and a drive-by shooting at haight and cannon may be related to the shootout. street violence intervention programs say they are working to de-escalate the tension out on the street. witnesses to the shooting say they would like to see more police. >> we need more police right here. >> reporter: park district station chris pedrini says the department doesn't have enough officers. >> the end of june, we had many officers retire. and then with the vaccine mandates, we -- department wide we lost about 100 officers to that. so our staffing numbers are really tight right now. >> reporter: police say no arrests have been made. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> a san francisco supervisor is trying to force district attorney chesa boudin and the sfpd to release detailed records about how often violent offenders are arrested and prosecuted. it's a story we first broke last night and today that proposed law cleared a major hurdle. supervisors voted to push the legislation forward to the full board for a final vote next month. a police captain spoke in favor of these new

ordinance, and with the upper haight, you know, with the upper haight just went through two years of doing improvements. they're working with the property owners to, where it is doable, to kind of grade the sidewalk in a way from the entryway to create a level landing. this was done on castro street when castro street had its sidewalk improvements, so that's one step that the city is really taking to help, you know, help create more accessible entryways. so what we do have, particularly in the upper haight as in the castro, we now have more accessible entryways as a result of the work that public works is doing with property owners when we're doing sidewalk improvements. so we're definitely going to look to expand and strengthen our education program for businesses, one, that they should be getting a [indiscernible] inspection and ensure an interior [indiscernible] inspection, and just ensure that businesses really understand that even if they have an accessible entryway, that there still may be other barriers that they need to remediate. and then, also think about employee training?

there was a shootout between two gangs on central and haight.e hospital on their own is in critical condition. there was another drive-by shooting on saturday may have been related to that shootout. one of the bullets entered a bedroom and landed next to a baby changing table. >> the dresser was right next to the changing table. they have a newborn baby. >> it was, like, pop, pop, pop, and then one car, i hear like one car -- >> police say that investigation is ongoing. no arrests have been made. >>> parents are more hesitant about getting covid shots for their younger kids when it's approved than getting a shot for themselves. the survey predicts attitudes may change once kids start getting the vaccine. 27% of parents say they will get their children vaccinated right away, and 5% say only if they have to, and a little less than one-third say definitely not. parents were concerned about long-term affects, taking time off if their children has side effects, and how the shot isn't ready, perhaps, for young children, but studies show attitudes show

ordinance, and with the upper haight, you know, with the upper haight just went through two years of improvements. they're working with the property owners to, where it is doable, to kind of grade the sidewalk in a way from the entryway to create a level landing. this was done on castro street when castro street had its sidewalk improvements, so that's one step that the city is really taking to help, you know, help create more accessible entryways. so what we do have, particularly in the upper haight as in the castro, we now have more accessible entryways as a result of the work that public works is doing with property owners when we're doing sidewalk improvements. so we're definitely going to look to expand and strengthen our education program for businesses, one, that they should be getting a [indiscernible] inspection and ensure an interior [indiscernible] inspection, and just ensure that businesses really understand that even if they have an accessible entryway, that there still may be other barriers that they need to remediate. and then, also think about employee training? just

it happened near haight and central. people are still piecing together the details. a bullet struck the front window of ritual coffee roasters right on the corner. nobody was injured. the supervisor has a lot of people in the neighborhood concerned. >>> they want extra pay for working through the pandemic, and they won't go unheard. vta workers and supporters rallied at city hall today. organizers say they risk their lives by operating trains and buses over the last 18 months. some have even brought covid into their homes, and they deserve retroactive hazard pay, but their demands are falling on deaf ears. >> it's about time we pay. we suffered, our families, we brought the covid 4078 to our families. why not now? >> organizers say they have sent four letters since april of 2020 trying to negotiate. vta says it's actively engaging with employee unions to reach an agreement. >>> it started in oakland, cofounder huey newton will be honored with a bronze bust, the first black panther public art display in oakland, unveiling a schedule tomorrow at the intersection of hue

next a second plan for a homeless drop-in center at the now vacant former mcdonald's site in the haight citing a lack of funding in san francisco tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >> well, state health officials say indoor mask mandates in schools will likely remain in place through next year. but all that could change as more studenta get vaccinated against covid california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli did not provide any official criteria for lifting mask mandates but did say mask will not just protect children from covid but also from the flu. so cases of both viruses are expected to rise during the winter months. galley also says it will also take time to ensure students have a chance to get vaccinated against covid on tuesday an fda panel approved the pfizer vaccine for children between the ages of 5 to 11. but it's likely not going to receive emergency use authorization until sometime late next week. and governor gavin newsome was in oakland visiting a local health clinic to promote covid booster shots. he also took the opportunity to get his booster. newsom

haight and white supremacy. you know, there's a test through line through the line it continues to be torture emerging from dark shadows carrying out nazi banners and chanting anti-semitic with ku klux klan lags. and that violent and deadly insurrection. it's about white supremacy in my view. the rise of hate crimes against asian americans in the pandemic and the rise of anti-semitism. once we got through it it would go away. i've said it before and all my colleagues here know it. according to the united states intelligence committee from white supremacists it is the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland. to that end the administration is carrying out the threat posed by domestic terrorists including white supremacy. we are doing so by taking action and reducing the radicalism and recruitment to violence at disrupting networks providing resources to communities to build resilience we cannot and must not give any safe harbor. our fellow americans standing here with the southern christian leadership confere

. >>> and then a hate ash bury neighborhood on central and haight, there was a shoot-out.a victim that arrived to the hospital on their own is in critical condition. another drive-by shooting on saturday may be related to that shootout. witnesses say that one of the bullets entered a bedroom and landed next to a baby changing table. >> the dresser was right next to the changing table. they have a newborn baby. >> it was, like, pop, pop, and then o are hesitant for younger kids than themselves. facebook has nothing to do this. 27% of parents said they would get their vaccination right away, and 5% said only if they have two, and 30% say definitely not. parents are concerned about long-term affects, and taking time off if they had to take time off for side effects. >> we would expect the same thing to happen with younger kids as well. >> researchers found the most trusted source of information for parents is the family pedestand schools. >>> this is a live picture provided by palisades ski resort, and they will open. palisades, that used to be squaw valley and alpine meadow,

there was another incident at haight and ashbury on september 23. officers made contact with a suspect who was believed who had been beaten by her boyfriend. the victim had been held down and struck and pepper sprayed multiple times, causing injuries to her face. the suspect also lit the victim's head on fire, so this was a pretty significant injury to the victim. she was able to escape and stayed in the area of haight and ashbury. the suspect's vehicle was located but was not arrested at the time, and we were trying to find him and apprehend him. no arrests have been made. if anyone knows anything about the location of this individual, please call 415-575-4444. and lastly, september 28, 2:10 in the afternoon, two subjects burglarized a car and stole items worth approximately $3,000. when they fled, they hit the victim with the vehicle as they ran away. no arrests have been made on this, and that investigation is on going, as well. again, public, if you know anything about this case, please call us: 415-575-444. there were some stunt driving or side

ordinance, and with the upper haight, you know, with the upper haight just went through two years ofwners to, where it is doable, to kind of grade the sidewalk in a way from the entryway to create a level landing. this was done on castro street when castro street had its sidewalk improvements, so that's one step that the city is really taking to help, you know, help create more accessible entryways. so what we do have, particularly in the upper haight as in the castro, we now have more accessible entryways as a result of the work that public works is doing with property owners when we're doing sidewalk improvements. so we're definitely going to look to expand and strengthen our education program for businesses, one, that they should be getting a [indiscernible] inspection and ensure an interior [indiscernible] inspection, and just ensure that businesses really understand that even if they have an accessible entryway, that there still may be other barriers that they need to remediate. and then, also think about employee training? just like, i mean, i try -- for restaurants, i liken it

haight-ashbury neighborhood council urges the sf mta board of directors to reopen service on the six parnassus and 21 days bus line. these lines must be fully restored andreopened . currently, without the 21 day elders and residents of mercy comments on hayes street, they must now walk the long locks, nurse to mcallister or three blocks south to a street, also uphill in order to catch and eatwestbound transit line . or they must watch three and four blocks east to divisadero for west to ride a north-south traveling line to the transfer point. many elders are disabled must utilize canes, walkers and handcarts to go about their daily activities . before being shut down by the pandemic both the 21 hayes and the six parnassus lines combined carried some 15,000 riders per day. for many decades, san franciscans have relied on the six parnassus and 21 to access state hospitals and dcf along with at least 10 public and private middle and the grammar school. both the 21 six lines provide access to critically important institutionslocated between downtown and western san francisco . breaking t

streets like haight, or polk.ysis, like soma and the downtown core and northeast where commercial corridors are less clearly defined because of the mixed use in downtown. so we're doing that analysis. and the changes under the bill require sfmta board approval through ordinance, so we'll be bringing as a proposed set of three to the sfmta board as soon as possible so we can get started on implementation on january 4. finally, i would add that we do intend pending the availability of funding to pair the changes with education campaigns. because we feel that is going to be more effective than just putting up signs. if they're coordinated with education, like what we did in the tenderloin this year with the banners on the sign poles. and i wanted to mention that assembly bill 773 passed as well which amendments the california vehicle code to add slow streets. and it provides criteria and other requirements for designating slow streets. and while slow streets are not prohibited before this bill, this does provide a lo

a second plan on tuesday for a homeless shop in sight at the former mcdonald's vacant site in the haight neighborhood setting a lack of funding for now live in san francisco. taylor kron 4 news. all right. taylor. >> moving on, pfizer's covid vaccine expected to get final approval for kids. ages 5 to 11 to soon as next week. preparations are under way right here in the bay area today. the santa clara county health department outlined its plans which could get shots into arms. >> by wednesday in a week. kron four's maureen kelly has the details. >> santa clara county health department is already gearing up for the possibility of getting shots into those little arms next week while older residents got their boosters or even first shots today at the county fairgrounds just steps away. a mirror image mass vaccination site stands ready and empty. and while they were halloween decorations up today. a physician's assistant says they are planning a scavenger hunt and other activities for kids to help calm their nerves and privacy screens have been put out. so those waiting in line can't see othe

next a second plan for a homeless drop-in center at the now vacant former mcdonald's site in the haightiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >> 6.33 and after serving 17 years in prison. a man who was convicted of several assaults in the bay area could be released in east palo alto. lamar johnson served absut half of his 36 year prison sentence and is eligible for a conditional release. >> he would be moved into a home near beach street and clark avenue in east palo alto, a hearing. >> on his release is set. and in the san mateo county courthouse for december 1st and meantime, east palo alto. police are asking anyone who has concerns about this to come forward. a surgeon from oakland is going to be spending the next 16 years behind bars after being convicted of attempted trafficking of a child cassidy love or nini. doyle admitted several acts of abuse of children and traveling to cambodia to pay for with children during that trip back in 2019 police searched his home and they found enough evidence to arrest him when he came back. >> in the south bay. a woman has died after being found unconsci

tuesday for a homeless youth drop-in site at the now vacant former mcdonald's side over there in the haightborhood. they said it a lack of funding for that decision live in san francisco, taylor kron 4 news taylor, thank you for that report. >> the san francisco board of supervisors did vote to allow non us citizens to vote in school board elections, including recalls the vote makes proposition n permanent. it was originally passed in 2016 making san francisco. the first city in the country to allow immigrant parents to cast their vote for a board of education. however, that measure was temporary and would have expired next year according to the u.s. census 34% of residents in the school district. our non citizens. the change comes as the city is set to hold a special recall election to try to remove 3 members of the school board next february. >> state health officials say indoor mask mandates in schools will likely remain in place through next year. but that could change as more students get vaccinated against covid today, california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli d

streets like haight, or polk. but others require analysis, like soma and the downtown core and northeast where commercial corridors are less clearly defined because of the mixed use in downtown. so we're doing that analysis. and the changes under the bill require sfmta board approval through ordinance, so we'll be bringing as a proposed set of three to the sfmta board as soon as possible so we can get started on implementation on january 4. finally, i would add that we do intend pending the availability of funding to pair the changes with education campaigns. because we feel that is going to be more effective than just putting up signs. if they're coordinated with education, like what we did in the tenderloin this year with the banners on the sign poles. and i wanted to mention that assembly bill 773 passed as well which amendments the california vehicle code to add slow streets. and it provides criteria and other requirements for designating slow streets. and while slow streets are not prohibited before this bill

we are here in the average eight -- upper haight.ill be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quick bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique urban settings. >> what inspired you to start off the grid? >> i was helping people lodge mobile food trucks. the work asking for what can we get -- part together? we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks have grown? >> i have gotten popular because the high cost of starting a brick and mortar or strong, the rise of social media, trucks can be easily located, and food trucks to offer a unique outdoor experience that is not easily replaced by any of their setting any where else in san francisco. san francisco eaters are interested in cuisine. there adventuress. the fact they use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopular. >> i have been dying to have these. >> i have had tha

by the city's homelessness and housing development each sh of a project serving homeless youth in haight-ashbury. this is in direct violation of ace hsa commitment to our community that drop in the center would be active at 7:30 standing, a former mcdonald's site bythe end of this month . this site owned by the city sat vacant for years before i took office. it's the future home of the 100 percent affordable housing object which has broad community support and fully supported by my office. in may 2020 my office partnered with the then named emergency operations center now will be command. the youth alliance and neighbors to launch a safe sleeping site at thislocation during the pandemic . it was indisputably the most successful safe sleeping site in the city. operated by alliance market. the site was extended twice and wound down at theend of june occupants moving to supportive housing, sip hotels . and other safe sleeping site. our office insisted the site be activated again for the community as an interim youth that such use includes at minimum bathrooms, showers and basic drop in services inc

i live in the lower haight. i work with the coalition on homelessness. i'm calling that you support the acquisition of the hotels. we need seize the opportunity to buy hotels. i spent this morning trying to help families and seniors apply for the section 8 housing voucher wait list. there were 500 spots. they were gone within half an hour. and the anger and the tension and the frustration people felt being so desperate for just this opportunity to get some kind of housing is horrifying. and it shouldn't be the case for the city. so i'm asking the board of supervisors to approve acquisition of the you'lla, the mission inn and any other hotels that come before the board. >> i live in noe valley. i'm calling in support of both of these acquisitions. it's been hard this year. so many neighbors speak in support of housing and housing, permanent supportive housing in your communities. i urge the board to support both these acquisitions and any others they can make during the funding cycle. there are six people in the queue. please press star 3 now if you wish

by the city's homelessness and housing development each sh of a project serving homeless youth in haight-ashbury. this is in direct violation of ace hsa commitment to our community that drop in the center would be active at 7:30 standing, a former mcdonald's site bythe end of this month . this site owned by the city sat vacant for years before i took office. it's the future home of the 100 percent affordable housing object which has broad community support and fully supported by my office. in may 2020 my office partnered with the then named emergency operations center now will be command. the youth alliance and neighbors to launch a safe sleeping site at thislocation during the pandemic . it was indisputably the most successful safe sleeping site in the city. operated by alliance market. the site was extended twice and wound down at theend of june occupants moving to supportive housing, sip hotels . and other safe sleeping site. our office insisted the site be activated again for the community as an interim youth that such use includes at minimum bathrooms, showers and basic drop in services inc

we are here in the average eight -- upper haight. in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quick bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique urban settings. >> what inspired you to start off the grid? >> i was helping people lodge mobile food trucks. the work asking for what can we get -- part together? we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks have grown? >> i have gotten popular because the high cost of starting a brick and mortar or strong, the rise of social media, trucks can be easily located, and food trucks to offer a unique outdoor experience that is not easily replaced by any of their setting any where else in san francisco. san francisco eaters are interested in cuisine. there adventuress. the fact they use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopular. >> i have been dying to have these. >> i have had that roach coach ex

by the city's homelessness and housing development each sh of a project serving homeless youth in haight-ashbury. this is in direct violation of ace hsa commitment to our community that drop in the center would be active at 7:30 standing, a former mcdonald's site bythe end of this month . this site owned by the city sat vacant for years before i took office. it's the future home of the 100 percent affordable housing object which has broad community support and fully supported by my office. in may 2020 my office partnered with the then named emergency operations center now will be command. the youth alliance and neighbors to launch a safe sleeping site at thislocation during the pandemic . it was indisputably the most successful safe sleeping site in the city. operated by alliance market. the site was extended twice and wound down at theend of june occupants moving to supportive housing, sip hotels . and other safe sleeping site. our office insisted the site be activated again for the community as an interim youth that such use includes at minimum bathrooms, showers and basic drop in services inc