san francisco's interior (clapping.) and our volunteers. (clapping.) and our veterans i hope you're enjoying everything our beautiful scene and set up it takes to create nowruz at san francisco city hall. >> but for the most part it takes a strength of leadership to come together and one for the community i want to introduce i to the committee everybody a little asked who is behind creating the neighborhood at san francisco city hall i have an honor of co-chairing this events for the past 8 years and the incredible team has supported throughout the years i'm going to have not only introduce themselves they'll tell you and cat you a little bit for those of you who don't know of nowruz tradition activities is so we will start with [off mic.] >> we'll start with my colleague. >> hi russ. >> my name is miriam working with a couple of years (unintelligible) and um, i want to talk about a little bit about like us first festivities before nowruz and it means celebration. i think (laughter) that, yeah and um, we it is like the last wednesday of the year persian new year and everyone like colleagues and other fires and (unintelligible) so like take all my illness and give me your beauty and he

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san francisco mayor london breed. one of many voters turning in their ballot today. this happened at the department of elections and city halling. >> san francisco typically has higher turnout than most counties across the state. >> kron four's dan kerman is live at san francisco city election office and actually do some voting in person, other stopping by the ballot drop box out in front of city hall and doing some of dropping off those ballots that they had already filled out for many people. there's a lot on the ballot this time around that they're really focused on many of those issues, affordable housing expanding police powers, a screening for those on public assistance. those are some of the things people are voting on today. >> i think it's definitely affordable housing like the city doesn't have enough. i'm so concerned with the crime, the drug addiction and homelessness as a veteran, this should be happening. this country just getting the ballot in the box i think is most important. was that's where the real change will come from. well, ballots already in the process of being processed, i should say. and again, the

j.r stone is live from outside city hall tonight with a closer look at how the election went in the city. j.r >> dan it is quiet outside of a red, white and blue san francisco city hall but busy inside as they are still collecting those ballots. scanning in those ballots after what was a pretty busy day. >> change needs to be made. so that's why i'm here. >> bold opinions coming from voters at san francisco city hall on super tuesday. >> whatever's going to help the city with the crime and i'm for it. so if it means using drones, i'm for it. okay. so anything to help us be safe in the city of san francisco. i'm down for it. >> but while many of those here talked about proposition b, which would set minimum police officer staffing levels, they also talked about proposition e that would allow for certain police car chases, drone use and certain surveillance cameras to be used. >> certainly we need the police for protecting all of us. on the other hand, we don't need them to act beyond what is a reasonable manner nearly every single person we spoke with brought up concerns about the homeless and specifically mental health facilities that could be built with th

. >> just like we saw with mayor london breed, one of the places the san francisco city hall. that is where we see bay area with a few hours left with the polls open. >> reporter: we have seen quite a few people with the completed eyelets coming by to the convenient drop boxes outside of city hall. afternoon, like this guy, he has his ballot and walked over to that box we were watching people for the last 45 minutes or so. it is been pretty steady with people coming in and doing not. there are couple different places here at city hall for people to drop off the completed ballots. just inside that door is another place where people can drop off their ballots. in san francisco, the big issues, while mayor is up for reelection this year, it is a position not party-affiliated. there is no primary vote for mayor. several ballot issues that voters here are deciding on. seven. prop a3g. they range from affordable housing to police oversight. even to encouraging the san francisco schools to adopt or allow students to take algebra until eighth grade. the really cool thing here at this

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it is always for this san francisco city hall. we respect democracy and should disagree, but let's never forget that when we unite on something, we can change the world. [ applause ] in honor for me as i mentioned serving on the board of supervisors now, i never thought i would want this job but it really is an honor to be here and one of the joys that i sit along one of my friends and a mentor, and that is my friend >> supervisor rafael mandelman: >> thank you. madam mayor, and matt dorsi, you brought it out of the park. i didn't know about the role he played in this story. san franciscans, we think pretty highly of ourselves. this building, this is a city hall, people. but clearly 100 years ago, people thought we were going to be doing big and important things and we needed a building that reflect that. sometimes i will tell you as someone who finds myself on the pragmatic wing of san francisco politics, i'm a little annoyed by that impulse. can we make this in the city work without changing all the world, but sometimes san fran

. >> and san francisco mayor london breed as one of many voters turning in their ballots today. this is at the department of elections in city hall this morning. one of the big primary elections says what the turnout is going to be. that's one of the big story lines were following san francisco typically has a higher turnout than most other counties in california. yeah. dan kerman kron four's dan kerman is alive at san francisco city hall now with more on that one s in the state and the statewide average. will that happen tonight? we're not so sure there's been a flurry of activity. we can show you some video of people dropping off their ballots both inside and outside also people coming into it city hall to cast their ballots. as of this morning, there were 120,000 ballots already turned that's about 24% turnout. but the average for a presidential primary is about 49%. and it's possible that we could still get their depending on the baalots that come in today. as for issues, lots. that's what is on the minds of san franciscans. everybody has a different topic, but they are concerned about. this tape out for prop one that would y

jana katsuyama reports a steady stream of voters came to the corner collection box outside san francisco city hall, early birds dropping their ballots off before election day. >> i do like voting early. that way i can do research at home and just like, take my time at home, the voter guide, the ballot, the drop off locations every thing. >> it was a lot easier here than north carolina or connecticut or arizona, where i've lived before. >> inside city hall at the san francisco department of elections, workers were processing the slow trickle of ballots coming in. >> the turnout for this election. as of this morning was 17. director of elections john arndt says 17% is low, but it isn't too far off from the 2020 presidential primary year. right now, we have 84,000 ballots back and compared to the march 2020 election, the previous presidential primary election, we had 85,000 ballots back. so we're tracking really well this year, though, with presumptive candidates in the democrat and republican presidential primaries. >> some people worry there might be less incentive for people to get out and vote. >

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but the city of san francisco's already kicking off celebrations. mayor london breed. >> held a flag raising at city hall today in kron four's rob nesbitt was there. joins us live in the studio with more on this year's parade theme. good evening, rob. grant the saint patrick's day parade in san francisco is one of the largest in the country. and this year's theme is seth. >> mayor breed, welcome to irish politicians during today's flag raising ireland's consul general and the mayor of cork san francisco's sister city joined mayor breed to raise the irish flag. the sister city relationship started 40 years ago. when then mayor dianne feinstein visit a cork, the flag-raising was followed by irish dancing and singing inside city hall. mayor london breed announced to the crowd that march is officially irish american heritage month in san francisco to honor the roughly 67,000 people of irish descent that call san francisco home. the mayor also explain the importance of having this year's parade thing. >> unite as seth is a part of the theme this year. so as we celebrate, it's about bringing communities togeth

but city of san francisco is already kicking off celebrations. mayor london breed holding a flag raising at city hall four's rob nesbitt joins us live in studio with more on this year's parade theme. rop. well, it can. the saint patrick's day parade in san francisco is one of the largest in the country and this year's theme is seth. >> mayor breed, welcome to irish politicians during today's flag raising ireland's consul general and the mayor of cork san francisco city, a sister city, i should say, joined mayor breed to raise the irish flag. the sister city relationship started 40 years ago when then mayor dianne feinstein visited court, the flag-raising was followed by irish dancing and singing inside city hall. mayor london breed announced to the crowd that march is officially irish american heritage month to honor the roughly 67,000 people of irish descent. that call san francisco home. the mayor also explain the importance of the theme unite sf for the families of those who immigrated from ireland. >> and many people who helped lead and built the city and county of san francisco. so today as we r

san francisco, we have abc seven news reporter jared stone. hey jr. >> hello, ama, a very busy night here at san francisco city hall. and as more and more voters show up, you see some of them directly behind me making their voice be heard. it's exciting because you get to talk with them and you get a real feel for how they feel about certain issues, specifically issues within those propositions. take a listen. >> i did vote on the mental health additional funding. >> yeah, i definitely think that the mental health part, they definitely should have those to help all the homeless out here, specifically the ones about mental health and homelessness and whatnot, it's, it's really important to address that, especially for, san franciscans, probably the housing and the mental issue. >> i think that's a necessity, i think because we are having a lot of issues on the streets and, you know, vandalizing a lot of businesses. i mean, i'm a business owner myself. so, i know exactly how a lot of business owners do feel about that. >> certainly we need the police for protecting all of us. on the other hand, we don't need them to a

san francisco, the director doesn't think that will happen here. a steady stream of voters came to the corner collection box outside san francisco city hall.arly birds dropping their ballots off before election day. >> i do like voting early that way i can do research at home. and just like take my time at home because it's voting so important to me. so if i could do it early and just check it off my list and yeah, it makes me feel a little bit more responsible. >> the voter guide, the ballot, the drop off locations, everything. it was a lot easier here than north carolina or connecticut or arizona where i've lived before. >> inside city hall at the san francisco department of elections, workers were processing the slow trickle of ballots coming in the turnout for this election as of this morning was 17. director of elections john arndt says 17% is low, but it isn't too far off from the 2020 presidential primary year. right now, we have 84,000 ballots back and compared to the march 2020 election, the previous presidential primary election, we had 85,000 ballots back. >> so we're tracking really well this year, though, with presumptive cand

now this is one of the polling places at san francisco city hall that is open until 8:00 tonight. you need to turn in your ballot by then or be in line to vote by 8:00. and work is underway to count all of those vote-by-mail ballots. this camera gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the process going on in san francisco. mail-in ballots need to be postmarked by today. but california allows 30 days for mean we don't know the results of some races for days even weeks. 2,000 poll workers were hired across the county. officials are expecting a turnout of 45 to 55%, on the lower end of the normal range. california is one of 15 states voting for president joe biden and former president donald trump. they're the clear front run ors, while more than a third of the delegates are up for grabs. neither can clinch the nomination tonight. joe biden wins the democratic presidential primary. and oklahoma, massachusetts, maine, arkansas, and alabama. they project former president donald trump wins the republican presidential primary in virginia. north carolina, tennessee, oklahoma, maine, massachu

. >> san francisco you see there in the bottom left. yeah, that's green. san francisco's city hall lit up in green tonight to mark march as irish american heritage month. that earlier today, mayor london breed. welcome to irish politicians to city hall for some special events. ireland's consul general and the mayor of cork joined mayor breed to raise the irish flag and see some irish dancing court has been san francisco's sister city for 40 years. >> it's called a that is 9 s app is a part of the theme this year. so as we celebrate, it's about bringing communities together. it's about remembering are challenging times, but also recognizing that san francisco and our iris community represents resilience. >> i'm sorry. i was listening to the music the director probably rightfully thought that it was time for the sound bite. but anyway. feinstein visited court 40 years ago. and mayor breed today announced the crowd that march is officially irish american heritage month and they're honoring the roughly 67,000 people of irish descent who live in san francisco. that's a big number. lot.

. >> it is leap day, and in san francisco, couples flocked to city hall to mark their marriage in a very unique way. >> yes. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the story. reporter this may look like a typical day at san francisco's city hall. >> one wedding after the next. but on this day, february 29th, there's something a little extra special going on. it's a leap day, and it only comes around every four years. it was just we've been engaged for four years. >> a leap day, it's like a once in an every four year thing. it's just very special. >> sarah and jordan making the trip from chico, celebrating with family and friends. >> it took them a minute to actually figure out it was leap day. and then once they did, they thought it was really cool. since we are doing this, we're not doing a big party. >> and while it's often considered an unlucky day, these two say it's already proving lucky for them, we waited up until midnight uh- 90 days ago to get the date and uh, basically we went through the process within, you know, 30s to a minute just to get it all the way through. >> and th

. >> here is a live look inside san francisco city hall where volunteers have a long night ahead. that is where we find our jose martinez. >> reporter: it's been an active day hoar at city hall, where voters have been showing up to cast their ballots, hoping the selection could actually bring some positive news to the cities that battled against homelessness and drug addiction. he has been a voter in san francisco since 1968, when they moved from new york city. >> i'm ready to vote. i did it over the weekend. and i figured i would bring it in. >> reporter: just like many others, she got to city hall ready to cast her vote with some concerns in key issues in mind like homelessness and a drug epidemic. >> i'm a little nervous and i guess frustrated the way things are going in general. just seems like it's kind of hopeless on one side, and on the other side, if we don't vote, you can't complain. >> reporter: so we walked with her over to the official ballot drop box. >> i'm relieved that it is in the ballot box and my vote will count. >> reporter: that is exactly what the director te

. >>> let s take a live look at san francisco city hall where mayor london breed tried to shape the narrative of the city in her state of the city address. breed faces opponents who want her out of office. her response is a plan for major changes by 2030, really setting a clock to revitalize downtown in six years. >> downtown just can't be about jobs. it can't just be the 9:00 the 5:00 financial district. we also need more people to live and study there. our new initiative, 30 by 30, 30,000 more residents and students downtown by 2030, a comprehensive plan for a dynamic, resilient downtown with resident nightlife and businesses. a neighborhood that keeps going around the clock. downtown 24/7. >> former san francisco mayor mark farrell, who is challenging the re-election bid, offering counterpoints to breed's words and plans, saying san franciscans have lost faith in her ability to meaning we tackle the challenges. he went on to say the city needs a mayor with effective track records inside and outside of city hall. >>> we saw candidate daniel lori saying i once did the mayor propose the magni

governor gavin newsom cast his vote in sacramento as well as people in beverly hills and at san francisco city hall. >>> many focused on the marquee race to replace the late california senator dianne feinstein. the seat is prime political real estate. the california primary by design since the top two vote getters to the special election in november. here is why we are in about account right now. democratic congressman adam schiff leads with about 33%. former professional baseball player steve garvey came in second, just a hair behind a 32%. and congresswoman katie porter and bay area congresswoman barbara lee faded to third and fourth. >>> earlier we were joined by csu east bay professor dr. nolan higdon to break down the results and he says on top of shifts donor backup, one of the other defining factors that gained him the top of was just how similar the other two democratic candidates are on the ballot. >> the remainder of democratic voters were left with the choice between katie porter and barbara lee who are different in some areas but very close and a lot of them. they are both progressives.

san francisco has opened a new career center at city hall.t the career center will help candidates navigate the city's hiring process, as well as provide tips on how to write a resume and interview. mayor london breed says right now, the city has nearly 4000 vacant positions, and this center will allow them to hire more people and do it faster. >> it takes too long, it's too confusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a city job? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else? >> the center also provides career development for current city employees to help them progress in their department or learn about new opportunities. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories alameda county elections officials say they will have to manually count tens of thousands of signatures submitted in a petition to recall district attorney pamela price, also a construction site intended to become affordable housing in san jose facing

. >>> taking a live look at san francisco city hall where supervisor is being joined right now by other to push for the place for all ordinance. that requires the city to develop a comprehensive strategy to end homelessness. but he says the city still does not have an actionable plan , two years after enacting the ordinance. >>> developing news in baltimore in the wake of the deadly bridge collapsed. the bodies of two men pulled from the water by dive teams. the teams risking their own lives in cold water and mangled metal looking for four other still missing and presumed dead. this morning federal investigators say they have recovered evidence that is helping to reveal what caused the collapse of the city's historic francis scott key bridge. natalie brand has the latest from baltimore. >> reporter: federal investigation got an up-close view of the twisted mess of metal and concrete blocking one of america's busiest ports. >> just looking at what was a bridge , three bridge spans, that is pretty much gone. just utter devastation. >> reporter: the ntsb team boarded the ship wednesday to

anti-asian hate crimes in san francisco and it is everything to do with all the work that we have been doing together. [applause] >> so again i want to welcome you to san francisco city hall for this great celebration and really appreciate you all for coming together because after such a hard time, after so many challenges it is time to start rooting for san francisco. it is time to start rooting for what makes us so unique and special. it is time to start celebrating and experiencing joy and happiness and excitement. yes, san francisco has its challenges because we're a major city, but we need to start focusing on what makes us great, what makes us special, what makes us unique? and lunar new year with our diverse asian community is really an important part of what makes us special and what makes us unique. that's the celebration that we're hosting here tonight and we appreciate each and every one of you for joining us on this auspicious occasion and we hope to see you saturday at the lunar new year parade as well. thank you all so much. [applause] >> i knew i was going to forget something so at this time i want to ask the counsel generals who are joining us today to com

san francisco for helping people get jobs. we tell just opened at san francisco city hall, and to spring into savings, the latest effort by amazon could be forced out of the precious parking spots where they've set up their homes in weekend, but you drivers should know to get around the closure on interstate 6x0 from ktvu.t& >> fox two news this is mornings on two. well good morning. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on it's spfriday, march q5th as you make your way out of your neighborhood this morning, steve paulson, you might see some tree branches kind of debris in the road. i saw a littlec bit of that. >> absolutely saw the same thing myself. not not not i mean, we're getting gusts 30, 40mph, so it wouldn't take much here. hills 60 to almost 70. but it is clear it will be sunny. it will be warml but you'll just have to deal with some wind here. 60s on a lot of the temps. santa rosa is in there. san francisco is close for san jose.ústrong no doubt about it. east wind or northeast? that's an offshore or if you're familiar with that. so it's sun for northern california. look at southern california at least on th

. >> a tug-of-war at san francisco's city hall -- new housing caught in the middle after the mayor vetoed a measure to limit size of certain projects as nbc bay area reports, supervisors basically put their foot down. >> reporter: supervisors who support this legislation say they are not anti-housing . they did overturn the mayor's veto in a vote of 8-3 which means the measure will put certain limits on high-rise projects. that's for limits on the height and scale of housing development. in the northeast waterfront support districting green, the legislation is the response to a proposed for a project on samson street. the older buildings in this area need to be preserved. in her initial veto, the mayor argued it would return her critical new -- deter critical housing projects. the mayor is in a battle to retain her post and president peskin previously suggesting he may be ready to enter the race. he called the veto a political move while the mayor released a statement that reads our current housing shortage is the result of decades of bad policy decisions and inaction, it will take years

san francisco visit visitation valley to see how this side of the city is the same but different. (clapping.) nowruz nowruz ladies and gentlemen distinguished guests welcome. welcome to san francisco city hall nowruz 140 three as we gather here today at the magnificent city hall i'm filed with joy to celebrate the the arrival of spring and the beautiful tradition of nowruz since ancient persian festival is a new gip and hope and the spirit of reneutral that is and embrace opportunity that lies address

election here in california, voters have already been submitting their ballots in person at san francisco city hall. california's something called same-day registration, so even if you are not registered, you can still vote in the election. at city hall and other polling places, it is possible to get registered and cast your ballot in one go, even on election day itself. >>> free, free, free palestine. >> key topic in the election is the conflict between israel and hamas. one u.s. official said that israel had essentially agreed to a framework of a deal which would see some israeli hostages held by hamas freed in exchange for a six-week pause to the fighting. u.s. officials say the u.s. has begun air dropping humanitarian aid into gaza. they say a total of 66 bundles were dropped from three transport planes. a number of aid agencies previously criticized the plans as being ineffective. u.n. had warned hundreds of thousands are on the brink of famine in gaza. >>> back out in the snow storm in the sierra, interstates closed, thousands without power because of the snowstorm. one veteran snow plower in

a flurry of activity at san francisco city hall on election day. some people voting in person at the election office. others dropping off their mail in ballots. then the ballot drop box in front of city hall. just making sure that we get leaders that are in place that are doing the business of the people just getting the ballot in the box i think is most important. >> was that's where the real change will come san francisco residents are not only voting on who should serve at the state and federal level but also on a variety of ballot propositions designed to build more affordable housing, expand police powers and require screening for those on public assistance. i'm so concerned. >> with the crime, the drug addiction and homelessness as a veteran, this should be happening this country. san francisco prop a housing bond. i think it's very important to i think it's definitely affordable housing like the city doesn't have enough since the 70's, the average turnout for presidential primary. some results here in san francisco within the hour live at cit

. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco city hall. mayor london breed gave her state of the city address today, trying to change the narrative around her city and her role in it heading into the november election. in the state of the city address, mayor london breed focused much of her speech on the future and asking san franciscans to embrace the necessary changes that she says are coming for the city. >> downtown can't just be about jobs. it can't just be the 9:00 to 5:00 financial district. well also need more people to live and study there. so our new initiative, 30 by 30, 30,000 more residents and students downtown by 2030, a comprehensive plan for a dynamic, resilient downtown with residents, nightlife and businesses, a neighborhood that keeps going around the clock, downtown 24/7. >> mayoral candidate and former mayor mark farrell responding saying, "san franciscans have lost faith in her ability to meaningfully tackle our city's challenges. the step needs a mayor with a track record of effective leadership inside and outside o

the group braving the rain and gathering at san francisco city hall that afternoon. speakers included state sen scott wiener and mayor london breed. organizers say the jewish community needs to stay strong. >> to christian and muslim, you should have the right to have your own we should be able to walk safe on and this is not happening right now and it's crazy to rise of anti-semitism here and going even before. but especially after october 7th. and it's time to put an end to it to put an end schools city councils and everywhere around us here so happy to have all of distinguished speakers today to come and say i'm to tell the people here that we are not allowing anti-semitism in our own place. >> san francisco event came one day after hundreds of people took to the city streets. >> protesting for a cease-fire between hamas and israel. video from the citizen app on saturday showing those protesters marching through the financial district. a large group there as well. this march was part of what's being called a global day of action for palestine. san francisco police

>> reporter: at a san francisco city hall rally on friday construction workers and housing advocates demand pg&e to provide power to dozens of buildings that are almost move-in ready. one of the buildings is the former grenada hotel at 1000 sutter street. >> we lose our power a lot, like i have to throw the breaker a lot because the power in this building is not good at all. >> reporter: brian bowers was homeless. he's now living at the sro hotel that's now being renovated and transformed into low income housing. advocates say because pg&e can't provide a new transformer to the building, it's delaying the construction work. they say overall it's hurting housing affordability and people like brian, waiting to move into new units. >> me and my wife, we have separate units. we've been together 20 years. so we're taking up two rooms and someone else could have a room. >> there are currently 75 projects, including housing developments, that are being delayed because they cannot be connected to the grid because of pg&e. >> reporter: the mayor's office also points to this 100% affordable ho

. >> just like we saw with mayor london breed, one of the places the san francisco city hall.s open. >> reporter: we have seen quite a few people with the completed eyelets coming by to the convenient drop boxes outside of city hall. afternoon, like this guy, he has his ballot and walked over to that box we were watching

. >> this may look like a typical day at san francisco city hall. one wedding after the next. on this day, february 29th, there's something a little extra special going on. it's leap day and it only comes around every four years. >> it was just we've been engaged for four years, a leap day. it's like a once in, in every four year thing. it's just very special. >> sarah and jordan making the trip from chico, celebrating with family and friends. it took him a minute to actually figure out it was leap day, and then once they did, they thought it was really cool. >> since we are doing this, we're not doing a big party. >> and while it's often considered an unlucky day, these two say it's already proving. lucky for them, we waited up until midnight uh- 90 days ago to get the date and uh, basically we went through the process within, you know, 30s a minute just to get it all the way through. >> and then we went back and checked it and it had all filled up. so we kind of got lucky too. and just being able to get one of these, one of these availabilities, some couples making the trek

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for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we, meaning myself and the 20 other professional instructors we are working with elders we create long-term reps i can't think of another situation academically where we learn about each other. and the art part i believe is a launching pad for the relationship building:see myself well. and if i don't try when my mom again. she may beat the hell out of mow if i don't try >> seniors, the population encounters the problem of loneliness and isolation even in a residential community there hen a loss of a spouse. leaving their original home. may be not driving anymore and so for us to be ail to bring the classes and art to those people where hay are and we work with people in all walks of life and circumstances but want to finds the people that are isolated and you know bring the warmth there as much as art skill its personal connection. men their family can't be well for them. i can be their fell and feel it. >> i don't have

for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we, meaning myself and the 20 other professional instructors we are working with elders we create long-term reps i can't think of another situation academically where we learn about each other. and the art part i believe is a launching pad for the relationship building:see myself well. and if i don't try when my mom again. she may beat the hell out of mow if i don't try >> seniors, the population encounters the problem of loneliness and isolation even in a residential community there hen a loss of a spouse. leaving their original home. may be not driving anymore and so for us to be ail to bring the classes and art to those people where hay are and we work with people in all walks of life and circumstances but want to finds the people that are isolated and you know bring the warmth there as much as art skill its personal connection. men their family can't be well for them. i can be their fell and feel it. >> i don't have

here is a look at san francisco city hall on this saturday morning. the time is 6:44. ager is being honored for using his scout training to save his little brother's life. the scout and his family were out to dinner when a celebration nearly became a tragedy. >> i held my arm on the table. >> the 10-year-old describes his moments of panic when he couldn't breathe and couldn't speak because a piece of chicken stuck in his throat. >> i was trying every way possible to get it out. >> he was out with his family, they were together at thanksgiving time to celebrate life with their grandfather who was battling cancer. it was a fun, lighthearted night and it conquered -- that is until finnigan started choking. >> i tried putting my hands in and tried taking the chicken out but, only one piece came out, it was very scary. >> reporter: the boys mom was seated a few places away. >> all of a sudden i saw him struggling and i looked at my older son and i gave him the look, like help. >> reporter: he recently finished his boy scouts first aid training, and he took charge. >> i turne

city hall. that's the clerk's office from 244 and city hall address is goodwin, san francisco california. if you submit public comment in writing, i will forward comment and also include your comment as a part of the official record for the file on which you're commenting. and items are expect today appear on the board of supervisors on march 12, 2024, unless otherwise stated. and i'll call item 1. item 1 is ordinance amending the planning code to require continual use authorization for establishing parcel delivery service uses. planning code section 101.1, i have information that this may be send to tomorrow's board meeting. >> thank you very much, mr. clerk, we are joined by connie chan, the sponsor of this item. supervisor chan? >> thank you, i just want to remind my colleagues that we had extensive discussion last week and thanks to your support, we amended this legislation with the resident tro active date stated on page 15 on this ledge tation that will expire on march 8 and will be making permit retroactive then. with that said, i would like for to youed to consider to duplicate th

here is a look at san francisco city hall on this saturday morning. the time is 7:42.aly city teenager is being honored for using his scout training to save his little brother's life. the scout and his family were out to dinner when a celebration nearly became a tragedy. >> the 10-year-old describes his moments of panic when he couldn't breathe and couldn't speak because a piece of chicken stuck in his throat. >> i was trying every way possible to get it out. >> he was out with his family, they were together at thanksgiving time to celebrate life with their grandfather who was battling cancer. it was a fun, lighthearted night that is until finnigan started choking. >> i tried putting my hands in and tried taking the chicken out but, only one piece came out, it was very scary. >> reporter: the boys mom was seated a few places away. >> all of a sudden i saw him struggling and i looked at my older son and i gave him the look, like help. >> reporter: he recently finished his boy scouts first aid training, and he took charge. >> i turned him like this, i put my arms around

listen, i want to just welcome you back one more time into the people's palace, welcome to san francisco city hallause] i'm so happy to see you, i'm so glad that you continue to come out to support this event. did you know that this is the 10th anniversary? [cheers and applause] ten years, this event has been growing. and it has been easy, but i want to recognize one woman in particular, dia na roberts right here, you, come on up. come on. [cheers and applause] this is the woman that pulls it altogether, she has been with us nine out of the ten years. nine out of the ten years. she is the one that helps us find the talent and puts the program together and writes the program and does the advertising, you name it. did you come to have a good time? [cheers and applause] that's good, because we have some history making acknowledgment first. i want you to recognize mayor breed, this woman. [cheers and applause] now i'm not campaigning because that would be illegal but i'm just letting you know i'm voting for mayor breed. i'm not campaigning because that would be illegal, i'm just telling what you i'm g

a rally outside of san francisco city hall by advocates for immigrants demanding housing and shelter those seeking asylum . now, last week,úimmigrant families went before a supervisors and community leaders telling their stories about how hard it is to find shelters. after arriving in san francisco, which is a sanctuary city for immigrants. supervisor asha safai, who is running for mayor, is expected to introduce a resolution demanding that the city provide same day shelter and also create a public dashboard where families can monitor the waiting list for permanent housing. now, a statement was issued byúthe department of homelessness and supportive housing that reads in part, we recognize that homelessness affects a range of individuals and families, including immigrants who face unique challenges and vulnerable cities. it is 4p7a new committee in the state assembly is focusing on spending statewide on housing and homelessness programs. during yesterday's hearings, members of the newsom administration told the committee the state has spent $18.5 billion over the last year meant to b