(justine) today, kron four's philippe djegal stopped by mission dolores park in san francisco...here salesforce chairman marc benioff and congresswoman nancy pelosi called for a "yes" vote on proposition c. (philippe) before volunteers fanned out... soliciting for yes votes on "proposition c"...nats- "marc benioff, woo." salesforce chairman and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco... stating that a yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... would provide additional health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been published

(justine) today, kron four's philippe djegal stopped by mission dolores park in san francisco... where salesforce chairman marc benioff and congresswoman nancy pelosi called for a "yes" vote on proposition c. (philippe) before volunteers fanned out... soliciting for yes votes on "proposition c"...nats- "marc benioff, woo." salesforce chairman and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco... stating that a yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... would provide additional health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been publish

." >>> people pushing for proposition c joined forces yesterday at san francisco's dolores park. prop c aims to address the homeless problem in the city by taxing large san francisco companies like sales force, for one. chairman co-ceo mark ben hoff is a well-known supporter of prop c and says the homeless problem is an embarrassing epidemic and san francisco has no choice but to vote yes on c. >> there is no plan b. this is our only choice. c is for compassion. it's for care. it's for charity. it's going to take care of the homeless that we have, 75 homeless in san francisco, 1200 homeless families each with two children. they need proposition c, that's why i know that it's going to pass. >> nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein also support the measure. pelosi was at that rally yesterday. there are arguments, however, against c, opponents worry the money wouldn't be properly spent on homeless services, and could also lead to jobs being cut. >>> while you were out voting, if you have any problems at the polls, we want to hear about them. nbc bay area is teaming up with pro publica t

salesforce chairman and co-ceo marc benioff rallied a crowd at mission dolores park in san francisco.yes vote on "prop c", which means a new tax on the city's wealthiest corporations... health and mental services for the homeless population... and, prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. the san francisco controller estimates annual revenues under "prop c" at 250 to 300- million dollars beginning next year..marc benioff/salesforce- "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. do you want to know what the key is according to scientific studies to actual clinical research that's been published in the journal of american medical association and many other prestigious peer-review journals? the key to solving homelessness is a home, a home, a home." the "yes on c" campaign says there about 75-hundred homeless people living in san francisco. that works out to about 12-hundred families with children.nancy pelosi/congres swoman- "this issue of homelessness is not

. >>> in sannc dolores park today, activists marched in support of prop c at a get out the vote rally. prop c aims to help address the homeless problem by taxing large companies. sales force chairman and co-ceo mark benioff is a high-profile supporter. he says the homeless problem is an epidemic and san francisco has no choice but to vote for c. >> there is no plan b. this is our only choice. c is for compassion, it's for care, it's for charity. it's going to take care of the homeless that we have, 7,500 homeless in san francisco, 1,200 homeless families, each with 2 children. they need proposition c. that's why i know that it's going to pass. >> house democratic lea nancy pelosi also voiced her support on the measuring. now, opponents worry that approving prop c could lead to job loss and pour money into a broken system. >>> well, in this final push to election day, early voting centers across the bay area and the country saw increased traffic. in san mateo county, 39 voting centers open today from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. through monday and on tuesday, they'll be open from 7:00 in the

the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all

. >>> activists ram rallied in support of san francisco's prop c at dolores park. prop c aims to address the homeless problem by taxing large companies. salesforce chairman and co-ceo mark benioff is a high-profile supporter. he says the homeless problem is an epidemmic and that san francisco has no choice but to vote for c. >> there is no plan b. c is our only choice. 7,500 homeless in san francisco. 1,200 homeless families each with two children. they need proposition c. that's how i know it's going t >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi also voiced her srt prop c could leads and that it would pour money into a broken system. >>> in this final push to election day early voting centers are open across the bay area. now, in san mateo county 39 voting centers opened today. they're going to be staying open through tuesday. yes, they're open tomorrow, sunday. every city in san mateo has at least one voting center. they're open from 9:00 in the morning till 6:00 p.m. through monday. so tomorrow and monday till 6:00 p.m. 9:00 to 6:00. on tuesday the center's going to

mission access point is located along south bend near the 16th street bart station and dolores park.acility is run by catholic charities as it expands the operation. they will include a homelessness prevention program, a job center and immigration services. the granted opening is 10:00 this morning. >>> 7:26. we just got off the phone with cal fire about the overnight firefighting efforts. thee big wildfires have been burning out of control for hours. we have a live report from chico and we're seeing more of the devastation. >>> there is bad air quality across the area today as a result of the wildfire in bute county. >>> good morning. we can see a friday commute underway with the slowing on the macarthur maze bridge. we'll give you an update on the bay bridge and getting there on interstate 80. if yyou need to stay downeaway from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through

. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the land use and transportation committee meeting. i am katey tang, the chair, and i am joined by supervisor sandra fewer and ahsha safai. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >>clerk: yes. [agenda item read] >> supervisor tang: thank you. can you please call item one? >>clerk: yes. item one is receiving from or conferring with or receiving advice from the city attorney under codes regarding anticipated litigation in which the city would be a defendant. >> supervisor tang: all right. and at this time, i'd like to see if there's any members of the public who would like to speak for public comment on item one. okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor tang: colleagues, can we get a motion to convene in closed session? >> >>clerk: we're now back in open session. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. so i just want to let the public know that this committee took no action during your closed session. can we get a motion to not disc

. >>> [ indiscernible ] spoke it -- dolores park. props he will place an extra tax on some of the city's wealthiest companies. >> the salesforce has been built on the back of san francisco. so many great businesses in san francisco have been built on the back of san francisco peer companies like to salesforce and twitter, and square, like strike and dropbox. all the companies that you know when uses started in san francisco, it's time that we can give back. that's what propositions he allows us to do. that's why i supported. big business pay, you don't pay. >> it would raise $300 million for mental health services and homelessness. small and medium-size businesses and individual taxpayers are exempt. they lack accountability, and it could lead to job losses. >>> president trump stood for republican candidates in montana. matt rosen dale is challenging john tester with a slight lead in the race. at the montana rally, he headed for the campaign stop in pensacola, florida. he talked about the economy and criticized democrats. >> you all

he lives in dolores park and looks over a very beautiful part of the city. is watching them undo the work of the city. very few of which meet any hybrid standard. there are the ways that they were once a place of tremendous innovation in the public sector and is now they're fighting it very hard to keep up with all of the innovation innovation and change that's happening in the private sector. the degree to which talking about. user amplified by how they are segregated spaces. we are very much on the same page. with housing. they have this have this whole fleet of other problems healthcare and how people write arrive at school. there is a story in san francisco of one school that lostan 13 teachers and one year due to rent hikes. they should of been interconnected. and i think it helps us masked the degree in which we areee all deeply related to each other. we are radiating effects that we don't realize. i think it helps to do these things to see that. carrie mentioned teachers. it's how teachers and hotel workers and firefighters and nurses can't afford to

. >> at dolores park we ran into harriett.itions out here haven't been good for the dog. >> i don't take them out for as long as i usually do. and she -- because she is coughing so much i'm having to hold her a lot. >> this woman posted a picture of her dog with a small bandanna covering its face which doesn't do much good. masks aren't really effective. >> they wouldn't tolerate them be fitted. >> this doctor returned from she and others treating saddamle processes she says dogs tend to like themselves to wipe them down. >> with par particulate matter on the coat you want to gently wipe it away and baby wipesor w fine for that. >> last niem night she brought home a senior dog after the owner, an elderly woman lo lost her home couldn't care for her. >> the was at had 800 zms three separate buildings, trying to physically manage the needs of all the animal is the challenging. >> muttvil ile s that helps senio dogs. gizmo eventually needs a home. in san lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is building a better beau. we are

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come out and clean up after a night touch up mess and dolores park. have seen sfpd start new foot patrols in partnership with the homeless outreach -- outreach team and i have seen d.b.h. at the castro safeway parking lots that resulted in 12 navigational center placements. yet despite the use and too many other worthy efforts to describe , my constituent's e-mail call my office daily to tell me that things are as bad and in many cases, worse than ever. i do not believe they are wrong. we are responding to the symptoms, but we struggle to find an effective response to the underlying disease. given all the work that has occurred in my district and in the city over these last months and years and the seeming lack of differences it is making on our streets, or at least streets in district eight, and in some of the other neighborhoods presented on this board, i am left to ask why the disconnect? nearly everyone in san francisco has an opinion about what's wrong. some folks will tell you and i agree with this that we are not investing enough in permanent su

. >> at dolores park we ran into harriet, her owner told us conditions haven't been good for the dog.don't take them out for as long as i usually do. and she -- because she is coughing so much i have to hold her a lot. >> this woman post add picture of in her dog with a small bandanna on its face which doesn't do much good. masks aren't really effective. >> they wouldn't tolerate them being fitted. >> doctor o'neill returned from chico where she and other vets were treating animals. she says it's not a bad idea to wipe down the dogs after the walk because the dogs like themselves. >> where the cases with a lot of par particulate matter. you want to wipe it away and baby wipes would work for that. >> last knit she brought home a senior dog after an elderly woman couldn't care for her. the talking's name is gizmo. >> the shelter i was at had 800 zms, very full, three separate building. troig it physically manage the needs of all the animal, even the healthy ones is challenging. >> muttville is an organization in san francisco helping senior dogs. gizmo will event hi need a home. in san

salesforce chairman marc benioff and congresswoman nancy pelosi rallied a crowd at mission dolores park support of the measure ... as the tax would provide additional health and mental services for the homeless population. they say it would also prevent families on the brink of losing their homes from living on the streets. < "do you want to know what the key to helping the homeless is, to helping them with their mental health issues or their addiction issues. the key to solving homelessness is a home, a home, a home.">( darya ) opponents say the city already spends a lot of money on homelessness with underwhelming results. mayor london breed says vote "no." ( james ) a flyer in response a measure on the ballot features gang members on it.. reading 'meet your neighbors' has many people in santa cruz calling it racially motivated. residnets say a well known landlord in santa cruz handed out the flyers at an event about the housing crisis. the flyer has a photo of m-s-13 with the message "meet your new neighbors" in bold letters on the top. the landlord.. darius mohesenin says the flyers