm running to, one, bring bart to the richmond district. two, to support small business. and three, to help address the homeless crisis in our district. >> thank you very much, david. >> hi, good evening. i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has h

in san francisco. as you know and as chair peskin referenced, we've also been in conversations with local 38 pipe fitters about just transition. we are in the midst of what i hope will prove to be productive conversations about non-potable water reuse and i look forward to working with city staff, local 38, and other staff members over the coming months to bring forward legislation that will advance our commitment to water reuse. folks, mr. mazola and i hoped the conversations would have progressed a bit further prior to voting this legislation out. we will continue these conversations next week and i will assure mr. mazola if we're not comfortable to where it is at prior to being voted on at the full board, i will myself request a continuance of that legislation for at least one week at the full board. i'm saying that now here publicly to make the commitment known to all. before concluding, colleagues, i just want to extend my thanks to the committee and all the staff who have worked on a proposal to

in those hundred years, san francisco grew larger as the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of culture and of industry and shipping. and for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco was the center of men possible hopes for lasting peace. ♪ delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco on april 25th, 1945. representing almost 2000 million people. more than 80% of humanity. all at war when the conference was begun. they came with hope, born of common struggle. they came to design together machinery to end war, occurs -- a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million humans beings. ♪ ♪ maimed countless millions more, both armed and unarmed. ♪ when the conference convened, franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who had helped weld to the united nations together as a fighting team and worked to keep them united in the peace to come had died before he could see his dream come true. but his words were in every mind and heart. pres. roosevelt: 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesman o

previously, i worked for mayor ed lee and serves as san francisco -- served as san francisco's first ever pedestrian director. we were able to cut red tape, and we delivered more than 13 miles of improvements, on time and under budget. i led our neighborhood emergency response to covid-19, and we've distributed over 5,000 masks. i've been endorsed by dianne feinstein, and former district 7 supervisor tony hall. i respectfully ask for your number one vote this election. thank you. >> hi. my name is myrna melgar, and i'm a candidate for the board of supervisors district 7. i am a mother of three girls and have lived in ingleside terrace with my family for the past 2e7 yearten years. i was a legislative aide to two members of the board of supervisors: jose medina and eric mar and also worked for mayor good afternoon newsom. i was -- gavin newsom. i was also the president of the planning commission until january of this year. the policy decisions we made today to adapt to changes on housing, employment, land use, transportation services, and the investments we make to our infrastructure

moderada en san francisco y regiones del condado marÍn, san rafael. es la gran cantidad de humo proveniente del incendio glass y de otros incendios que arden en el estado dorado. el viento ayuda a queel hubo alcance nuestra Área cobertura. asÍ se observaba la tarde. todo esto representa partÍculas pequeÑas que se pueden alojar los pulmones a travÉs de la respiraciÓn. recuerde que no es solo maleza quemada, sino artÍculos que han sido destruidos. hay partÍculas nocivas en ese aire, mucha precauciÓn durante los prÓximos dÍas. algo importante es que esa gran cantidad de humo ahÍ impidiendo que las temperaturas sean excesivas. hoy tenemos temperaturas en 95 en petaluma y en concord, cerca de los 97. ramÓn: la administración nacional oceÁnica y atmosfÉrica de estados unidos publicÓ en twitter este vÍdeo donde se puede ver la enorme cantidad de humo que el incendio glass ha causado desde que iniciÓ el domingo pasado en la madrugada. el desplazamiento del humo sigue contaminando al Área de la bahÍa. la mala calidad del aire puede afectar

one on one heading into and out of san francisco. so far nice and smooth. remember we have that road work on southbound 1, one leaving sausalito they were running traffic breaks and holding everybody back they finally released the traffic and so far you're looking good. so no problems here into or out of san francisco for one oh one i'll give you one more bridge. and that's the richmond sandra fell picking up a little bit here too but no crashes or stalls and easy trip into the north bay. well now to a developing story that we're following for you out of san francisco, a shooting near union square has now being investigated as a homicide. the shooting happened at around 05:00pm thursday and the victim a 21 year-old male has died. police say that it started as some sort of altercation although it's unclear exactly what happened if you have any information if you are in the area you are asked to call the san francisco police department. nearly 4 years after the deadly go ship fire oakland's fire department is still failing to inspect hundreds of schools and a

it's in san francisco's golden gate park. the massive attraction was supposed to open in april to celebrate the park's 150th anniversary. that opening was delayed because of the pandemic. the gondola which can seat six will not be filled to capacity in order to allow for spacing. it'll also be sanitized for each group as they get off. $18 for adults and $12 for kids and seniors. >>> the bandits are a bit furry as you can see. bank surveillance cameras captured these raccoons inside the chase bank in redwood city. it bank was closed at the time. the evidence shows the raccoons likely climbed into a vent and fell through the ceiling. they weren't looking for money, probably just food. they did end up roughing up the bank a bit by knocking some things around. we've had raccoons and lemurs here. we're seeing it all nowadays. that's going to do it for us at 11:00. have a great day tomorrow. ♪

san francisco? same thing. >> movie magic. fun to see. >>> the legend of the ten rings is slated for release in july of 2021. we hope we can go in the theaters, no problem. >> please. i hope so. a firefighter in the south bay is getting a lot of attention after sharing his emotional home coming. it is incredibly sweet. >> that's the stunned reaction to her father's unexpected home coming. >> i was so excited to see my dad when he first got home. i was crying a lot. >> started to cry right away. it just got me right in my chest. >> yes or no is a san jose firefighter and was deployed on the front lines of two major fires. he surprised his daughter by coming home a day early. >> it was a priceless moment. >> he was away from his family for 27 out of 29 days. that's the longest they've ever been apart. >> they haven't been to the hospital at all so i'm really happy that he was safe and he came home. >> she said her dad is a hero to the entire family. >> i'm going to be a firefighter when i grow up like him and i think it is a pre

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hayward san jose and san francisco are huge in the low 50's this morning wake-up planner shows you that after this cool morning. we will be back to some nice comfortable 70's this afternoon, not quite as warm as we have been the past couple of days, not really talking a whole lot of 80's on the map today all beginning to the details in your 4 zone forecast on what exactly to expect both today and tomorrow for halloween as well. both still to come robin. thanks for the update. john what they're now 4 days left until the november 3rd election. >>keep in mind if you place your ballot in a drop box enrichment. you may want to check the status online yeah contra costa county elections office says that dozens of ballots are missing. and this is now raising some concern about mail in voting. kron four's dan thorn reports. >>election officials say they're trying their best to find these ballots but have so far come up empty handed. they're also trying to figure out how this happened and what they can do to keep it from happening again from this election dropbox in richmond, dozens of ballots ha

sign hill in south san francisco. we understand that fire is under control, this is a second fire that has now started on starlite street in south san francisco. it's being called the 3 alarm fire. a lot of fire crews and emergency responders are headed there now to try to get it under control. this is though a lot less smoke that we saw when we first check this fire out at the top of the hour. we do have crews headed to the scene and we are working to get more information on this second fire that has started today in south san francisco. other big stories. watching right now include california's attorney general and secretary of state that will not be taking legal action against the republican party that's for now our state capitol reporter ashley zavala explains the latest in this controversy. over the gop is unauthorized ballot boxes. she joins us now live from sacramento with the very latest good afternoon, ashley. >>hi justine yeah, even though it's not going to play out in court. the battle is apparently going t

it generated over $9 billion in san francisco >> 35 percent of viz #2rs coming to san francisco are coming to maus coney. >> 2500 jobs will be created. >> if we didn't do the expansion we would luce $200 million in taxes a year. the conventions they are talking about going other cities with ample [inaudible] and exhibit space and not come to san francisco. >> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos connie and think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we

but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

creating an environment in san francisco in response to covid-19 for us to be, in san francisco, and even within the bay area, a role model for the rest of the country for how we behave when we are facing a pandemic. we are, as you know, yellow in terms of how we will come out of the -- this pandemic, and that means we're able to loosen up a few more things, which means we're closer to normal, but we're still far from normal. unfortunately, there was a little spike in our testing above last week. but even though we have a spike, we're still better than most of the country. but that's a reminder that we're not out of it yet. we need to continue to actually how we interact with each other, making sure that we continue to wear masks, making sure that we continue to social distance, and so forth. and if we continue to do that, we will continue to get better and better with our situation in san francisco. so once again, thank you to all of us. it takes all of us to make the best of what we're facing today. i also want to say that every -- if you haven't gotten one of these yet, you know,

, they are our teachers and paras in san francisco. i agree, we need to be putting our greatest investments in our public education system and city college. city college will be a lynch pin for making sure that people are prepared for the recovery and we're building toward a sustainable future. how we're building industries with qualified trained workers who can help rebuild san francisco, our housing, our transit, to make sure that everything is working well. this is the housing of the future, and prop 15 can provide vital funding for that, as well. we also need to make sure that our department of public health has resources to protect people during the pandemic, and making sure that p.p.e. can be distributed well throughout our neighborhoods so that we can be protected against the spread, as well. those are areas that i would want to make sure that are funded with revenue from prop 15. >> thank you. marcelo? >> first of all, i think it needs to be used to support education during the pandemic, but people who love their jobs, they are

una industria que produce millones de empleos >>> south san francisco se ubica al norte de san bruno, es una casa de 67,000 personas de las cuales el 33.9 por ciento son hispanos >>> la pandemia ha impactado la vida de estos presidentes y los niños lo entiende muy bien >>> una bolita así que tiene palitos así. >>> es un virus que va a matar a las personas que sean malditos >>> vino del coronavirus y todo el país está así >>> si mi papi no se pone la mascarilla, solo cuando las tiendas >>> mi papi no se mascarilla porque es adulto >>> quienes han vivido por décadas en san francisco se sienten agradecidos de lo que les ha dado esta ciudad y de la oportunidad que representa para las nuevas generaciones >>> nos sentimos felices. yo tengo 22 años de estar aquí en este país. yo me siento como que fuera de casa >>> me siento feliz de vivir en ese estado de san francisco >>> fátima navarrete, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> el covid-19 ha vuelto a aparecer las casas de las chivas, al regresar le cuento quiénes son los afectados por el virus y también quien se ha recuperado >>> noticie

francisco down through san jose looking at a range of good to moderate right now, 50's and 60's for current temperatures. there's no change from yesterday really as far as temperatures go we've been pretty consistently in this mild but cool range of 50's 60's to start your mornings. what hasn't been consistent our afternoon highs which will again today the much cooler than average back into the low 70's for inland areas. well elsewhere in the bay, mostly just rising into the cool 60's talking more about what exactly do expect this weekend still to come robert. thank you for the update john we look forward to that let's check in on the traffic shall we. >>normally we you know lighter traffic on friday is around the bay area because a lot of folks take fridays off. so far off to a pretty good start with no big problems here on 80 west heading into san francisco. it's going to be trouble free from the maze across the upper deck over to the skyway but if you plan on using one o one right around 9 street. there is an accident working in that in the left in san francisco, but that small w

marino asÍ que buenas condiciones la temperatura como se encuentra vamos a ver como estÁ san francisco >>> en horas de la madrugada desciende esta noche no se lo pierda >>> buenas condiciones de verlas >>> precisamente cerca de 40 a 20 kilÓmetros por hora vienen en velocidad de 41 millas por horas >>> mucha suerte y esto es precisamente el asteroide tiene todo lo que queremos saber acerca del sistema solar todos los secretos por eso que hoy hoy mismo hace horas la nasa hizo lo que se llama el procedimiento >>> es parte de este artefacto llamado >>> lo que quiere es tomar una prueba y regresarla a la tierra en el 2023 >>> asÍ que hoy lo hizo hace horas es extraordinariamente increÍble lo que estÁ haciendo la nasa precisamente para poder conocer mÁs acerca de nuestro sistema solar mientras tanto las condiciones se extiende en 3 para fases diferentes >>> mucho cuidado las condiciones van en descenso a partir del dÍa jueves estaremos amigos en san josÉ >>> descendiendo hasta los 70-76 grados el fin de semana >>> pero con esos vientos seco que continÚan con nosotros asÍ que especia

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we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings families together and if we can bring that family to your business, you're gold. tonight we have russelling for e community. >> we have a ten-person limb elimination match. we have a full-size ring with barside food and drink. we ended up getting wrestling here with puoillo del mar. we're hope og get families to join us. we've done a drag queen bingo and we're trying to be a diverse kind of club, trying different things. this is a great part of town and there's a bunch of shops, a variety of stores and ethnic restaurants. there's a popular little shop that all of the kids like to hanhang out at. we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the old

in san francisco. as you know and as chair peskin referenced, we've also been in conversations with local 38 pipe fitters about just transition. we are in the midst of what i hope will prove to be productive conversations about non-potable water reuse and i look forward to working with city staff, local 38, and other staff members over the coming months to bring forward legislation that will advance our commitment to water reuse. folks, mr. mazola and i hoped the conversations would have progressed a bit further prior to voting this legislation out. we will continue these conversations next week and i will assure mr. mazola if we're not comfortable to where it is at prior to being voted on at the full board, i will myself request a continuance of that legislation for at least one week at the full board. i'm saying that now here publicly to make the commitment known to all. before concluding, colleagues, i just want to extend my thanks to the committee and all the staff who have worked on a proposal to

francisco pilar noticiero telemundo 48 >> este fin de semana se celebra halloween en san francisco y otras ciudades de la bahía esta celebración será diferente a la que estamos acostumbrados las autoridades quieren evitar que la gente celebre fuera de casa >> si es que estás al lado de muchas personas el virus va a crecer entonces tenemos que evitar fiestas en un lugar como en el caso >> la policía de san francisco dice que tendrá patrullajes adicionales y deben respetar las deudas para evitar propagación del virus >> en el condado contracosta una familia hizo ua caas embrujada para evitar que recojan dulces de manera segura después de las cinco de la tarde se concvierte en un sitio tenebroso >> todo está bajo control tenemos gente comunicándose para seguir el camino del (nombre en inglés) >> ña plaza de la herencia mexicana celebra el día de los muertos sobre ruedas en avenida de altares algunos honraron las víctimas de coronavirus (covid-19) claudia nos tiene la información >> zx kea b asi es cientos d fms han llegado hasta aquí para montar este evento y celebrar el

including san francisco. today, the mayor remained tight lipped about the plan but says the city is ready. we are aware that in a major city like san francisco, sadly, depending on which way the election goes, it could lead to a bit of civil unrest and we definitely will be prepared for that. the focus is to keep people safe. joe biden could win california with the largest margin ever for a democratic presidential candidate in state his ri. from a poll from -- biden is leading president trump 65% to 29%. the 30 point margin hillary clinton had against trump in 2016. a republican has not carried california in a presidential contest since george h.w. bush in 1988. kpix 5 is helping you vote smart this election with tools on air our new app and stream on kpix.com. >>> a grocery chain accused of price gouging during the pandemic. how it's bumping up the price of hand sanitizer. >> a stunning moment when a man disappears into a sidewalk. >> bay area registrars opening up their process to us. we go behind the scene

i called them out, shimon san francisco. >> these tenants just won the longest strike in san francisco, many elderly tenants had their rent increased by 300% in some cases a many refuse to pay. now the city is saying it may owe money back to any tenant that did adhere to that rent increase. >> this is a property that shows how things can go badly when you don't listen to the tenants. >> supervisor dean preston joined the fight to bring back rent control to me 10 years ago. his legislation just past the board o supervisors unanimously. >> my hope is that the new chapter for midtown, that the tenants are at the table and charting the future of midtown.>> the midtown park apartments opened in 1968 were offered to tenants who were displaced during redevelopment like pat smith. >> as redevelopment came through, they tore down 104 square blocks of homes, apartments, businesses. >> redevelopment started with the housing act in 1949 signed by president truman. their purpose was to reinvent areas. thousands of people were displaced from san francisco's historically black fillmore district. that

>>we have team coverage we've got rain harvey in san francisco and will tran in san mateo talking about how you can cast your vote, let's start with you well. >>early votes are just coming in fast and furious, they have a ballot box right behind me you can clearly see that the office is open they have been processing mail in ballots for the past couple of weeks and they are still doing it keep in mind they cannot count. the ballots until election day but they are coming in by the millions across the country on a daily basis and of course right here in the bay area if you're waking up these are the numbers starting off this friday. so take a look at your screen here. i can't possibly tell you that in san mateo county. you're doing really fast and furious as well 209,000 ballots have returned in santa clara county. 410,000 contra costa county 340, san francisco 221,000. alameda county 408,000 let's go to the north bay couple of counties to hit. there's napa county right in middle your screen we're almost at 32,000 ballots and sonoma county 143,000. so many people showing up. personally dr

but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

this is starchild, the libertarian party of san francisco. we believe that tax adding on right now is just absolutely the wrong time. there's so many businesses suffering under the lockdowns. i live in the castro, and it just seems that every other business is closed and boarded up. the measure, furthermore, is so confusing. it's, like, 125 pages long, and reading through it, i couldn't even tell on my own what it was going to do. so i'm substantially relying on the controller's statement which says it's going to be nearly a $100 million tax increase. i think it's egregious whenever they pass measures that are so complicated that the average person reading them, everyone someone who's somewhat familiar with reading these kinds of measures can't really tell what's going on, and i'd be happy to hear the proponents spell out exactly what the different aspects of these measures are and how they affect everybody. but from what we can tell, it's a huge tax increase and it comes at a time when businesses are already super struggling in the city. get

san francisco 56 as well san mateo and redwood city. in fact, mostly mid 50s around the bay and half man buy low 50s. that will be cooler for you as well as parts of the north bay valleys. tomorrow you'll notice we're closer to average. still above in many areas but we'll see 60s at the beaches with partly cloudy conditions. sunny most everywhere else but around the bay, we'll see 70s. so just yesterday we saw 90s everywhere. san francisco 70, oakland 75. san jose 81. and antioch is and some of the warmest spots upper 80s. things change late monday and into the midweek as we have offshore flow returning and that brings a red flag or rather fire weather watch to parts of the north bay hills and this is from 11:00 tomorrow until early wednesday morning. so we could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour and this is dangerous because with those winds, the risk of fire spreading and starting are greater. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler all areas tomorrow and then things turn around midweek, more sunshine. we start warming up a

san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely. and that has got to stop, because there has to be consequences. look, i understand there might be financial challenges, but the fact is, we can't tolerate what we see happening in the tenderloin or any other neighborhood in our city. people have got to be held accountable for the destruction they are causing to these communities. and when we talk about destruction, we're talking about the people who are dying in record numbers from drug overdoses right in the tenderloin. this is a commonsense solution to a very, very complex problem. and i really want to, again, express my appreciation to our city attorney, dennis herrera, for not only putting together a unique plan, but for caring about this issue in the first place. and i want to thank him for working with the san francisco police department to actually use data to inform this decision. we know that there is a lot of work to do. and we can't continue to let the tenderloin be the breeding ground for all that is problematic and challe

san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely. and that has got to stop, because there has to be consequences. look, i understand there might be financial challenges, but the fact is, we can't tolerate what we see happening in the tenderloin or any other neighborhood in our city. people have got to be held accountable for the destruction they are causing to these communities. and when we talk about destruction, we're talking about the people who are dying in record numbers from drug overdoses right in the tenderloin. this is a commonsense solution to a very, very complex problem. and i really want to, again, express my appreciation to our city attorney, dennis herrera, for not only putting together a unique plan, but for caring about this issue in the first place. and i want to thank him for working with the san francisco police department to actually use data to inform this decision. we know that there is a lot of work to do. and we can't continue to let the tenderloin be the breeding ground for all that is problematic and challe

i have endorsements across the democratic party in san francisco. check out my comprehensive plans at victorforsf.com. >> my name is jeremy peter, and i'm running to represent you on the ccsf board. many people ask why i'm running in this year's election. i have a great job at an efficiency project manager. i love spending time with my partner, eric, and i love living here in the bayview. education has afforded me opportunities, and i believe that education is a human right. advancing tuition free education allows our most vulnerable students a chance to make a difference in their lives. the climate crisis was my call to action. in march, san francisco voters approved $845 million bond for ccsf infrastructure improvements. using this deal, my greparty w put the green plan into action. environmental, financial, and educational sustainability are intertwined. with students as our guide is principle, we will appoint a community oriented chancellor who is committed to implementing a strategic plan that is interested in sustained eligibility and the sust

i'm a san francisco resident. and i'm also a member of the california coalition for women prisoners. and we strongly are opposed to electronic monitoring. our city's reliance on electronic monitoring is shamefully growing instead of decreasing. we should be investing in services that support more opportunities for release, alternatives to incarceration, especially for women and trans, not just an electronic form of incarceration, which expands people's -- expands control into people's homes and their bedrooms. we have worked with many women who have come out of san francisco county only to then be shackled by an electronic monitor. monitors are particularly difficult for mothers who are trying to parent their kids in already difficult circumstances. how can a mother care for her kids when she has to recharge her monitor every few hours and worry about being violated in front of them. we've heard how monitors malfunction, we witnessed how monitors make employment almost impossible to obtain. they add another layer

meanwhile, san francisco police are looking for more information in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>all right, let's go to the south bay now where a woman protesting a trump rally in morgan hill says she was violently attacked by trump supporters it happened friday on burnett street right at the overpass there along highway one oh one candice westbrook and her friends were protesting the rally when things quickly became physical and in the video that you're about to you can see here a woman coming towards westbrook and knocking the phone out of her hand westbrook says a man also kicked and stepped on or and even threatened her life. despite the violent confrontation, the 20 year-old first time voters says that she plans to still use her voice. >>they can beat me they can do whatever they want to me i'm not going to be silent. i have a voice and i have just as much right to voice what i have to say as they do. >>you know westbrook took photos of her injuries. so far no one's been arrested or charged kron 4 did reach out to the group behind the event for comment. but so far

francisco is a great case in point. >> health officials agree that san francisco's elevation to yellow is certainly something to celebrate that they say it's not time to slack off to got san francisco to where it is now, continue to wear masks, wash hands and continue to avoid contact with people that don't live in your household. >> that's a big step forward. >>> california health officials released new guidelines for reopening theme parks. large parks like disneyland and universal studios will have to wait to reopen and capacity will be limited to 25%. smaller theme parks will be able to open outdoor attractions. they will be limited to 25% capacity are 500 visitors whichever is fewer. the states new guidelines also allow sports stadiums to reopen with restrictions and counties that are under the orange tear but santa clara county is telling the 49ers and earthquakes they will not be allowed to have any fans of their stadiums. santa clara county is in the orange tear but the health department must continue to prioritize reducing the spread of covid-19. >>> stay with ktvu with continu

francisco's schools to support san francisco education and teachers. any s.f. school that asks us receives a donation. we also supported schools by doing fashion shows and having fundraising shopping parties in the stores. after the santa rosa fires a couple of years ago, we organized a drive with our customers and collected truckloads of food and necessary items for the victims. we supported the firefighters' annual toy drives, we're involved in the merchants associations, and we love the city of san francisco where we both live and work, and we are honored to achieve this important status. we believe that the three neighborhoods that we are in truly adds to the san francisco. at our peak, we employed 98 staff and provided health and dental insurance and retirement for our employees, and our motto is, and remember, at ambiance, we really like you. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. next caller. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> thank you. commissioners. i'm so pleased to have this opportunity to speak in favor of the nomination o

you saw san francisco in the 80s. you're expecting mid to upper 70s around downtown tomorrow, the west wind tries to make a come back and north bay temperatures tomorrow a combination of 80s to low 90s. here is the not so good news. this is the long-range outlook to october 27th. and other than coastal drizzle brought with some fog not a lot to see there. and the pattern we're likely to see the next 7 days is a classic october pattern where storms miss us to the north and we get the reset of dry north breezes. a little on tuesday, another thursday and possibly next weekend as looks like more wind could be in that extended forecast. in the short-term notice san francisco likely staying in the 70 sz throughout. temperatures may climb a bit as we head through tuesday and trending cooler as we head towards next weekend. unfortunately no sign of tape in the forecast. the mid to upper 90s we saw today we should be done with that for a while, but looks like we're going to have to watch those north winds. long-range weather f

of 1945, san francisco was the -- and for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco was the center of man's hopes for lasting peace. ♪ delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco on april 25, 1945, representing almost 2000 million people, more than 80% of humanity. all at war when the conference was begun, they came with hope born of common struggle. they came to design together machinery to end war, a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million human beings. ♪ maimed countless millions more, both armed and unarmed. ♪ when the conference convened, franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who helped weld to the united nations together as a fighting team and who worked to keep them united in the peace to come had died before he could see his dream come true. but his words were in every mind and heart. pres. roosevelt: 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesman of the world to furnish the work of peace for which they fought and suffered. we failed them. we failed them then. we cannot fail them again and expect the world to survive again. ♪ van dyk

>>in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now to san leandro police officers are on administrative leave after shooting a man that they say raise the gun to them during a stakeout this happened saturday night in the city's assumption parish neighborhood. the officers have been looking for a different suspect. >>when a vehicle pulled up behind their unmarked car. >>thinking that this may be their suspect. they got out and the driver of the car raise the gun them. both officers opened fire striking the 43 year-old man multiple times in the upper torso he was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. well happening today, the city of oakland is expected to announce plans to resume streea sweeping and parking management yes, it's coming back. >>after a brief pause, the city resumed and forcing parking meters and regulations back in july. but as of now street sweeping and you know the pups parking restrictions, you know it's not being enforced oakland mayor libby schaaf and city council members wil

francisco, san jose in the low 80's today. here's look ahead at the next 7 days inland areas, that's your top row right here on the map and what we're going to be seeing out their daytime highs consistently in the 70's for inland spots beyond today which is our last day in the low 80's bayside areas 70's, 60's for you in just a lone day holding on to those 80's that's today and then of course those coastal areas looking at 60's 70's which will be our cooler spots but really all in all all of us are going to enjoy a nice cool down in the works ahead. let's get a look at traffic right now with rob. >>all right. thank you john we're checking in on the bridges and we remain hot spot free a live look at the richmond sandra fell where traffic is moving well this morning, no issues or problems into the north bay, here's the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco. it is still nice and light and quiet so we're off to a fantastic start the oakland side coming from the east shore 5.80. the meme it's no big trouble spots only 7 minutes int

he was a city treasure and san francisco will miss him dearly. rest in power, tom taylor, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mandelman. >> mr. president, i'd like to be add as a co-sponsor to the in memoriam. >> clerk: okay. thank you. supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to say that i'm proud to co-sponsor president yee's resolution to reduce vehicle speeds in our city. much has been said about the streets program, which doesn't actually require any changes to the vehicle speeds. but in a city every residential street should be a slow street. i don't mean that we should take cars off every road, with a million people in 49 square miles, every residential street should be slow enough to be safe for all of us. to achieve vision zero, this must be a priority and there's far more work that we could -- we can and should do on a local and a state level. and this resolution is one important step forward. and i'm deeply grateful to president you're fo yee for hisp on this truly life and death

i'm a san francisco resident. and i'm also a member of the california coalition for women prisoners. and we strongly are opposed to electronic monitoring. our city's reliance on electronic monitoring is shamefully growing instead of decreasing. we should be investing in services that support more opportunities for release, alternatives to incarceration, especially for women and trans, not just an electronic form of incarceration, which expands people's -- expands control into people's homes and their bedrooms. we have worked with many women who have come out of san francisco county only to then be shackled by an electronic monitor. monitors are particularly difficult for mothers who are trying to parent their kids in already difficult circumstances. how can a mother care for her kids when she has to recharge her monitor every few hours and worry about being violated in front of them. we've heard how monitors malfunction, we witnessed how monitors make employment almost impossible to obtain. they add another layer

francisco to plant local san francisco native plants. that concludes my comments. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. i am seeing no other collars in the queue. we will now close public comment on this item. >> okay. thank you. hearing no more callers, public comment is closed. next agenda item, please? >> the next item is item three. approval of the minutes of the 2020 commission on the environment meeting. the explanatory document is the 2020 draft minutes and this item is for discussion and action. >> commissioners, does anyone have any discussion on the draft minutes? all right. can i please hear a motion? public comment, sorry. >> can i have a motion to approve the minutes? >> i move to approve. >> is there a second? >> i second. >> is there any public comment? we will now open for public comment. i will put the comment instructions back on the screen. if you'd like to make a public comment, press star three if you want to be added to the queue. please wait until it is your turn to speak. we will pause briefly for anyone to j

francisco but also makes you a success in san francisco. that is my goal. that is why i'm excited about this incredible program. i've worked with this program directly, as i said, before, and because of my experience in the jobs now program and getting my check late, i made it clear to trent that we have to do better with not this reimbursement model. we've got to get folks their payroll. so at this time, i want to introduce trent rorrer who's going to talk a little bit about the program, how small businesses can connect to the program, and how quickly they're going to get reimbursed from the program. trent? >> thank you, mayor breed. as mayor breed said, i'm trent rhorer, executive director of the city's human services agency. the jobsnow was borne out of president barack obama's jobs program. we immediately in the city seized on the opportunity right after 2009, when it passed, which, in its first year under the stimulus act, placed over 5,000 people in subsidized jobs. this went to unemployed san franciscans, san franciscans on benefits,

in san francisco. and finally, san francisco residents purchasing homes in the program areas. on november 18, 2019, the legacy foundation board voted unanimously to -- mayor's office of housing and community development as the administrator for the legacy in town grant program. based on their experience and their expertise in administration of existing homeownership assistance programs for the city and county of san francisco. ocii can make a one-time payment of $180,000 to the mayor's office of housing. they would then make available five loans of $32,500. these loans are no interest and no monthly payment loans. the loan amount decrease 20% each year. and the loan would be for -- in its entirety at the end of the fifth year. the mayor's office of housing would be entitled to 9,000 or 5% of the fund to cover the administrative fees associated with administering the program. the funds will be transferred to the mayor's office of housing within 90 days of execution of the m.o.u. i would like to give inf

an iconic san francisco sign is coming down. the neon coca-cola billboard at fifth and bryant streets for 80 years. >> i know this is silly, but i'm going to miss that sign. a lot of uproar on social media. >>> charles schwab has completed its merger with td ameritrade and now plans to lay off 1,000 employees. overlapping or redundant roles. employees are losing their jobs have a leg up on open positions within the company. charles schwab merged with t.d. ameritrade earlier this month. they plan to move headquarters to texas as part of this $26 billion deal. >>> now cowboys' tf coordinator is feeling the heat. he had is to step away from his zoom meeting because he had tabasco sauce in his eye. he was rubbing his eye and had the sauce on his finger and we all know how that goes. his eye started burning. they had to pause the call while he went to clean out his eye. well, it's been that kind of season for nolan and the cowboys. they are on pace to allow 555 points this season. we always have to throw some shade in for people's te