. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley would have been more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the temperatures go. harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that were heard davis. >> however, now like a grow

. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it little bit like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street. >> and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. in the darkest days. he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the terms as carly there recover. but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that we're harley davidson. >> however, now like a growing number of busi

but now as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us harleys are back. >> all right, that. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the temperatures go. harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. w

. >> all right, >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the temperatures go. harley davidson would recover, but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that were heard davis. >> however

. >> harley davidson is back in full force here in san francisco. >> harley davidson is one of the oldest friends of the city of san francisco. >> why the prospect of the city losing harley little bit more than losing a motorcycle dealer. it would have been like losing a piece of san francisco history. >> 214 years 115 years. >> san francisco, harley davidson parts and services manager scott ross and says the covid-19 pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to the current location here on mission street and posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. >> in the darkest days, he says going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. >> for some of them, the the pandemic proved to be more they want to deal with and maybe they didn't believe the terms as carly there recover. but he says it did recover the company itself. scott, over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. well, clearly wasn't right. agreed that were heard davis. >> however, now like a growing number of busin

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harley davidson motorcycle brand is at a presence in the city for over 100 years. and when the pandemic took its toll on the local economy, the dealership >> came close to shutting down. >> parts and services manager scott ross and says the pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved in to the current location on mission street. and it well, i really did pose a real threat to keeping the doors open in his darkest days, going from 17 employees down to just 5 running the entire dealership. the company itself, scott, over a nearly 120 year history. >> and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> ross and adds that it's still a challenge to fmnd new employees. they currently employee of 17 people. now they're looking for a few more. so if you're interested, get a good head on your shoulders for motorcycles, maybe give him a call. >> we'll take a break 5.53. we'll be right back. lowe's has what you need to protect and brighten your home. with exterior stains by cabot and paint from hgtv home by sherwin-will

and that includes one of the oldest brands in san francisco, harley davidson motorcycle brand is had well, a presence in the city for more than 100 years. and when the pandemic took its toll on the local economy, the dealership came real close to having to shut its doors. parts and services manager scott ross and says that in the darkest days of the downturn, they went from 17 employees down to just 5 that had to run the whole dealership. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> people never sell, buy or lease. you know, i mean, right, toere are comic rawson adds it's still a challenge right now to find employees. they they've staff back up to 17. >> but they still need more. so if you're interested, well, sentiment application. >> it's 9.48 right now and the forty-niners are offering millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit with santa clara county over levi's basically who wears the pants who operates levi's. the potential settlement comes as 2 of the city's coun

meanwhile, after the break, a san francisco harley davidson dealership is roaring back to life after being on the break >> 6.44 and the next movie that you get might be made by a robot. that's the trend. we've got rich demuro taking a taste test in today's tech smart. >> more and more robots are helping to prepare the food that we eat. now, is teaming up with a startup named blended. they're installing contain a smoothie, making robot providing drinks and the show. >> when students return to u c l a this fall. there's a new addition to campus. looking for opportunities make any tyson and enjoys. the campus population says part of what we do a robot is making smoothies using a combination of hardware and artificial intelligence to fill orders on demand. >> it's enabled us to get into locations that historically been continuing john. but by landed is a self-contained fully autonomous kiosk. it requires just 64 square feet of space. this is really the convenience portability and the ability to still do and made to order a smoothie. a perfect for the best you can order from your phone or

i love harley davidson. so we were sending all of our love for there to them. absolutely. so what do you got for us on the show today? >> coming up today on the show, we'll hear from a local organization that's fighting childhood poverty throughout the entire world. hear how moms against poverty can help get back in such a big way. then a wine expert joins us in studio to talk about how you can step up your next trip to napa or sonoma. find the perfect culinary pairings to make the most of your wine experience. >> plus, we're as we have a preview of the 41st anniversary with king of the streets. low-rider car show learn more about how this popular california car culture is coming to town. >> and a familiar face kron four's. ken wayne is joining me with a preview of his latest animal rescue story. find out how he's helping our friends in the sky. all of that and so much more happening today on live in the bay. >> welcome into the show. and thank you so much for joining us today. i'm olivia horton. let's take the show off with case you missed it. >> if you're an employee wit

davidson just flying over the barricade and into the bay. nearly 300 feet below, according to the chp, a mini cooper was merging into the fast lane yesterday morning. it collided with the biker the biker was able to stay on the bridge, but his harley, it flew much further. the rider was able that, you know, take himself to the hospital, even to be treated for his injuries, which were minor. crews are attempting to locate and remove the motorcycle from the bay new support for asian seniors in san francisco assemblymember phil ting an ounce 3.5 million dollars. >> to support the community. moreithan 2 million of that money will go towards renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it is meant to be a safe refuge for ap. i seniors in the community. senior center that's on. >> the suspect in the deadly laguna woods church shooting has pleaded not guilty. 68 year-old david chou is being held in orange county after his arraignment today. he faces nearly a dozen charges, including first-degree murder. a local doctor was killed and 5 others w

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major businesses around the bay area, including one of the oldest brands and san francisco, harley davidson. >> motorcycle brand has been in the city for more than a century. parson services manager scott ross and says the pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to its current location on mission street posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. at one point, they went from 17 employees just 5 running the entire operation. but the dealership is still standing. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> roston as it is still a c% challenge to find new employees are back up to 17 people working there. but they're still looking for a few more bay area. food banks are feeling the effects of inflation. the alameda food bank says that it has served more than 400 new households just since february. >> overall, the >> bank is serving 4 times as many families as it did before the pandemic. the executive director says most of the bank's new clients are people with jo

davidson flying over the barricade and into the bay. almost 300 feet below, according to the highway patrol, a mini cooper was merging into the fast lane yesterday morning and collided with the bike. the writer was able to stay on the bridge, but his harley, of course, flew a lot farther than that. writer writer was able to take themselves to the hospital to be treated for those minor injuries. crews attempted to try to find and remove the motorcycle from the bay, but were unsuccessful. they'll try again some time later. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give me a shot of 40 other bridges around the bay area, the golden gate and our meteorologist rodriguez is here now with what we can expect for the weekend. and one of the days is going to be a lot hotter than the other. >> yeah, that's right. in fact, saturday, we're still going to reach 90's and triple digit heat far hottest inland valleys. that's why those of you in solano county, you're going remain under this heat advisory through 7 o'clock saturday night. little relief overnight in

major businesses across the bay area, including one of the oldest brands in san francisco, harley davidson motorcycle. >> brand has been in the city for more than 100 years. and then when the pandemic took its toll on the local economy, the dealership they say came close to shutting down parts and services manager scott ross and says the pandemic it shortly after new ownership move to the current location on mission street. the post a real threat to be able to keep the doors open in the darkest days they went from 17 employees down to just 5 people running the whole shop. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. it appears there. >> going to hang on ross and adds it's still a challenge to find new employees. they currently employs 17 people, but they say they're looking for a few more. >> and at our 4 zone forecast as we get a live right now from our sutro tower cam over san francisco. wow. that's kind of cool or fog. there's his boring the lights and looks like a work of

we're talking about harley davidson. the motorcycle brand has been in the city for more than 100 years. and when the pandemic took its toll on the local economy, the dealership was real close to shutting down parts and services manager scott ross and says that in the darkest days of the downturn, they went from 17 employees to just 5 having to run the entire dealership. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> well, ross and adds it's still a challenge to find new employees. they have staff back up to 17 employees now, but they're still looking for a few more. so if you're interested, i want to apply. >> we'll take a break here at 7. fifty-two. we'll be right back. ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the groove and♪ ♪dance get up and move let's♪