. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone.

major london breed alongside fire chief janine nicholson helped packed to go deals.hey said it was nice to spend thanksgiving together after more than a year of covid protocols. people looking to buy a christmas tree can expect to pay a little more this year. tree farm owners say that a heatwave over the summer in oregon and wildfires have created a shortage. ktvu is amberleigh visited a tree lot in san francisco to see what customers can expect. do you really feel like you're kind of like in a mini winter wonderland ? a winter wonderland at clancy's christmas trees, a family owned lot operating in san francisco's sunset neighborhood since 1949 that evergreen smell is like. my favorite sort of memory coming in. this is great. it's festive . it's uh, you know, old miss christmas soldiers here attacks it comes to 1 55 61 already for many families a visit here after their thanksgiving meal. is tradition. it feels like our own sort of homecoming. like we know it's thanksgiving. we're going to come to clancy's. we know they're going to be open and just kind of kick starts

san francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janine nicholson they say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's just the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces. and peanuts art people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about. this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful. we get more out of it probably done a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. yeah it really is wonderful. what glide does and saint anthony's just around the corner did the same thing moving all of its meal preparation and serving outdoors as well. i was happy to join a number of volunteers there once again. another organization doing amazing work here in the bay area? well anyone who's been at a grocery store lately has certainly felt the pinch of rising food prices. and now that's starting to

. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone. >> good morning, everybody. to commence our meeting, please allow me to make this acknowledgment on the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, or forgotten their responsibilities as the care takeers of this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elder, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. >> thank you. item 2, resolution 2021-04. resolution making findings to allow tele conferenced meetings under califor

, an francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janine nicholson say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces and peanuts art. people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about . this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful we get more out of it probably done a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. and it's st anthony's dining room, also in san francisco's tenderloin, those in the work program cooked up holiday favorites, including turkey and dressing, and then teams of volunteers put together that to go meals. due to the pandemic. the thanksgiving meal services. st anthony's was also moved outdoors. people lined up on golden gate avenue to pick up lunch today, and i was among today's volunteers and boy, it felt great to pu

san francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janine nicholsonthey say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces. and peanuts art. people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about . this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful we get more out of it, probably then a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. some bay area grocery stores were bustling with people getting ready for their holiday dinners. last night, we found some people doing last minute shopping at star grocery in berkeley. that's because that store and many others were closed today or closed early to allow workers to spend time with their family and friends. many dinner staples flew off the shelves from turkey's two sides and desserts. had a shipment of like, h

. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present.good morning, everybody. to commence our meeting, please allow me to make this