when she is not in school, she is here at larkin dance studio in maplewood, making herself a better,ime. >> i made it through every cut, and i was so surprised. >> reporter: this is a team win for the larkin family when they learned one of their own was cast as clara in the nutcracker performance in the christmas spectacular at radio city music hall in new york city. savannah made the move to manhattan and started perforing as clara a week before thanksgiving. ♪ >> i've never danced on a stage quite this big. it's like the most magical feling ever, because you can just like imagine all of like the hours you spent training and stuff, and it's all paid off. >> savannah is definitely one in a million. she goes above and beyond all of her training. lots of expression, okay? >> mckenzie larkin is one of savannah's dance teachers who is so proud to see her succeed on a national stage. >> we can't wait to see her shine even more, come back even stronger, and be on that next level. >> and take. >> reporter: savannah's accomplishments are an inspiration to many young dancer, including her lit

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we w

the larkin come on out here. and they are mike michel, barney mcnulty, marlene, our hairdresser. ron warner, our newest annie morrow. it's her birthday charlie solomon. earl wilson, les selena, eileen dunn. still worrying about the sketch. miss world. joan moss timing. fred king, johnny. paula to hear barbara mcnair, colonel redd beasley, our fearless leader from the pentagon, sugar daddy, raquel welch, curtis trying not to look like her husband, al borden phil clean, ray brannigan, earl elwood larkin and myron trying to steal the camera at ground as at every other base. we close the show with barbara leading us in silent night. so i die. oh julie. oh, need. oh, oh liz, bravo. to you. so. big. how have a merry christmas and god bless you by. well that's about it. i wish had a bottle as well, but they have to get back to the store if there's anything an actor hates it's losing an audience. i hope this one is real careful. erwin, go as there's a few of the faithful waving goodbye before we start the long trip home. it's been a great christmas. i know. there are millions of american

i also work for larkin street. i want to join my colleagues and urge yes vote for this really thoughtful plan. i love to point out that a fully functioning youth homelessness response system is one where nobody stays together and we work together as a community of providers to propose allocation plan that creates flow through the system. it gets more people housed and also helps them move on to their next thing. [indiscernible] exit out of transitional housing and into subsidized housing and helps young people exit supportive housing into subsidies. it is smart and it goes a long way not just to towards preventing future chronic homelessness, but creating a highly functioning youth homenessness system as possible. thank you and i do hope we are able to get that yes vote today. >> there is one caller. not sure if that was them. >> yes, can you hear me? >> we can hear you now. >> this is bonny preston, one of your committee members and just so sorry i'm not there today. the covid finally got me after three years, i g

the larkin come on out here. and they are mike michel, barney mcnulty, marlene, our hairdresser. ron warner, our newest annie morrow. it's her birthday charlie solomon. earl wilson, les selena, eileen dunn. still worrying about the sketch. miss world. joan moss timing. fred king, johnny. paula to hear barbara mcnair, colonel redd beasley, our fearless leader from the pentagon, sugar daddy, raquel welch, curtis trying not to look like her husband, al borden phil clean, ray brannigan, earl elwood larkin and myron trying to steal the camera at ground as at every other base. we close the show with barbara leading us in silent night. so i die. oh julie. oh, need. oh, oh liz, bravo. to you. so. big. how have a merry christmas and god bless you by. well that's about it. i wish had a bottle as well, but they have to get back to the store if there's anything an actor hates it's losing an audience. i hope this one is real careful. erwin, go as there's a few of the faithful waving goodbye before we start the long trip home. it's been a great christmas. i know. there are millions of american

can appreciate the change the 2021 he opened the restaurant right on ellis and larkin street, a complicated corner, he says, is starting to look better. he says i could tell you that there has been a difference of about three months ago. a week out come around here, we see fewer drug dealers. have seen patrols conducted , operations. that is exactly the city says has been happening since may , with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies announced a joint effort to shut down open air drug markets in the tenderloin and soho. district attorney brooke jenkins said in part we have demonstrated to tenderloin residents and those most impacted by the grandparent, open air drug dealing, that we are committed to taking back our streets. d.a. jenkins added that this operation is critical to keep attaining word drug dealer suspect. >> the d.a. and the mayor are definitely making progress. they're doing a good job although we still have a lot of work left to do. so overall it is cleaner, safer. but we kind of take out the grain of salt because we still got a lot of things to do >> director of

defending champions glasgow city remain in third, they beat hibernian 3—1, irish international abbie larkinracing 92 and sale sharks are off the mark in rugby union's champions cup — and there was revenge for last year's losing finallists leinster today — who got the better of champions la rochelle. leicester had their world cup winner, handre pollard to thank — as they came back to edge a thriller against south african side stormers. ben croucher reports. it is the european competition with an international flavour where in the east midlands, leicester tigers met cape town's stormers and lead. the south african side had plenty of ingenuity to lead on the even without their world cup winners. leicester have theirs though. andrew pollard with the tigers�* third try and thenjosh bassett secured what could be a crucial bonus point in this star—studded group that includes two teams that played in the final for this trophy in the last two years. la rochelle got the better of leinster both times and they were determined to write that. in these conditions it would never be a classic but against a

dui and hit and run on november. 27th after crashing into a parked car near the corner of geary and larkin. the da's office telling kron 4 in a statement they have not yet received a toxicology report from investigators and they say they don't know when that report is coming in. so the charges for now are being discharged. the da says they could be refiled at a later date. the alameda county da's office has decided not to go forward with any charges against fremont police officer. >> who fatally shot a man. joshua gloria of oakland, was shot and killed by fremont police officer brian burch back in march of 2021. this is video from the scene near highway 84 hardwood boulevard. police say the gloria was armed and driving a stolen car associated with an armed robbery. in a statement, the da's office says that officer burch had valid reasons to believe gloria represented risk both himself and the public. alameda county da pamela price created a public accountability unit to investigate police shootings in the county. and gloria's case was one of 8 examined by her office. >> take a look at your

dui and hit and run on november. 27th after crashing into a parked car near the corner of gary and larkin. the da's office telling kron 4 in a statement it has not yet received a toxicology report from investigators and the da says it doesn't know when that report is coming. so the charges for now are being discharged at this time. they could be refiled at a later date. let's go outside. see how things are shaping up downtown francisco, low clouds in the foreground for artsy kind of shy was going to say, i look at that, poor around and way the sun is. >> heading the sales force tower there is it setting this evening. lawrence karnow is here with little bit more detail. art is a little chilly, but nice out today. yeah. not a bad day around the bay area. happy monday, everybody. if you just had it out and about beautiful sunset here in the bay area, some high clouds up above the sun setting. and you can see some fog in the distance. there are going to see a little more of that as we head through the night tonight. that fog is going to start to fill inside the bay as we head through the even

defending champions glasgow city stay in third, they beat hibernian 3—1, irish international abbie larkincup — and there was revenge for last year's losing finalists leinster today — who got the better of champions la rochelle... leicester had their world cup winner, handre pollard to thank — as they came back to edge a thriller against south african side stormers. ben croucher reports. it is the european competition with an international flavour where it is the european competition with an internationalflavour where in an international flavour where in the an internationalflavour where in the east midlands, leicester tigers met cape towns stormers and lead. the south african side had plenty of ingenuity to lead on the even without their world cup winners. leicester have theirs though. andrew pollard with the tigers third try and then josh pollard with the tigers third try and thenjosh bassett pollard with the tigers third try and then josh bassett secured pollard with the tigers third try and thenjosh bassett secured what could be a crucial bonus point in this star—studded group that inc

ian larkin streets, the da's office telling us here at kron 4 in a statement they have not received aology report just yet from investigators and they don't know when that report is coming. so the charges are being discharged at this time, but they could be refiled at a later date. the santa clara city council has approved a plan to revitalize the downtown area. this plan would help redevelop the downtown grid, which can accommodate up to 11,000 new homes and more than 700,000 square feet of commercial space. a grassroots group led the community effort to kick start this plan. however, some city council members are concerned about the high project fees that can make developers hesitant to take up this kind of project as well as restrictions on parking spaces. a live look outside here at our camera on top of mount tam, as we're getting ready to. >> round out our monday. a beautiful day. we had a great weekend. this full week ahead. looks nice to get all those details right now from our meteorologist kyla grogan who's joining us here. so we can chat about the forecast. i went to the coa

this happened on november. 27th after crashing into a parked car near the corner of here, ian larkin. the da's office says they have not yet received toxicology report from investigators and they don't know when that report is coming. so the charges are being discharged at this time. could be refiled at a later date. >> across 4 local election headquarters. and next year, voters? >> well, asked if they want to make it harder for the state of california to raise taxes. that is unless the state supreme court sides with governor gavin newsom to remove that proposal from the ballot kron four's. a tom wallace has that story. >> less than a year from the november election, the fate of a ballot measure seeking to make it tougher for the legislature to increase taxes now rests in the hands of the california supreme court known by supporters as the taxpayer protection and accountability act. the measure already qualified for the ballot with more than 1 million signatures turned in. the proposal would require voters to approve every new state tax state tax increase and state fee and would chan

and that was when she crashed into a parked car near the corner of gary and larkin street. and the da's office says they haven't got the toxicology report. so for the meantime, right now, while they wait, they don't know when the report is coming. they are discharging the charges are the case right now. they could be refiled at a later date. >> in the north bay, students in santa rosa can expect more police presence for the rest of the semester. this after the herbert slatery middle school was put into lockdown after 2 students attacked another student last week. a 16 year-old student was also arrested last week in connection with th stabbing out of santa rosa high school. all of this follows the death of 16 year-old montgomery. student to jaden pm back in march. he was stabbed and killed during a fight in the classroom. rebecca sullivan is a parent of a montgomery high student and works at that school. and she's hoping that bringing officers back is just the beginning of a long-term effort to make school safer. >> you know, we want truancy officers back. we want we want mo

suspicion of dui and hit run november 27th after crashing into a parked car near the corner of geary and larkintreet. the da's office says that they have not yet received a toxicology report on her and they don't know when that report is coming. so the charges are being discharged at this time. they can refile at a later date. if they so >> renovations and restorations for the san francisco castro theater starting in the spring of next year. and this comes after some residents fought long and hard to make the orchestra level seats in the iconic castro theater. the historic landmark. so those seats will not be removed. the san francisco board of supervisors voted against this. some saying the renovations were necessary for keeping that theater afloat. the theaters last day of programming is february 4th and they're hoping to be back open again in the summer of 2025. well, the stage is set at the war memorial opera house for the san francisco ballet's nutcracker, which opens tomorrow. the san francisco ballet's nutcracker first debuted in 1944. and it's now a san francisco holiday as till decembe

on suspicion of dui and hit and run on november 27th after she crashed into a parked car geary and larkin streets. the da's office has decided since they have talks a child toxicology report yet they're not going to press charges. they don't know when the reports coming ever. the charges which have been discharged right now, they could be refiled at a later date. >> in oakland, 3 breaches have been fired now after kicking a customer out of their coffee shop. yeah, was a jewish customer who said that there was graffiti in the bathroom that they found anti-semitic kron four's rob nesbitt, talk with the very stis. farley's east in oakland was closed monday with a statement posted on the front door. >> owners amy and chris hillyard addressing the now viral video of the jewish customer walking to the coffee shops restroom on december. 3rd, in the video you see graffiti, that design equals fascism and 3 farley's employees are recorded asking the customer to leave the statement saying in part, quote, events like the strike fear in the jewish community and perpetuate the rise in anti-semitism in

arrested on suspicion of dui and hit run november 27th after crashing into a parked car near geary and larkint. the da's office says they haven't yet gotten the toxicology report from investigators and they don't know when that is due. in the meantime, charges are discharged at this time. they could refile them at a later date. >> in the north bay, students in santa rosa can expect to see more police on campus, at least for the rest of the semester. this comes after her purse later middle school was put on lockdown after 2 students attacked another student last week. a 16 year-old student was also arrested last week in connection with a stabbing at santa rosa high school. all of this follows the death of 16 year-old montgomery student. jayden pm to that was back in march. he was stabbed and killed during a fight in a classroom. rebecca sullivan is a parent of a montgomery high school student. she also works there at the school and she hopes that bringing officers back on campus is the beginning of a long-term effort to improve safety. >> you know, we want truancy officers back. we want we wan

i'm the director of policy at larkin street. i was calling in today to strongly urge the board to delay the parking restrictions on winston drive and buckingham way. many of our families that are living in those rvs, they're working families with children. the parking restrictions are slated to begin on december 15th, which is right before the holidays. this would be very disruptive and destabilizing for these families and a delay will allow mta and more time to establish a safe parking site and permanent housing so that our families living in those vehicles have a safer place to go. there with the restrictions. if they have their rvs towed, they're facing up to fines around on average, $600. this is extremely destabilizing. and these are poverty toes. they would not easily be able to access those funds to get their rvs out of the tow yard. so thank you again for your consideration and happy holidays. thank you. and just to clarify for everyone, we're still in the director's report. so items that were covered during director tom

mission housing, dolores street, larkin street.re part of the rfp and i know i think you used some of this expedited authority to do construction work, but anyway, we can keep talking about this all day. i think we need more information from you all to make a better informed decision, so chair i would propose we continue this item for further conversation if that's okay. >> could just clarify deliverable's? >> sure. >> we have some of the numbers that we can provide that. i think it might be helpful in our appendix to show the timelines, how long it takes for a rfq and rfp, how quickly rfq expires and have context setting from oca. they have bun a wonderful partner since we had 21b we consult with them often. they were supportive of the legislation asking what else do you need and how can we be helpful and honored to have been part of some of those convursations with controller and city administrator. i hope many some of what we done can be a model for that. in the mean time we are running a very complex emergency response system.

all the words that remain transl later from the portuguese by bruna dantas lobato new vessel press b larkin, tana abyss translated from the spanish by lisa dillman wild editions a street on a woman's madness. translated from the dutch lucy scott. two lines press. this year's book award for translator peter literature goes to stenio gardel bruna dantas lobato for the words that remain new press. what happening right now. thanks to the national book foundation and the judges. okay i dedicate this award to my mom. eat any. she's not us anymore. but she always believed me. and i wouldn't be here if or not for her. she was the best mom. and i miss so much. i'd like to thank my brother dale, all my family and friends so conversationally. vanessa ferrari, julia versus also fernanda in algae. stephanie hawk and everyone at. it was my brazilian publishing house and also lucia heath. julia berman and everyone at heath agency. finally, julie, special thanks to bruna to bruna for capturing the heart and the of the book and writing down in your own beautiful. and to my co-vice publisher of neo verso pre

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to se

before our final commendation, which father larkin lead us in, i'd just like to thank the men here ater rixon, all the way from kerala . kerala. >> father john malloy, a native >> fatherjohn malloy, a native here of nenagh father, brendan from silvermines , father john from silvermines, father john sheehy from nenagh , and our new sheehy from nenagh, and our new member of the team, father larkin, who will lead us in the of life that i personally think i've ever seen. what a fantastic send off that was. and i'll be showing you a real highlight if you can even call that as part of a funeral. but i can tell you, if i had to send off half as good of that, what an absolute privilege it would be. and i'll bring you as i said, one of those key moments from that service before the end of the program. but for now , i am the program. but for now, i am michelle dewberry. this is jubes anchor and we have got a lot to get through over the next hour, starting with the fact that of course, there is another divide hitting tory party this time hitting the tory party this time , believe it or not. yes,

larkin senior housing. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. kendra crawford the housing authority the u.s. d. house and urbeen development housing choice voucher project based vouch are program in san francisco. in order to improve equalization of vouch are funding and increase the number of affordable housing in the city and county of san francisco. >> director may i stop you. we can read the become ground section. we would like 255 vouchers. and 11 buildings in san francisco. this would increase the vouchers and san francisco and the housing authority and like to enter in 20 year half contracts. can you thank you for this why we are focusing on the buildings? provide context as commissioner in relationship how they support city goals. >> these siteds we want to ensure that we have available voucher for seniors. some of the site vs seniors some have families. some are rent burdened we want to ensure they have a subsidy tow afford to live in san francisco. we want to ensure that house holds have opportunity in these areas in san francisco. and

mission housing, dolores street, larkin street. they were part of the rfp and i know i think you used some of this expedited authority to do construction work, but anyway, we can keep talking about this all day. i think we need more information from you all to make a better informed decision, so chair i would propose we continue this item for further conversation if that's okay. >> could just clarify deliverable's? >> sure. >> we have some of the numbers that we can provide that. i think it might be helpful in our appendix to show the timelines, how long it takes for a rfq and rfp, how quickly rfq expires and have context setting from oca. they have bun a wonderful partner since we had 21b we consult with them often. they were supportive of the legislation asking what else do you need and how can we be helpful and honored to have been part of some of those convursations with controller and city administrator. i hope many some of what we done can be a model for that. in the mean time we are running a very complex emergency response

i'm mary lou larkin, vice president of the san francisco women artists organization. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today in support of our application for the legacy business registry. as rick told you, the organization has deep roots that go back to 1887, when women were not allowed to join the arts organizations in san francisco. so they formed their own group called the sketch club , which brought together women in san francisco to curate their art, to support each other, to display their art and to counter the male anti women culture in the art community. the organization went on for many years, and until 1906, when the earthquake destroyed its headquarters, it then merged with another organization and became a coeducational a coeducational coed organized formation that that lasted for a while. and then the women branched off again in 1925 to form the society of san francisco women artists, which was the basis for the organization that i'm representing today. we have many distinguished members from the organization. ruth asawa was a member, imogene

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we w

mission housing, dolores street, larkin street.fp and i know i think you used some of this expedited authority to do construction work, but anyway, we can keep talking about this all day. i think we need more information from you all to make a better informed decision, so chair i would propose we continue this item for further conversation if that's okay. >> could just clarify deliverable's? >> sure. >> we have some of the numbers that we can provide that. i think it might be helpful in our appendix to show the timelines, how long it takes for a rfq and rfp, how quickly rfq expires and have context setting from oca. they have bun a wonderful partner since we had 21b we consult with them often. they were supportive of the legislation asking what else do you need and how can we be helpful and honored to have been part of some of those convursations with controller and city administrator. i hope many some of what we done can be a model for that. in the mean time we are running a very complex emergency response system. in the adult pro

i'm the director of policy at larkin street. i was calling in today to strongly urge the board to delay the parking restrictions on winston drive and buckingham way. many of our families that are living in those rvs, they're working families with children. the parking restrictions are slated to begin on december 15th, which is right before the holidays. this would be very disruptive and destabilize housing for these families. and a delay will allow sfmta and more time to establish a safe parking site and permanent housing so that our families living in those vehicles have a safer place to go. there with the restrictions. if they have their rvs towed, they are facing up to fines around on average, $600. this is extremely destabilizing and these are poverty toes. they would not easily be able to access those funds to get their rvs out of the tow yard. so thank you again for your consideration and happy holidays. thank you. and just to clarify for everyone, we're still in the director's report. so items that were covered during dir

i'm the director of policy at larkin street. i was calling in today to strongly urge the board to delay the parking restrictions on winston drive and buckingham way. many of our families that are living in those rvs, they're working families with children. the parking restrictions are slated to begin on december 15th, which is right before the holidays. this would be very disruptive and destabilize housing for these families. and a delay will allow sfmta and more time to establish a safe parking site and permanent housing so that our families living in those vehicles have a safer place to go. there with the restrictions. if they have their rvs towed, they are facing up to fines around on average, $600. this is extremely destabilizing and these are poverty toes. they would not easily be able to access those funds to get their rvs out of the tow yard. so thank you again for your consideration and happy holidays. thank you. and just to clarify for everyone, we're still in the director's report. so items that were covered during dir

i'm the director of policy at larkin street. i was calling in today to strongly urge the board to delay the parking restrictions on winston drive and buckingham way. many of our families that are living in those rvs, they're working families with children. the parking restrictions are slated to begin on december 15th, which is right before the holidays. this would be very disruptive and destabilize housing for these families. and a delay will allow sfmta and more time to establish a safe parking site and permanent housing so that our families living in those vehicles have a safer place to go. there with the restrictions. if they have their rvs towed, they are facing up to fines around on average, $600. this is extremely destabilizing and these are poverty toes. they would not easily be able to access those funds to get their rvs out of the tow yard. so thank you again for your consideration and happy holidays. thank you. and just to clarify for everyone, we're still in the director's report. so items that were covered during dir