many businesses in north beach, but also it spread beyond north beach throughout northern california, new york, chicago, los angeles, and the media would do a lot better than of our leadership like supervisor peskin in celebrating his leadership in supporting small business that has set an example throughout this country in dealing with covid in a way that has enabled many businesses to survive. so i would like to argue my personal support to aaron and hope the best for him in terms of his rehabilitation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this afternoon. operations, is there another caller in the queue? >> hi, good afternoon, everybody. my maple is joseph baba. i'm one of the newly appointed veterans affairs commissioners, and actually, as of right now i have been recalled to active duty service. but normally i'm in district 1. given the importance on the day, i felt it was important for me to state my opinion that we as a veterans commission sorely need this admin support. anything you have to go do, you need i.t. services and administrative support. something that we

many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people coming since the day we opened. >> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i

i want to thank the north beach business association, these are the folks in my corner of the world that i listen to and work with, north beach neighbors, san francisco locally owned merchant alliance, livable city, and the planning coalition and my staff, thank you supervisor peskin for acknowledging him and supervisor melgar, i look forward to and was trying to read the amendments that you just circulated and i think we are all rowing in the same direction. with that, thank you for your indulgence and i turn it back over to you madam chair. >> thank you so much supervisor peskin. i do -- i will say to begin with that i do like most of your amendments, not all. i do respectfully disagree with a couple and i hope we can have a robust conversation about them. [please stand by]

many businesses in north beach, but also it spread beyond north beach throughout northern california, new york, chicago, los angeles, and the media would do a lot better than of our leadership like supervisor peskin in celebrating his leadership in supporting small business that has set an example throughout this country in dealing with covid in a way that has enabled many businesses to survive. so i would like to argue my personal support to aaron and hope the best for him in terms of his rehabilitation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this afternoon. operations, is there another caller in the queue? >> hi, good afternoon, everybody. my maple is joseph baba. i'm one of the newly appointed veterans affairs commissioners, and actually, as of right now i have been recalled to active duty service. but normally i'm in district 1. given the importance on the day, i felt it was important for me to state my opinion that we as a veterans commission sorely need this admin support. anything you have to go do, you need i.t. services and administrative support. something that we

we are inside the devils acre bar in north beach. the owner said that the turnout tonight is amazing for a tuesday night. this is something he hasn't seen in more than a year. tonight there was a lot to cheer to in the marina after more than 15 months of restrictions. the peruvian restaurant was buzzing with activity. the wait time for walk-ins, 30 minutes. >> it just feels so good. you can look at people and smile. morning i worked out indoors, i did a pilates class without a mask on. it was amazing. i just miss what life used to be like. >> reporter: vaccinated customers do not have to wear masks. workers are still wearing masks and many establishments to make diners feel comfortable. >> we have reservations packed for the full month. we know it will be great. >> reporter: from the marina to north beach. we saw a mix of unmasked and masked people. >> i am kind of used to it. i do it because i want others to feel comfortable. >> i'm a nurse and i wear a mask all day every day at work. i'm wearing a mask regardless. >> reporter: outs

many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are localhe hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people coming since the day we opened. >> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back t

many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people coming since the day we opened. >> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i

. >> reporter: while in north beach, his district, maryland inbreed, refused to the supervisor my name. instead saying it is not just him. >> this is not know. it has been going on for years. it is a pattern of members of the board and how they treat people who serve the city. >> reporter: former mayor willie brown defended peskin who spent 14 years on the board of supervisors. >> he is one of the best most qualified confident elected officials we have in san francisco i don't understand why people, in this town, are concerned with someone having a drink. >> reporter: when he spoke to longtime residents in north beach, they were not surprised or especially offended. >> i think people are a little on pins and needles with the political correct stuff. >> i think he works hard for the city and has is a real north beach guy. if he's had a couple of cocktails, that's normal. >> reporter: abc contributor -- says he is known for this behavior. >> he didn't get where he is now being overly nice to people. he fights for his district, he fights department heads. if he has a couple under his belt

this is a reasonably afflut part of north beach, miami beach, the northern part of miami beach.hances are of course in this demographic there are a lot of latin american families. th more wealthy side of the coin i would suggest, but not hugely affluent, so middle tier, upper-class latin american families probably owned these properties because some of them are holiday homes but we just don't have the numbers. we know the paraguay and consulate is concerned about some of their nationals. of course, we need the confirmation of the 99 missing before we can find out what details of who they were. katty: i am looking at the buildings behind you as we wait for some kind of answers an investigation whether people in the area are a little nervous now about spending another night in a building next to one that has just collapsed. will: absolutely. i think that is very true. particularly because you really do see a distinction as you go along the beachfront between the modern buildings, the latest ones built in the 1980's. this was built in 1981. anyone in that kind of area building migh

a lot of excited people packed into and braved the stage in north beach.t tone what we think is a rendition of a blink 182 song. . >> no. no. not okay. >> they were into it. >> terrible. >> they were into it. >> i'm guessing a lot of drippings came into that performance or came ahead of that performance. >> i think so. that liquid courage. to get up there and sing your heart out. >> sorry, guys. i will. >> two thumbs up. >> okay. kinder man than i am. >>> passing the baton. the change of command in alameda as the historic nomination is in limbo. that's the next half hour. also streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> the heat is on and the cooling center also be open. i'm justin andrews. ly tell you where and what you need to do to save energy. . >>> and fire season has gun. there have been blazes all over the bay area, what you can do to stay safe. >>> and let's look outside before we head to break this morning. that is a beautiful shot, golden sunrise there over the bay. we does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-f

. >>> a live look at san francisco's north beach and looking to pier 39, blue skies. temperatures are in the 60s, a little bit warmer compared to yesterday at this time and winds not as strong as yesterday, 12-mile per hour winds at hayward. sfo at 16 miles per hour to the west. starting our warm up as we look to the rest of the week in fact into next week. warmer friday and into our weekend and continuing to warm up as we look to next week. >>> this afternoon, barbie is going green. matel has barbie loves the ocean. the collection ranges from about $10 to $20. >> i love that. >> i know what to get you for christmas. >> i love that they're conserving, taking care of our earth. >> the whole crew. that's it for kpix5 news at noon. we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area and streaming at ♪♪ >> shauna: try to panic, okay? >> quinn: my marriage could be in serious jeopardy. >> shauna: yeah. but neither of us will ever gonna say anything. carter certainly won't. >> quinn: i am so grateful to you. i know this has been really hard on you. >> shauna: i mean, having to lie to flo, you

francis in north beach, and then after they see the play we take them to one of the neighborhood city parks that we transform into a renaissance fair. >> you are talking about over 2,000? >> 300 at a time and over all the number is seven to nine programs. >> we have a minute or so. anything last that we need to say? >> the kind of program you are hosting where you need representatives from different traditionals to speak with you is such an example of what sufism is about. >> we thank you for that. >> thank you very much. >> we have a jewish representative, catholic, sometimes a muslim community. we protestant community have this segment. we are glad that you have come. thank you. it is wonderful. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. jesus was asked what's the greatest commandment? love your neighbor as yourself. this is an expression, sufism reoriented has demonstrated that in their actions over the years and in their deeds. we are glad they were with us and i know you have been inspired. i am ron swisher. join us next month. thank you for being with us. watch cbs in bay area w

brother were arrested in september of last year in connection with a series of bike that's in the north beach area. tonight that sf police officers association tweeted that they can't prosecute if sf pd doesn't arrest. he was arrested five times in 2020 and multiple burglary charges. when he stabbed this woman he was on an ankle monitor. what do you have to do to actually go to jail in sf? and we reached out to the d.a.s office for comment and will let you know when we hear back. we should also point out that currently sf pd is not investigating this case as a hate crime. >> do you know if there were any witnesses or bystanders that stepped up to help her when this happened? >> reporter: the victim's niece said her aunt did tell her that some people did not stop to help her. one person called 911 and she is so grateful because police officers arrived very quickly and were able to render aid. she is expected to survive her injuries. >> thank goodness one person called 911. betty, thank you. >>> happening tomorrow california workers could be allowed to go fully maskless pending a boat from cal

. >>> if you were in north beach in san francisco, you may see a new crew at work.n" and "the wasp" paul rudd plays "ant man" while the first film was set in san francisco, most was filmed in atlanta. remember "the matrix," it was filmed in san francisco, that comes out in december. >> i saw "ant man" once so i got to catch up to watch two so i can watch three here. >> that's going to do it for us. >> we are live with the latest. >>> the search intensifies for any survivors in the rubble. >> no one has given up hope. we are just doing our job. >> the animals and the high tech equipment crews are using to find any survivors near miami beach. >>> touring the border. the

. >>> north beach, legendary cafe will reopen, line of regulars waiting for them to reopen.ip the coffee inside this historic spot that dates back to 1950s, first espresso place on the west coast. embraced by screenwriters, and francis ford coppola. good to have things back. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

my husband and i are longtime residents of district three and we own tony nix in north beach.i'm calling in support of the shared spaces programme because it has recently allowed us the opportunity to open -- reopen our bar with two thirds of our staff available to help us out. we took in mind, you know, neighborhood vibrancy, pedestrian safety, and a.d.a. accessibility. it is essential for us to move forward today get out of the debt we have incurred over the last year. i hope you will support the programme. thank you. >> this is jonathan in district five. i feel like there is a gap and how much public support there is for the park and this whole conversation. there is an overwhelming of a portion in the public too. they are lovely, they are light. they bring a nice vibrancy to the city. it would be a shame to see them go. let's make it work. a permanent solution. thank you. by. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i am here for accessible san francisco. some quick points on the amendments. first, public works. common sense. what does the department do? stewardship for

. >>> new video into the newsroom of arranging car fire on north beach. the vehicle was up in flames at stockton street. no word yet on the cause or if anyone was injured. >>> looking live at san francisco city hall. one of its most powerful figures says he is entering and alcohol treatment. district 3 supervisor aaron peskin is the longest-serving member of the board. the chronicle reports that he has faced complaints about his behavior including allegations he was under the influence during a board meeting. he issued a statement saying "i stand by my long legislative and civic record but must also take full responsibility for the tenor i have struck in my public relationships. for that i am truly sorry." >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbsn bay area . >> that says everything about his character. >> the governors fiery rebuke of the judge that took action on the long-standing assaults weapons ban. >>> by activists say a law intended to help renters is just putting them in limbo. >> it's like waiting for the rain to come, it's not coming. there is no ra

them are having a tough time hiring employess francesco cappuccio on several restaurants in the north beach area. he says he needs 25 people to fill various shops. >> that we are having a little problem to i people that possible to get any good. the county that them most of the previous employer them we can all move out of town. all they collect unemployment didn't want to go back to work. and as are right. that's why you want big problem that but is a little more work for less people. so and the employee that we are today. they work overtime to go better. you know, the miss a shift nice and employee. >> well, right now he's saying he doubts as restaurants will be fully staffed by the time california fully reopens. now 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside in walnut creek along interstate 6.80, where it's sunny and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with, among other things, a giants game forecast. yeah. big game today and all weekend long giants versus the cubs. >> first pitch starting out at 6.45. and we're going to see cooler temperatures, especially along the embarcade

i go over to north beach and i get beat up by this italian gang and tied me to a fence. they picked on me all the time. i just felt like nobody. and who is the guy that started with "i am somebody," i said "i am somebody" every day and i'm still trying to do it, like reverend jackson, my hero, in terms of doing justice. >> reverend jackson, when you hear those words about you, how does that make you feel? >> it's a kind of joy, a source of reward for the work. it's not a monetary reward, any rewards are spiritual. >> you've been fighting this fight for decades. when you see what you see today, the injustice, what gives you that fire in you to not stop no matter what? >> well, a will to do justice. this is my life. >> he's a leader, because he's willing to take risks to stand firm in solidarity. and sometimes different communities feel like their struggle is unheard. he has been rock solid. >> knowing the struggle that the asian community experiences, especially with vincent attacked solely because of what they thought he was. >> emmett till, it's the same sort of -- so p

talked to several owners in north beach who haven't heard a word and one who will never do it.o esposito, chef at restaurant. >> i do a lot of work myself so i can pay people. lot of people don't want to do that. >> reporter: asked for opinions. >> restaurants really suffered through this pandemic, so i think it's needed for the recovery. and i would be willing to pay more to do my part. >> impactful way, doesn't matter how much money we collect, not spent properly, right? >> there is a boost for communities hard hit by covid. santa clara getting close to $6 million in funding to deal with the pandemic, provide more vaccines for underserved communities and reimburse the county for vaccine distribution effort and help high-risk communities have better contact tracing. >>> when it's time for booster shot, what type of shot you initially got might not matter. health leaders looking at what happens when fully vaccinated adults receive a booster from a different drug maker. moderna booster after pfizer vaccination. new trial comes when likelihood increases for boosters down the road

. >>> nancy pelosi was back in san francisco today volunteering at a pop up food pantry in the north beach neighborhood. she also highlighted the american rescue plan and its nutritional benefits for americans who are food insecure. >> one in five children in america who live in poverty, go to sleep hungry at night. as a mother of five, i cannot bear the thought about taking action on it. >> it includes $12 billion investments to food assistance programs. >>> coming up, start your engines. sonoma gearing up for the return of racing and vans. the changes you can expect at the track. >>> why kobe bryant's widow vanessa is slamming nike over a shoe that honors her daughter. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, mysterious case, after 19-year- old was found dead. her families desperate search to find that what happened. >>> the city of santa clara has a drastic idea to try to balance its budget. cut nearly all of its art programs. >> it was at first shocking and then deeply saddening. >>> california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable succ

. >>> a raging car fire in san francisco's north beach caught on camera. citizen app shows fire crews responding to washington square park where the vehicle was up in flames. no word yet on a cause or if anyone was injured. >>> looking live at city hall, one of the most powerful figures says he is entering alcohol treatment. the district 3 supervisor is the longest serving member of the board. chronical reports he has faced complaints about his behavior including allegations he was under the influence during a board meeting. he issued a statement saying i stand by my long legislative and civic record but must also take full responsibility for tenor i have struck in my public relationships. for that, i am truly sorry. >>> the california attorney general's office is planning to appeal a federal ruling which overturns the state's assault weapons ban. yesterday the governor lashed out at the u.s. district judge who ruled the ban was unconstitutional. governor newsom says he is appalled the decision came on gun violence awareness day. >> a day when reflecting l

help to treat alcohol addiction peskin, who will keep working represents neighborhoods like hill, north beach, chinatown. the financial district. he tweeted out an apology today saying, quote, after serious consideration i have decided to enter into alcohol treatment under the guidance of professionals. i stand by my long legislative in civic record but must also take full responsibility for the tenor i have struck in my public relationships for that, i'm truly sorry. >> applying for rent relief here in the bay area has just gotten a little bit easier. the state is partnering with contra. costa county to implement significant improvements to the program, including enhancing the application experience in bringing more than 100 community-based organizations to assist with education and outreach. according to contra, costa county, the application housing is key. dot com has been simplified. so it doesn't require as many documents and it takes a lot less time to complete. the applicants will now find in application tips to help them answer any questions. these changes come as a result of feedback

however, many people have spotted him in the north beach area. give any information you're asked to contact the police in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> well in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district has declared a water shortage emergency. now they're going to implement new restrictions. affecting 2 million people. this includes a mandatory 15% reduction use and water compared to the 2019 usage. now the district is requesting the santa clara county board of supervisors to proclaim a local state of emergency now throughout the county because of the drought conditions. there. also over in the east bay. a grass fire waet to leak has been contained. the one acre blaze sparked in the lime ridge open space near nacio valley road crews finally contain the fire just over an hour ago. no structures were damaged. no one was hurt. the fire district said there have been many previous cooking fires that sparked the blaze. but an exact cause has not been determined. year's fire season could be one of the worst fire seasons in the s

this is surfside, a little north— beach. this is surfside, a little north of— beach. ould have been people who can even afford _ would have been people who can even afford a _ would have been people who can even afford a holiday home, can either have _ afford a holiday home, can either have that — afford a holiday home, can either have that as their main property, but, _ have that as their main property, but. yeah. — have that as their main property, but, yeah, it is going to be a mix of peopie — but, yeah, it is going to be a mix of people who live in this, but reasonably affluent part of miami beach _ reasonably affluent part of miami beach. . . reasonably affluent part of miami beach. ., ., ., , ., ,, beach. local media have been talking about sinkholes. _ beach. local media have been talking about sinkholes. have _ beach. local media have been talking about sinkholes. have you _ beach. local media have been talking about sinkholes. have you heard - about sinkholes. have you heard anything about whether that might have been because? —— a cause? just have been becaus

professional help to treat alcohol addiction, passcode, represents neighborhoods, including not north beach chinatown and the financial district. he tweeted out an apology today saying, quote, after serious consideration i have decided to enter into alcohol treatment under the guidance of professionals. i stand by my long legislative and civic record but must also take full responsibility for the tenor that i have struck in my public relationships for that, i am truly sorry. coming up on kron 4 news at 6. there's a lot of talk out there about san francisco being on pace to be the first city in the united states to reach covid herd immunity. but. >> what is the data really telling the experts will hear from them in just a bit. plus rental relief coming to millions of californians sound state improved the application process. temperatures still running cooler than normal. we're getting ready for the weekend and a bit of a warm-up to. we'll tell you how much coming up next. >> but first, a disturbing encounter in sacramento video showing a school employee yelling at a student. we are hearing f

li said at san francisco headquarters in north beach. the deal, which includes 355,000 square feet of office space, the company already occupied, according to the chronicle, landlord, jamestown plans to invest $50 million to retrofit the nine building levi's plaza complex with electric heat pumps and solar panels and reach net zero carbon operations by 2025. covid pandemic took a doctor shortage and made it worse as ktvu is an rubin explains a new report estimates we could be short as many as 124,000 physicians in the next decade. ed gardner health services in san jose, staffing is a problem. they simply need more doctors for their community clinics. but while hiring physicians was difficult before covid, it's practically impossible. now we're hoping to hire more clinicians. we definitely need more clinicians, but it's a very it's definitely a challenge the issue a nationwide doctor shortage, according to a report by the association of american medical colleges. population growth was already outpacing the number of newly minted doctors,

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i'm sorry. >> if i may, my north miami beach police department has been here. they have been amazing. our north miami beach city stop is willing and able to do anything that the city of surf side needs as well as the police department. we're right now one city. we're not different cities. we're all one city. we're united, and we're all praying for miracles, and whatever is needed from our city, i am here for them as well as the rest of -- i speak unofficially on behalf of the mayor. >> i got it. >> almost live. >> reporter: i got it. so listen, i appreciate it. we're here if we can give you any information. we're here to receive any information, and i hope there's a miracle. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you for telling the human interest stories and not just the tragic events. >> reporter: let's take a break now. when we come back here, there are a lot of medical personnel on the ground. many of them have search and rescue expertise. and again, not since 9/11 have i seen so many people ready to help, but there's no one to help just yet. so we're going

we have been here in north beach over 100 years. language] [♪♪♪] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> hi, you're watching "coping with covid-19." today i'm going to the grocery store. now, i'm not an authority about the virus. i'm just showing you what i'm personally doing. to find out the most definitive and up-to-date information about the pandemic, i highly recommend the f.a.q. available at sf.gov. i'm taking a list and before i leave i put a sanitizing wind and pair of gloves into a plastic bag. i'm wearing a mask and taking the smallest number of items with me. just my car key, credit card, i.d. and the batching i'm not taking my phone with me. even if i use it to pay, i either have to touch the p.i.n. pad or sign the screen anyway. i'm concerned about cross-contamination. i don't want to transfer the virus from my gloves to the phone and then to my face. whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. the essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're saniti

delta variant. 159 people remain unaccounted for after the collapse of an apartment block north of miami beachescuers are continuing to search the rubble. 22.5 years injail for the police officer who murdered george floyd. adults across england are being urged to "grab a covid jab", with hundreds of vaccination centres open this weekend. now on bbc news, lucy hedges presents a look back at some of the travel show�*s most tuneful musical adventure, such as rajan�*s performance at new orleans�* french quarter festival. coming up on this week's show: rajan�*s washboard recital in new orleans. christa's underwater coliseum in denmark. and a bit of bell—thumping in bavaria. hello, and welcome to the show. now, if you're still dreaming of packing a suitcase and heading off on your travels, although you probably can't do thatjust yet, stay with us for the next half—hour and hopefully we'll give you some inspiration as we take a look back at some of our favourite films and destinations here on the show from the past few years. and this week, our choice definitely has a musical note, as the team attemp

the delta variant. 159 people are unaccounted for, after the collapse of an apartment block north of miami beachscuers continue to search through the debris. the court commits you to the custody of the commission of corrections for a period of 270 months. that is two, seven, zero. 22.5 years injail for the police officer who murdered george floyd. adults across england are being urged to grab a covid jab, with hundreds of walk—in centres open this weekend. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. pressure is mounting on the uk health secretary, matt hancock, to resign, after pictures — and now cctv footage — emerged of him sharing an intimate embrace with an aide in his office. mr hancock admitted breaching social distancing guidance after the incident was exposed by the sun newspaper. downing street said the prime minister had accepted his apology and considered the matter closed. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, has more. he has been at the forefront of the government's response to the pandemic, urging people to follow the rules... keep doing your bit. r

my husband and i are longtime residents of district three and we own tony nix in north beach.i'm calling in support of the shared spaces programme because it has recently allowed us the opportunity to open -- reopen our bar with two thirds of our staff available to help us out. we took in mind, you know, neighborhood vibrancy, pedestrian safety, and a.d.a. accessibility. it is essential for us to move forward today get out of the debt we have incurred over the last year. i hope you will support the programme. thank you. >> this is jonathan in district five. i feel like there is a gap and how much public support there is for the park and this whole conversation. there is an overwhelming of a portion in the public too. they are lovely, they are light. they bring a nice vibrancy to the city. it would be a shame to see them go. let's make it work. a permanent solution. thank you. by. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i am here for accessible san francisco. some quick points on the amendments. first, public works. common sense. what does the department do? stewardship for

this is video from the north beach area where this happened yesterday. we have edited it.t in order to respect not only her. but you, at this early hour. there are questions at this point about why he was out on the street. it is frustrating for the community. frustrating for police, and even frustrating especially for the woman who was stabbed. the 35-year-old suspect is accused of stabbing ann taylor in an unprovoked attack near post and levenwork. that happened yesterday. the man you see in the video has been in and out of jail for years. he was arrested just last month for burglary. so the question is why was he on the street. we asked the district attorney and he said that they did ask the court to detain him. that it was their view in a written motion to the court that he should be detained and they didn't think he was safe to be released. they made that argument to the court. however, a judge granted the release anyway despite the most recent charges against him. as for that 94-year-old victim, she is recovering this morning. the suspect moving her to be aryan raine

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again, this is a few miles north of miami beach.yor just called this an horrific catastrophe when he spoke to the media about a half an hour ago. >> there are over 100 units in that building. that's what is frhtening us very badly now. the back of the building, probably a third or more, is just totally pancaked. >> you saw video before we heard from the mayor of people rescued from their balconies. firefighters had to get a cherry picker up there. we are keeping an ear on the latest. we are expectig to hear from authorities about 6:20 our time. we will keep an eye on this all morning long. >> what a sad situation. >>> in the bay area, if you are heading out, you can see those clouds in the sky. it's a gray start along the coast and around the bay and some inland spots as well. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. as we head through today, seasonal daytime highs if not a little bit below average. this typical june weather pattern continues for the bay area today and tomorrow. low 60s along the coast this afternoon, mi

ross: the collapse happened in the early hours of the morning north of miami beach in an area calledide. here's an image of the building before it collapsed. these are the latest aerial shots were you can see how much of the building came down. one side of it, sheared off. there are concerns the rest of the building could come down. this video posted online by the residents of a hotel. the fire department said they said 80 fire and rescue departments to the scene. >> looking out the window, i couldn't see. i thought it was like a storm coming in. the dust cleared and the back half of the building, the back two thirds of the building was gone down to the ground. >> from top to bottom, it looked like the whole section of the building collapsed. like something you see in an earthquake or something. ross: we don't know why the building came down. we do know that it was built in 1981 and designed to withstand hurricanes. >> there's no reason for this buildingo go down like that unless someone literally pulls out the supports from underneath or they get washed out or there is a sinkhole. s

a building in surfside, florida, just north of miami beach. >> too. heavy crane started to remove debris this morning. so far 4 people have died. there are 11 injuries reported search crews say there is still hope of finding people alive inside that debris officials still do not know what caused that deadly collapse reporter justin schecker has the latest. >> it's a tough, tough time. there's so many people waiting. are they alive. well, maybe we'll have to. >> that's our heart goes out to them. president biden offering condolences and also helped 2 days after a portion of this 12 story. condo collapsed thursday morning in surfside, florida, just north of miami beach. the president signing a disaster declaration which will act of a federal resources to search for those unaccounted for and investigate how this happened. we have for a lost their lives crews recently pulling 3 bodies from the rubble, bringing the death toll to 4. >> they'll continue to search through tons of rubble that now sit 3 stories high as rescuers work with the aid of sonar equipm

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it happened in surfside, florida, north of miami beach.s mayor saying he is stunned at what he sees. >> it's hard to imagine how this could happen. i have lived in miami beach all of my life in the building dead didn't just fall down. >> we want to show you a live picture when mccann but authorities are set to give an update in a bit. we will bring you that live. we have this report from our sister station. >> reporter: this is a look from the beach. how much destruction was caused from this collapse in this residential building. the champlain towers in surfside. this is a close look. you can see furniture still in those completely destroyed units in this building. six or seven floors here in this tower are gone. we see piles of rubble on the street. on the other side, the street side of the building on collins avenue, we see paramedics triaging patients. 80 units from miami-dade fire rescue arrived on scene and 20 units from a county north of us , and broward county sending and rescue teams. they said the call came in as a mass casualty e

.>>> house speaker nancy pelosi was bank in north beach. she helped assemble grocery bags and handed them out to some of her constituents who stopped by. she spoke of the abiding administrations american rescue plan and how it is helping americans with nutritious groceries. she also spoke of the important ing curityasonal significance b it is a model to >> the food bank organized 27 pop up food pantries in the past year and made regular food deliveries to 9000 homebound residents.>>> homeless in the bay area. definitely not a new problem people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allerg

however, many people have spotted him in the north beach area. give any information you're asked to contact the police in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> well in national news, president joe biden is now in europe for his first foreign trip. the president says his goals include restoring diplomatic relationships with friends and standing up to foes washington, dc dc correspondent alex limon. >> reports on details of the trip. good morning, alex. >> good morning. and during his trip today, president joe biden is set to announce that the u.s. is donating 500 million doses of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. 2.92 lower-income countries. >> make it clear that united states is back. >> president biden says during his first trip abroad he'll focus on rebuilding relationships with allies and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges. those challenges include fighting the ongoing pandemic. the president will officially announced the u.s. is donating half a billion doses of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine that's

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the deal totals entire 355,000 square feet the company occupies in north beach at levi's plaza. was founded in san francisco in 1853 and we enjoy being part of the fabric of the vibrant bay area community. >>> another inflation report expected plus stocks rounding out the week in green. diane king hall is joining us. good friday morning. >>> good friday morning. a shopping list out this morning with trading underway for a little more than ten minutes. dow is better by 134. in the tech sector gains in the nasdaq, up 30, s&p 500 trying for a new all time high. wall street is watching key indicator of inflation. it is out. according to the commerce department the core personal consumption index rose 3.4% last month. it is biggest increase in almost 30 years but the number was in line with expectations. the government says personal spending inched up slightly while income fell. >> i heard a lot of joy when you said friday. len and i are feeling the same. >> i know. i am so happy. tgif. >> tgif for sure. thanks so much. have a good weekend. >>> 6:44. going live to sfo, tsa is relaunc

i want to take you to san francisco's north beach looking at pier 39 and a stunning start to our daymorning. it's a chilly start, looking at temperatures in the 40s and 50s, a little bit chillier compared to yesterday. 52 in concord. oak land good morning at 53. livermore 50 as well as for san jose. 43 for santa rosa. here is what you can expect. we are looking at patchy fog and a few low clouds this morning. otherwise as we head through our day, a bit warmer this afternoon. in fact the start of a warm up through the next several days. warming up into the weekend and turning hot inland into next week. i will show you how hot in a moment here for the gradual warming trend that starts today. as we look to our weekend, near normal daytime highs, temperatures will be on the rise into our weekend and into next week. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you see on shore flow continues though the winds are not as strong as yesterday and that's the reason why it will be slightly warmer for today. showing you futurecast, skies with all the sun as we go through today. we were hopeful about t

you might recall in 2018 there was a fire in north beach from the area that he represents and there were allegations that he had been drinking and trying to tell the fire department how to handle the fire. >> we have a clip from that day. actually, it is video only from that day but this is a situation. >> chief joanne was upset saying he had been belligerent. i texted erin and he said he actually is going into treatment but he is going to continue working and plans to continue on at the board of supervisors. the mayor has said his conduct was not acceptable, so far only one of his colleagues has questioned it. we have seen this in san francisco and in oakland where politicians can get abusive to staff. it has always been an issue of this sort of a realm of silence around them where their fellow members on the board where the state assembly or the state senate ought not to say anything rather than to call people out for inappropriate behavior. >> it can be awkward in any work situation that is going on. in terms of legacy, what does this mean? >> remains to be seen. it is not the first p