it's a pretty cool place, but right now, there's not much entertainment out in the excelsior, correct? >> right, there's none. >> i think there was one comp that, unfortunately, we had to, years ago, kind of dismiss. >> i believe it was tapatio's. >> yeah. we want to get a little more action in your neighborhood. i know that the restaurant next door to you kind of shutdown their operations and just does catering because, really, there's not a lot of traffic. >> correct. >> we're hoping this entertainment permit will help not just your business but the whole neighborhood. >> yeah. so i'm actually working closely with bob barnwell from, i believe, excelsior action group, and i believe he works with sunday streets? >> okay. >> so, yeah, we're in a lot of conversations in how to improve the neighborhood, how to make sunday street better, how just -- how to -- how just to draw more people to come to the neighborhood and how to keep the people in the neighborhood, as well, in terms of entertaining. >> all right. so the understand the limited live is only to a certain time, and no -- because

it also launches at the excelsior branch today. the library's version of curbside pickup gives library growers a contact freeway to reserve books and take them back. >> since we closed, we closed on march 13th, we have had a constant stream of patients who have been asking us to reopen so they can get their books. people love print books. that is what they have been missing during the closure. >> other than the main library and excelsior branch, other libraries are still closed. but, the library hopes to start the to go plan at other library branches next month. >>> two furloughed workers in southern california are now finding success in the middle of a pandemic. they are two young chefs in san diego. they started making pizzas at home. once the restaurant they worked at had to close, they started selling pizza to their neighbors and friends on instagram. then, the business took off. a local business owner noticed it and let them set up shop in his market and deli. >> what better chance to be able to help young kids? these are insp

you can put items on hold and services also at the excelsior library brands.curbside pickup gives you a contact freeway to pick up books and return them. other than the main library and excelsior brands, all other locations are still closed. >> since we have been close, we have had patrons who have been asking us to reopen so they can get their books. and people love print books. that is what they have been missing during the closure. >> other than the main library and the excelsior brands, all other library locations remain closed but the library is hoping to start a to go plant at other branches next month. >>> as many students have back to class parents might be feeling the stress and pressure to help with distance learning. this morning on the ninth we are helping those parents find local resources word they our expert for more. i think the number one idea is to have a plan. parents did what ever they could to get through those couple months of distance learning and now that it is for real, what is the best way to approach the time that is ahead. >> i real

it's a pretty cool place, but right now, there's not much entertainment out in the excelsior, correct >> right, there's none. >> i think there was one comp that, unfortunately, we had to, years ago, kind of dismiss. >> i believe it was tapatio's. >> yeah. we want to get a little more action in your neighborhood. i know that the restaurant next door to you kind of shutdown their operations and just does catering because, really, there's not a lot of traffic. >> correct. >> we're hoping this entertainment permit will help not just your business but the whole neighborhood. >> yeah. so i'm actually working closely with bob barnwell from, i believe, excelsior action group, and i believe he works with sunday streets? >> okay. >> so, yeah, we're in a lot of conversations in how to improve the neighborhood, how to make sunday street better, how just -- how to -- how just to draw more people to come to the neighborhood and how to keep the people in the neighborhood, as well, in terms of entertaining. >> all right. so the understand the limited live is only to a certain time, and no -- because

it's a pretty cool place, but right now, there's not much entertainment out in the excelsior, correct >> right, there's none. >> i think there was one comp that, unfortunately, we had to, years ago, kind of dismiss. >> i believe it was tapatio's. >> yeah. we want to get a little more action in your neighborhood. i know that the restaurant next door to you kind of shutdown their operations and just does catering because, really, there's not a lot of traffic. >> correct. >> we're hoping this entertainment permit will help not just your business but the whole neighborhood. >> yeah. so i'm actually working closely with bob barnwell from, i believe, excelsior action group, and i believe he works with sunday streets? >> okay. >> so, yeah, we're in a lot of conversations in how to improve the neighborhood, how to make sunday street better, how just -- how to -- how just to draw more people to come to the neighborhood and how to keep the people in the neighborhood, as well, in terms of entertaining. >> all right. so the understand the limited live is only to a certain time, and no -- because

the limited service also takes place at the excelsior library branch today. the library version of curbside pickup gives library goers a contact freeway to pick up reserved books and take them back. >> since we have been closed, we have had a constant stream of patrons who have been asking us to reopen so they can get their books. people love print books. that is what they have been missing during the closure. >> along with the main library and the excelsior branch, the rest of the san francisco libraries are still closed, but the library hopes to start the to go plan at other branches next month. >>> two furloughed workers in southern california are becoming successful right in the middle of a pandemic. two young chefs started making pizza at home. after the restaurant they worked at closed their doors. they started selling the pizza to their neighbors and friends on instagram, and then the business took off. one local business owner saw this, noticed it, chance to hel two young kids. these are inspiring young chefs. we want to give them the opportunity to p

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

the limited front door service opened today at the main library, and starting tomorrow at the excelsiorranch. it gives patrons a contact-free way to pick up, reserve books, or run them. >> since we've been closed, we've had a constant stream of patrons who have been asking us to reopen so they can get their books, and people love print books, and that's what they've been missing during the closure. >> other than the main library and the excelsior branch, all other san francisco library locations remain closed. officials say they are hoping to open more locations by next month. >>> coming up, free masks for the picking. we'll tell you about mask tree project and hear from the woman behind it. >> and the democratic national convention set to begin one week from today. so who will joe biden pick to be his running mate? his decision could come as soon as tomorrow. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five year

. >> caller: i am a resident of excelsior. i don't see excess of luxury housing. the problem is the new market funded housing not a money user is luxury. that is it is a public disservice to make words inextricable. this is a shortage not surplus. the market price reveals the shortage. my neighborhood has very little construction of luxury housing. most of the homes are million dollars, not created as luxury homes. they were by the overall lack of housing by the underestimated how much housing san francisco with need during an economic boom. market and filter are bad words. the failure that is driven by economic policies. i would appreciate that it is driven by the city's need to grow to economy to pay public workers and pensions in accordance with policies and set asides and state and federal laws. please endorse prop 15 this september. our tax system is regressive. if we can get support for more housing in the city. we need to evaluate if we can build enough housing that way. 39% over the above market category is nothing compared to 35% below the overall goal. i

in 1989, pete took over bravo pizza in san francisco in the excelsior district. for 30 years, many came in the neighboring city. the it's the quality of the food it serves, however, pete will also be known for much more than his pizzas and pasta. no one could go into bravos without seeing pete going from table to table, checking in on the customers, knowing their children and helping to see and watch their children get raised. whether it's his weekly regular out of state visitor or someone who stumbled into bravos the first time. pete always made time to listen to people, crack jokes and made people laugh. he was known the mayor of the corridor. bravo pizza was the place he created where people want to laugh, smile and feel loved. he put others before himself. that made pete a remarkable person and a pillar of a small business community in the excelsior. a remarkable person overall. his influence in the neighborhood will not be forgotten. pete passed away peacefully on august 15th surrounded by his family. a truly iconic man who served and made the community a be

the limited service also launches at the excelsior breath today.pick up reserved books and return them. e since we have been close, we closed march 13, we have had patrons who have been asking us to reopen so they can get their books and people love print books. that is what they have been >> other than the main library the excelsior branch all other locations remain closed. it says it hopes to start the to plant other branches next month. >>> a couple is recovering after being charged at by a cow on a trip in solano county. they fell to the ground and were hurt back. chp helicopter hoisted them to safety as the cow and the cabs watch. they were treated for undisclosed interest. >>> the family of don lewis, the cofounder of the big cat rescue animal sanctuary is offering a $100,000 reward for any tips surrounding his disappearance. the story gathered at following after netflix released the ducky series. the family is also filing a sec, in an attempt to depose her and get her to speak on wrecker. lewis was last seen in august of 1997. he was declare

the excelsior branch will offer their same service starting tomorrow followed by many more locations in the coming weeks. you can also ask for books, dvds or audio books by going to the library's website. so that should be fun if you've been missing just having a book in your hand. well, that does it for our midday newscast. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. our next newscast will be at 5:00. and the governor's press conference coming up for you at noon. we will have that right here on nbc bay area. make sure you enjoy your monday. [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> right now on "california live," going the extra mile. one woman's run across america looking for a cure to breast cancer. >> i'm going to visit 50 states in 50 days for my 50th birthday. i'm going to run 50 miles total to promote breast cancer awareness. >>> then

once we get -- main or excelsior branch.igger and bigger, we'll be available to everybody. but you pick out a magazine, a movie, or a c.d., you click on request it. if you don't have the internet, or you don't have an on-line library account, you can call us and say, i want to select this book, or you can say, help me with a book. you can say, what are some scandinavian mysteries, and we'll find you something right now. we go and pull it off the shelf. we'll call you, we'll send you a piece of mail, or we'll e-mail you and tell you it's ready to pick up. and then, you'll lineup outside the library. we have little dots on the ground to tell you where to lineup. you'll come up, tell us your name and the last fewour digit of your library card number, and we give you your package, and you go on your way. >> how do you return items? >> a lot of people have been holding onto items since march. you can return your items -- at the main, for example, we have three doors, and we have a separate door where it's the return door, you put

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

and marybell ramirez is the executive director of the excelsior action group. congratulations on the recent promotion, and what are you seeing and experiencing in excelsior? >> thank you for inviting me to participate on the call. as you mention, we support small businesses in district 11. so the shared space has kind of launched with mixed reviews as we just saw on the map. that robin shared, and i think really addresses the inequities that are inherent in the program in the outer part of the city. so from the commission. and the capital and city to launch that. and the studios and this is almost 35 to 40% of the businesses. so to launch outdoors and is an impossible task and theft and cleanliness and some of the businesses are concerned to spend the seven to 6,000 to 8,000 is what i have been quoted for certain parts. and parking and one on one with our local businesses and we just launched the micro grant with that large in a few days. and the t.a. that is going to take to support businesses because the responses are rejust need something to do outside and w

once we get -- main or excelsior branch. once we get going bigger and bigger, we'll be available to everybody. but you pick out a magazine, a movie, or a c.d., you click on request it. if you don't have the internet, or you don't have an on-line library account, you can call us and say, i want to select this book, or you can say, help me with a book. you can say, what are some scandinavian mysteries, and we'll find you something right now. we go and pull it off the shelf. we'll call you, we'll send you a piece of mail, or we'll e-mail you and tell you it's ready to pick up. and then, you'll lineup outside the library. we have little dots on the ground to tell you where to lineup. you'll come up, tell us your name and the last fewour digit of your library card number, and we give you your package, and you go on your way. >> how do you return items? >> a lot of people have been holding onto items since march. you can return your items -- at the main, for example, we have three doors, and we have a separate door where it's the

we partnered with emergency eot and excelsior and sunnydale.nd so that's the end of my formal presentation -- actually, next slide. chair fewer, you referred to the trailing leg recognition an lege four supplemental legislations to our capital program for the waste water, enterprise, water and power and clean power. >> excuse me. chose me. excuse me. could you please give us this on august 21st. we are not going to remember this because we are going through 50 departments in the meantime. when we vote on that, if you will do that presentation, that would be great. any questions or comments for the public utility's commission? you use little funds, if any and so my question, i think, now is we have heard about the equity work that you are doing, the racial equity e ternly an exteri would like to ask how you're addressing. we know the plans are not due by the end of the year, but if your commission is actually involved in this internal look at how we can be more racially equitable within your organization. >> i would like to ask my colleague, jul

. >> the main library other than the excelsior branch remain closed. >>> we're going to see tomorrows well, kind of a nice break and then we'll warm up a bit. you can see in the sierra this afternoon we have had pop-up thunderstorms there. but right now we're seeing the marine air move back in and that's the only action here in the bay. as clouds were very clear today but now they're moving back in because we're going to have the marine air move back in. and that means we'll get the cooler temperatures. first of all, we'll stay foggy longer tomorrow morning than we did yesterday. right now temperatures out there about 60 degrees in santa rosa, 59 in san francisco. we're taking a live look that the golden date bridge. oakland 63 degrees, 65 in livermore and 63 in san jose. tomorrow should be a pretty nice day. about 65 on the coast, 72 around the bay and inland mostly 80s instead of 90s. however , that is going to change. we do you have a warm up on the way. >>> loaded guns on carry on bags. new numbers from the tsa shows three times the rate of guns compared to before the pandemic. a

in 1989, pete took over bravo pizza in san francisco in the excelsior district. for 30 years, many came in the neighboring city. the it's the quality of the food it serves, however, pete will also be known for much more than his pizzas and pasta. no one could go into bravos without seeing pete going from table to table, checking in on the customers, knowing their children and helping to see and watch their children get raised. whether it's his weekly regular out of state visitor or someone who stumbled into bravos the first time. pete always made time to listen to people, crack jokes and made people laugh. he was known the mayor of the corridor. bravo pizza was the place he created where people want to laugh, smile and feel loved. he put others before himself. that made pete a remarkable person and a pillar of a small business community in the excelsior. a remarkable person overall. his influence in the neighborhood will not be forgotten. pete passed away peacefully on august 15th surrounded by his family. a truly iconic man who served and made the community a be

. >>> the extreme weather cause big problems in san francisco from the excelsior to the fillmore, tree limbs fell onto sidewalks and onto parked cars. no word of injury so far. also a large limb fell and damaged a powerline near the intersection of mcallister and fillmore. before it was chopped up, it blocked the road and forest buses to reroute. >>> is a white alert in effect. we are all urged to conserve energy through wednesday especially from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. as temperatures remain high. utility companies are asked to reduce the load to keep the power grid reliable and stable. they say rotating power outages are sometimes necessary. in el dorado hills a couple had to restock after losing their food in the recent power blackouts. >> i think it was scary just the fact that it was day one. we were already losing power. >> we worry about losing food, the freezer defrosting. >> pg&e takes directives from cow iso which determines where the power outages happen and how many customers will be impacted. pg&e saidroing outages were h preped r likely outages during late afternoon and e

relationship with data trust, runs convergence media, is involved in managing the president's data via excelsiorch conveniently is run by his vice president of digital strategy, has a relationship with the nrcc and "the washington post" reported that with brad parscale, they had contracts with 23 party committees and affiliations in 2017. i tell people all the time, a powerful couple in d.c. that you don't know about are katie and mike. they really do control a massive part of the goop. katie described working with trump as trying to understand a child. he was known as a leaker. they are doing their best to make sure trump and america first do not stamp their image on the gop. they would be happy if they returned to the mccain and romney days. >> tucker: in other words of the president wasn't reelected. >> correct. and i think this is one thing where trump has to take a firm stance and realize he has the power and turn the gop into america first party and rid the party of people like katie and mike. >> tucker: most people believe government should serve the middle-class first and in washington,

relationship with data trust, runs convergence media, is involved in managing the president's data via excelsior which conveniently is run by his vice president of digital strategy, has a relationship with the nrcc and "the washington post" reported that with brad parscale, they had contracts with 23 party committees and affiliations in 2017. i tell people all the time, a powerful couple in d.c. that you don't know about, and they really do control a massive part of the g.o.p. ecosystem but i will tell people this and remind them, katie pretty much walked out on the trump campaign in 2016 after the billy bush tape, described working with trump is trying to understand a child, and left the white house after about eight weeks known as a notorious leaker. so there is some real problems with these people. these are two former chiefs of staff who are establishment first and last and who i think are doing their best to make sure trum trump and america firo not stamp their image on the g.o.p. and they would be very happy if there was a return to the mccain-romney days. >> tucker: in other words of the

roomne big problems in san francisco from the excelsior to the elmore, tree limbs fell onto sidewalks and parked cars. witnesses heard a loud crackling sound before several large limbs fell onto persia avenue. >> the whole top is crushed in coming here. >> a large limb fell and damaged the line near the intersection of mcallister and fillmore before it was chopped nd upocitked blreroute. >>> let's get to gianna franco with how the commute is r us th you e watching a crason slowing things down. >> i am and it is a busy ride. the latest, they have cleared the lands. a couple of cars involved in this crash. everything is pushed to the shoulder, tow crews are on scene. look at the backup. a lot of red for the ride on south on 880. e castro valley, san lorenzo haard. right around winton, now over to the shoulder but the damage is done. it is busy as you work your way through there. plan for that. if you're taking the nimitz freeway, it will be busy headed toward the san mateo bridge. a bridge backed up to the maze. back to you. >>> thank you. let's go live now to the big board as we kick o

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

we partnered with emergency eot and excelsior and sunnydale.nd so that's the end of my formal presentation -- actually, next slide. chair fewer, you referred to the trailing leg recognition an lege four supplemental legislations to our capital program for the waste water, enterprise, water and power and clean power. >> excuse me. chose me. excuse me. could you please give us this on august 21st. we are not going to remember this because we are going through 50 departments in the meantime. when we vote on that, if you will do that presentation, that would be great. any questions or comments for the public utility's commission? you use little funds, if any and so my question, i think, now is we have heard about the equity work that you are doing, the racial equity e ternly an exteri would like to ask how you're addressing. we know the plans are not due by the end of the year, but if your commission is actually involved in this internal look at how we can be more racially equitable within your organization. >> i would like to ask my colleague, jul

. >> reporter: the high winds will cause a lot of problems in the ci the excelsior to the filmore, tree limbs falling onto the sidewalks. some landing in the middle of the street. witnesses heard loud crackling sounds before these large limbs fell onto persia avenue around 8:30 in the morning. but they covered a parked car. no one inside. >> i said thank you god. >> this big branch fell and damaged the muni power line at mcallister and fillmore streets. before it was chopped up, mcallister street and forced muni to reroute buses. a block over on steiner, the wilson surveyed the damage on their suv. >> the whole top is crushed in here. neighbors, they share photos at the branches that would land on their suvs. >> it was around 2:30 and a huge crash, boom with lights. it's a great family car. so it will be tough. >> reporter: many down tree limbs were left unattended. they will try to get to each spot as quickly as they can and there are simply too many reports. >> it's unheard of, a thunderstorm, san francisco in the middle of august. >> well, i wouldn't say it's unheard of, but it has h

to roll out in phases with the first sites opening at the main library on august 10th and at the excelsior branch on august 11. for more pick up locations are going to be available in the following weeks and library patrons can request library items by going to s f pl dot com and once you're done with the item you can drop it off at a designated library to go location. >>in the east bay police in berkeley are investigating a shooting that happened this morning sent a man to the hospital it happened in the area solano and fresno avenues just before 04:00am that's right near the end ronit ghose there when officers showed up they found a man in his 20's with a gunshot wound he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. a suspect has not been identified. >>the marathon refinery in martinez is shutting down permanently now the marathon petroleum company announced that its converting that site into a terminal facility. the company also putting a new mexico refinery on indefinite hold as well. the company says most jobs would be lost at the 2 sites with phased layoffs starting in october. th

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

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neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

. >> caller: i am a resident of excelsior. i don't see excess of luxury housing. the problem is the new market funded housing not a money user is luxury. that is it is a public disservice to make words inextricable. this is a shortage not surplus. the market price reveals the shortage. my neighborhood has very little construction of luxury housing. most of the homes are million dollars, not created as luxury homes. they were by the overall lack of housing by the underestimated how much housing san francisco with need during an economic boom. market and filter are bad words. the failure that is driven by economic policies. i would appreciate that it is driven by the city's need to grow to economy to pay public workers and pensions in accordance with policies and set asides and state and federal laws. please endorse prop 15 this september. our tax system is regressive. if we can get support for more housing in the city. we need to evaluate if we can build enough housing that way. 39% over the above market category is nothing compared to 35% below the overall goal. i

. >> caller: i am a resident of excelsior. i don't see excess of luxury housing. the problem is the new market funded housing not a money user is luxury. that is it is a public disservice to make words inextricable. this is a shortage not surplus. the market price reveals the shortage. my neighborhood has very little construction of luxury housing. most of the homes are million dollars, not created as luxury homes. they were by the overall lack of housing by the underestimated how much housing san francisco with need during an economic boom. market and filter are bad words. the failure that is driven by economic policies. i would appreciate that it is driven by the city's need to grow to economy to pay public workers and pensions in accordance with policies and set asides and state and federal laws. please endorse prop 15 this september. our tax system is regressive. if we can get support for more housing in the city. we need to evaluate if we can build enough housing that way. 39% over the above market category is nothing compared to 35% below the overall goal. i

pedestrian safety project on california street and working on the mission street corridor in the excelsiorand mission and in response to covid we've implement the entire slow streets program and will have news shortly about the rollout of the improvements. that rollout is competing for staff time with the shared spaces program. and we will open bids for the sidewalk widening and pedestrian improvements and for a bid for the safer market street project and one other project. so far in 2020 we have done daylighting at 819 corners scattered throughout the high-injury network with an emphasis on district 4 where supervisor mar has been actively advoca advocating for intersection daylighting completing 60% of those prioritized in the sunset district. is this tripling of this rate. in 2020 we installed 83 turn restrictions on the high-injury network and 55 no-left turns and nine no-turn on reds and 1 9 complete bans on no right turns and will be installing red light running cameras at key locations where we know there have been problems with red light running. we are also, as you know, working h

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

filipino american studies to k through college students that are low immigrant youth of color in the excelsiorneighborhood of san francisco. our program has hit a target goal since being funded by mohcd over the past two decades and has served hundreds of students over the past two decades and we are rewarded by a significant cut to our budget that does not make any sense. it would result in the elimination of one of our positions and a cut to our provided services. we continue to provide ethnic studies to our students during covid-19, and our students see our class, they feel a sense of community. and most importantly, they see themselves in this curriculum. the relationships that we have created with our students is important to stay connected and engaged in schools, especially with the difficult pivot to remote learning. these cuts not only affect us but various community based filipino organizations. this proposed cut could provide a s

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior.esses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access to quarantine to

filipino american studies to k through college students that are low immigrant youth of color in the excelsiorneighborhood of san francisco. our program has hit a target goal since being funded by mohcd over the past two decades and has served hundreds of students over the past two decades and we are rewarded by a significant cut to our budget that does not make any sense. it would result in the elimination of one of our positions and a cut to our provided services. we continue to provide ethnic studies to our students during covid-19, and our students see our class, they feel a sense of community. and most importantly, they see themselves in this curriculum. the relationships that we have created with our students is important to stay connected and engaged in schools, especially with the difficult pivot to remote learning. these cuts not only affect us but various community based filipino organizations. this proposed cut could provide a sense of community, identity, and security. we stand in solidarity with the budget justice organization that prioritizes and stands with the vulnerable filipi

as we look at covid-19 case numbers we know highest particular in the mission and bay view and excelsior affecting the latino community, black community and disproportionately. what added work have you to take on in office of racial equity, what support do you need to be able to carry out the work of addressing the covid-19 additional work for your office and quite frankly for the hrc? >> thank you. we have been front and centre with director davis and with funding to covid. i was deployed personally at the operation centre for 16 weeks and pivoted with my staff and build up a team of officers to make sure that we as a city looking for racial equity in our response. it's been heart breaking to talk about this, some of the things we have been lifting up since march, we knew it would happen because of the social things of health and existing inequities. what covid does, it's a disease. it compounds existing disparit disparities. therefore, we need direct community support to meet better infrastructure and access to testing. we need contact tracing but. we need community-based health ambass

program will roll out in phases but the first fights opening at the main library on august 10 at the excelsiorin the coming weeks at mission bay, eureka valley in marina branches, the library sites were close to the public in march due to the pandemic, and nearly half of the library staffers were deployed as disaster staff -- service workers. >> indoor businesses order to modify for outdoor operation or close in san mateo county after it was added to the watchlist, what this means for all businesses who have avoided closure until now. >>> first day of school for students in oakland, right around the corner and there is a lot of questions at teachers and parents would like answers. their hopes to figure out some of the main issues by tomorrow. >>> the very latest on the ongoing negotiations in washington, as lawmakers continue to disagree on the terms of the next coronavirus relief package. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> nearly 9 am, a few seconds off, and we begin with a beautiful shot of lake tahoe in all its splendor, nice and blue today, if you are heading up that way,

the past two weeks, was a sense that some commercial districts, specifically the mission and the excelsior and d7, that these were denied because of high-traffic speed and because of the high-traffic speed, people didn't want to take advantage of the partlet approach, the parking space approach. and so, first of all, with rest to the denials, is traffic speed a consideration? number one. number two, is there a possibility here that we are maybe at this pointe tilted a ly from closure when we should be experimenting with closure on busier thoroughfares? does this member of the public have the right sense of it? is that why people aren't moving forward? is that in the outlying districts, is that it's been the only commercial activity is happening on high speed ar tea l roads and they can't close roads because it's high speed expect sidewalks aren't much bigger than sidewalks anywhere else and they're just locked out? does that sound right to you? if it does, what do you think we can do about it. >> yes. so, you know, there are several factors having to do with traffic and transportation to c

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t