san francisco. the san francisco recreation and parks department is excited to be part of this coalition and be sure to participate in a citywide art project throughout this summer by sharing what makes san francisco shine via cards on living golden trees throughout the city. these trees are in a variety of locations including union square, the hall, in the mission and a tree has made a recent stop at skate in place in golden gate park. for more information and including interactive golden tree map visit shineonsanfrancisco.org. joined the boys and girls club for the first day of the willy mays ground crews program. watering dragging, raking the baseball diamond. these ground crew members and training will be responsible for the upkeep this summer and beyond. we look forward to seeing this diamond shine. and i know this particular item seems to commissioner. i'm very excited to welcome poncho banshon to celebrate golden gate park's 50th anniversary with the san francisco parks alliance and illuminate sf unfortunately, because of the pandemic, we weren't able to have much music there last year, but i

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. and drew is from the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the ren

jackson vander beckon, nbc bay area news. >> and late this afternoon, the san francisco parks alliance sent us a statement saying it was exploited by certain people within public works and had no control over how public works raised or spent the money. former dpw director has still not entered a plea to the criminal charges he faces. we'll be right back with more news. here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> okay, brace yourself. today is just day one. a heat wave is pushing temps into the triple digits across the east bay right now and it arrives just as governor newsom, as we have been reporting, asking everyone to cut back on water usage voluntarily for now, by 15%. >> for now, voluntarily. nbc bay area's melissa colorado spent the day in brentwood whe

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. and drew is from the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the ren

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. and drew is from the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the ren

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. and drew is from the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the ren

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. l follow up with another speaker, but come on in. >> this is not guillermo, this is alex with the trust for public land so that everyone knows. we're going to tag team here. i'm with the park alliance. so exciting to be here today. we're all here because we love san francisco and we know that it could be better. we have been doing that for 50 years at the parks alliance and we're honored to be part of this important project. indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way. and india basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important

the san francisco parks -- we couldn't do this tree without them. i hope you will join us today and tell us what you think makes san francisco shine. everybody has something that you love about the city. the park alliance they coordinated all the volunteers and the site hosts. they are active activating these trees over the summer. check it out. these trees are creating a conversation in the city. i was out at the skate and place which is one of our site hosts. it brought me to tears to hear the conversations about all the things people love about san francisco. it made all of the work feel really good. now, i would like to invite the mayor, an members of all the shine on sf leadership committee to gather at the golden tree and we're going to fill out a card. thank you all. >> : thank you all for being here. let's remember to keep san francisco green and clean and also with covid, we weren't able to do our monthly clean ups in neighborhoods. department of public works will be resuming those most likely in august. we invite you to come out and help us

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. ew is from the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the renovatio

please let me introduce drew becker of the san francisco parks alliance and guillermo. ce and guillermo for the trust for public land. drew has served as the chief executive officer for the san francisco parks alliance since 2017. and in 2018 alone, drew led the organization as it completed 20 plus park projects engaging over 100,000 plus residents in park programming and helped to raise over $20 million for capital projects across the city. also helped to celebrate the 150th year at golden gate park. and then also guillermo was appointed to our california state director for trust for public land in 2017. he brings over 20 years of successful non-profit private sector and local government experience to the organization. many people don't even know that guillermo mentored me way back in the day. and he's responsible for leading the trust for public land ak sigdz, park development and policy activities throughout the state. really both organizations have immersed in the community and they'll briefly share their role on the renovation project and the other work that they're

. >>> no streaming, a key vote on san francisco parks. >>> an army of te volunteers are working alongside rescue teams. >> the south bay city declaring a drought emergency, and getting set to deploy more patrols. >>> get ready for some ambitious water conservation measures. santa clara is voting on a stick on a strict drought plan, tomorrow night. council members are meeting right now. devon? >> reporter: this plan is highly, highly detailed for a myriad of activities. >> reporter: a detailed and aggressive plan has been laid out, including rules for when and how people can water their yards and wash their cars. denise gonzalez is brown is the new green. her family left the lawn dry during the last drought, and wouldn't think of watering it now. >> there's no way i'm going to use that water. >> reporter: the water district declared a drought emergency last month, asking cities and customers to cut water use by 15%. the plan gets specific, limiting watering to three days per week. there are bands on cleaning sidewalks, patios and parkways, and it bands pressure washers unless you have an a

. >>> a coyote killed at a busy san francisco park after reportedly charging at young children. why experts say humans are to blame. >>> and what caused this big mess on interstate 80 >>> former 49er nc hacks player richard sherman pled not guilty today to five misdemeanor charges in a seattle courtroom. the charges include domestic violence, resisting arrest, and driving under the influence. this is the home surveillance video from earlier this week. investigators say sherman was intoxicated when he showed up at his in-laws house, minutes after crashing his suv, and that he tried to force his way in. sherman's wife told emergency dispatchers he was depressed and had threatened to kill himself. >>> today the five-time pro bowler released a statement on social media saying, quote, i am deeply remorseful for my actions on tuesday night. i behaved in a manner i am not proud of. i have been dealing with some personal challenges over the last several months, but that is not an excuse for how i acted. sherman is vowing to get help and said he is grateful for his support system. >>> a

drew becker, mya rogers with the san francisco parks alliance. also amazing partners. jackie flynn and the apri staff, having worked tirelessly, you know, you have seen them operating the tech hub and really fighting hard for this community. and then the many other groups -- there are too many to mentiog support for this. of course, our elected leaders. without you, mayor breed, supervisor walton, without assembly member chu and phil king and senator wiener we wouldn't be here. as you heard, there's a lot of investment in this project. also our funders -- john fritzer and his funds for taking the risk and the same with the public funders. you know, they took a risk. they invested. they believed in this community and last, but not least, i want to acknowledge again the bayview hunter's point community for their resilience and advocacy. without you we wouldn't be here thank you very much. [applause] >> thanks, ali. i made a quick mistake in the program, we always have different updates last minute, but i forgot to mention someone that has worked fearlessly in this commun

san francisco park. let's program is now permanent. today the board of supervisors approved a proposal to let restaurants and other businesses continue to use parking spaces for outdoor dining or just relaxing small businesses used the spaces to operate safely. outdoors chain stores or restaurants will have to pay a fee of up to 3000. dollars a year for a parking space. small businesses can apply for a two year fee waiver. tomorrow is the last day of operation for the mass covid-19 vaccination side of mosconi center in san francisco. the health department says shots will continue to be available at neighborhood sites, mobile access points, clinics and pharmacies. anyone 12 years and older is now eligible to receive a shot. okay it's going to be another cool day again tomorrow. today was pretty mild that had to do with all the fog and the deep marine layer, which is illustrated here by the red arrow kind of showing you how deep it is. it's up over 2000 ft. deep right now. coastal hills average 1000 ft. that gives you an extra 1000 ft of

. >> and removed from a san francisco park. what led to this amanda hari and all of that story next. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> a coyote and san francisco blame for very aggressive behavior towards people has been caught and killed witnesses reported that the animal charged towards toddlers and at least 5 different occasions, right near san francisco's botanic garden in golden gate park kron four's man. harry is joining us now live to explain what's being done to prevent this from happening again. and we also whether blaming humans. >> for the reason. yes, they are. they say that it's the humans. >> feeding the coyote. the coyote has been in the area since about 2016 officials h

san francisco botanical garden society? >> through the chair, yes, that is correct, supervisor. we are in the process of looking at a global m.o.u. for the three gardens at golden gate park, the botanical garden, san francisco botanical garden, the garden of flowers, and the japanese tea garden. >> supervisor chan: thank you. which answered my questions or making my point here, the fact that there is an m.o.u. with a party outside the city and county of san francisco where clearly there's revenue going toward a third party that is not part of the city and county of san francisco; that i thought perhaps we should wait which is a way to collect revenue of nonresident fees. and this does not stop from collecting nonresidents' fees. it's just to set a date to actually have the m.o.u. s. spraps, i should confirm with rec and park -- perhaps i should confirm with rec and park, you do expect to have a working m.o.u. by the end of this year? [please stand by] >> supervisor peskin: in the presentation that is in the file that was made to the budget and finance committee as well as the documents submitted yesterday by rec and park. they'll tell you how much additional money they g

those popular park let's in san francisco are not going anywhere. isors approved a proposal to let restaurants and other businesses continue to use parking spaces for outdoor dining or just relaxing. many small businesses used the space to operate outdoors during the pandemic chain stores. a restaurants will have to pay a fee of up to $3000 a year for parking space. small businesses can apply for a two year feet waiver. some angie's list subscribers can expect to get some money back today. san francisco district attorney chase edwardian announced a settlement in a false advertising case. the dea accused angie's list of misleading consumers into believing the company's background checks covered all workers of businesses associated with the home services website. the d. a, says angie's list only background, check the owner, relevant manager or principle associated with those businesses. as part of the settlement, angie's list has agreed to repay 50. 80% of new member subscription fees to customers. the refunds will go to people who started subscription

the san francisco parks -- we couldn't do this tree without them. u will join us today and tell us what you think makes san francisco shine. everybody has something that you love about the city. the park alliance they coordinated all the volunteers and the site hosts. they are active activating these trees over the summer. check it out. these trees are creating a conversation in the city. i was out at the skate and place which is one of our site hosts. it brought me to tears to hear the conversations about all the things people love about san francisco. it made all of the work feel really good. now, i would like to invite the mayor, an members of all the shine on sf leadership committee to gather at the golden tree and we're going to fill out a card. thank you all. >> : thank you all for being here. let's remember to keep san francisco green and clean and also with covid, we weren't able to do our monthly clean ups in neighborhoods. department of public works will be resuming those most likely in august. we invite you to come out and help us clean up

the san francisco parks -- we couldn't do this tree without them. at you think makes san francisco shine. everybody has something that you love about the city. the park alliance they coordinated all the volunteers and the site hosts. they are active activating these trees over the summer. check it out. these trees are creating a conversation in the city. i was out at the skate and place which is one of our site hosts. it brought me to tears to hear the conversations about all the things people love about san francisco. it made all of the work feel really good. now, i would like to invite the mayor, an members of all the shine on sf leadership committee to gather at the golden tree and we're going to fill out a card. thank you all. >> : thank you all for being here. let's remember to keep san francisco green and clean and also with covid, we weren't able to do our monthly clean ups in neighborhoods. department of public works will be resuming those most likely in august. we invite you to come out and help us clean up the streets. in fact, i'm going to

san francisco icon that has passed away. >> and we'll also details on what concerts and events that are coming back to san francisco parks.or joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'll see you tonight at 5 in prime time at 9 o'clock. i'm justine waldman. have a great one. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. this unplugged device is protecting let our injury attorneys help you our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> this is what i want every parent to see. >> don't push me. >> you just threw something at me. >> announcer: parents and teens butting heads. >> i'm not in the head space to do jack [bleep] when you ask me. >> you don't have a choice in the matter. >> why doesn't he have a choice in the matter? are you a prison guard? he's just asking you to back of

san francisco botanical garden society? >> through the chair, yes, that is correct, supervisor. we are in the process of looking at a global m.o.u. for the three gardens at golden gate park, the botanical garden, san francisco botanical garden, the garden of flowers, and the japanese tea garden. >> supervisor chan: thank you. which answered my questions or making my point here, the fact that there is an m.o.u. with a party outside the city and county of san francisco where clearly there's revenue going toward a third party that is not part of the city and county of san francisco; that i thought perhaps we should wait which is a way to collect revenue of nonresident fees. and this does not stop from collecting nonresidents' fees. it's just to set a date to actually have the m.o.u. s. spraps, i should confirm with rec and park -- perhaps i should confirm with rec and park, you do expect to have a working m.o.u. by the end of this year? [please stand by] >> supervisor peskin: in the presentation that is in the file that was made to the budget and finance committee as well as the documents submitted yesterday by rec and park. they'll tell you how much additional money they g

park conservation grant contract. the purpose of the habitat conservation fund grant is to protect and improve habitat for federally and state threatened and endangered species. the san francisco recreation parks department applied for a habitat conservation fund grant and was awarded $200,500 from the grant fund program to restore san francisco garden snake happen habitat in sharp park. it's a federally protected and endangered species. as with most habitat restoration projects, it takes several years for the plants to establish and the project to become a fully functioning habitat making it very important to start the project on tomb. this is a four-year project and the grant is a five-year -- has a five-year grant performance period. work can only be completed during certain timeses in the year when the snakes are not breeding or foraging. otherwise, you might have a taking which is basically a killing of the species and that's against the law. the back in 2020, prior to 2020, we had prepared legislation to accept this grant and enter into the agreement. as we approached february of 2020 and the covid-19 pandemic started influencing the board of supervisors legislative docu

on the peninsula mid-70s san mateo and menlo park, 61 pacifica, downtown san francisco 65 degrees.nice in the north bay, 82 san rafael, 85 santa rosa, 79 napa. east bay communities not terribly hot, actually mild, 72 oakland, 77 fremont. inland areas will be typical for this time of year, summer warmth for you, 91 in concord, 92 fairfield, 90 in livermore. now the accuweather seven-day forecast does feature the threat of thunder for the second half of your weekend, low 60s to low 90s both days, a chance of thunder lingering into monday. temperatures will be at their peak about the mid-90s inland and then we'll go with a cooling trend with a wide range of temperatures for the middle of the workweek. just remain vigilant as you go about and enjoy your weekend. >> always. thank you. >>> well, game five of the nba finals between the milwaukee bucks and the phoenix suns is coming up tomorrow and you can watch it, of course, right here on abc7. coverage starts at 5:30. tip-off is at 6 p.m. followed by after the game. all of that for you to jason, did you know geico could save you hundred

the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring

less than a year ago he won the pga championship at san francisco's harding park. >> you know, i think i just enjoy these moments and i talk about it so much, we love what we do, and you have to embrace it. you have to be excited about these opportunities and that's how i looked at it today, especially down the have the claret jug right here in my possession for a year, i believe, i am excited to have it. >> maybe excited. he doesn't sound blown away. he is relaxed. anthony flores will have more on the win coming up in our 6:00 newscast. >>> not just covid olympic organizers are warning athletes and volunteers to prepare for summer heat. temperatures are rising across japan ahead of the opening wearing masks won't make it easier on the athletes encouraged to carry water at all types. some events have been moved to sapporo which is a bit cooler than tokyo and rob was talking about this yesterday saying summertime in japan, i don't know if a lot of people are aware of this, it can get -- >> it's like miami or new orleans. >> i have been to those places. >> you go outside, sunglasses fog

san francisco is back. thank you. [applause] >> san francisco parks, golden gate park transforms into one of the greatest music festivals of all time, let's journey, inside, outside land. ♪♪ >> to this, our 6th year doing the outside lands and our relationship with san francisco, rec and park. and we work very closely with them in the planning and working very closely with the neighborhood organizations and with the city supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and i think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world. and it has the people hiking up hills and down hills and a lot of people between stages. >> i love that it is all outside, the fresh air is great. >> they have the providers out here that are 72 local restaurants out here. >> celebrating, and that is really hot. >> 36 local winerries in northern california and 16 brewers out here. >> and you have seen a lot of people out here h

the san francisco parks -- we couldn't do this tree without them. you will join us today and tell us what you think makes san francisco shine. everybody has something that you love about the city. the park alliance they coordinated all the volunteers and the site hosts. they are active activating these trees over the summer. check it out. these trees are creating a conversation in the city. i was out at the skate and place which is one of our site hosts. it brought me to tears to hear the conversations about all the things people love about san francisco. it made all of the work feel really good. now, i would like to invite the mayor, an members of all the shine on sf leadership committee to gather at the golden tree and we're going to fill out a card. thank you all. >> : thank you all for being here. let's remember to keep san francisco green and clean and also with covid, we weren't able to do our monthly clean ups in neighborhoods. department of public works will be resuming those most likely in august. we invite you to come out and help us clean

park-do not feed them. >> i appreciate that they think they're helping. they're not helping. there's no food shortage for coyotes in san francisco. there's food all over the joint. there's gophers, there's moles. >> reporter: the coyote has been seen around the park since 2016. park goers we spoke with were disappointed that the coyote had to be put down because of human interference. >> if there's a lesson to be learned, it would be to observe the do not feed the animals signs here and throughout city. >> when we talk about rapidly escalating erratic behavior from this coyote, they were concerned with it charging toddlers, that it would move to the next level of perhaps biting one of those toddlers, as we saw in contra costa county some months back. they wanted to avoid that at all costs. they say this coyote just had too much interaction with humans and did not have that fear anymore. >> safety was the primary issue. >>> new at 7:00, a 14-year-old boy in fremont is in custody, accused of fatally stabbing his mother and seriously wounding his father. the mother died at the scene on sylvester drive early this morning. the father,

at 5:00, a woman is in stable condition after fire crews rescued her near fort point in san francisco. u.s. park police found her needing help near marshall's beach. no word yet on the extent of her injuries, or even how she got into trouble in the first place. >>> live look outside dublin, another round of warm weather expected to get the bay area. chief meteorologist paul hagan tracking those conditions for us. >> you wouldn't guess that things are going to really warm- up just based on today's temperatures, which are really comfortable for early july. the warm spot on the map now, 85 degrees in fairfield. think back a year, the fourth of july weekend, we had near triple digit temperatures for inland parts of the bay area, and it is cooler near the water, 69 at sfo, 61 degrees downtown and 59 degrees at the moment at half moon bay. but the overall weather pattern is going to shift as we head through the rest of this week. near-normal, even slightly below normal temperatures tomorrow and again on wednesday, but then, by thursday and friday, a big old heat dome over the desert southwest is going

control here in san francisco, say they have reached out to the state and are working on formulating a plan about what to do with this coyote that's coming too close for comfort in golden gate parkin san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. in one petaluma neighborhood, people are still taking extra precautions before they go out the front door after a mountain line was seen roaming the streets and in people's yards. it was first seen tuesday night along highway one or one and that it was caught here on camera in this yard at around six a.m. yesterday before it took off once again. this area in west petaluma is very close to downtown and near hundreds of acres of open space right now. the plan is to try to direct the wild animal away from homesnd not getting involved with it unless it's cornered. i'm certaly going to look out the window a littlee are seeing more mountain lines because this is the time where they migrate, searching for food and water, but they may be going further than usual because of the drought and also because of declining deer populations. all right, a minute ago, we showed you that picture live of the golden gate bridge, and i thought, i bet you m

park warning aback of dens of coyotes, and pups, and asking not to feed the wildlife. >> i appreciate that they think they're helping. they're not helping. there's no food shortage for coyotes in san francisco. there's food all over the joint. there is gophers, there is moles. >> reporter: park goers we spoke with were disappointed that the coyote had to be put down because of human interference. >> if there's a lesson to be learned, it would be to observe the do not feed the animals signs here and throughout the city. >> just like the people, like when they visit yosemite national park, they leave food in their cars, they come back to their cars and they wonder why the bear ripped apart their car. so yeah, people are stupid. >> now just to be clear, at this point, this animal's behavior was erratic and escalating. they said they had to take care of this problem before anything happened, particularly given the fact that this animal was charging at toddlers, as we saw this past summer in the law marinda hills. we definitely saw some toddlers that got bit there and they did not want a repeat of that here. >> do not feed the animals. right, andrea. thank you. >>> some oakland students were bac

mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home. under prop 13 law, property growth is limited to 2% growth a year. but when ownership changes the law requires that we reassess the value to new market value. compared to your existing home, which was benefited from the -- which has benefited from the prop 13 growth limit on taxable value, the new limit on the replacement home would likely be higher. that's where prop 60 comes in. prop 60 recognizes th

san francisco. i'm calling today in support of making the temple, lincoln park cemetery a san francisco landmark. as stated in supervisor connie chan's resolution, this land is sacred ground as no one knows how many chinese and ethnic and immigrant community members remain in the lincoln park cemetery. i would also like to suggest that if budget allows that signage be erected designating the landmark so visitors know where it is located. we owe it to our many chinese foremothers and forefathers who still remain here, the great respect due to them and to keep this land forever honored by making it a sanctuary for ancestor worship. i thank you for your time to the full board of supervisors. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello. this is robert wong. i am with the chinese consolidated association and i also represent the chinese american citizens alliance as the past president. i strongly urge the san francisco board of supervisors to support supervisor connie chan's motion to place lincoln park, including the shrine and other similar shrines on the san francisco historical landmark list. a her

the san francisco parks -- we couldn't do this tree without them. will join us today and tell us what you think makes san francisco shine. everybody has something that you love about the city. the park alliance they coordinated all the volunteers and the site hosts. they are active activating these trees over the summer. check it out. these trees are creating a conversation in the city. i was out at the skate and place which is one of our site hosts. it brought me to tears to hear the conversations about all the things people love about san francisco. it made all of the work feel really good. now, i would like to invite the mayor, an members of all the shine on sf leadership committee to gather at the golden tree and we're going to fill out a card. thank you all. >> : thank you all for being here. let's remember to keep san francisco green and clean and also with covid, we weren't able to do our monthly clean ups in neighborhoods. department of public works will be resuming those most likely in august. we invite you to come out and help us clean up

in san francisco, the city's park. closer to becoming a permanent part of san francisco's landscape committee of the board of supervisors approved their proposal to let restaurants continue to use parking spaces part of their business since those park let's allowed many small businesses to stay open during the pandemic shutdown, chain stores or restaurants would have to pay a fee, though of up to $3000 a year for a single parking space, but small businesses can apply for a two year fee waiver. a vote by the full board of supervisors is scheduled for later today. the free beauty program for youth in san francisco is expanding starting on august 15th free rides on buses and trains will include people up to 19 years old. the cut off age used to be 18 fare inspectors are going to ask for proof for pavement for people who look much younger than 19, however, if you're 16 or older. you are being encouraged to carry some identification for free. cable car rides are also available. those do require a pass, which is provided by

now, if you are coming to san francisco you can see the fireworks fromfm aquatic park. northern waterfront, masks are optional. it was 50/50 this afternoon in the whatever wharf. the fireworks will happen with or without the fog. when we were out at aquatic park you and are looking at a live look the embarcadero, you will feel the breeze. you want will to dress warm. a lot of the families i talked with said even if it is a real foggy show that is okay because they are there with friends and they are there with family members. happy 4th of july to everybody. we will throw it back to you in the studio. the countdown is certainly on. [ laughter ] >> it definitely is. nice to see people smiling. boy what a difference from one year ago. jr, many thanks to you. >> yes. >>> now, the bay area is celebrating the 4th of july in true american style. parades and picnics were back on this year after being canceled pie covid- 19 in 2020. abc 7 news reporter gives us a taste of that red, white and and and the bay. >>> marching bands were making a come back. so are the bagpipers, the a