sro hotel in 2001. every residential hotel 20 or more required to maintain a sprinkler system we see the results of that. san francisco requirements to install conform and comparable to other cities. policy to require installation in existing buildings define the buildings and establish priorities for sprinkler installation. krrgdz to expand requirements to install sprinklers in existing apartment buildings should include more specific information regarding the cause of the dpiers is how safety systems and construction types perform so that expanded requirements target the highest risk buildings. fire prevention and investigation assist in developing the criteria for assessing fire risk and identifying buildings that pose the highest safety risk. including those this have a repeated failure and prioritize for retroactive requirements. >> supervisor peskin worked closely with the fire department. and with you around upon the expanded requirements the one you described on the high rise and retroactive app

a city employee working at the windsor hotel on eddy street, sro which provides permanent supportive housing and services was stabbed while on the job. they resident from the windsor hotel. >> barged into the office. in case manager with a knife. something that appear to be that look like a knife. and proceeded to stab the caseworker 4 times in front of another worker. cheryl thorton was told about the incident by a fellow union member. >> and while not surprise, she's especially concerned. >> considering she to works for the city in the tenderloin. >> i am very concerned the workers and our safety down here in the eyewitness. acts of aggressions on people that actually work with me. san francisco police were able to locate and arrest the suspect. >> 27 year-old oscar chatman for attempted murder. they were also able to recover the knife. the city employee who was stabbed is not been identified but was taken to a local hospital and is expected to survive. but city workers like the wharton say keeping city workers safe must become a top priority, especially in the tenderloin. >> we re

denver public schools got rid of its sros in 2020. >> we began with another shooting and sad commentarytings the district brought them back this year and also returned to certain districts in california, maryland, and virginia. >> not all students are safe with armed police officers on campus. >> reporter: this woman is on the olympia school board and opposes school police even after the guns were found on campus. >> there are parents who say these officers do make kids safer. what do you say to them? >> their children may be safer but are from a certain demographic and group. we have just as many saying absolutely not. >> reporter: research shows black students are involved in more than 80% of violent police encounters in schools and students with disabilities more than 25%. a concerned voice by students in olympia >> i, a student, am not at all comfortable with police walking the same hall with me. >> reporter: as parents work toward a common goal. >> we need to trust that our kids are going to a safe place. >> at the end of the day it is about saving or protecting. >> reporter: with

school districts across the country decided they no longer needed school resource officers known as srosa, some parents are now fighting to bring them back. >> this is something we need to address immediately. >> reporter: frank drocher has two kids in the district and is running for school board >> these are specially trained police officers that have gone through direct training to know exactly how to best approach these students in these situations >> reporter: the school board now moving to reinstate them and they're not alone. denver public schools got rid of its sros in 2020 >> we begin with another shooting and another sad commentary on violence. >> reporter: but after two school shootings, the district brought them back this year. they've also returned to certain districts in california, maryland, and virginia >> not all students feel safe with armed police officers on ca campus. >> reporter: talan reed opposes school police, even after those guns were found on campus. >> their there are parents who say these officers do make kids safer. what do you say to them? >> their children

it was the first sro.roud of that and it was challenging because it was occupied and i got interior and exterior and i thought it would take about six weeks to do it and it took me a whole year. >> nita makes the city more beautiful and one of the things that makes her such a great contractor, she has a magical touch around looking at a project and bringing it to its fullest fruition. sometimes her ideas to me might seem a little whacky. i might be like that is a little crazy. but if you just let her do her thing, she is going to do something incredible, something amazing and that will have a lot of pop in it. and she's really talented at that. >> ultimately it depends on what the customer wants. sometimes they just want to be understated or blend in and other times they let me decide and then all the doors are open and they want me to create. they hire me to do something beautiful and i do. and that's when work is really fun. i get to be creative and express what i want. paint a really happy house or some

denver public schools got rid of its sros in 2020. >> we begin with another shooting and another sadwo school shootings, the district brought them back this year. they have also returned to certain districts in california, maryland and virginia. >> not all students feel safe with armed police officers on campus. >> talana reed is on the olympia school board, and opposes school police, even after those guns were found on campus. there are parents who say these officers do make kids safer. what do you say to them? >> reporter: their children may be safe -- >> their children may be safer but they're from a different demographic. >> reporter: research shows black students are involved in 80% of violent police encounters in schools, and students with disabilities, more than 25%. a concerned voice by students in olympia. >> i as a student am not at all comfortable with police walking the same halls as me. >> reporter: as parents work toward a common goal. >> we need to have the trust that our kids are going to a safe place. >> reporter: at the end of the day, it's about protecting. >> repo

courtney said she was recently evicted from the sro and though she does not hang out here often, she understands the draw to the area. >> san francisco is known for the drug trade. >> reporter: last month federal officials advise hundreds of employees to work remotely due to safety concerns and crime. some workers who come in are being escorted. >> these people and trying to bother nobody. where are they going to go? if you stop them move them here they will move somewhere else and it will cause a problem somewhere else. >> reporter: today mayor london breed tweeted the city increased efforts to shut down open-air drug markets in the tenderloin and soma three months ago. in that time, local and state law enforcement increase arrests and seized a significant amount of drugs including fentanyl. she said outreach teams continue to offer services. >> it is up to the individual to actually take part in it and want to do it. there are a lot of people out here that don't want nothing for themselves, but to get high. it is normal. >> reporter: i showed her this video taken a few months ago.

courtney said she was recently evicted from the sro and she doesn't hang out here often, she understands the area. >> san francisco is known for the drug trade. >> reporter: last month, federal officials advised hundreds of employees to work remotely due to safety concerns and crime. some workers are being escorted. >> they are not trying to bother nobody, where are they going to go? they are going to move somewhere else and it's going to cause a problem somewhere else. >> reporter: today, mayor london breed tweeted local and state law enforcement increase arrests and seized significant amounts of drugs including fentanyl. she also said outreach teams continue to offer services. >> but, it's up to the individual to actually take heart and want to do it. and there's a lot of people that don't want nothing for themselves but to get high. it's normal. >> reporter: i showed her this video taken a few months ago. do you think this is a healthy scene? businesses and workers and residents in the area. >> know. i think people should pick up after themselves more and they should straighten up mor

this, even though the city pledged $10 million for elevator repairs and sro buildings.en thomas has been following the story for months, now, and she spoke with one resident who is now taking legal action. >> reporter: dramatic elevator rescues like this are a part of life at the cadillac hotel in the tenderloin. >> i am furious that anybody would willfully let it be in this condition. >> reporter: mark parsons has lived at the cadillac for over a decade. >> i lost my partner, it was too much, and i walked out of my life. >> reporter: he got a new start in 2009, living in supportive housing subsidized by the city. but he says the buildings only elevator is leaving disabled tenants stranded in their units, at times for weeks. >> i've been stuck four times, once with another person. >> reporter: we met at a nearby park. he is fearful that taking a camera inside the building would lead to retaliation from building management. he says he has been threatened before, but he continues to document the unnerving scenes. >> people rely on the elevator, just like if you live in a

the sro searched the car after school staff found an instagram post of that same student holding a gun. they found the gun under the seat. he was arrested and charged with possession of a firearm. all right. our crystal bailey reporting live for us tonight. crystal, thank you. well, still ahead tonight, right here on the news at 730, the crash in the east bay that left one person seriously injured and closed on a busy highway for hours. and in barry weather, a nice little warm-up today across most neighborhoods. but we still have some fog out toward the coast getting ready to push back into the bay. talk about a cooling trend that could impact your weekend plans, and we'll have the update coming up. okay, move over pickleball paddle is the latest sports craze. haven't heard of it. we'll introduce you to it. how you can try your hand at the latest racket sport in san francisco and giving you a live look now outside. this is your interstate 80 and emeryville looking toward berkeley and ouch. looks like traffic is pretty backed up on this wednesday night. the news at 730, we'll be right b

you know, most cdd already has sort of an sro doubled up program. um, and so there is probably going to be some conversation about like who's best positioned to get the family money out as soon as possible. um, and i can get you an update the next meeting on where we are on the adult shallow subsidies and, but that's the team. thank you. thank you so much. member cunningham, member catalano. any of my colleagues have additional questions before i jump in with a couple questions. all right. so director whitley, you know, my favorite topic capacity. so just want to talk about this topic of capacity and just the expansion in peace. i know that we've talked about just staffing up in different areas, not only within hsh, but also just staffing amongst our providers. just want to talk a little bit more about your thoughts on that and where folks are at in terms of the capacity issue that's been raised. as you've heard from providers, they're ready and willing to be able to accept additional resources to be able to expand our offerings. so just want to hea

help was secured last year when the board of supervisors approved a $10 million for elevator fixes at sro housing , but frustrations are boiling over to city hall, where supervisor dean preston whose district houses the cadillac hotel , says the funds are being unnecessarily held up . >> there is absolutely no good reason that it would take now basically they are saying at least a year and a half when the funds were approved. the board has done its job of authorizing the funds. it is 100% the mayor and their responsibility to go ahead and issue these funds , and they are not denying that. they just keep delaying and delaying and delaying . meanwhile, people are suffering and struggling. >> it is a really dire situation. it is like a crisis 10 years in the making. warmack the california department of industrial relations is responsible for elevator inspections. it only happens once per year, and this year the department attacked the elevator for inconsistent stops. in a statement to cbs news bay area, the department said, quote , elevators are required to be properly serviced and maintaine

supportive housing confirms on wednesday morning a staffer was attacked at the windsor hotel on any street, sro which provides permanent supportive housing and services bay resident from the windsor hotel. >> barged into the office. case manager with a knife. or something that appear to be that look like a knife. and proceeded to stab the caseworker 4 times in front of another cheryl thorton also works for the city in the tenderloin and was told about the incident from a fellow union member. >> it's not surprising given the circumstances down here, you know, from block to block to just all kind of crime going on down here last week that was walking to jesus and some buddies started yelling and screaming at me. and then i just stood there he walked away. and you saw another woman and started the in the san francisco police were able to locate and arrest the suspect. 27 year-old. >> oscar chatman for attempted murder. they were also able to recover the knife. the city employee who was stabbed has not been identified but was taken to a local hospital and is expected to survive. but city workers li

addition, it is important that this year the oryol region can vote , and our residents who are now in the sro are organized for them by the luhansk people's republic ex-real precinct us. it is known that the guys are very active in voting. in addition, at this polling station, where we are now, so now, in just five hours from the start of voting , 10% of the voters have already voted. many are elated, people are very actively participating in the elections of the most diverse generations. today we joked already several polling stations. in one of the schools. participation in the voting took one-year veteran of the great patriotic war. and on the same polling stations voted the participants of a specially military operation, who already today go to the front line now. election control 2,000 observers work at polling stations in our region. surveillance cameras are installed everywhere, e, a live broadcast of the situation center, where violations will be recorded, if any, it is known that the first data on the turnout of voters will be known today at 15:00 colleagues. yes, barely thank you, u

and non sro. hsh funded housing. that is sort of relatively low to the 70 percent of folks who suffer overdose who have a fixed address and doctor talked why i didn't want to go in the detail about intensive collaborative work we do with dph for tenants in supportive housing. we really work and you all funded recently budget increase the case management level in supportive housing and overdoses was one of the driving reason frz doing that. connection to treatment and ongoing recovery support is a big part of the service packages we provide once somebody moves into our housing, and somebody in the shelter that is offered to them as well. we definitely work closely with dph to insure medication could be delivered to the supportive housing site, access to treatment, if somebody needs to leave supportive housing and go into residential treatment they can get their supportive housing unit back. we changed a lot of rules about that, worked with the federal government on that several years ago, so i hear

and hsh pointses out the interesting things is this well are 12 large are units not just sro's suites turned learninger units they are unusual and good for homeless individual who is might be coming with per ins or small families. >> there are two small commercial spaces one an operating star bucks lease expires in 2027 the experience ecs help to expand their workforce development program than i have up and running. >> um -- a couple details about financing there are only 2 funding sources. the home key funds from the state and the ocd funds the project come with a hefty city price tag. about 26 million dollars of home key funds and 47 and a half million dollars of city funds. what the funds were used for is it purchase the building 50 million dollars and the rehad been costs half as much. 23.4 million dollars. >> thank you and we are here to answer questions lydia is here from major's office of housing to field questions. why we hear from the budget and legislative analyst. >> item 2 them is a resolution that approved a 47. 4 million dollars loan agreement with the city and 440 gear

but he says that an sro did take a police report and that he applauds the way that principal amaro handled the situation. reporting in oakley, crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news. still to come, day two of the dreamforce conference in san francisco and salesforce ceo marc benioff has some strong words directed to the mayor of the city. also ahead tonight, more federal funding for south bay schools, the hope that a boost in spending could improve school buildings and child care centers. it was a little bit warmer today. tough couple degrees inland. we're going to see temperatures cool a couple degrees tomorrow. the rest of the week is coming up. we'll look at the weekend as well. also ahead, a decision by the snow glen school board to ban most flags already being criticized by some parents and students. and here's a check of the wednesday evening commute. this is a look at the eastshore freeway as seen from our emeryville camera. not too bad out there at this hour. you're watching ktvu news at six. we'll be right back francisco, san francisco mayor london breed posted these photos on ex today

but he says that an sro did take a police report and that he applauds the way that principal amaro handled the situation. reporting in oakley, crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news coming up tonight at 11. a large scale retail theft on the peninsula with the thieves got away with and we are tracking that forecast. a bunch of fog out there now. we'll talk about what you can expect the weekend very close. i'll have that forecast with the five day coming up. up first, a group of tech titans on capitol hill today, the private meeting with lawmakers regarding the rise of giant. chris barton worked for google from 2004 to 2011, testifying that he prioritized making google the default browser on mobile devices in exchange, phone service providers and manufacturers were offered ad revenue shares. the doj argues that google has rigged the market in its favor, carving itself out to be the first engine users see on their device. a group of tech executives on capitol hill today helping congress figure out how to regulate artificial intelligence. lawmakers are grappling with how to manage the risks of the

. >> we had the opportunity to do these community input meetings with particularly sro tenants, single room occupancy tenants that live in the tenderloin mission district and also throughout eastern san francisco and ask them where they would like these air quality sensors sited so that then they would know whether it's safe to go outside or not. >> executive director eddie on tells me they started this tracking in 2020 because of the wildfires. then today, residents can check the data online in real time and they're seeing the impact from these current wildfire hours. >> air quality has gotten significantly worse, unfortunately, particularly in eastern san francisco. >> groundwork richmond has given out more than 20 purple air sensors similar to this one to residents as part of their air rangers program. if you look at the air quality map, particularly with purple air sensors, as you can see, there is a discrepancy of where the air sensors are being deployed and they are in more affluent neighborhoods. >> and so typically, where the air quality is the worst is where there is a huge la

but he says that an sro did take a police report and that he applauds the way that principal amaro handleduation. reporting in oakley, crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news. thieves stole thousands of dollars in merchandise from a store at tanforan mall in san bruno. security cameras here shows four people walking into the perfume. three started grabbing merchandise and throwing it into what appeared to be large trash bags and all. they stole about $8,000 worth of product. the manager says this isn't the first time this has happened. san bruno police are investigating. changes coming to the iconic cliff house in san francisco. the new restaurant that could be coming there next year. and in barry weather, lots of low clouds and fog near the cliff house this afternoon. in fact, the marine layer will deepen. and we're talking about a cooldown as we head toward the weekend. city attorney david chiu filed two formal requests to the california public utilities commission, asking for a revote on its resolution. the cpuc recently voted to expand permits for cruise and waymo that would widen commercial

mortality age group was age 50 to 60 and the data showed older and more, more abilities - within the sros and to make a difference the other program the alcoholic program which is to take a drug when needed prior to taking that and also looking at substance abuse trends we saw the dashboard sent us to fentanyl is the highest with the substance use but not - the alcohol is very high not because we're focusing on um, all sort of opioids as well. and it was noted that right now 90 percent fentanyl involved. so there is lots of great research that is going on with that with the staff. and noted in the presentation or the slide i mentioned to mark and so i have lots of questions and their presentation is the application of the slide excellent and again, we had a lot of um, conversation and education for back and forth so that was really, you know. successful and to active at the committee meeting because also the exchange to further form of their great work. that's the end of my report. >> thank you commissioner guillermo. >> do we have any public comment on this item. >> anyone would like to

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and i can think of public housing, some sros who have dealt with some really grotesque challenges. and i wonder for if , you know, weatherization and energy efficiency go hand in hand and as do, you know, really basic standards around quality of living. so i'm wondering if we could potentially involve affordable housing developers as other housing nonprofits that may be are not yet clued into this opportunity and can potentially be, especially when we're dealing with any housing stock related to the city funds addressing that landlord and renter split incentive. i know as a renter myself, i've dealt with this trying to weatherize my own apartment and it's just such an uphill battle to go through alone. but this is a real opportunity to actually improve the quality of living for a lot of tenants in san francisco. so i'm super excited about that. and maybe we can talk more offline about how we how we do that. commissioner williams um, hello, rock star staff that we barely deserve. thank you so much for all the work that you do and working collaboratively with so many different partne

and i can think of public housing, some sros who have dealt with some really grotesque challenges. and i wonder for if , you know, weatherization and energy efficiency go hand in hand and as do, you know, really basic standards around quality of living. so i'm wondering if we could potentially involve affordable housing developers as other housing nonprofits that may be are not yet clued into this opportunity and can potentially be, especially when we're dealing with any housing stock related to the city funds addressing that landlord and renter split incentive. i know as a renter myself, i've dealt with this trying to weatherize my own apartment and it's just such an uphill battle to go through alone. but this is a real opportunity to actually improve the quality of living for a lot of tenants in san francisco. so i'm super excited about that. and maybe we can talk more offline about how we how we do that. commissioner williams um, hello, rock star staff that we barely deserve. thank you so much for all the work that you do and working collaboratively with so many different partne

. >> the sros for code enforcement services. >> we had those discussions about what fees maybe recovered from. permit maybe associated with the types of property would have enforcement issues result if grant projections but a trick question whether or not a bath remold has a surplus for unrelated services. >> a way for us to uncloudy this so there are an answer here? i know that is for the next fiscal year a non-issue but i still feel this is an ongoing question proposed and it had been run for the budget we made a decision because at the end of the day, have to balance the budget for the services; right? and i was under the impression we couldn't. we couldn't increase fees or not fees associated with that so is there a way for us to figure that out? >> deputy city attorney kapla but the question was the universe of fees can be increased with such a small universe of projects no way to have a fee. >> no way. okay. >> i think part of it was the part time license fee the hotel license fee and at this point, i suspect that those are the fees that would potentially be funded and the fee incr

i can now live in a decent and wonderful remodeled sro with his own bathroom and kitchen and peace and quiet a good nights sleep thank you all that is a sad story we should put out that is what makes san francisco the city of saint. >> and thank you. >> thank you, sir. and comments like those deserve a response (laughter) and a handclap of the work we're able to do if we come together and do the work i appreciate that (clapping.) my name is i sometimes do the right thing what to say that limited time i do better conversationly. as of late i moved and 12r589d two different projects one h s h. (clearing throat) there's within two different approaches to advocate for workers rights. problematic needs in both projects. one was going to the media and doing a media one. the other was an attempt to leverage conversations through the system whether that making friends with certain folks and levenlg in there i was struck by the first meeting i came to here when - necessity was acknowledged when there's media pressure the example was given about that and right now, i'm actually very embarrassed