measure will do everything to make certain we give the officerss the tools they need to keep san francisco safe, so i'm a big proponent of safer san francisco and i want to again applaud the mayor for putting this forered forward. thank you everyone for being here. [applause] >> thank you so much. you know, i really want to express gratitude to mayor london breed for safer san francisco ballot measure. i think this is worthy companion to the work we get and finally deliver on the promise of fully staffed police department. this is a smart on crime approach. this removes needless inefficiency. san franciscans deserve a police department with the same access to surveillance technology as every other county in california. it makes so sense we have the most restrictive and onerous surveillance technology policies that are preventing law enforcement from doing their jobs. i represent the south of market neighborhood. i live in midmarket. this is a neighborhood where the restrictions on surveillance technology are nothing less then a fentanyl dealer full employment act and needs to end and grateful t

and to keep san francisco safe. and it's not by adding more police officers, it's by supporting other services that keeps us safe. hello my name is leslie cooper. i'm a senior behavioral health clinician with the department of public health super visor. dorsey, i told you my feelings about this amendment two months ago, so i'll speak to the other two individuals. this is a problem i value the police. my family have police officers in them. i professionally have collaborated with police to help defuze situations. we do not need to pit us versus them, which is what this amendment does. i think that. i work with the intent of case management program and i know that there's been concern about the waitlist for folks doing mental health in the city and for residents receiving mental health services. the last thing that we need is to take money away from those of us providing those services. secondly i used to work for the department of homelessness and supportive housing overdoses are not going to be solved by police. hell

increased police, staffing does not keep san francisco safe. what keeps san francisco safe is more funding for mental health service. homelessness serve service and other services that keep san francisco safer in the additional police officers not additional funding to the police department. therefore we are here in support of supervisor safai's amendment to the resolution. thank you. >> good morning. i'm kristin heardy with 1021, san francisco native and roar. out of san francisco general hospital chapter. i'm here to support supervisor safai's amended proposal which no long are mandates a set aside from the general fund which serves all the service we work for. limited flexibility in budget allocation which is not something local 10 to 1 could spchlt public safety requires more not that police, supervisor dorse the original set aside drained 200 upon million over 5 years using services firefighters, nurse, 911 dispatchers. mental health, homeless services and additional services you once used. we need new funding streams alining the safety pol

measure will do everything to make certain we give the officerss the tools they need to keep san francisco safe i'm a big proponent of safer san francisco and i want to again applaud the mayor for putting this forered forward. thank you everyone for being here. [applause] >> thank you so much. you know, i really want to express gratitude to mayor london breed for safer san francisco ballot measure. i think this is worthy companion to the work we get and finally deliver on the promise of fully staffed police department. this is a smart on crime approach. this removes needless inefficiency. san franciscans deserve a police department with the same access to surveillance technology as every other county in california. it makes so sense we have the most restrictive and onerous surveillance technology policies that are preventing law enforcement from doing their jobs. i represent the south of market neighborhood. i live in midmarket. this is a neighborhood where the restrictions on surveillance technology are nothing less then a fentanyl dealer full employment act and needs to end and grateful to ma

san francisco. reason [indiscernible] not safe. this population are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and sex traffic and coed spaces are traumatic and trigger. there is unprecedented attack on women with [indiscernible] non binary on national level chblt the city has to opportunity to lead and show the community they share. [indiscernible] families pr backbone of our community and time for the city to have a backbone and show the community they really care. that starts with this bond. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you supervisors for this opportunity to speak about women as well as children. my name is rashida blake, director at the drop in center and been there 3 months and what i have seen with women that are dropping in and sometimes often times staying longer then the drop in is elderly women, trans, women, specifically of color and women sometimes with children. i like to change-what i want to see with the bonds and hope the bond will create is change in that what we see. we see also women tha

and today, city, state and federal agencies join together to talk about keeping san francisco and all the dignitaries safe during the apec summit. >> abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us how they're trying to prepare for and prevent any problems. things are rapidly changing. >> that's why we're here today. san francisco launching an emergency operation center thursday ahead of apec, the global economic summit, drawing tens of thousands of people to the city along with world leaders. >> we are following the recommendations of the sequel. >> they're not necessarily recommendations. they're requirements from the secret service agency to deal with the ability to move people around and to keep various leaders and delegates safe. in san francisco , from road closures to parking restrictions. >> the mayor warning plans are constantly changing thing. >> this will be the place where many of our city agencies will receive information and in real time be able to communicate, get that information to the public and to respond as quickly as possible. >> one of the key things to understand is this event is rap

i personal low use federal on multiple fires in san francisco to safely put a fire out. >> i thought that was a great question that is cool of you to ask. have a great day and nice meeting you. >> thank you for letting us know what that is for. thanks, everybody for watching! bye! [music] >> good morning. this meeting will come to order. well come to october 25, 2023 budgets finance commit e. i'm supervisor chan and joined by supervisor aaron peskin, our clerk is brent julipa. i like to thank michael from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk recollect do you have announcements? >> thank you madam chair. on october 17, 2023 the board of supervisors approved a motion discontinuing remote public comment at all board and committee meetings. going forward public comment will be taken in person with remote access only provided for

se le hizo esta pregunta a la fiscal de san francisco the safe shop, quien aseguró que ahora no hay tolerancianes minoristas. incluso si se trata de jóvenes menores de edad o delitos menores. agregó que estos fondos también ayudan para tener muchos más oficiales caminando en zonas como union square, donde se han reportado múltiples robos masivos en las grandes tiendas. >> esto es lo que nosotros esperamos es que la ciudad entienda de que no solamente es el centro de la ciudad, sino que también los barrios aledaños, las vecindades como la misión en los negocios pequeños, son muchos más. >> son 4 veces más que los negocios grandes y por lo tanto creo que debería haber un poquito más de protección en esa área, por lo que invitan a los compradores a que también apoyen comprando sus regalos en los negocios locales que les quieren recordar que ellos también tienen promoción y especiales. >> este viernes negro libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. >> los residentes desplazados de un rascacielos inundado en san francisco tendrán que esperar aún más para regresar. es que después de casi 18 meses de

let's keep san francisco clean and safe are everyday san franciscans. here is a black eye.s they were robbed at gunpoint last night. it happened at about 5:00 p.m. in north beach. this is >>> well, coming up tonight at 5:00 we check in with businesses in and around the apec summit security zone and how they are doing with the traffic disruption so far. that story and much more with ryan out live at the center and myself here in studio coming up at 5:00 today. >>> thanks so much for joining us for our coverage of the apec summit. more on its impact throughout san francisco and the greater bay area. all this week cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix. local news continues on streaming service ♪ ♪ spilling tonight how my it's ready to release 70 women and children hostages in gaza, but what does the terrorist group one in exchange? the new details. and what we are learning about

sure some of the topics that they were asking were about cleanliness, homelessness and if san francisco is a safeme. >> hopefully apec will change some of that negative narrative. ryan, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, the future of the oakland a's could be decided any day now. the 30 major-league baseball owners open their annual meetings today. by thursday, they are expected to approve the relocation to vegas. that is according to a report in the athletic. this is one of the biggest hurdles left in the move. it comes days after the mayor and a's fans rally together to tell the owners to vote no on the relocation .75% of the owners still need to say yes for final approval. >>> and trade workers went on strike across the csu system today. their union saying, they are the only state workers without clear salary ranges. these are the plumbers, electricians, the mechanics, and other skilled laborers. the union claims the pay is 23% lower than those working for the uc system. this is a one-day strike. the union say that they have been bargaining with the csu system since january. a spokesperson rele

safe and that organized theft is down. >p holiday season, they come to skate at the ice skating rink. they come to adopt pets at macy's windows really celebrate the holiday spirit of san francisco. and to give you some perspective, we've had at least 27 new businesses open right here in union square. san francisco mayor london breed joined by police chief bill scott announcing the safe shopping initiative for the 2023 holiday shopping season tuesday. >> addressing safety for those who want to shop and play in the city. mayor breed touting 27 new businesses have opened up at union square in the past 15 months despite the challenges that exist with limitations around our laws. our officers are still making arrests. we're seeing a decline in retail theft. >> we're seeing the decline in car break-ins year-to-date. the mayor's office says larceny cases have dropped 10% citywide promising a continuation of enhance public safety. >> police chief scott says they've learned lessons from 2021 when several union square luxury stores were hit by organized crime were better than where where we were. >> particularly 2 years ago when the mayor and ice do it right there behind you after one of

that are putting him back out on the street and see how much money it will take to keep san francisco shoppers safeliday warm-up is on the way. we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news and explosion at the border between canada and the united states with deadly consequence is leaving many with concern and questions. >> thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. good evening. >> i'm dan ashley. this happened on the united states side of the crossing in niagara falls. surveillance video captured the car speeding, hitting something and then launching into the air. it crashed and exploded, sending debris, as you can see, just everywhere. this led to the rainbow international bridge being shut down for the rest of the day. three other bridges in the area were briefly closed out of precaution. one man saw the whole thing. listen. >> he hit the concrete barrier, probably right at the signal. god knows how many thousands of feet before the bridge. it went airborne. as the vehicle bega

one, san francisco is a very safe city. in fact, when you look at the major cities in the united states in terms of violent crime, san francisco is one of the safest cities out there. so we're already safe. and we do research every year. we pull thousand of visitors that are coming to san francisco and asking them their favorite things, what they like, what they didn't like. and then one of the most important questions we ask at the end is, will you come back to san francisco? and over 90% of the visitors who came last year, even amongst the negative publicity that san francisco's been getting, say that they want to come back and that's higher than most every other city that's polled in the united states. so that shows that when people come here, even though they may have an opinion before they get here, when they come here, their experience on the streets is very positive and they want to come back. and that's why it's so important that we bring people into san francisco to experience the city for themselves. and they know

prevention because not only am i able to enforce the code and make changes to help the citizen of san francisco be safemes or place of business, but i think my work also make sure that my fellow firefighters and first responders, when they respond to a fire, the building is also safe for them. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is brooke jenkins. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watchs san francisco rising, the show about restarting rebuilding and reimagining our city. ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment against people shop lifting in groups but that may be applied disproportionately to epipooal and doesn't address the organization behind it all. how can we make sure both prosecute the ring leaders behind the crimes and make sure justice is handed out eveningly? >> making sure we get to the high

>> for law enforcement, the concern is how do i keep everybody safe, especially with global leaders here and protesters. san francisco police department is staffed up to prepare and make sure. that this event is safe for everyone. san francisco police chief bill scott says >> the police force along with federal and state law enforcement partners are ready for next week's asian pacific economic forum. we are fully mobilize all of next week. >> means every able body officer will be working. and we'll be working 12 to 14 hour shifts. we'll have coverage daytime and nighttime. and our goal is to be prepared for anything and everything that may come our way. >> 20,000 people are expected in san francisco among them, world leaders and protesters. people are welcome. to exercise their constitutional rights and san francisco. but we will not tolerate people committing acts of violence or property destruction. array of the crimes. >> will make arrests were necessary if those acts of violence or property destruction occurs and we're prepared to do just that. >> the main security zones will be centered around the mass county ce

san francisco, i want you to make it rain. >> reporter: after a series of thefts scared away shoppers and shut down store, san francisco launched a safe shopping initiative, beefing up patrols to ease jitters. same goes for miami-dade's dolphin mall where k-9s and officers will be more visible. >> you're going to be probably the safest you could be anywhere, any place in the world. >> reporter: it all comes as a gallup poll shows more americans fear becoming victims of crime. a record 40% say they're afraid to walk alone at night within a mile of their home. 50% fear getting their car stolen, and 17% avoid going to the mall. >> they're getting ready to breach. >> reporter: we were there monday as authorities carried out this raid in l.a., arresting suspected robbers allegedly involved in an organized shoplifting ring. even in posh beverly hills, officials say they're determined to keep shoppers safe. >> i hear the drone. there it is. above the palm tree. >> yeah, hawkeye. >> reporter: police drones are now in the air 14 hours a day after this brazen attack on a jewelry store last year. officers are also monitoring 2500 security camera

san francisco, i want you to make it rain. >> reporter: after a series of thefts scared away shoppers and shutdown stores, san francisco launched a safetive, beeping up patrols to ease jitters. same goes for miami-dade's dolphin mall, canine and extra officers will be more visible. >> you're going to be probably the safest you could be anywhere, anyplace in the world. >> reporter: it all comes as a gallup poll shows more americans fear becoming victims of crime. 40% afraid to walk alone at night. 50% of your getting their car stolen. 17% avoid going to the mall. >> getting ready.% >> reporter: we were there monday as authorities carried out this raid in l.a., alleging shoppers in and organize shoplifting ring. even in beverly hills, officials say they are determined to keep shoppers safe. >> i hear the drone it is above the palm tree. >> hawkeye. >> reporter: police drones are in the air 14 hours a day after this brazen attract on a jewelry store last year. officers are also monitoring 2500 security cameras. >> we have created this real-time watch center where all of the city cameras can be watched in a single place. >> reporter: is i

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among the big questions here, will san francisco be clean and safe? today we noticed a lot of city crews starting to clear out homeless people, people near the moscone center, where the conference will be, are being moved into rooms. san francisco walking a tight rope here legally. a court order requires the city to offer housing to someone before workers can move those people off the street. on na toma street, near the moscone center, rodney brown was the last one to go. but he says the city made him a promise. >> so i got a mini house allegedly to move into today because i've been waiting for a long time to get housing. i've been homeless for almost 30 years. >> they found a tiny home for him here in the city. so that meets the terms of the stipulated agreement that the city made with the court and the coalition on homelessness. >> so there is progress here on the streets of san francisco. this is on eddie street now. another team loading a homeless man's belongings into their truck there, presumably to drive him to a nearby shelter. crews will be th

part of what we do in san francisco the san francisco pathway to citizenship initiative a unique part of just between the city and then our 5 local foundations and community safe organizations and it really is an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get t

what are some services that san francisco suicide prevention provides that help people to cultivate that part of the person that has the dream and also makes their environment safehem? >> san francisco suicide prevention has 100 volunteers who are community people . they may have been through crises themselves . i hope they have . and they talk on the telephone with anyone calls in , about the crisis. to use the word talk. i think that is the wrong word. they listen. they have been taught to listen exquisitely. they let you talk. it is probably the most talking you have ever been able to do . and the person who finds the diamond in the landfill is actually, you . and we now do this on computer. we do this by online chat. we are about to start text. and we have noticed that people who are younger don't use phones . so we did that so we could reach a broader spectrum of people and we do it in spanish and we have translators. for about 110 languages. because we know that when you get emotionally upset , the words for how you feel are in your first language . >> yes, of course . you mentioned your volunteers are exquisitely trained to listen. it seems to me if someb

san francisco this holiday season. this year, local leaders see the ice rink as part of a new vision for downtown. one that will make holiday visitors feel safeing and wandering around. >> san francisco has been getting up beat up a lot. there's been negativity directed at our city. there's so much good happening here. and union square is coming back. >> reporter: in 2021, union square faced a slew of high-profile smash and grab events since the holidays. >> each year, we're getting more and more equipped to ensure we will have a safe and enjoyable holiday season. >> reporter: you can expect to see more police and ambassadors around the square. >> san francisco police department is on it. >> reporter: as union square continues to see stores like express departing, the square alliance insists more businesses are coming, too. >> we're having a huge bar boom. speak easies and different hotel boom. >> reporter: organizers hope as people slip on the skates, they see past the headlines describing san francisco in a doom loop. >> for us, this is a boom loop. we're on our way up, an upward trajectory and we're excited. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc

helped to allow the public to cherries their freeman and do so safely your proolts have been stepped up in the institutions around san francisco and for peaceful protests no heightened issues or things that are of concern but remain vigilant and making sure that people have safe in san francisco as they exercise their freeman freedom of speech so workplace thank you for being here. and open up for a few questions. >> can you talk about more about the grants (unintelligible). >> the 17. that is one just to be clear, one component of the additional resources and in addition to the support from the california housed patrol and the national guard from the state but the 17 is only direct to pay for overtime for police officers for revisions and for the additional. >> 17. scheduling of meetings, other events. in the district attorney's office to help prosecutor those individuals once the arrests are made. >> the foot patrols are completely different not funded by the state will be from san francisco our current budget with the police department and the goal so make adjustment and right now the reserve officers will be hired and come

reports police and prosecutors say there and a curb the problem and keep shoppers safe. >> from sacramento and san francisco to san diego, california highway patrol is deploying more uniformed and plainclothes officers. the busy shopping corridors to stop retail thieves in their tracks and collect enough evidence to pursue prosecution. these operations and efforts will result in increased safety. >> for shoppers merchants and our retailers during a virtual news conference wednesday announcing the launch of a statewide crackdown on organized retail thefts. the chp was joined by the los angeles county sheriff's department and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, which stores are forced to close due to rampant theft. our communities lose important and valuable jobs and access to much-needed goods and services. jenkins says earlier this year her office received about 2 million dollars in grant money from the state to staff. a prosecutor and investigator to focus on retail thefts. the san francisco police department received more than 15 million dollars. the funding is the result of a 267 million doll

san francisco. could we clean up the city? could the city keep people safe? i met with london breed. her political future depends on how and when san francisco rebounds. she is happy how things are going this week. the key is, will things stay clean and safe? you understand the criticism that you're getting, the city is getting. why are we cleaning this up for these guys an not for regular folks? >> as long as we can continue to do the work to get people housed, to make sure that dealers and users are not impacting our streets the way they have been. with the changes and policies, we believe we can deaf netly maintain this in the parts of the communities that have suffered for far too long. >> mayor breed hears the criticism. with continued help from the courts, the city is rebounding. we'll have more on the 7:00 news. we'll see you next hour at 6:00. garvin and janelle, back to you. hemts are buzzing here as the president is on the move from moscone center. >>> more rain is on the way. could stick around the bay area for a few days. you can see the cloud cover over the golden gate br

among the big questions, though, will san francisco be clean and safe? today, city crews started to clear out a lot of homeless people, people near the moscone center are being moved to rooms. a court order requires the city to offer housing to someone before workers can move them off the street. rodney brown was the last one to go, but he says the city made him a promise. >> so i got a mini house, allegedly, to move into today. i have been waiting for a long time to get housing. i have been homeless for almost 30 years. >> they found a tiny home for him here in the city, and that meets the terms of the stipulated agreement that the city made with the court and the coalition on homelessness. >> on eddie street, another team loaded a homeless man's belongings into a truck, supposedly to move into a shelter. the business big summit begins next weekend. >>> al fresco dining on the streets became the form during the pandemic, while many cities reverted back to opening the streets, one major street in palo alto is still shut down. tonight, the city will decid

san francisco. mayor london breed is sending a message to potential criminals who have their sights set on stealing in union square. the efforts being taken to keep shoppers safe. these stories and more kron. >> san francisco city leaders are promising a safe holiday shopping season this year, 2 years after looters descended union square and they ransacked several stores. and now mayor london breed is saying that she is hoping to send a very clear message to potential faiths. kron four's to just us. live now from our newsroom with that message. thanks for joining us, tiffany. yeah, so wide array of leaders from the community to the business sector along with the mayor gather that union square to talk about holiday shopping, declaring that it will be safe and that organized theft is down. >> holiday season, they come to skate at the ice skating rink. they come to adopt pets at macy's windows really celebrate the holiday spirit of san francisco. and to give you some perspective, we've had at least 27 new businesses open right here in union square. francisco mayor london breed joined by police chief bill scott and other city leaders kicking off their safe shoppin

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. >>> san francisco is kicking off the holiday season with a promise for public safety. san francisco city leaders announced their 2023 safe shopping initiative. just like last year, the city will deploy extra police officers and community ambassadors to keep the plaza safe. it also means they're going to limit street access around union square and beef up patrols in nearby parking garages. the police chief, bill scott, says they've been cracking down on retail theft this year with over 230 arrests. >> so when you walk in a store in san francisco and try to steal, you may have an sfpd officer in plain clothes waiting on you, a uniformed officer standing outside the door waiting to arrest you, so don't take the chance. >> the city rolled out the plan last year as a way to stop smash-and-grab robberies. the mayor says in general theft cases are down 10% since last year. >>> another whistle-blower is alleging meta did not do enough to protect kids on the social media platform. the former facebook engineer testified before a senate subcommittee today. bejar says meta leadership was aware of widespread harm to its youngest user

san francisco. are testing in san francisco. or able to be a new transportation network as a part of san francisco. we have to ensure that it is a safe network of transportation as well. ed: that is the san francisco mayor london breed. thank you so much for your time. back to you. caroline: a big conversation, we thank you. the world's most valuable chipmaker upgrading its processor as rivals try to challenge its own ai dominance. all of the detail around nvidia's updated h200, next. this is bloomberg technoloogy. ♪ ♪ dramatic music ♪ [flight attendant alert] [baby crying] [snoring] [luggage rattling] [baby crying] ♪ dramatic music ♪ ♪ upbeat music begins ♪ for everyone who's endured the bad seat, finally, sweet, sweet redemption. the lexus tx. three-row luxury that treats every seat like the best seat. (♪♪) caroline: it is the world's most viable chip and it is upgrading its h100 processor. the new model is called h200. it has high-bandwidth memory to cope with a huge data sets needed for developing and implementing ai. joining us is ian keenan. ai is not resting on his laurels. nvidia keeps on innovating. >> we asked an executive

especially 4th and 5th street off-ramp because they want to make sure that people coming into san francisco. we'll be safe. they've already had about an extra 1000 chp officers that will be ready to roll to make sure that the freeways are going to be ok and then moscow nissan or just a cycle through the maps. moscow nissan anything around here. forget about it unless you absolutely have to be here. not. he'll also a major concern. that's basically the other place that the summit will primarily focus as well. embarcadero, that will be a problem. how bad? well, this whole situation be. we know san francisco on any given day is a traffic mess, especially trying to get onto the freeways right? well, they're saying once the summit begins, go ahead and add an extra 60 2.90, minutes on top of your san francisco just moving around. it's going to be very tough not to mention protesters. 20,000 people expected to be in attendance and dignitaries. 21 of them and they will have motorcade. so it's going to be rough. but this will bring millions of dollars into san francisco. >> it's going to let's face i'm going to be

really not making it safe, especially when we have tens of thousands of people coming to san francisco. but san francisco, again, has been leading with services. no one is being pushed off the streets unless they've been offered shelter. >> so how does that work? right because what if somebody says no , you still have that federal injunction in place that says you can't force people. right. it's got to be voluntary unless you have enough units, beds. and we probably still don't have that because that doesn't happen in a day. so uh, is all of this voluntary? >> yeah. so there are different grades of it. if a street or a sidewalk is being completely blocked by an encampment, we do have the ability to move people to another location. if there's not a shelter bed available. so sometimes that's done. we want to get in there as public works crews to go in and clean. sometimes we know that encampments are not sanitary, that there could be human waste there. there could be food, garbage there. so we really want to clean that up, not just for the people who live in there, but it's very importan

. >> why do we need barricades when international leaders visit san francisco? is it not safeugh in our city? as you can see, they got it blocked off. i'm not a big fan of the barricades. sad our country is not safe enough. >> gavin erected a road to keep xi safe. i thought walls didn't work? 2000 mile walk is a monument to stupidity. not just vanity. to stupidity. >> but gavin's trip to china changed him. now that xi is coming to san francisco, he wants to put a smile on his. i know folks are saying they are just cleaning up because the fancy leaders are coming to town. that's true because it's true. >> just like all magic tricks, newsom is creating an illusion. he didn't clean up san francisco, he just hid the mess. sure there's flower pots. what is in them? here's a guy attacking a nap. he's creating the illusion his house in order. just because one room is clean doesn't mean the whole thing is. the i-10 burst into flames after a carocine tank blew up. 80,000 square feet burnt to a crisp. traffic backed up for hours. this is a road that carries over 300,000 drivers a day. i

the faa says the flight landed safely in san francisco just after 9 o'clock last night. there it was met with police. there were 156 passengers and crew members on board at the time. no one was injured. as far as we know, according to flightaware, the plane left for left from sfo for vancouver around 7 o'clock this morning. still no specific details, though, on what that security incident was. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, jason, as you know, those warriors are out there trying to get this game going because obviously they hit us get so far this season. they somewhat of a lull 5, 6, right now on the season. you mentioned that earlier and obviously they got to get one at home with a few more at home. but with that they need some of this been carrying this whole time. jason, who are they missing and why are they missing this guy? you know, i'm talking about. >> you could they be missing tonight? just one of the greatest players that ever pick up a basketball step. kerry not playing tonight. you can actually well, you could you not day. you can't really see him as well

. >> a police shooting in oakland shopping safe in san francisco and a rise of hateful incidents on college campuses across america. >> those are just some of the headlines making up tonight's abc seven news to know oakland police are investigating after an off duty officer was shot and killed. a man not far from city hall. opd says one of its sergeants was on his way to work early this morning when the department says an armed man approached the sergeants vehicle. police say the man died at the scene from a single gunshot wound. what led up to that is now under investigation. the sergeant has been placed on paid leave. >> it's the big question. san francisco is trying to solve. getting holiday shoppers back to the once thriving union square while standing in front of the macy's holiday tree city leaders vowed to make it the safest place in urban america amid a wave of store closures and retail theft. the city says you'll notice more police and there will also be more plain clothes officers in stores. >> dreamforce will return to san francisco next year. there was a bit of uncertainty after

safe. it's why the san francisco police department's mobile command, one vehicle is a permanent fixture in union square. and while see police cars and officers on every corner. so we are seeing the police support, especially during the holiday season. it's going. >> certainly be 5. you're going to see officers all around the district as well as and overtime police ambassadors to. >> san francisco recently received a state grant worth 17 million dollars to fight retail theft. rodriguez expects union square was will receive a lot of that money to improve public safety reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. in san francisco as well. a man has been found guilty for his involvement in a smash-and-grab at a downtown walgreens. police say 23 year-old darren wilson was found behind the front counter when they arrive to the market street. walgreens. 2 years ago, the cash register and prescriptions police say were on the floor at the time. officers say they ordered wilson to step back, put his hands up, but they say got away running for several blocks before h

and san francisco says it has a plan to make sure shoppers and retailers feel safe. back at 6.14 and here are 4 things you should know today. santa rosa police say they found 2 people dead at an apartment complex on range avenue just north. >> of the charles and schulz museum at this point. police say nothing appears suspicious about that. that's what they're investigating. san francisco police are investigating 2 separate stabbings in the mission district. one happened last night near dolores park. the other happened on 14th and woodridge street. employees at the alameda county community. food bank have voted to form a union over 100 warehouse associates program coordinators and drivers are looking to be represented by pei. you local 29 chapter union has separate foodbank union has been their union since 2019. the workers are meeting with food bank management next week to begin negotiations regarding the first contract and san francisco transit officials are proposing to charge a toll for all freeway drivers during peak hours, starting in 2035, the goal is to discou

[ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, reality setting in for san francisco residents who hoped the clean and safe of the apec summit would last. but the drug dealers are back and the unhoused. >> not much of a halo, people are angry. terry mcsweeney. the conference left, we're trying to get back to where we were at. >> reporter: buttons said she was a victim of the pre-apec cleanup. >> told us we were sol, find a place. >> reporter: the state and city combined to make the city look the best for thousands of visitors and the eyes of the world in apec, now it's gone and so is the shine, some say so is the safety. >> they pushed homeless back up into the tenderloin or the van ness corridor. >> reporter: a recovery advocate posted this one example of the cleanup in the summit, barricades galore. tonight, 15 or 20 people were milling about that intersection. the cleanup shows what can happen with strong political will and resources but to keep it going would take a commitment to law enforcement and rehab. >> unless you pay unlimited overtime, hire 700 more police officers, we're not going to be able t

safe? >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> the white house is condemning elon musk for spreadingon x. it comes as musk agreed to a post accusing jewish communities of pushing hatred against whites. musk recommended two accounts to follow on x to understand the war. both are considered anti- semitic. he has been fighting a legal battle with the antidefamation league, apple, disney, ibm are pausing all advertising on x. >>> tonight, the white house weighing in with a statement saying quote, it is unacceptable to repeat the hideous lie behind the most fatal act of anti-semitism in american history at any time let alone one month after the deadliest day of the jewish people since the holocaust. >>> okay, a major shake up at open ai. they fired their ceo. sam altman has been the face of the company. he was featured as a speaker at the apec summit. he was removed after they said he was not consistently candid with communication with other board members that hindered the board'sability to exercise their ability. >> i loved my time at open ai, transformative for me personally and hopeful

court says that if the two grandmothers are able to make it out of gaza safely, and back home, he will drop the lawsuit. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> well, all hands on deck. the feds are stepping in to help fight fentanyl problems in san francisco. u.s. attorney ishmael ramsey was joined by federal, state, and local officials in the city today to announce the new joint operation between law enforcement at all levels. the goal, removing fentanyl and fentanyl dealers from the tenderloin neighborhood. the operation focuses on the federal prosecution of street dealers in the tenderloin, introducing federal charges for those dealers and fast-tracking their cases to be resolved in under a month. it also includes federal charges for dealers caught near the federal building on seventh street and random sweeps every week targeting dealers in the tenderloin. >> together, with all the federal, state, and local partners here today, this office is focusing on ground zero for fentanyl distribution, the tenderloin. >> today ought to make it loud and clear, based on the data, based on the collab