i think all the responsibility is on the contractors in san lock. all know our history is here. i have footprints on every street of this town. if i leave here, it means to leasing my past. now it's like a new century. everyone will start a new century with many traumas. a lot of the ministry of justice says, arrest warrants have been issued for 100. 34 people, 3 have been arrested. so far and police are looking for about a 100 suspects in connection with these building code violations regarding the people here in antalya. they say this diverse city with ancient roots will surely rebuild. but they are coming to terms of the fact that due to this devastation of historic proportions, it will take a very long time while there been moments of hope and joy like this one right there in the city of avi, among where a young girl who's been named as near roy was pulled from the rubble a 178 hours after the 1st quake. rescuers are set to be close to reaching her older sister is well. but experts say the window for such rescues is nearly shut because of the freezing temperature. as well as

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anybody with information is being asked to call san francisco police or the fbi. >> a thief broke through a lockedox to enter a woman creek plant nursery and got away with thousands of dollars. the owner say any loss really hurt. a small businesses already struggling through hard times. kron four's philippe djegal has that story. >> there was the industrial heavy duty lock box that was attached here. and cheyenne household size of fees popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the spare key inside her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share openly with the it >> feels like a hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3

locked behind the gate. >>> the man accused of walking into a san francisco synagogue and firing blanks says he's not guilty of a hate crime or anything else. shortly after dmitri valerie mishin entered his plea, the judge denied it, saying he is a threat to the community and needs to remain in custody. the gun was a replica and prosecutors say the threat alone is enough to make a t more than 10 years in prison.>>> police and sheriff deputies are stepping up patrols around synagogues after a pair of jewish men were shot and wounded after leaving prayer services. the attacks happened less than 24 hours apart. investigators say the 28-year- old suspect had a history of anti-semitic threats and had search for kosher markets to target, he is facing federal hate crime charges. >>> the luxury resale marketplace is announcing store closures and layoffs, the company will layoff 230 workers, about 7% of the workforce. they will receive about $2 million in severance and benefit payments. they are also closing their flagship store in union square. and there could be another round of layoffs in store for social media g

san francisco crime in general seems to have been going up. >> reporter: his sister said her brother wouldn't have wanted his killer to be locked up. >> -- to get every help that he needs to be a productive member of society. >> reporter: on tuesday community and religious leaders and member of the san francisco police department paid their respects to the family. >> and he liked his job. he enjoyed japantown, so to him it was a good situation. >> well, from one heartbreaking story to another. >>> hundreds of people gathered in half moon bay to remember the seven farm workers killed in last week's mass shooting. kelsey was at tonight's memorial there and candlelight vigil. >> reporter: hundreds of people attended an interfaith memorial service for the victims of last week's shootings here in half moon bay. the service included speeches from religious leaders as well as local officials and community members. it ended with a candlelight procession through the streets of downtown half moon bay. it was another somber night in half moon bay as the community once again gathered to mourn the victims of last week's mass shooting. >> i believe that t

san quentin. he's the cohost of the podcast called here also, produced while he was locked up did hit your collecthe was serving 55 years to life for second-degree murder conviction back in 2000. governor newsom let him out early citing his dedication to rehabilitation. thomas was named in the group of pardons and sentence reductions which was announced last month. >>> now to our climate and crisis. shrimp shells and food waste may be the answer to more eco- friendly packaging. a startup called cruz foam as an alternative to styrofoam is in part used with used crustacean shells. it melts and water and is generally safe for animals to eat unlike traditional styrofoam which adds to micro plastics pollutions in our seas. >> we have a blockbuster >>> okay, this is huge, we are talking huge. within the hour, news of a blockbuster nba trade, get ready. kevin durant is leaving brooklyn and going to the phoenix suns. >> the former warriors superstar traded by the brooklyn nets to the suns for four first round picks in the a host of players. it is rocking the nba before tomorrow's trade deadline. i think t

san quentin. he's the cohost of the podcast called here also, produced while he was locked up did hit your collect calls. he was serving 55 years to life for second-degree murder conviction back in 2000. governor newsom let him out early citing his dedication to rehabilitation. thomas was named in the group of pardons and sentence reductions which was announced last month. >>> now to our climate and crisis. shrimp shells and food waste may be the answer to more eco- friendly packaging. a startup called cruz foam as an alternative to styrofoam is in part used with used crustacean shells. it melts and water and is generally safe for animals to eat unlike traditional styrofoam which adds to micro plastics pollutions in our seas. pollutions in our seas. >> we have a blockbuster - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org. go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv

we are going to start with a live look at san rafael as we01t now, really clear. we don't have any locking issues, no mass transit advisories or winter advisories for your brigid's. a nice time to head out the door if you need to. i will make this update quick. since our busy stretch, through emeryville, showing you 80. of course for our super commuters, a longer ride. tracy to dublin, to not -- not too bad for this time in the morning. 15 minutes on 85. reggie: tickets to beyonce renaissance tour will soon be on sale if you catch her at levi's stadium, but after the ticketmaster debacle with taylor swift if you weeks ago, fans are anxious. you should take these steps. kumasi: and out of turkey, in urgent -- urgent search-and-rescue for survivors trapped in the rubble after an earthquake. reggie: and reigniting a conversation about how the bay area would fare in a similar disaster, what our local experts disaster, what our local experts are meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. disaster, what our local experts are 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's cover

we look locked in for that half inch over the north bay and then you go to san francisco southward wherehat storm is expected to fall apart and totals are a lot less. okay. let's move it into the system for this weekend. i want you to know saturday morning we are dealing with the clouds, no rain just yet. it does appear that system will bring some spotty rain by 5:30 saturday night. if you are going to the san francisco lunar new year parade bring the umbrella but i think we will be okay. things will pick up by 9:00 p.m. on saturday, heavier rain again first in the north bay. then widespread coverage at 11:00 at night on saturday. after this we will see scattered areas of thunderstorms and rain as we roll through sunday's forecast. totals look higher but for the south bay, san jose, likely in a rain shadow with some lower totals there. if you are going up to the sierra a warning for you in one day on sunday, 24 hours, we could see one to two feet of snow. road closures possible. winds of 40 to 60 creating some white out conditions. sunday not advised to be travel around tahoe on that sev

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locked in. it will be a cold-weather pattern. right now, looking outside, seeing some of that high cloud cover over san jose. 62 there. 62 in concord temperatures tonight inland dropping down to the low to mid 30s. upper 30s to 40 degrees around the band along the coast. highs today will be close to or a few degrees above average. low to mid 60s on the peninsula and around the south end of the day. 67 in san jose. one of the warmest spots for the inland and east bay valleys. low 60s bayside and northbay. as you go inland up into the mid-60s, temperatures around windsor and st. helena. temperatures will be a degree or two warmer. it looks like a nice weekend overall. increasing clouds with decreasing temperatures and the three day stretch of chilly weather at the tail end of the forecast. the high temperature on thursday is to struggle to reach 50 degrees across the entire bay area. that is a good 10 to 15 degrees below normal. >> thank you so much. >>> it is getting harder and harder to get fresh fruits and veggies. a new project is trying to bring what's good for you home to you. we will show you a mobile farmers market making new

san francisco crime, in general, seems to be going up. >> reporter: his sister said he brother would not have wanted his killer to be locked up. >> he would want to show men t get the help he needs to be a productive member of society. >> reporter: on tuesday, community and religious leaders members of the san francisco police department paid their respects to the family. >> he liked his job. he enjoye japan town. to him, it was a good situation. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered to remember the farmworkers killed in last week's mass shooting. >>> this is shining a light on the condition that the farmers lived in. they had an interfaith service last night. the service ended with them joining together with those in the audience for a candlelight process down main street. >> we want to be here to represent the organization, and part of the community, letting them know that we are here for them. >> it is heart wrenching. >> reporter: county and city officials are pledging to continue to offer their service to the families. >>> this morning, as we get closer to the lunar new year parade, people say they are worried about safety. san fr

construction of to meet bed goal, contracted bed and city facility in san francisco and deliver health services. includes critical for locked treatment. dual diagnose, working on predevelopment for a large new project. rehab site for residential step down beds. searching for permanent site for our pay residential program and as well as a permanent program. and exploring cites for the vision of integrated mental health service center. >> next slide. >> this is my last slide there are a let of words. we intends to continue prospect c funded. this year, of course you know this is pending the budget. picture that sharpened the next month. we're continuing to add off the coordinated care case manager to supports justice involved individuals and supporting more comp hence willively folks exiting holds. . adding 100 additional residential care and treatment bed this is year. working for mental health service center. the street follow up care and linkage to treatment is i part of reconfigured street crisis response team expanding. continuing to expand the program. and watching the behavioral health element with rfp hitting the stre

san francisco. >> once the key is stolen, an investigation is launched and the post office does a security investment to determine whether to change the locks. they are so concerned about it happening again, now he is considering getting a po box. >> we are trying to keep a watchful eye. to make sure we are not getting identities stolen. >> from sunnyvale, nbc bay area news. >>> we have information following a deadly explosion in san francisco. we are hearing from one of the neighbors of the home where sf pd says drugs were being manufactured. on 22nd avenue in the sunset district, then a was at work, her daughter at school and thankfully her husband was not working from home. the family rented the yellow house next to the blast site for nine years, the deadly blast and fire destroyed everything that they owned in their own home. for now they are staying with friends. the neighbor is still in shock that her family does not re l >> i am so upset, what happened and my daughter, like every three nights in a row she keeps asking me, mommy can we go back to our house? >> police have now arrested her neighbor, here is darren price, on charges of

that he believed he had locked up the financial backing during meetings with saudi arabia's public investment fund although no specific funding amount or price was dispensed. ama: san francisco police are searching for a man who shot a gun inside his synagogue. he shot blanks because no one was injured, but it was caught on camera. with a wave of mass shootings over the past two weeks, any congregants are concerned. >> good francisco police. they say their investigation is underway to find the shooter. they also say that they are prioritizing all calls for service from places of worship, temples to mosques to churches in light of the shooting at the synagogue. a rabbi says they are beefing up security ahead of tonight's shabbat services. staff at the center synagogue in san francisco are planning for something new during friday sabbath. security. >> we do have police driving by more often. >> he is a junior rabbi and vice president of the center. he spoke to abc7news and said the extra security concerns come after a man started shooting inside the synagogue. >> this is a synagogue i go to every day, sometimes twice a day, this is where my kids come on saturday day

that he believed he had locked up the financial backing during meetings with saudi arabia's public investment fund although no specific funding amount or price was discussed. ama: san francisco's search for a solution to the opioid epidemic is taking shape. what we've learned about the possibility of safe injection sites opening. dan: that chinese spy balloon is making its way across the u.s. and now we are hearing about a second one. ama: what happened to a north bay home is nuts, literally. dan: all that is coming up. here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7news at 11:00. >> thanks. come hang out with eddie murphy tonight. at one time, you are going to be in a star trek movie weren't you? >> yes. they had me talking drive to spock. >> that's pretty good. i don't know how you pass that up. ama: one of the issues we've been focusing on recently is the battle against the drug overdose crisis. san francisco is moving closer to opening save consumption sites but it's not easy. there's no official support from city hall so this means the operators will be on the round. there's a lot riding on the locations of these sites. >> i am hopi

that he believed he had locked up the financial backing during meetings with saudi arabia's public investment fund although no specific funding amount or price was discussed. ama: san francisco's search for a solution to the opioid epidemic is taking shape. what we've learned about the possibility of safe injection sites opening. dan: that chinese spy balloon is making its way across the u.s. and now we are hearing about a second one. ama: what happened to a north bay home is nuts, literally. dan: all that is coming up. here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7news at 11:00. >> thanks. come hang out with eddie murphy tonight. at one time, you are going to be in a star trek movie weren't you? >> yes. they had me talking drive to spock. >> that's pretty good. i don't know how you pass that up. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first 2 years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service, and major savings? c

lock in on three, five, seven-year agreements. >> reporter: ticketmaster warning demand for represent sans is expected to be high and anticipationour thanks to emily for that report. we're learning a guantanamo bay detainee has been transferred out of the detention camp in cuba. a 42-year-old has now arrived in belize, the first detainee to be resettled by the biden administration. let's bring back in our nbc chief white house correspondent peter alexander all over this story. talk us through it. >> reporter: we spoke to our sources and we know that this man left guantanamo early today, and he arrived in belize several hours later. we also understand that the u.s. is preparing to transfer at least two more detainees in the coming weeks, as for kahn he released a statement saying i intend to make the most of the second chance at life. i deeply regret the things i have done many years ago and i have taken responsibility and tried to make up for them. he notably was guantanamo's only known legal u.s. resident. he was granted asylum while he attended high school here in the u.s. specifically in baltimore back in 1998, and according

locked during business hours. >> it is interesting to see that. >> reporter: matt dorsey proposed legislation that would revoke sanctuary status from undocumented immigrants that are convicted of dealing fentanyl. right now the san francisco status prohibit that kind of cooperation, although there are exceptions. dorsey acknowledged that many suspected dealers are citizens but insisted that any legislation that could curb fentanyl dest is a step in the right direction. >> i don't pick it makes sense for us to say it will only be a limited effects so we shouldn't do it. the reality, we will never be -- that solves this. we have to try everything. >> dianne feinstein announced she would not seek reelection in 2024. the announcement wasn't unexpected. feinstein is the oldest member of congress in the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history. her political career spans six decades. she has broken barriers on many fronts and it started right here in the bay area. she first held elected office on the board of supervisors in 1969, following the assassination of ben mayer, george moscone and harvey milk. she became the mayor and held the position for 10 years. in 1992, she won her bid for senate and held onto the

san francisco's came from. tommy's is a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. f, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by one and the family had a whole new clientele. the business really boomed afte

lock down. there is patrick mcgee is a financial times reporter in san francisco.overwhelmingly iphone and even feel a social pressure to stay with it. a sort of like the digital equivalent of like if you don't play ball, you're not sort of in the room where the real decisions but high school level and that it will level the students seem to agree. it's more like a financial issues like you seen as like kind of a lesser because you have an android. >> it's kind of like kind of like miss. marianna pitino says she's proud to carry her. android is just the phone i'm able to call. i'm able to but she has considered a switch. there's times where i'm like, oh, maybe an iphone, but i like my phone and what it is that there's also a halo effect for every iphone sold. apple sells ipads, apple watches and air pods for samsung. it's much less. so this sort of ecosystem advantage that apple has i think is just on a different scale than anybody else. from my point of view, there is no other way. >> an iphone like i would never get another time tonight. there are ways around thi

it's against the law for an ex con to enter prison grounds, and that, san diego's da told us, was a felony. that would've lockedh of these two little girls would've been prevented? >> what we're saying, had he been incarcerated, it would've been impossible for him to commit these particular crimes. and there were ample opportunities to either revoke his parole or prosecute him. >> no one, at the time, was monitoring gardeners gps. >> did you find fault with somebody's, or with some systems? >> with was a system that was at fault. we did not find any particular fault on the part of the parole agent. the agents just weren't looking at it, because they weren't required to. >> listen to this. they were expected to track gardeners gps monitor, because of the way a standardized assessment, used at the time, classified gardeners risk potential as medium low risk. >> for the lower risk offenders, it was used only as a crime solving tool. >> this man was the head of the california department of corrections. >> so, if a crime is reported, then we would go back and look at the tracks to see if we could place the offender

locked in just yet. i'm going to keep my eyes on this. how about we keep our eyes focused on the weekend. you can see saturday and sunday, son coming back. low 60s in sanco. the inland valleys have a perfect weekend. 67. >> i live in the area. you guys can -- >> oh, and invitation. thank you. we were fishing for that one. >>> it is been in the same family for more than a century. now it could be yours. an inside look at this historic home that just hit the market. >> happening now, representative barbara lee is officially running for the senate that will be vacated by dianne feinstein. she filed the paperwork today with the federal election >>> historic building is about to hit the market for the first time since it was built. this duplex has been owned by the same family since 1908. it is about 5500 square feet and the two units are basically identical. each has four bedrooms, three baths. the home is been listed for $6 million. >>> it is the year of the rabbit and it is historic. this is the first time the lunar new year was observed as a state holiday. plenty of music and food and bright colors, lion dances. today, the new year celebration at the st

locked in just yet. i'm going to keep my eyes on this. how about we keep our eyes focused on the weekend. you can see saturday and sunday, son coming back. low 60s in san francisco. the inland valleys have a perfect weekend. 67. >> i live in the area. you guys can -- >> oh, and invitation. thank you. we were fishing for that one. >>> it is been in the same family for more than a century. now it could be yours. an inside look at this historic home that just hit the market. >> happening now, representative barbara lee is officially running for the senate that will be vacated by dianne feinstein. she filed the paperwork today with the federal election business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> historic

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lock that in yet. back to you. all right. happening today, are you ready for some baseball spring training underway for the san francisco giantshers and catchers will report to spring training today while position players are set to have their first workout. >> on monday, the giants are coming off an offseason which was full of disappointment to the giants were very close to signing either aaron judge or carlos correa, but came up short and now the giants are hoping that they can be competitive when the season begins on march, 30th and spring training for the a's officially starts today. as pitchers and catchers reported to mess arizona is coming off a pretty tough season. 2 where they lost 100 games for the first time since 1979, but their roster is filled with top notch prospects looking to prove themselves at the major league level this year position. players for the a's report on the 19th. next up. >> brush act or overalls and get your red green and blue shelves ready to super nintendo world is opening its doors. stay tuned to see what this attraction has to offer. >> happening tomorrow, super nintendo world will open at u

san francisco, although even one is too many. and i was wondering in the prevention efforts and the lock zone and training and other things, are some of our community partners doing things like distributing fentanyl detections? i imagine some of the critical needle exchange work done by the san francisco aids foundation, other organizations continues. >> that's the case. to be clear, this is a shared effort with our community partners who are important to this, so yes, it's ongoing access points that are developed and then working very hard with multiple, of our city partners in this work is just incredibly key, so anywhere from making sure people have access to safer, to the syringes to overdose prevention kits, to know where they can get treatment are all parts of the work we're doing with our community partners. >> thank you, director colfax. i would like to thank commissioner guillermo for her comments about ward 86 and i joined dr. colfax at that event and the collection of everybody from our medical professionals who are doing the very difficult frontline work in the early days of the crisis to the advocates who are relentles

locked up at the atria facility. and he died eight days later in that case is similar to two cases at an atria senior living center in san the families of those victims say their relatives were served cleaning fluid instead of juice. a woman in san francisco now worries about her eyesight after she and her husband were attacked over the weekend near dolores park. last saturday they were walking on 18th street when two women they didn't know approached on electric scooters . one woman yelled at the couple to get out of the way and when they didn't move fast enough, the women attacked the couple. the female victim fears she may have suffered some permanent eye damage. the police are asking for help and tracking down the assailants. new public art is now on display at some bart stations as part of a domestic violence prevention campaign. the artwork was unveiled at the powell street station in san francisco. posters will be displayed at more than a dozen station system wide and on board some trains, bart says the artist designed to raise awareness about domestic violence. domestic violence is a complex issue. one that can b

locked behind a gate. >>> happy friday. thanks for joining us. we are so glad the weekend is finally here. we are ready. it is time for the morning mix. a sanncisco assembly member went to dinner with kim kardashian. the two unlikely dinner guests met to talk about criminal justice reforms. he posted this picture here on instagram after dinner. he said they discussed new legislation which would put incarcerated parents in prison closer to home so they can better support their children. his sister has worked alongside kim kardashian for more than five years helping in her quest to become an attorney and reform the criminal justice system. >> so they're kind of using each other. >> absolutely. why not? >> why not? it's hard to think of her in this role knowing her past and stuff like that. i think it's good. i read an article where he said she's deeply committed to this work. i think that makes a differs. when you are not just doing it just because, there is a passion. i am glad he hosted and i am glad they're helping each other out. >> i respect her for taking this path. when the celebrities take a platform of continuing their education and

locked up as it should have. he died eight days later. this case is similar to two cases at an atria senior living center in san mateo county.of those victims say their relatives were served cleaning fluid instead of fruit juice. 31 now we begin this half hour with that developing story out of oakland, the city now searching for a new police chief, he told you earlier in the newscast at mere centaur announced she fired laurent armstrong after two years as the city's top cop, ktvu sally rastus is live in oakland to explain what the mayor said the chief had to go and what armstrong and his supporters are doing. in response, palin andre supporters of laurent armstrong, the now former oakland police chief plan to have a rally outside oakland city hall later this afternoon to protest the mayor's decision to fire him, rally organizers said in a statement. quote we are profoundly disappointed that the will of the public was not taken into consideration that statement from rally organizers goes on to say. that the that armstrong had quote had a plan to reduce public violence. he has a son of oakland and his love for the city and its

lock in a deal. scott keyes says he's found deals like $197 round trip from l.a. to hawaii, $483 from chicago to paris, and $650 from san fiji. >> rather than choosing the destination you want to go to, and then hoping and praying that a cheap flight pops up, see, where are there cheap flights available over that spring break week. >> reporter: so instead of flying new york to miami for $500, consider visiting charleston for less than half that. after peaking in may, airfares have actually come down in five of the past eight months, and keyes says there's reason to believe they'll continue to fall. >> especially as airlines are able to add more flights, more capacity, more supply to the schedule which is going to bring down fares. >> reporter: but that doesn't mean summer travel will be on sale. experts say the later you wait to book, the more you'll pay. and here's another tip for you. if you can, travel midweek for the biggest savings, leaving on a wednesday that can save you about a third off air fare. if you are a family of five like me, these savings can add up quickly. >> thank you, alexis. >>> time now for a chec

lock on the gate. but the problem is it doesn't keep out thieves because it's broken. it's all gone. belongings destroyed in the house virus sitting on the sidewalk in san francisco's no open neighborhood , just some really, really sad story on the fact that our house is literally on the ground. on sunday, january 22nd about 1 40 in the morning, a fire broke out at this old victorian home that houses three flats. tenants tell me they are now homeless. this is video. the tenants say they took after crews put out the fire. the tenants say they were allowed into the building to grab clothes and assess it ease . they say what was salvageable was moved to one room. they say this video was taken a day later when they returned, only to find that their home had been looted . every drawer is flipped inside out there. just everything is broken. that wasn't touched by a fire. items stolen include computers, cameras and video equipment they used to create videos for skateboarding publications. ted meter, says what's irreplaceable or two watches that belonged to his late grandparents. survivors of the holocaust. it hurts me so much to know that those watches either

san francisco supervisor hillary ronan will join leaders from the police and fire departments as well as transit officials talking about the concrete barriers installed on capp street. now these heavy barriers were not four blocks. locked section of the street. it's been plagued by sex trafficking. he said he installed the concrete barriers after lighter signs that were easier for emergency crews to get around were moved. san francisco's firefighters union has criticized those concrete barriers, saying it's a safety risk when paramedics or firefighters need to get into an area supervisor hillary ronan represents that part of the city. our number one. um goal here is public safety and to make sure that everybody involved is safe, including the neighbors, the workers themselves and you know, we just we really want to make sure that the sex trade gets off cap street, a residential neighborhood. the spokesperson for supervisor ronan said the meeting today is expected to clarify how safety goals for everyone can be met. lawyers representing oakland's fired police chief laurent armstrong say they're ready to start the appeals process as he works to get his job back yesterday, community leaders supporting armstrong rallied ou

locked up at the facility as it should have been. he died eight days later. this case is similar to two cases at an atria senior living center in san mateo county. families of those victims say their relatives were served cleaning fluid instead of fruit juice happening today hearing in illinois for the father of the man charged in the mass shooting at 1/4 of july parade, robert cremo junior was indicted on new charges yesterday. he faces seven counts of reckless conduct for helping us stand by guns. prosecutors say he helped his son get a gun license even though he knew his son had threatened violence. his son shot and killed seven people at 1/4 of july parade in suburban chicago last year. now to texas, where police in el paso say one man is dead and three others are hurt after shooting inside a mall at the food court officers say it happened just after five last night. two of the victims are in critical condition. officials say. two men are now in custody . a weapon was recovered at the scene. the shooting happened just across the parking lot from a walmart store with 23 people were shot and killed in an attack back in 2019. happ

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san francisco police busy investigating a crash where a person riding a scooter was injured at gary boulevard and lockets. a witness who didn't want to be identified, says the incident appeared to have started with the suspect trying to escape from the police and hit the man who was right. in that scooter. it was a chase . yeah, they wasn't there was chasing him. 10 15 minutes before i see it. there was going all over this area like tens of police cars. and how he ended up here. i have no idea how they end up here, but i saw them down onwhen the first one when i s so like 10 15 minue ends up in gary street, and that's when he took off and hit pedestrian who was in the scooter. now we are waiting now to get a new update from san francisco police about the latest on the investigation. hayward police hope to release more information today about an 11 year old girl who has been found after she was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police say the girl was seen near the safeway plaza center on foothill boulevard at about 1 30 . the next report reported sighting of her was from people living on a semi pr

article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and locked with shock. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and lynching today i want to amrud all of the supervisors for your concern about laguna honda it struck me. thanks. and i'm here foiled what is happening >> excuse my ignorance i still don't understand than i are being transferred. anyway, i have something on my paper. no closure laguna honda hospital. come no transfer parents. i'm concerned with the quality of care laguna honda must be taupe all san franciscans who need nursing home care. thank y

article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and lockedk. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and lynching today i want to amrud all of the supervisors for your concern about laguna honda it struck me. thanks. and i'm here foiled what is happening >> excuse my ignorance i still don't understand than i are being transferred. anyway, i have something on my paper. no closure laguna honda hospital. come no transfer parents. i'm concerned with the quality of care laguna honda must be taupe all san franciscans who need nursing home care. thank you. >> tha

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sent a locksmith to reinstall the lock and set of chains were added to secure the building our time now for 29, a man who was hurt when he was arrested by police in san filed a claim against the city of san rafael. the lawsuit, says. 37 year old julio lopez suffered a broken nose and a traumatic brain. rain injury when police officers took him to the ground on july 27th. police body cam video shows an officer hitting him after lopez stood up. when he was told to sit down. lopez says he was trying to tell the officer he needed to stand up to get his identification out of his back pocket to officers involved in that incident remain on paid leave while this is being investigated. a former executive of the north based solar power company has been sentenced to 6.5 years in prison in order to pay nearly $620 million in restitution for his role in a fraud scheme. now, federal prosecutors say, ryan ghadry of pleasant hill was sentenced on conspiracy and money laundering charges. he was vice president of operations for dc solar, based in venetia. prosecutors say the company defrauded investors by selling them thousands of mobile solar generators that ever man

article publish in the san francisco's mission district march 19 of 2019 out lining my story i'm rachael church from the streets of mission. i told her the hospital might be close and lockedshock. he communicates by writing on compare said hoe had no idea. i told her repooz and patchy i upon within it visit her with my daughter who colors pictures to hang on her walls i was surpriseed seat section next to her is cleared out. i'm scared you can't do something she'll be next. she is the not trouble starters she is nonmobile. please don't let laguna honda close and have my auntie donna sent to an under staffed home in california. thank you. >> hello i'm norm a long time resident of san francisco. i'm a member of gray panthers and lynching today i want to amrud all of the supervisors for your concern about laguna honda it struck me. thanks. and i'm here foiled what is happening >> excuse my ignorance i still don't understand than i are being transferred. anyway, i have something on my paper. no closure laguna honda hospital. come no transfer parents. i'm concerned with the quality of care laguna honda must be taupe all san franciscans who need nursing home care. thank you. >>