today because the state of the city is anything but rosy according to comprehensive new poll done by the san franciscoonicle. a post 90 questions to residents and found widespread discontent. joining us live now to take a closer look at who is unhappy is abc 7 news and satterfield. --phil. >> symptoms of skins have felt for a long time the city has gone in the right -- wrong direction. we had the pandemic and that we have the great return which is not turning out to beat such a great return to the offices as we thought. there was a malaise out there. throw in homelessness and guests, you have a recipe for discontent. one of the most startling numbers in this pole was not the rating of the mayor, but of the people themselves. when we have close to 50 percent saying they have been a victim of a crime in the past five years, one in four saying they have been physically threatened or attacked, when you have four out of 10 saying they have had their property damaged, that is a flunking grade. >> it seems like crime is a big piece of this puzzle. so people are fed up. i found this to be startling too. a thi

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco's mission district now has a new housing for more adults. hear more on the city's effort to help people living on the streets right after the break. >> welcome back. thanks for staying with us on this for a it's 04:29am. love that. it's friday and officially into your first full day of fall, at least said technically started at 06:00:03pm, yesterday. hopefully it's been a nice start to the season for ya. certainly not feel like fall, especially not this weekend. we are seeing temperatures out there up into the 80's 90's for some of our inland areas. even our bayshore cities will be in the 80's. nice, beautiful one at the golden gate bridge, though we're not dealing with much fog this morning. a couple of pockets right along the coastline, but not something we're going to be talking about a whole lot today. temperatures today will be notably warmer than they were yesterday. so get ready for that rise in temps specially into the weekend. 50's and 60's is where we're at right now. alameda at 61 conquered and timber on right at 60 degree

. >> the attorney general made the announcement at a news conference in san francisco today. he says the new office will examine the factors that lead to gun violence. a nationwide search is underway to find someone to run the new office. >> oakland city councilmember appeared with us today and we asked him about the recent wave of violence that has hit oakland. he says a solution is better communication with law enforcement. >> we need greater communication, greater enforcement within the street of oakland. the shootings, robberies, killings are increasing. this is not the first time. it will take cooperation with law enforcement to be able to address them. >> the oakland mayoral candidate has major new endorsements. taylor along with fellow city councilmembers are considered to be the front runners to replace the one who is termed out. >> jury selection began in the trial of lori smith. smith is accused of trading weapons for donations to her campaign. smith has denied the allegations. the trial is the first step in a process that could lead to her removal from office. >> sa

in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news san francisco will soon become the first city in america to havea pacific islander cultural district. the district is being established in parts of visitation valley and the sunnydale neighborhood the designation highlights the contributions and the sacrifices of the pacific islander community to san francisco. for every rising tide all boats are lifted. with this cultural district resolution when it is passed our pacific islanders will have a boat and it will be in the waters. the city has several other cultural districts around town honoring the filipino african-american transgender chinese and american indian cultures among others new at 5 a national survey from lexia learning finds that 71% of participating educators are concerned about teacher burnout during this school year 75% of the people who participated in the survey believe students need more one-on-one time with teachers as they work on learning recovery following the covid-19 pandemic a lot of kids just simply got behind while they were at home all of that time now, there are nearly 1

the folsom street fair returns to san francisco this weekend and with the new threat of monkeypox infections organizers are taking extra steps to keep fair growers safe. san francisco has reported 787 monkeypox cases so far. so fair organizers are working with the city's department of public health to administer 2,000 doses of the monkey pox vaccine at the event and this year content has been scaled back to give fair goers a more space earlier today on getting answers abc 7 news special correspondent, dr. elope patel shared his advice for staying safe if anyone out there feels like they might be ill. it's okay to stay home. it's okay to stay away. not just related to monkeypox, but for any other disease or can or virus or anything that you may have you don't want to spread it to others. the right thing to do is to be selfless and protect your community. covid vaccines and booster shots will also be offered at the folsom street fair. it happened sunday from 11 am until 6:00 in the evening. now to the latest covid-19 headlines the rollout to the new updated boosters has been slower than health

n general assembly will open on september 13th in new york city reporting in san francisco. ry ktvu, fox two news. a judge has ordered a homeless encampment underneath interstate 80 in oakland to be cleared out , but authorities are divided about the best solutions. elected official in las vegas is accused of killing a newspaper reporter. prosecutors offer new evidence linking him to the journalist's mur you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. in in london. some people are still gathering outside buckingham palace in the rain to honor the life of queen elizabeth, the second, the beloved monarch symbolized ability in a sense of duty in her 70 years on the throne. her son charles

caltrain rolled out their new fleet of electric trains saturday in san francisco. this is part of an effort to electrify the rail system to reduce noise and greenhouse gas emissions 19 electric train sets will replace diesel-powered trains the new trains come with new amenities from enhanced storage spaces comfort and a quiet ride. our train system is leading the way the fight against climate change will not be won with minor reforms and symbolic gestures, but with bold efforts like the one that we recognize today. the new sustainable fleet will reduce co2 emissions by 97% creating the new state of the art fleet has generated up to 30,000 country. in the north bay a push to protect busy highway 37 from sea level rise in the coming decades is taking a big leap. caltrans is prepared to recommend building a four-lane causeway along the 21-mile corridor to replace the current highway. it will sit 30 feet high and might include a bike in pedestrian path and a smart train track the price tag six to eight billion dollars it could take decades to build two sea level rise is

the second we are looking back on the >> new tonight at 8, a new plan and san francisco accountability people who are racking up too many citations for public drug use. that's the goal of a new program announced today by san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. strong force. has it been dune? has the details. >> has started today. it's not a lot yes, 5 citations for misdemeanor drug use will now land the user in a mandatory substance abuse treatment program. in san francisco, the new misdemeanor drug policy as part of san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins continuing effort to clear the street of drug pushers and drug users with a special focus on the tenderloin. she explains how it works. yes, so what we're doing is sapd has begun citing individuals who are engaged in public drug use. >> injecting and you know, pipes been on. that meant that i mean, and when a reaches 5 citations for for that public drug use, that is when we file a complaint that we forward to our community justice center so that we can connect that person resources for treatment. >> how did the da dete

caltrain rolled out their new fleet of electric trains saturday in san francisco. this is part of an effort to electrify the rail system to reduce noise and greenhouse gas emissions 19 electric train sets will replace diesel-powered trains the new trains come with new amenities from enhanced storage spaces comfort and a quiet ride. our train system is leading the way the fight against climate change will not be won with minor reforms and symbolic gestures, but with bold efforts like the one that we recognize today. the new sustainable fleet will reduce co2 emissions by 97% creating. the new state-of-the-art fleet has generated up to 30,000 jobs across the country in the north bay a push to protect busy highway 37 from sea level rise in the coming decades is taking a big leap. caltrans is preparing to recommend building a four-lane causeway along the 21-mile corridor to replace the current highway. it will sit 30 feet high and might include a bike in a pedestrian path and a smart train track the price tag six to eight billion dollars. yes billion, it could take decad

the san francisco board of education is going to vote on that tentative agreement in october. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 news at at 11:00. a former addict speaks about his life on san francisco's streets and what he thinks the district attorney's new, harsher drug policy will do do for others struggling with drug dependency. > >> evacuation orders have been d been lifted for people living near the mosquito fire. take i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. >> welcome back, rainfall and cooler temperatures help to ramp ramp up containment of the mosquito fire. > >> flames are now 38% contained, contained, that is more than double the containment, just from yesterday. the fires burned burned about 76 thousand acres

it's official san francisco's uc hastings law school is getting a new name governor. gavin newsom has approved the name change to university of california college of law, san francisco the university board of directors unanimously agreed on changing the name. the school will go by uc law sf for short the change comes because of the founder serenas hastings involvement in atrocities committed against native americans the new name goes into a fact in january. caltrain rolled out their new fleet of electric trains in san francisco today. it's part of an effort to electrify the rail system to reduce noise and greenhouse gas emissions 19 electric train sets will replace diesel-powered trains the new trains come with new amenities from enhanced storage spaces comfort and a quiet ride. our train system is leading the way the fight against climate change will not be won with minor reforms and symbolic gestures, but with bold efforts like the one that we recognize today. the new sustainable fleet will reduce co2 emissions by 97% cheating the new state of the art fleet has garne

san jose. mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. in san francisco. a judge has thrown out $50 million in outstanding fees on traffic fines under a court ruling all late visa says before july 1st of this year will be thrown out late fees assessed after that date will be capped at $100, which is in line with the new state law, according to the city treasurer, about a third of all traffic fines in the city are not paid on time. after a day full of somber ceremonies, queen elizabeth. the second has been laid to rest. members of the public had their last chance to pay their respects to the queen before the state funeral at westminster abbey. afterward the queen was buried in a more intimate ceremony next to her husband and her parents. box news. madeline rivera is in london with a look at how people across the uk came together to mourn the loss of their queen. an emotional day here in london, as the uk said goodbye to its queen of 70 years. the day of mourning began with a funeral service at westminster abbey, attended by president biden and the first lad

still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco residents. >> lining up over the next weekend to get their monkeypox vaccine as a new clinic opened up. we're going to tell you. >> how many got their shot, why they went for the second one. >> for 29, the time we're back here at the half hour with a check of the forecast. and i got to tell you, john, over the weekend, i did see a few sprinkles. i felt a few of them as i was out shopping at costco on saturday. and i think and some friends saying sunday to get a few sprinkles. so the monsoonal moisture, as you predicted eyes, one of the sprinkles and i was waiting for him and they never came right, right? but i was here that all weekend for my friends to ever and be like, oh, my gosh, i saw a little bit of something. and that's really all it turned out to be for the bay area. >> just a little bit of something, but nice to see something rather than nothing. and for a lot of the rest of the state, some heavy rainfall, little too heavy for southern california at times we're sitting right now a little bit, a low gray sitting above san

ben derico, bbc news, san francisco. plenty more stories on our website. or all of us over the next few days, although that said, lowest temperatures likely to be sunday morning. with light winds, we could see a touch of frost in some rural parts to begin the day, a few mist and fog patches, too. they will quickly clear and for most, a chilly start to sunday but a lovely, sunny one. isolated shower, too, over norfolk and suffolk, the channel islands, and as cloud builds in the north and the west through the days, a few showers will crop up here and there. most, though, will be dry. the exception as the winds strengthen will be the north—west of scotland — a band of heavy rain quickly sweeping across these areas by the end of the afternoon. temperatures for all down on what we've seen through recent days, aided and abetted by that strengthening wind. now, those winds will go north—westerly as we go into sunday evening. that band of rain through the evening, scotland, northern ireland, pushes through quite quickly, then clear skies and showers and then, that

perhaps, it's a model that other companies will follow. james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.

news. >> san francisco police say 2 people were injured early this morning after an explosion in the tenderloin district happened in the area of larkin street in golden gate avenue. about 03:15am, one of the victims said that he was struck by an unknown object when that explosion took place. both victims are recovering at a hospital. no arrests have been made and the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> and alameda county sheriff's deputy has surrendered following a manhunt. 24 year-old devin williams junior. this is picture was wanted in connection with a double homicide in dublin overnight. the is now in custody. kron four's philippe djegal explains what led to his arrest. less than 12 hours after he allegedly shot and killed a 42 year-old woman and her 58 year-old husband in their dublin home. 24 year-old alameda county sheriff's deputy devon williams junior. >> reached out to police received a call from the suspect. he wanted to turn himself in before noon wednesday. dublin police chief garrett home stating during a news conference that he spoke with the suspect, a conver

ben derico, bbc news, san francisco. many, completing a swim across the english channel is no mean feat, and definitely something worth bragging about. exactly two weeks ago, li ling yung—hryniewiecki did just that. i was very lucky to have the very experienced channel boat pilots to bring me across, so i didn't really have to worry about the navigation too much, although the tides do pursue north—east to south—west. as far as i was concerned when i was swimming i wasjust swimming in a straight line. in terms of the jellyfish and the cold, they were the biggest nemeses i had, really, but i was very lucky on this day. i have met manyjellyfish in hong kong but it was virtually on that day i just saw a small one, just one, way better than what i was expecting. for the cold it was also a very warm year but i have been training for the last several years for this, so it went smoothly for me. how exactly do you train for something like this and how much does it prepare you for the reality of 12 hours, nearly 13 and the water?

. >> where is it coming back confined to new york and san francisco? >> that is not the case. an francisco were a laggard behind some other cities cities like dallas where i happen to be right now austin, texas. phoenix, arizona florida. southern and southeastern cities have been faster than the major markets like new york, san francisco and chicago. in those markets, we are seeing people slowly come back. >> what does that mean for pricing? commercial real estate owners are providing incentives to sign new litstings >> the way they give you incentive is not just rent, but money to fit the space we have seen an increase in those improvement allowances to give people incentives to come back into their space. landlords are upgrading the physical building for things like having a more sustainable building having a more flexible space and outdoor amenities. all of these things outside of the individual space to get them into the building and then additional incentives given to the tenants. >> of the companies increasing office footprint can you talk about the companies? financial f

news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. our top story this afternoon. after months of debate people selling goods on san francisco streets have some new orders to follow starting today. if vendors don't have a permit to sell their items, they could be fined and even have those goods taken away. kron 4 sarah stinson reports on the crackdown. if an inspector comes up and says you have a permit and they can't show a permit, right to pick up. >> whatever it is, they're selling and go somewhere else. we don't want them to set up somewhere else. but they have to leave the area. >> vendors got their last warning on monday after months of outreach and guidance from the city. now public works. inspectors are starting in force, met with police officers by their sides for protection. 3 areas of focus really good. 24 street bart station 24th and mission street and of all the way down mission to 16th street un laws and their civic center area as well as stockton street in chinatown. so far, 41 permits have been approved. not have been rejected yet, but about a dozen and a half of them have been sent to the health department b

coming up on kron, 4 news at 5 san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins implementing a new policy to treat juveniles as adults. why she says is needed to keep the city safe. >> plus, which is police reform look like why policy changes are being discussed for any act right now. >> and queen elizabeth, the second is now lying in state in london. we'll have a live report from across the pond on today's funeral proceedings. >> and welcome back. we're continuing to follow all that is unfolding in the uk following the queen's passing military transport plane carrying the coffin of queen elizabeth. the second left her beloved scotland today for the final time, too. return to london where she will lie in state. our reporter katie corrado joins us now live from windsor. >> in a england with a look at all that has transpired today. good evening. >> vicki grant, good evening to you both. there are more than 26,000 people who came out to pay their respects to queen elizabeth. the second in scotland. now she is in buckingham palace and she will be moving tomorrow to westminster hall where she

ben derico, bbc news, san francisco.place on tuesday. that's because of tropical storm ian, which could become a hurricane, as it approaches florida. it's the third delay in a month for the test flight, which suffered a fuel leak and other technical glitches at the end of august. nasa had previously said that a further delay would force them to roll the spacecraft back from the launchpad. it isa it is a plan to get humans back to the lunar service. online you can see a guide to their mega moon rocket. find it for yourself online. you can also find me online. reach me on twitter. forthe find me online. reach me on twitter. for the moment, thanks for watching. hello. it's set to get colder for all of us over the next few days, although that said, lowest temperatures likely to be sunday morning. with light winds, we could see a touch of frost in some rural parts to begin the day, a few mist and fog patches, too. they will quickly clear and for most, a chilly start to sunday, but a lovely, sunny one. isolated shower, too, ov

ben derico, bbc news, san francisco.s because of tropical storm ian, which could become a hurricane as it approaches florida. it's the third delay in a month for the test flight, which has suffered a fuel leak and other technical glitches at the end of august. nasa had previously said that a further delay would force them to roll the spacecraft back from the launchpad. the first picture of the new ledger stone marking queen elizabeth's final resting place in windsor has been released by buckingham palace. it's engraved in memory of the queen, her parents and her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. it sits in the floor of the george vi memorial chapel where she was buried on monday. you are watching bbc news. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 10:a5pm and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining lukwesa tonight are the journalist and author shyama perera and katy balls — deputy political editor of the spectator. join us then. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there.

i had a friend from new york flying into san francisco. she said our airport was really nice. ut of new york -- new york? >> i think it was jfk. >> they have done a lot of work, the harvey milk terminal -- harvey mill terminals of what usually fly out. the last time i did and nothing was really opened yet. hopefully that has changed. >> have to say they move 70 people through that airport efficiently. >> if only we could get the uber people -- pick up and drop off in the same spot. >> you are always in the wrong spot wherever you are standing you are not we need to be. >> oakland is great about that. >> very much so, smaller airport. you would not have to worry about flying out of sfo you could have your own chartered aircraft if you are the winner of the mega millions jackpot. two winners came forward. the anonymous winners agree to pick -- split the prize right down the middle, they will not get the one point for billion dollars. they will end up splitting $780 million along with uncle sam's chunk of course. i think i would be fine with that. >> i would get by just fine. ama:

the san francisco school district owns the land where the old francis scott key annex was located in the sunset district. in 18 months, the new housing developer would look like this, 135 units to be rented exclusively to teachers and staff of the school district. >> if you are teaching our kids in san francisco, you should be able to raise her kids in san francisco. [applause] >> 4, 3, 2, 1. reporter: people attending the groundbreaking said it was long overdue. that may be so, but you have to remember that the concept of building teacher housing was proposed nearly 20 years ago. with the construction of the dianne feinstein elementary school. this is what it was supposed to look like, housing at the back of the school. the teachers did not warm up to the idea. the community and supervisor were adamantly opposed. here is the former school board member in 2019 in an interview with abc 7. >> they said it is a public housing project. never let hud get involved. it will be a slum. reporter: it was never built and teachers lost out. through the years, it has become apparent that teachers making on average $82,000 a year i found i

the bill was authored by san francisco assembly member phil ting. new country are struggling financially more than any other group ktvu lamonica. peters breaks down the data in santa clara county, where nearly half of the homeless population there is over the age of 55. 68 year old adrian lawton says she started working at 18 years old , and now that she's retired, she's serving as an associate pastor with pam deliverance ministry in san jose. been in house myself. it wasn't long and it was a number of years ago, but you know that's our flesh and blood out there on the streets. people that we worked with. dying? yeah, just. so it still hurts. she helps those in need of housing and other services, even though she still struggles to keep herself afloat and i'm living just above $1000 a month. it's not easy when you're paying us, you know 30% of your income for brands. a recent u. s. census bureau report shows that last year a million more seniors aged 65 older fell into poverty. that's more than 10% of seniors, the highest level since 2002 santa clara cou

san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news >> 37 right now and people are really struggling to put food on the table in the study on 2022 hunger and it shows food insecurity, not just born of the pandemic. it's because of the high cost of living and rising inflation really squeezing people to the max 6,000 people who use food. banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house holds its conference on hunger and the san francisco-marin food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh. time now is 8.38. other news that we're following this morning. we'll take a quick break. up ahead, we've got wild pigs continuing to damage properties all across the state will tell you how some homeowners are dealing with it here. >> in the east bay. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out

news. dan: san francisco's public works apartments will begin shutting down street vendors who do not have permits. it is a story abc 7 news has been following for several months. street vending has increased in the mission district in the last 2.5 years. many of them raised concerns over what some say are stolen goods and drugs being sold. for months, residents and owners of businesses in the area have complained about blocked access. >> if you are selling goods on the sidewalk and street inspectors come up to you, we will ask to see one of the new vending permits. if they don't have one, they will have an opportunity to pick up their goods and leave. dan: the city has been processing vendor applications for several months. starting tomorrow, vendors who have not received a permit will have to prove they are in the process of getting one to prevent any further action. ama: a person died from monkeypox in los angeles county, the first confirmed deaths in california from the virus. few details are available but the person had been hospitalized and was severely immunocompromised. there is onl

to a variety of nonprofits, working public health, human services and the arts in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, a runaway fire engine damaged 6 cars in san francisco's know valley neighborhood during morning checks on friday. san francisco fire says the air break became dislodged from one of its engines. >> causing it to roll half a block and then crashed into several cars. no injuries were reported. the department says they did contact the owners of the vehicles and those affected will be assisted by the city's insurance. >> just like in any other vehicle crash. other news this evening, a father and son are dead after a double stabbing early this morning. and hayward police say they received a 9-1-1 call shortly before 4.30, this morning regarding an altercation at a home on the 100 block of lund avenue. when officers arrived, they discovered the 2 victims unconscious, both suffering from stab wounds. medics responded and rendered aid to the father and son. but both were later pronounced dead at the scene. their identities have not yet been released. anyone with information is asked

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take your money in san francisco loose pena abc 7 news. a historic san francisco hotel is facing foreclosure. according to our media partners at the east bay times. the huntington hotel is in default on its mortgage. the bank is seeking to foreclose on the 56.2 million dollar loan the nob hill hotel its restaurant and spa have been closed since the start of the pandemic and remain closed until further notice. today's san francisco. mayor london breed helped celebrate the recent opening of a new housing community for young adults exiting homelessness in san francisco. the mayor toured casa esperanza located on 16th street. the mission district it features 25 affordable units each with its own bathroom and shared kitchen space as well as on-site social services. the mayor says the facility is part of her administration's effort to end homelessness for people ages 18 to 24 a place for people with disabilities who are experiencing homelanders homelessness can call home for at least a little while is about to open in berkeley a homeless action c

so that's what's happening. >> fluff nugget a new spot in san francisco kron four's vicki liviakis takesnd dish. >> the popcorn? a gun on the side of the building. pretty much says it. this is fluff san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood. you'll find fresh pop popcorn with imaginable office from savory to i've been for a long time. >> our family always family popcorn night and we would make different flavors and started out as a >> kernel of an idea during the pandemic shut down for founder doug tomlinson. >> thanks to his kids. >> we israel butter. so one of things we have to keep its plan customers as it is now treated like ice cream. there are kids, eyes, cones and adult size. all fresh popped and topped with gourmet goodies. yes, this really is a barbecue beef brisket. >> risk it. >> you or maybe you want to try to cheddar. >> for has picked chile with a sweet tooth. there's the strawberry >> or my personal favorite. the thai curry coconut. >> my popcorn. ready to go. all i need some to binge watch. >> so you wonder is there a chance you'll see fluff nugget pop up in a movie theat

while the conference is good for business in san francisco, we wanted to know what attendees think about the city. abc7 news'seporter: 40,000 people traveled to san francisco to attend a dream force, money from other states or countries. we wanted to know what they thought about returning to the city, especially with the challenges san francisco is facing. this man with the distance to make dream force in san francisco this year. >> i coming from india. reporter: it's his first visit, there's a lot he is hoping to learn. >> i want to talk to people and the salesforce system. i want to learn more about what happens here. reporter: he joins 40,000 people who traveled for the tech mega conference. we asked him what he thinks about san francisco, and what he has heard about the city? >> i have noticed, i have some idea, people speak about it. reporter: he is talking about homelessness. the people who live on the streets around the city. >> i feel unsafe. the third ward country i come from, i feel it is much safer. reporter: stacy is in town from milwaukee, this is her seventh time attending dream force. >> i've n

ben derico, bbc news, san francisco.ffered a fuel leak and other technical glitches at the end of august. nasa had previously said that a further delay would force them the first picture of the new ledger stone marking queen elizabeth's final resting place in windsor has been released by buckingham palace. it's engraved in memory of the queen, her parents and her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. it sits in the floor of the george vi memorial chapel, where she was buried on monday. you're watching bbc news. in a few minutes, we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the journalist and author shyama perera and katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. it's set to get colder for all of us over the next few days. although that said, lowers temperatures likely to be sunday morning. for most, a chilly start to sunday, but a lovely sunny one. assure you showers will crop up and most will be dry. a

news. dan: san francisco's public works apartments will begin shutting down street vendors who do not have permits. it is a story abc 7 news has been following for several months. street vending hasne ssiodirin t 2.5 yes. many of them raised concerns over what s are stolen goods and drugs being sold. for months, residents and owners of businesses in the area have complained about blocked access. >> if you are selling goods on the sidewalk and street inspectors come up to you, we will ask to see one of the new vending permits. if they don't have one, they will have an opportunity to pick up their goods and leave. dan: the city has been processing vendor applications for several months. starting tomorrow, vendors who have not received a permit will have to prove they are in the process of getting one to prevent any further action. ama: a person died from monkeypox in los angeles county, the first confirmed deaths in california from the virus. few details are available but the person had been hospitalized and was severely immunocompromised. there is only one other known death because of monkey

san leandro police. >> as kron, 4 news. >> first responders gathered in san francisco to hold a disaster response trail at mclaren park yesterday. the local public safety agencies coordinated with state federal a military partners to simulate the response to a catastrophic earthquake. now the exercise is a precursor to the annual san francisco fleet week. the event practice how the military might provide humanitarian assistance and how city agencies may receive resources delivered by helicopter. unfortunately, those crews were unable to practice with an actual helicopter because they were unfavorable. weather conditions at the time. san francisco fleet week begins october 3rd and runs until october. 11th. in an exclusive interview only on kron. 4 news governor gavin newsom talks on several key issues facing the state, including energy as well as the climate newsom also said what the state is doing to respond to wildfires. capital tom wallace has that update. >> yeah. during our interview, governor newsom made clear the state is ramping up its fire fighting abilities, including new investments in a fleet of aircraft right here.

our media partners at the san francisco standard have published a new article showing san francisco downtown condos are tumbling in price as vacancies soar. the housing market here is definitely cooling off. joining us live now to take a closer look at what's happening is san francisco standard reporter kevin. good to see you. >> nice seeing you. >> i know you've been tracking this. how long have san francisco housing prices been falling? >> it's basically over the last couple of quarters. you know, last year, anyone who was on the home buying market could tell you, san francisco's market was white hot. you had homes basically going without people even checking it out. i talked to a gentleman earlier this week who basically said he had a facetime video and put in an offer. things could change quite -- things have changed quite a bit. >> that's not happening so much anymore. how far, how much have prices fallen? >> for the condo market specifically, i think in august prices with down around 13% year over year. single family homes it's a little bit less. >> why is that? why are homes holding u

. >> in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. >> san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting a 53 year-old woman in the city's chinatown neighborhood. it was reported about 8.30, tuesday night on jackson street near grand avenue. t e woman told police she was shoved off the sidewalk. she hit her head on the road. police used a security cameras in the area to identify the suspect is 30 year-old alejandro garcia. he was arrested yesterday. >> the new tools online to help the public submit complaints about san francisco police, the san francisco department of police accountability launched a case status tracking portal. the department works separately from the police department too independently review the public's allegations of misconduct and abuse from officers with a new portal. the department is hoping the review process will become more transparent for those who submit complaints, you can find a link to the portal on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, a shooting in oakland ends with a man dead inside an suv. what pol

want any contact with has to be. 53 also known as the flash act goes into effect on new year's day 2023. in san francisco, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. there's a new cultural district coming to san francisco. >> why many say it's a big step forward for the pacific islander community will right back after the break. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors along with leaders of the pacific islander community. >> announced plans for a new pacific islander cultural district. that announcement made yesterday in front of city hall. the new district is going to be in the she'll valley and sunny down neighborhoods. we're so islanders have lived for more than 100 years. it's designed to highlight the contributions of the community to san francisco since the early 19, 100's. >> many of many of us have been exposed to violence, displacement and rejection. and that's what we hope to get it to get addressed today. to this day, we're still fighting for our own people for people to have a home of our own and to have a full access to resources and support that w

in san francisco, the new misdemeanor drug policy is part of san francisco district attorney brooke jenkinsing effort to clear the street of drug pushers and drug users with a special focus on the tenderloin. she explains how it works. yes, so what we're doing is sapd has begun citing individuals who are engaged in public drug use. >> injecting and you know, pipes been on. that meant that i mean, and when a reaches 5 citations for for that public drug use, that is when we file a complaint that we forward to our community justice center so that we can connect that person resources for treatment. >> how did the da determine 5 citations as the target number for someone into the program for u.s. 5, we felt like was a signal that that somebody is struggling to the point that we need to intervene at that point. and i will tell i've already had that i've spoken to tell me that they don't that they think by this too many that they think we should intervene sooner toe after reading the policy. we have a couple of major concerns. >> the director of the criminal justice program of the aclu, northern c

one concept shows a new bart station at san francisco's mission bay. both possible plans have new stations in alameda, downtown oakland and jack london square, and both also have barred extending to the salesforce transit center. the group linked 21 released these photos. it's currently working with state leaders to improve the bay area's rail network. our time is 4 15 to napa valley towns are offering on demand bus service. zero emissions, yonville b and the st helena shuttle each provide rides within the city limits the yard will be is free of charge to ride, saying alina shuttle it costs a dollar. the napa valley transportation authority says these new electric shuttles will eliminate almost 1700 tons of carbon dioxide that's equal to taking 27 cars off the road. riders can download the ride of mine app in order to get started. and there's new technology that could protect whales from ships along the bay area coast, the marine mammal center and the bendy off ocean science laboratory announced a collaboration to deploy wales safe. that's a technology

number of those killed from covid-19 in that same time frame this month, a group of san francisco supervisors released a newategy to confront the problem. it's called san francisco recovers and the resolution proposes using 100 million dollars that the city earned from uitigation settlements with drugmakers to power. the program. i think this is really an important moment to make sure that we're spending this money prudently. >> on a plan to make sure that we're maximizing the funding we already have in public health, criminal justice and all the other things that we need to do. >> yes, san francisco city supervisors are going to be holding a meeting next month to begin that conversation with department heads and continue to push. >> time now, 6.36, governor newsom signed a law that will help lgbtq veterans in california. the law benefits veterans who were discharged when don't ask, don't tell policies. we're still in place. the measures will help them reestablish eligibility for veteran benefits and other assistance. all the service members were able to serve openly after the repeal of don't ask, don't tel

new permanent supportive housing for young adults, transitioning out of homelessness is now open in san francisco'st. 25 young adults ages 18 to 24 will have access. now to on-site staff and social services at the the eula hotel because as is the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's all part of a multiyear plan now to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. >> we have seen in this city, every duck shun. youth, homelessness by 16%. >> mayor breed is aiming to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in in san francisco. >> time now is 5.34 and starting next year, the uc system is going to give a second chance admission to thousands of students who didn't get accepted the first time. it's a pilot program and it will allow applicants who have a qualifying 3 grade average of 3 but they didn't compete. all are complete. that is all 15 college prep classes in high school to be eligible. students have to complete those courses at a communi

remain closed until further notice abc 7 news committed to building a better bay area and one of the issues we've been reporting on a lot recently is san francisco's effort to crack down on illegal street vending by requiring permits and city officials. say, this is working abc 7 news reporter land melendez saw this in a today joining us now sothin tts ryifficult you s to try twell, larry, let's clart the program is having some success, but the so-called backpack peddlers. i learned that term today. those are the people who shoplift they put their goods in the backpacks and almost immediately tried to sell the items on the street. now, they and those who buy the stuff from them and try to resell them continue to break the law and continue to be a challenge to law enforcement. the corner of 24th admissions streets has always been bustling with people selling goods after the city demanded permits. the sidewalks now seem less crowded to date the city has issued 49 permits in almost all cases. the city has waived the $430 fee. so you got a permit vendors like jose escalante were more than happy to show us their permit. a lot of folks are very happy th

henry lee ktvu, fox two news san francisco mayor london breed joined city officials in san francisco unified school district leadership today to celebrate the groundbreaking of new affordable housing for district educators and staff. when completed, the shirley chisholm village will be 135 union affordable housing development. the complex will sit on nearly 1.5 acres in the outer sunset. there's many reasons we want affordable housing, but we want our teachers to be in the community that they serve. the complex will include 12 and three bedroom units, educators will qualify based on income, the first red residents will be able to move in in the fall of 2024 federal government could run out of money by the end of the week how lawmakers are trying to hash through some key sticking points to keep critical services functioning, and there have been three fires along 5 80 in oakland and less than two weeks and investigators say at least one of them was intentional. what crews are doing to try to reduce the fire risk, but first a danger the situation on uni this morning when witnesses say a

the attorney general made the announcement at a news conference in san francisco yesterday. he says the new office will examine factors that lead to gun violence calling it a chance to double down on california's gun safety efforts a nationwide search is underway to find someone to run the new office. your voice your vote a ballot measure aimed at improving the homeless prices in san francisco facing opposition from one very high profile city leader plus more moderna on the way the effort to get the covid shots back in stock at some pharmacies across the country. and we are saying hello to autumn today the autumnal equinox occurring later on this evening at 6:03 pm. that's when the sun's rays are directly over the equator and we welcome a new season, but fall the first few days being a lot more like summer. we'll look at the temperatures another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-p

still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco police can now use your security cameras to help solve crime. why one policy analyst says it's not necessary. and a new tool could help keep drunk drivers off the roads. he catches it would be installed in your car. we'll show you how to work. >> plus, why the new york attorney general is suing donald trump. his kids and the trump organization. >> and today, a lot clearer than yesterday. already we're starting fall officially at 06:00:03pm, today. so it's your last few hours of summer here and enjoy it. some 70's and 80's for your highs. your forecast ahead. >> and before you leave the house, you want to know what you travel looks like this morning. we are tracking that on this thursday. we'll be right back after the break. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this

right now a new online tool aims to help you submit a complaint about the san francisco police. f police accountability launch this new portal to track cases. this department work separately from the police department to independently review allegations of misconduct and abuse and the department is hoping that this review process, we'll create a transparency for people's complaints and we have a link to it as well on kron 4 dot com. >> well, new permanent supportive housing for young adults, transitioning out of homelessness is now open in san francisco's mission district. 25 young adults ages 18 to 24 will have access now to cite staff and social services at the hotel. esperanza is the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's all part of a multiyear plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. >> we have seen in this city, every duck shun. youth, homelessness by 16%. >> mayor breed says she aims to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnerships are also expanding rental and employment

new office. he made the announcement in san francisco. and he wants to come up with strategies to boost gun safety on the local level. >> we are in a full-on crisis a full-on state of emergency. and in order to fight this epidemic it's going to take new efforts, and new actions. that's why we're here today. >> bonta is working on hiring the office's first director. >>> mercury news is reporting that attorneys on both sides of the case of the vta worker are working to extend the gun violence restraining order. a judge still needs to officially approve that extension >>> public records show on june 17 multiple employees reported him saying if i get fired then i'm going to be shooting something up. he's pled not guilty to charges. the case is especially sensitive. you'll remember last year a vta employee opened fire on his co-workers at the san jose rail yard, killing nine people before taking his own life. >>> people living in one peninsula neighborhood are on high alert tonight. that's because not one but two mountain lions were seen attac