makes haight-ashbury a terribly unpleasant place to be in the news got out about the haight-ashbury. >> it became overrun. >> we're now entering what is known as the largest hippie colony in the world, the fountainhead of the hippie subculture. the nickname is hash berries and marijuana of course, with lsd is being used literally. >> people made the trip to san francisco to be a part of something, but by the time they got there, that trip was over this is the latest stage in the evolution of the hippie movement. >> the hippies are trying to get away so they go out to a cabin in the countryside and start a commune. here they can get away from the tourists and the reporters who badger them in san francisco communes started. >> and this is really what the hippie movement was all about. an idea of sharing everything. clothes and food and everything. people could just help themselves you know, we lived communally because it was the cheapest way to live. >> a lot of people began to clarify and simplify their lives. >> what will follow this dispersal of the hippie movement to the countrysid

. >> michael aldridge grew upn san francisco's lower haight. he owns a business on haight street, but says this is still a primarily residential area. >> we have two hour zones and no meters whatsoever because this is, you know, people live here. >> sfmta is proposing a plan to convert some parking in marina, cow hollow and the union street corridor from two hour residential parking permit zones to pay or permit parking. that means parking will still be free for residents with permits, but visitors without a permit would now have to pay up. no parking spaces would be removed. in a release meant to clear up confusion about the plan, they say this is intended to make it easier for residents and visitors to park, where visitor demand is very high. >> i don't see how really that's going to kind of increase our business here. other than, you know, people just either going to get more tickets from from meter maids because they don't have their meters full, or, you know, that money is going to stay at the city. >> we don't need more turnover. we have

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burrefchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wanted

i came to the haight ashbury not having any friends and in the haight it is cool to be you, which isct san francisco thing. we support over 175 artists, half of the shop is cut and sewn in the city and the other half made by people who work here including womens prisoner reinty program. some of the different products that we have in the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in vogue magazine. we have pretty much anything tie dye-to hats to cat ears, we have it and it is tie dye and we have free glitter too. guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic when they come into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy.

necesitamos ganar este contrato también en los haight hilton. know, algo algo peor en esos hoteles. cómo puede ser que trabajadoras aquí en hilton y en haight no van a tener la misma aseguranza y aumentos que los otros hoteles? eso no es justo. nos comunicamos con los hoteles hilton y hyatt y estamos esperando una respuesta desde san francisco. soy yomara lópez telemundo 48 y mientras esta huelga se levanta, otra avanza. pues miles de empleados de amazon abandonaron sus puestos de trabajo en varias ciudades, incluyendo san francisco, en un paro laboral que busca mejores condiciones laborales, salarios justos y también la oportunidad de sindicalizarse. bajo el grupo teamsters, el paro ocurre en plena temporada navideña cuando el volumen de compras de entregas aumenta significativamente y los manifestantes reconocieron que sí, que ese es el momento ideal para captar la atención de la empresa y también de la comunidad. es el tiempo donde amazon está poniendo atención. la comunidad está poniendo atención porque es cuando el volumen de trabajo sube y

imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haight. it was important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my name is kelly, the owner manager along with my husband ken. >> mission blue we are neighbors first and so when we first came to the neighborhood we entered the stories and got involved and learned there was a opportunity to get plugged into the merchant corridor and so we see mission blue as setting the table for the community to come together around good coffee, good pastries. >> when we move today the neighborhood we were volunteers to the [indiscernible] i asked what is a butterfly of this area and says the mission blue and we said if we

imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haight. it was important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my name is kelly, the owner manager along with my husband ken. >> mission blue we are neighbors first and so when we first came to the neighborhood we entered the stories and got involved and learned there was a opportunity to get plugged into the merchant corridor and so we see mission blue as setting the table for the community to come together around good coffee, good pastries. >> when we move today the neighborhood we were volunteers to the [indiscernible] i asked what is a butterfly of this area and says the mission blue and we said if we

. >> on the regular agenda and brandon phillipa of fiveytime llc, magnolia brewing company, 1398 haight- limited live performance. went an ownership change and fine for the entertainment such as dj and small bands the reason they're on the regular agenda were scheduled for a public hearing in november we received concerns for the upstairs neighbors to tonight to allow extensive outreach i've not heard from the owner if they completed you'll see in our files about the disruption would be caused but i live entertainment i captioned the permit and the owners shared no regular programming and they've spent a permit for the article 29 and no added conditions from sfpd station and the owner is kevin kynoch. >> doesn't look like the applicant is here tonight. >> okay. >> but i did ask addressed and take public comment and take a vote. >> okay. do we have any staff levels we're not sure had happened with the outreach. >> correct. >> i was unable to get an answer i reached out repeating and no answer back. >> i asking can say i'm not sure they wanted to come to the hearing and inspector young wa

imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haightas important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my name is kelly, the owner manager along with my husband ken. >> mission blue we are neighbors first and so when we first came to the neighborhood we entered the stories and got involved and learned there was a opportunity to get plugged into the merchant corridor and so we see mission blue as setting the table for the community to come together around good coffee, good pastries. >> when we move today the neighborhood we were volunteers to the [indiscernible] i asked what is a butterfly of this area and says the mission blue and we said if we open a

. >> across town, lunch is being cooked up at palmyra syrian restaurant on haight street. owners mohammed and stepan are still processing the news they thought would never happen. >> i am very happy. congratulations my country. congratulations for everybody. >> we very surprised because it used to be they control the country. nobody can say anything. you know, everybody is silenced. but now people, you know got freedom. yeah, we were happy and we see the sunshine now. >> this couple immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. they haven't returned home to see family in almost two decades. >> are you scared to go there? you know, to see them? i am happy. maybe more than time. i see my sister, my brother, my everybody. >> well, there's trepidation and uncertainty about the future of syria under rebel fighters. there's relief and hope that families can be reunited. >> i want to see my family. i want to see my brother. i want to see my niece. i want to see my grandma. i haven't seen him in so long. they don't even like. they don't even know how i look like right now. >> in

he owns a business on haight street, but says this is still a primarily residential area. >> we have two hour zones and no meters whatsoever because this is, you know, people live here. >> sfmta is proposing a plan to convert some parking in marina. cow hollow and the union street corridor from two-hour residential parking permit zones to pay or permit parking. that means parking will still be free for residents with permits, but visitors without a permit would now have to pay up. no parking spaces would be removed. in a release meant to clear up confusion about the plan, they say this is intended to make it easier for residents and visitors to park, where visitor demand is very high. >> i don't see how really ts going to kind of increase our business here other than you know, people are just either going to get more tickets from from meter maids because they don't have their meters full or, you know, that money is going to stay at the city. >> we don't need more turnover. we have adequate parking. what we need is to not charge people. additionally. >> that's evan mateo. he's lived h

. >> lunch is being cooked up at palmyra syrian restaurant on haight street. owners mohammed and stepan are still processing the news they thought would never happen. >> i am very happy. congratulations. my country. congratulations for everybody. >> we very surprised because it used to be they control the country. nobody can say anything. you know, everybody is silenced. but now people you know got freedom. yeah. we were happy and we see the sunshine. >> now this couple immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. they haven't returned home to see family in almost two decades. >> are you scared to go there? you know, to see them? i am happy. maybe more than time. i see my sister, my brother, my everybody. >> well, there's trepidation and uncertainty about the future of syria under rebel fighters. there's relief and hope that families can be reunited. >> i want to see my family. i want to see my brother. i want to see my niece. i want to see my grandma. i haven't seen him in so long. they don't even like. they don't even know how i look like right now in san

wild feather classic haight shopping spot.nd for anyone who loves and knows how to rock a good sequin or a kimono, please stop by. these are. they will make a perfect gift for anyone who just knows how to be fabulous. >> okay, and we have plunge towels, so i'm not sure if we have video of that, but right here. what is this? this is the plunge towels. like with really kind of cartoony, cutesy, colorful designs. yes. >> so these are this is a local woman. she's based out of the richmond neighborhood. she makes these towels that are designed by local artists, and they range in price from like 48 to $150. they feel great. they look great. they can be a beach towel or a bathroom towel. >> that's fantastic. do you have some favorite stories out of these items that we've seen from some of these artists? anything that you think we absolutely need to know? >> you know, i think the fact that the sheep that are made, that they use for those stools are actually grazing in the hillsides of sonoma was one of my favorite parts. and another t

. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this then we get stolen from out. second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. store manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in stolen merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they've never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done

reporter at palmyra on haight street today. the buzz is not about the homemade baklava, but about new hope in syria. restaurant co-owner ibtisam fawaz immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. her brothers and sisters remain in syria. she says. after years of oppression, they celebrated the fall of president bashar assad's regime. everybody, they go outside, they celebrate it. they hug each other, they kiss each other. very, very happy. like holiday. for years, she says, her family in syria has lived a life with little hope. she says her sisters haven't seen their own children in more than a decade because they fled to other countries. she says living conditions in syria are deplorable. they have very hard time in life, you know, miserable, no, no food, no powe, no water, no gas, no something to feel warm in the winter. her husband, mohammad, is also from damascus and says with the old regime out, he'll now be able to finally reunite with his family in syria. we can go visit our family, see my family again because we 20 y

sorpresas en donde destaca obviamente, la visita del inter miami de lionel messi en mayo, su directivo, haightlaxy en el clásico californiano. y luego en agosto jugamos contra san diego por primera vez en casa. otro rival californiano aquí en casa. y al final de temporada cerramos el independencia mexicana en levi stadium el 13 de septiembre. un calendario lleno de partidos impresionantes. muchas gracias a jet y seguramente desde ya, esperando esa visita del inter miami de lionel messi. pitazo final a ese repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota le han robado los regalos de navidad. y todo queda captado en cámaras. esto y más. a partir de las 11 vamos a revisar las imágenes. y antes de despedirnos queremos resaltar una iniciativa que tuvo hoy la iglesia alcance victoria de san josé, de recolectar juguetes que fueron para niños cuyos padres están encarcelados. esa meta era beneficiar a unas 300 personas a las que también entregaron otros detalles, por ejemplo, bebidas calientes. y hay que destacar que esta no es la

sfmta is looking to expand the program to the lower haight, the marina, and cow hollow. all right. just into our ktvu newsroom, the trustees of the alum rock union school district tonight voted five to nothing to approve the closure of six schools. and the consolidation of another six schools. the district, which is located in san jose, says it is facing a $20 million budget deficit. coming up here at 11, the back and forth continues between the san mateo county sheriff and those who want her out of her position. the latest letter sent to the board of supervisors. also ahead, the effort from a south bay lawmaker to get a former raider into the pro football hall of fame. and how a pair of bystanders jumped right into action after a car went right off a cliff and i o th [alarm beep] you make it through security so fast, ♪ the agents applaud. your travel itineraries are so well written, they're on the best seller list. and you have access to lounges that don't officially exist. that's why you rent with national, where you can skip the counter and choose any vehicle on the emerald aisl

guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic when they come into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy. >> this meeting is held in person in city hall room 400 and broadcast on sfgovtv. the small business thanks media services and sfgovtv. we welcome public participation in person during public comment periods. there will be a opportunity for general public comment at the end of the meeting and there will be a opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item. public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. an alarm sounds once time finished. speakers are requested but not require to state their name. sfgovtv, please show the office of small business slide. the small business commission is the public forum to voice decisions and concerns that effect economic vitality of small brz in san francisco. please call item 1. >> item 1, roll call. commissioner benitez. commissioner cornet. commissioner

>>the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners, but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so. >>the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. store manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >>people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >>verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like and you never actually done anything. b

i live in the haight. my concern is with in addition to the sloat area, the slope problems, just the general issue of removing parking spaces throughout our city. this this. let's see, in addition to prop k, this, this will dump additional cars into the sunset, into the surrounding areas. and think of what it will be like once we start getting the high rises that will be built in in the haight in the sloat area. i mean, i'm sorry, in ocean beach so far i've read of plans to remove parking from in addition to sloat ocean beach, the haight, the haight i live in the haight, irving street, and there are other areas, and we've been removing small, small parking lot. lots of parking throughout. this is a hardship for people who cannot afford cars, who who rely on their cars to get to their jobs. they can't afford to get ubers or other or private other or cabs. so i'm asking that you propose that you postpone any of these changes until you really think about what the neighbors want, the people who are against k,

i live in the haight. my concern is with in addition to the sloat area, the slope problems, just the general issue of removing parking spaces throughout our city. this this. let's see, in addition to prop k, this, this will dump additional cars into the sunset, into the surrounding areas. and think of what it will be like once we start getting the high rises that will be built in in the haight in the sloat area. i mean, i'm sorry, in ocean beach so far i've read of plans to remove parking from in addition to sloat ocean beach, the haight, the haight i live in the haight, irving street, and there are other areas, and we've been removing small, small parking lot. lots of parking throughout. this is a hardship for people who cannot afford cars, who who rely on their cars to get to their jobs. they can't afford to get ubers or other or private other or cabs. so i'm asking that you propose that you postpone any of these changes until you really think about what the neighbors want, the people who are against k,

. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. store manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. you know, hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done

. >> across town, lunch is being cooked up at palmyra syrian restaurant on haight street. owners mohammad and stepan are still processing the news they thought would never happen. >> i am very happy. congratulations. my country. congratulations for everybody. >> we very surprised because it used to be they control the country. nobody can say anything. you know, everybody is silenced. but now people you know got freedom. yeah. we were happy. and we see the sunshine now. >> this couple immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. they haven't returned home to see family in almost two decades. >> are you scared to go there? you know, to see them, i am happy. maybe more than time. i see my sister, my brother, my everybody. >> well, there's trepidation and uncertainty about the future of syria under rebel fighters. there's relief and hope that families can be reunited. >> i want to see my family. i want to see my brother. i want to see my niece. i want to see my grandma. i haven't seen him in so long. they don't even like. they don't even know how i look like right now. >> i

beautification program bringing the city's signature stone garbage containers from california to haight street. we advocated for city parking and provided financial backing for local businesses by guaranteeing loans to the local wells fargo bank. our cofounder is dr. henry lucas and dr. daniel collin ran a thriving dental practice and developed into primary college advising service implementing talent search and upward bound. today we continue to occupy our beloved victorian building on divisadero near al me park and aspire to become a legacy monument in the western addition. we are deeply grateful for the endorsement from supervisor preston and hopeful for your support achieving our status on the legacy business registry as recommended by the historic preservation commission. this recognition means the world to us. it reflects our commitment to san francisco rich history and we are proud to be a part of this incredible community. thank you for your consideration and for making this honor possible. our deepest thanks. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment in the room? thank

the sfmta wants to expand the program to the lower haight. the marina, and to cow hollow. imagine, during the thanksgiving holiday. statewide, they made more than 1100 dui arrests, and they wrote 17,500 speeding tickets. now, here in the bay area, the golden gate division says it made 214 dui arrests and three people died in crashes. >> well, the late night vote paves the way to close down several schools in the south bay. when closures and consolidations are set to get underway. despite pushback from alum rock families. >> plus, the car in reverse and then accelerated off and drove off the cliff. >> terrifying moments in santa cruz. bystanders jumping into action to get a driver you see here to safety. >> then three, two, one cup and san francisco's castro lighting up its tree. >> the sights and sounds of christmas cheer and the urgent message it's businesses and their owners want you to hear from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live this morning, this is up at heavenly ski resort in the sierra. and you ca

the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners >> but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and grabbing something walking it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. you know, hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done an

the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners >> but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so. >> the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and stuff, but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. he you know, he is. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never act

sfmta wants to expand the program to the lower haight, the marina, and cow hollow neighborhoods. point, robotaxi company waymo says it doubled its ridership in california this past summer, offering paid rides now to the public. last year, nearly a half million people rode in one of its autonomous vehicles in august, compared to about 200,000 in may, according to the chronicle. that's the biggest month over month jump. that mountain view based company has seen since it began. commercial operations in the state last year. waymo operates primarily in san francisco, but has expanded to the peninsula, phoenix and los angeles too. hotel workers are continuing to picket outside hotels in san francisco. ten weeks into their strike over. workers at six hilton and marriott hotels in the city are on strike. they're asking for affordable health care, pay increases and the reversal of covid era cuts. they accused the hotel operators of not negotiating in good faith. >> we've had our hours cut, we've had our shifts cut or we've had we've had positions that mysteriously disappeared and never ca

. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they've never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually don

the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners >> but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done a

luckily for us, around haight street, there's a great community of people who love getting their handsnto the clay. and here in north beach as well, everyone seems to love it. >> they need to invite clay thompson in next time he's in town, which is this weekend. abc seven news streaming 24 seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil, abc seven news at five is coming up perfect for wherever your little passengers want to go. i want a hot chocolate! yeah! i want to go sledding! mom, play your winter playlist! yeah, play it! turn this up! (♪) i love the holidays. the volvo xc60 and xc90. your first step to a safe and happy holiday season. sign & drive with zero down, zero due at signing, and zero first payment on select volvo suvs during the holiday safely sales event. right now, and within seconds, my life would. i most likely wouldn't be here right now. i mean, the impact would have,

. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners >> but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so. >> the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. it happened 2 times this then we get stolen from out. second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and grabbing something walking it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. you know, hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done anyt

the sfmta is looking to expand the program to the lower haight.he marina, and cow hollow. >> and tonight in oakland, a special meeting of the school board focused on how the district will close a projected $95 million deficit by the next academic year. as we have seen in other districts, declining enrollment is reducing the amount of state funding as teacher salaries are rising. the district says it is also forced to maintain underused buildings that could be sold. one of the most high profile proposals is to consolidate ten schools already sharing a campus, which has angered some parents. >> now you turn to students and families to solve the problems made by your poor choices. you proposed mergers and you said it will save little money. >> the school board is scheduled to vote on december 11th to approve the budget. balancing options. and as ktvu tori gaines reports tonight, oakland is not the only school district dealing with severe budget constraints. >> some families in the alum rock union school district in san jose are facing closure concern

. >> across town, lunch is being cooked up at palmyra syrian restaurant on haight street. owners mohammed and stepan are still processing the news. they thought would never happen. >> i am very happy. congratulations. my country. congratulations for everybody. >> we very surprised because you used to be. they control the country. nobody can say anything. you know. everybody is silenced. but now people you know got freedom. yeah. people happy. and we see the sunshine now. >> this couple immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. they haven't returned home to see family in almost two decades. >> are you scared to go there? you know, to see them. i am happy. maybe more than time. i see my sister, my brother, my everybody. >> well, there's trepidation and uncertainty about the future of syria under rebel fighters. there's relief and hope that families can be reunited. >> i want to see my family. i want to see my brother. i want to see my niece. i want to see my grandma. i haven't seen him in so long. they don't even like. they don't even know how i look like right now. >>

that's the law that increases penalties for retail theft and certain drug crimes in san francisco is haightvintage street where they've been burglarized multiple times since opening 3 years ago when the store manager says the thieves will come in and steal from the store. also, vehicles have been broken into near the store and the manager is hoping that this new law will deter criminals. >> seeing a single effects, you know, the company and like, you know, even the customer's of yeah, i think i think it's definitely good things to cut down >> governor newsom opposed prop 36. he cited concerns about the prison population. da jenkins says at least in san francisco popped, 36 will not lead to mass incarceration. >> well, job search website indeed is seeing white collar workers dealing with longer job searches as the labor market starting to cool. indeed. economists say the job postings for software development media communication and marketing were all 20% below pre-pandemic levels in october. and this as the number of americans out of work for 27 weeks or longer has increased to nearly 1.7 mi

. >> san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood, retail store.ized multiple times since they opened 3 years ago. store manager said not only deceive steal from the store vehicles have been used to break inside the store manager hopes propped 36 will deter criminals. >> seeing how affects, you know, the company and like, you know, even the customers kind of yeah, i think i think it's definitely good things to cut down on >> governor gavin newsom oppose prop 36 citing concerns about the impact on the prison population. jenkins says at least in san francisco prop 36 will not lead to mass incarceration. still ahead on kron, 4 of the state of california is under a state of emergency this morning. >> that's the latest on flu cases spreading to cattle and why experts say people should watch out. >> governor gavin newsom proclaiming a state of emergency due to bird flu as kron four's lezla gooden reports. this comes as more cases were recently detected in dairy cows in california. new bird flu cases were detected in dairy cows at southern california farm

. >> across town, lunch is being cooked up at palmyra syrian restaurant on haight street. owners mohammed and stepan are still processing the news they thought would never happen. >> i am very happy. congratulations. my country. congratulations for everybody. >> we very surprised because it used to be they control the country. nobody can say anything. you know, everybody is silenced. but now people you know got freedom. yeah. we were happy. and we see the sunshine now. >> this couple immigrated to the u.s. from syria 30 years ago. they haven't returned home to see family in almost two decades. >> i scared to go there, you know, to see them. i am happy. maybe more than time. i see my sister, my brother, my everybody. >> well, there's trepidation and uncertainty about the future of syria under rebel fighters. there's relief and hope that families can be reunited. >> i want to see my family. i want to see my brother. i want to see my niece. i want to see my grandma. i haven't seen him in so long. they don't even like. they don't even know how i look like right now. >> in san

we go through the castro, soma, haight-ashbury. we go to the ballet and we go to a cirque party.ou know, we things get naughtier as the show goes on. i see. yes. which is why i chose to wear this and not some of the naughtier costumes. okay, we appreciate that for the morning news. >> i love seeing this behind the scenes footage of you in the rehearsal room, dancing, and then seeing you know, the actual footage. >> foolishness. >> yeah, yeah. >> and i like, like you said, how we reinvent old traditions. we keep it fun and moving forward and elevated. i feel like that's just like the san francisco way. >> you know, you can get tickets at lady camden.com or search naughty nutcracker on eventbrite. a reminder that abc seven is streaming for you 24 over seven. abc seven news get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is up next with dan and ama. starts right now. >> he's going to walk this morning. and unfortunately this wa

. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners but it'srently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. >> it happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from out. second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and stuff, but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and grabbing something walking it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. you know, hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done anything. but, you know, he was he's obviously violet. >> the thievery has to s

[speak fast] haight and bike laneos page and [inaudible] and 22 on fillmore. many improvements you advocated for over saw the deliveref western edition improve ams from the community based plan and also add vocated golden gate green way we will see delivery soon. sthk and we look forward to your next contributions over time and will be able to shepherd these in the next few years. thank you >> appreciate gill gore of your staff >> commissioner ronen thank you for your [inaudible] leader ship serving on our board since 2017 and prior commissioner campos, his office and mt c your role has been to champion equal access for all it has been local low. and also affordable housing issues and the bonds work at the regional level. fast track start was created a xrens lane discounsel program. as well as the reform of finds and penalty policies on the bay bridge tolls. local low, commissioner ronen supported safety and traffic kahling and transit projects including the bicycle lane and [inaudible] and pedestrian path ways and initiatives the 9 r redesign and muni forward

all want to play music and they all want to have colorful clothes and that is what happened on the haightmothy, a clinical psychologist who once led research studies at harvard. >> i mean drop out of high school. dropped out of college. >> they ended up firing him. the main event of the summer of love was monterey pop. >> it is where the record business met hippies. all our guys were there. that is where janis joplin gets signed. >> they had never seen anything like janis joplin. this is before she ever had a hit. there is a shot of her as she goes into the wings of the stage and she does this little dance like this. you know? she is so excited. she had never had an audience of that size and she had never done a show like that. it was the beginning of her real career. >> but the following year the hate turned into a bad scene, man. >> it was beautiful at a time. then all of the sudden heroin got in there and people were selling heroin to the kids. and so you now have kids who were on psychedelics taking heroin and that destroyed everything so that was the death of the hippies. >> in some

death row here, all of them either responsible for cases involving terrorism or mass murder involving haightthe trump team, very quickly yesterday when we learned about these connotations put out statements that said, this movement by president biden was a slap in the face to the victims of these murders, to the victims families and their loved ones. and today we did see on a social media site that the president-elect coming out himself and saying that when he takes office on january 20th, you can expect that he is going to be, as he said in the past, a law and order president, and he will direct his department of justice to make sure he does pursue death penalties for people who commit serious crimes. there were indications from him in the past that he would want to see people who are convicted drug dealers or migrants who were responsible for the deaths of american citizens being held accountable by having the death penalty imposed on them. so, that is something i think we can expect to see as the administration comes in here. last time around with president trump they executed i think it

imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haight it was important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my name is kelly, the owner manager along with my husband ken. >> mission blue we are neighbors first and so when we first came to the neighborhood we entered the stories and got involved and learned there the merchant corridor and so we see mission blue as setting the table for the community to come together around good coffee, good pastries. >> when we move today the neighborhood we were volunteers to the [indiscernible] i asked what is a butterfly of this area and says the mission blue and we said if we open anything we will call it mission b