in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street startedr all the people out there that are confused and hungry for some kind of meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto, and their aim is a society where everything is shared, everything free

haight-ashbury neighbors for density, who you heard in public comment, as well as the haight-ashburymerchants' association who voted this morning at 11:00 to support the project this morning, as well. additionally, we have support from the california music and culture association, and united cannabis business association. so in all, six local groups, eight merchants, 23 local residents, and 25 personal supporters. >> this is damian posey speaking. i think it's important to highlight that each and every one of those letters had support for consumption lounges. that's a real important thing to me, and i stressed that to my team because i personally know how it is to be hanging out there, to get harassed. you know, sometimes people don't want to smoke around people or anything, but there's no place to go. it's very important to me, one thing that i'm going to be doing, is the educational piece that i'm going to be doing in the community, educating seniors, youth, everyone, about everything that we're doing. i just want to make sure as part of the outreach of the community, that everybod

i really believe in equity and transition, and currently am the chairman of the lower haight merchants association. i really appreciate my time on tida and appreciate all the support from commissioners and board members. i've learned what's going on on treasure island with tolls, with education, with action, with inclusivity and action. i want to listen and do more and be part of the solution going forward. i'm thrilled to be part of the team and it's a true honor. i'm thrilled to be here today, so thank you all very much. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much for your willingness to serve in this capacity. i just had one question for you. how would you support the current and existing businesses especially during the clean-up process if you are appointed to this board? >> definitely. in a variety of ways. one, with the rolling blockouts that continue to happen, there are a variety of solutions, and i've spoken with many residents and the tida staff to talk about various solutions. i think there's some more opportunities there, so i want to have some more conversations for financing a

>>and now businesses and neighbors on haight street. they're pretty concerned kron 4 taylor bisacky reports. >>video of the brawl in san francisco over the weekend is being widely shared on social media. a group of people without masks are seen throwing punch after punch the fight happened on saturday near hating clean streets and the haight ashbury district an area known for its free spirit, spreading messages of peace and love however, businesses nearby say sites like this are breaking out more frequently i've seen about 2 brought in the past the past 4 days. an employee who works on haight street but didn't want to show his face out of fear of retaliation says he had to break up another fight on monday it was pretty bad i have to i have to step in in yellow, you can guys stop can guys stop it was it got to the point where i have to say something what do you think's going on here. >>i see maybe drug conflict i know i know they do a lot of feeling around here so i'm thinking maybe this maybe some of their people in the fairing within t

having these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a group calling themselves concerned citizens of the hate follow lawsuit against the city tuesday. the lead counsel as a republican party official who champions conservative causes. the owner of a media music adjacent to the site is part of the lawsuit. he says they are not against the homeless, but they think this is the wrong location be released a statement that says in part the merchants on haight street of long been on the front lines dealing with the collateral issues of the homeless who unfortunately at times have drug alcohol and or psychological issues establishing this camp next to us exacerbates these problems exponentially another resident, not part of the group suing says he's not entirely opposed the idea of using this location, but he would like to see more plans in place to deal with potential overflow has this so it's going to get killed very quickly. >>and if there is no backup site then lots of people are going to spread out to the surrounding streets and it coul

meanwhile a safe sleeping sites slated to open tomorrow in san francisco's haight-ashbury district as already facing some strong opposition from for spring. kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of merchants. >>lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are alreadyrawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a gro

whelan and for the haight-ashbury neighborhood and explore article 10 landmark district comprised of the waller street four seasons property. following the review after extensive consultation they were not supportive of the landmark district and they decided to pursue an individual listing for 1315 waller street. national register nomination largely addresses this. the department supports the individual listing on the national register and notes it's one of a group of properties and the district nomination would support all four developments on the waller neighborhood. it's significant under the c criterion a in the haight-ashbury neighborhood and the department agrees the property meets the criterion c for design. there's no known opposition to the individual listing of the property to the national register. the neighbors request the program and staff request the commissioner review the national registry nomination and provide comments on whether the john a. wha whalen house may recommend or not recommend or recommend the nomination be revised and the resolution is in your packet an

>>take a look at this neighbors and san francisco's haight-ashbury district capturing a brawl. >>and it happens looking to punch in swing in shoving this is broad daylight on saturday afternoon and now businesses and neighbors who live on haight street are worried covers taylor's sacking has more. >>video of the brawl in san francisco over the weekend is being widely shared on social media. a group of people without masks are seen throwing punch after punch the fight happened on saturday near hating clean streets and the haight ashbury district an area known for its free spirit, spreading messages of peace and love however, businesses nearby say sites like this are breaking out more frequently i've seen about 2 brought in the past the past 4 days. an employee who works on haight street but didn't want to show his face out of fear of retaliation says he had to break up another fight on monday it was pretty bad i have to i have to step in in yellow, you can guys stop can guys stop it was it got to the point where i have to say something what do you think's going on here. >>i see

a busy night for the san francisco police and it started on haight and ashbury just before 9:30 p.m. officers got a call about a white suv driving recklessly and they said the man and woman were yelling and threatening people on the street, mainly the homeless and the sfpd then drove on the sidewalk, hit two homeless people, building and parked cars. the victims were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the man and woman kept driving. 10 minutes later, offices got another call and this time, about shots fired on twin peaks boulevard and crown harris. the sfpd said a driver sped toward officers and hit the front of the air patrol car. the officers were not heard and then officers put the crime scenes together. >> the officers, after taking the two people into custody, quickly realized the vehicle that struck them matched the description of the vehicle that was running and had struck two pedestrians at haight and ashbury 10 minutes prior. >>> video shows an officer leading the way a woman in handcuffs from the scene and the driver of the car was treated at a hospital for injuries

i mean these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a group calling themselves concerned citizens of the hate follow lawsuit against the city tuesday. the lead counsel as a republican party official who champions conservative causes. the owner of a media music adjacent to the site is part of the lawsuit. he says they are not against the homeless, but they think this is the wrong location be released a statement that says in part the merchants on haight street of long been on the front lines dealing with the collateral issues of the homeless who unfortunately at times have drug alcohol and or psychological issues establishing this camp next us exacerbates these problems exponentially another resident, not part of the group suing says he's not entirely opposed the idea of using this location. >>but he would like to see more plans in place to deal with potential overflow has this so it's going to get killed very quickly and if there is no backup site then lots of people are going to spread out to the surrounding streets. >>and it could

meantime a safe sleeping sites slated to open tomorrow in san francisco's haight-ashbury district is already facing some strong opposition kron four's maureen kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of merchants. >>lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are already drawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>

marty how the times have changed the haight-ashbury district used to be world famous to accept hippies and homeless. >>but now there's a lawsuit filed to prevent this from happening. it looks like it will still happen because the lawsuit was just filed a couple of days ago, this used to be the mcdonnells but the city bought it for $15 million you can see the fence around it they have port-a-potties it will be home to about 40 to 50 homeless people for the next 3. the 6 months they will be fully staffed it will be supervised 24 hours a day. there's a lawsuit saying it should not be years saying it's unfair to the neighborhood that it's going to be perhaps dangerous to that kids there's a high school nearby and it will dramatically impact businesses that already taking a beating because of coronavirus and now you put this homeless encampment in the area. they will suffer even bigger losses because of it they're also blaming, san francisco mayor london breed and it's called the citizens safer hate area. while they are blaming san francisco mayor london breed because they claim that she ha

>>meanwhile, a safe sleeping site which is slated to open on friday in san francisco's haight-ashbury district is already facing strong opposition. but of course maureen kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of course it's. lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are already drawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months. >>here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing in for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a

it it happened around 11:30 on the 500 block of ashbury between haight and page and officers found a man with multiple gunshot wounds taken to san francisco general hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the fbi agent was not injured. police are still piecing together why the federal agent shot the man. san francisco police and the fbi are now investigating. anyone with information is asked to call the sfpd and can remain anonymous. >>> turning now to this frightening scene in the south bay where a woman was woken up early this morning when this car slammed into her home. it happened around 1:00 a.m. at a house off monterey road in south san jose. the woman described to us the moment of impact. >> i was sound asleep and i felt the biggest concussion of my life and ran out to see what was going on. there was a young man bleeding and a man running and they were -- they looked like they were wanting to take off. i obviously called 911 immediately. >> the woman told us she discovered bottles of alcohol in her yard around the crash site as you see there. police took one person in cus

>>and take a look at this video neighbors and terms this goes haight ashbury a neighborhood captured. >>this all out brawl break out to the middle of the day videos from saturday and it's being shared more and more tonight on social media has some. this owners and neighbors on k street say they are growing more and more concerned and that is where we find kron 4 taylor bisacky. >>she joins us. >>live now with more taylor that a melee do we know why it started or what's going on. >>no answers yet, france but san francisco police are investigating and they were out here today talking to neighbors and also making their stops at some of the encampment tents while some neighbors say that was the first time they've ever seen a fight like that in the neighborhood. others say it's something that's becoming too common. >>pretty has like our brawl understand why. police don't do anything about that something like that is like 12 people fighting in the street. >>for minutes on end and no police presence at all at any point this video shot by a different neighbor in san francisco's haight-ashbury

lower haight, lower polk and inner taraval and making appropriate findings. >> president yee: okay, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: because i live within 500 feet of one of the proposed name commercial districts, i request to be recused. >> president yee: okay. then without objection? then supervisor ronen is excused. madame clerk, please call the role on this -- are there speakers for this? please call the roll on this item. >> item number 1, safai aye. stefani aye. walton aye. yee aye. fewer aye. haney aye. mandelman aye. mar aye. peskin aye. preston aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: okay, without objection this ordinance passes unanimously. thank you, madame clerk. public comment? >> at this time the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to two minutes for items on the subject. public comment is not allowed when it has been previously subject to the board comes. remark to the board as a whole, not to individual supervisors and not the audience. remove the document when the screen should return to live coverage. >> president yee: go ahead. you may start. me

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over

. >>> at the live desk police arrested two suspects accused of running over two people in haight-ashbury. police say the pair rammed their vehicle into a police cruiser in twin peaks around 9:30 last night. officers say the suspects were yelling at a homeless -- excuse me, were yelling at homeless people in the haight, drove onto the sidewalk, hit two people, drove off and then hit a building. the two people hit are expected to be okay. about ten minutes later officers responded to reports of shots fired in the twin peaks area on crown terrace. >> they spotted a car coming towards them at a high rate of speed. the officers attempted to get out of the way, but the car accelerated and made contact and actually struck the front of their patrol car. >> the two suspects then tried to run away, but officers caught up with them. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police have not released any other details about the suspects and none of the other officers involved were hurt. >>> students at mcclymonds are heading back to class but will be at three other schools. ninth grad

live pictures right now from the corner of haight and fillmore. pg&e does not know what caused the outage. the power could be restored by 7:30 am this morning. we will update you as soon as we learn more about pg&e's on progress. >>> a nine hour berkeley city council meeting. it ended with the council approving a plan to reform the police department. >> reporter: this i was set to wrap at 11 pm. it went on and on it was extended until 3:00 this morning. it's been called the longest berkeley city council meeting on record. the mayors bill was approved by the council during this meeting. some changes with the bill include a goal of defending the berkeley police department by 50%. having an arm city workers instead of police officers focused on traffic enforcement and shifting officers away from nonemergency calls related to mental health, homelessness and shelter in place orders. we spoke to the police union president yesterday before the vote who says removing officers from the equation does not make sense. many in the community want more traffic e

they came back to the bay area, settling in the haight-ashbury. in 2008, they took over the book smith at a time when amazon had already taken over one-third of book sales. and yet, they remained determined to maintain a successful community cancered book store in the internet era, and they've -- community centered book store in the internet era, and in the years since, they've done just that. together with her dog, the famous joey pistachio, who is with us here today, christine has earned the title of mayor of haight. kristin is incredibly human minded when it comes to the role she plays a a business owner. in order to educate business owners, she held a talk at the book smith about the causes and potential solutions for homelessness. she also has a policy in her store that any of her employees can get a pay advance as an interest free loan of up to 20% of their annual wages for unexpected expenses. she has tirelessly advocated for merchants in the haight and beyond at a time when businesses across the district and san francisco are struggling. s

>>a homeless encampment is popping up in san francisco's haight-ashbury district. but now there's a lawsuit to try to stop it from happening >>coming up on 8.30 good morning and welcome back happening today, a new safe sleeping area for homeless in san francisco. >>kron four's will tran live in san francisco's haight-ashbury district he has more on that will good morning. >>good morning marty is right behind me it's on the corner a stand-in and hate it used to be a mcdonald's, but the city bought it for $15 million and you can see it's ready to go. there are a porta potties they put a fence around it. it will be supervised for 24 hours a day for the next 3 to 6 months. we'll have running water all the amenities that they need to make sure that about 40 to 50 homeless are comfortable there. practice social distance because they want to make sure that they're not out and about because that particular population. it's susceptible probably more than other segments of society to catching coronavirus and spreading it but there is pushed back in the haight district this i

haight ash bury residents for giving away food and drug use.he then went on to serve as a member of the board of supervisors from 1988 to 1994. as a supervisor, terrance supported transgender rights and discrimination of sex work. he served as the district attorney of san francisco from 1996 until 2003 where he was a pioneer in his refusal to seek the death penalty in capital cases. in his commitment to decriminalize cannabis and his understanding as a public health issues. he was a fighter, literally and figuratively, as he was a boxer who had the nickname of k.o., as in knockout. he brought his tendencies and fighting spirit to his role as a visionary for racial and social justice and served our city and the people of san francisco well. on behalf of the board of supervisors, i would like to offer my condolences to terrance's family, his wife, lisa, daughters, and his son, as well as his five grandchildren. san francisco has lost another giant, but may his legacy live on through his life's work. supervisor peskin, would you like to add? >> su

. >> reporter: chalk marks line the block of haight and ashbury street down to page street. >> it shows how they were hit. >> reporter: the 18-year-old drove a white suv down the sidewalk. >> the white car backed up and then went straight that way. >> it happened at 9:15 monday night and the san francisco police said that he and an 18- year-old woman were yelling and threatening people around haight and ashbury, mainly the homeless. they said he then drove up on the sidewalk and hit two homeless men. a man in his 30s is being treated for life-threatening injuries and a man in his 20s has non-life-threatening injuries. he also damaged buildings and cars and then drove off. >> you could hear the dogs and people shouting at the car. >> reporter: the alleged rampage didn't stop there. officers got a call about gun shots on twin peaks boulevard and crown terrace. later, they said no shots were fired but officers saw the same white suv. >> they spotted a car coming toward them at a high rate of speed. the officers attempted to get out of the way, but the car accelerated and made contact with

>>well as safe sleeping site the slated to open tomorrow in san francisco's haight-ashbury district is already facing some strong opposition kron four's maureen kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of merchants. >>lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are already drawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids great out on the street but not everyone in the aight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a

custody and at that point they realized it was the same car from the hit-and-run incident in the haight ashbury area but there are no injuries to the officers but the scene is still under investigation. live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you for that. >>> now an all-out search for the driver of this truck. take a look at it right now. this is where investigators say that truck struck and killed a 12-year-old girl and then took off. this happened in san leandro. >> bob redell is live where it happened. how confident are authorities they'll be able to catch the person who did this? >> reporter: laura and marcus, chp tells terry mcsweeney they believe a rest -- an arrest could come at any time because they have nearby surveillance camera. i'll show you the images again. taking a look at the black ford pickup truck. we'll have a description of the suspect but first about what happened here yesterday afternoon in castro valley. collision happened behind me at the intersection of crow canyon and mantra road. a 12-year-old girl and her sister were in the crosswalk. they were o

lawrence said neighbor in san francisco's haight-ashbury captured this video over the weekend an all out brawl. >>that broke out in the middle of the day. the video is picking up steam on social media as businesses and some neighbors in that area say they are growing increasingly concerned it happened at hate and clayton streets on saturday and that's where we find kron four's taylor bisacky. >>she joins us now live with more taylor. >>well some neighbors say that this is this video was the first time they saw a fight like this in the area. others say that this becoming a regular occurrence. now earlier today also saw police in the area. they were talking to residents about the fight in clearing some tent encampments nearby. >>the video of the brawl in san francisco over the weekend is being widely shared on social media, a group of people without masks are seen throwing punch after punch the fight happened on saturday near finchley in streets in the haight ashbury district. the area known for its free spirit, spreading messages of peace and love however businesses nearby say sites l

you can't put them on haight street. that's already over capacity.t's got 5,000 cars, so why are you really doing this? only the bicycle coalition m.t.a. can tell you that. they want page street for a -- their private use, their private use. again, unconstitutional. if you're going to close a street, you have to close it to everybody after making a final determination that it's not needed for anybody for any purpose. you can't do that. you are also making it, for some reason -- i don't mean you, the supervisors, i mean if -- in a hypothetical fashion, if you divert 5,400 cars to another street, you're making it difficult for people trying to get to work. why? page street isn't categorically exempt. this project is not categorically exempt through ceqa. you have to do an initial-type process where you first analyze whether there may be significant impacts, and you have to show there won't be any with substantial impacts. this hasn't been done. you have to do this preliminary study before you improve it, before you declare it categorically exempt, so w

the haight street ncd.t would not change the controls. same thing in the opposite. so if in the future, the haight street n.c.d. decided they wanted to allow formula retail or anything else they don't under n.c.2 zoning, they could do so without the uphill battle of changing all the n.c.2 districts in the city. >> thank you. >> that's the beauty of this. i was happy to see coal valley in there. in coal valley they may want something in coal valley, and they want to change it, but they would have to change everything for all the other districts. and this just zeros it in on each new named district. >> it's great to say san bruno part of the corridor. that's where my family is historically from, my family's first business is there, five mile market. a long time ago. and don't take away any more parking on these. they are struggling because of that. especially san bruno avenue. that's just a side note. >> commissioner. >> so i think it has been remarkable and heartening to see all the supervisors and the mayor

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>>let me show you the location this is lower haight haight street is actually right in front of me this about a couple of blocks from market just to give you up the sanity of exactly my location now you can head back out live now and show you the active scene. we don't know exactly what started to pursue, but we do know it happened at castro and market and it clearly involves that blue honda that only when maybe tops about a half mile from the initial start of the pursuit to this location. and you can see that police car there that suv slams into that suv loses control and then goes into the corner of that house i do know and i tweeted out exclusive pictures of that car right after the accident. you might be able to see right in the middle of the intersection that piece of metal on the ground they actually had to rip it open extricate the driver had to rip it open like a soup can so to speak just a create room to get that driver out of the car, russian to the hospital and we have learned he has life threatening injuries. there were 2 police officers in that suv also taken to the hospita

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the business is a women's boutique store founded on haight street in 1973. they currently have three locations, with an office and warehouse on howard street. the stores are recognized by their branding of black and white storefronts and store bags. they specifically choose fashion pieces from many different recognizable brands and new and up-and-coming designers. they are an iconic fashion destination in san francisco and take pride in their exemplary customer service. they also support community events, fundraising, and private shopping parties with sales going to schools. the core feature tradition the business must maintain to stay on the business legacy registry is clothing two. item 2 is farley's. the business is a coffee shop that opened on valentine's day in 1989. it served as a community gathering spot following the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, leading to their motto, community in a cup. two noteworthy events listed by farley's are the pet parade and safe coffee show. the business also gives local artists a space to showcase their art and continuous

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the haight street ncd.t would not change the controls. same thing in the opposite. so if in the future, the haight street n.c.d. decided they wanted to allow formula retail or anything else they don't under n.c.2 zoning, they could do so without the uphill battle of changing all the n.c.2 districts in the city. >> thank you. >> that's the beauty of this. i was happy to see coal valley in there. in coal valley they may want something in coal valley, and they want to change it, but they would have to change everything for all the other districts. and this just zeros it in on each new named district. >> it's great to say san bruno part of the corridor. that's where my family is historically from, my family's first business is there, five mile market. a long time ago. and don't take away any more parking on these. they are struggling because of that. especially san bruno avenue. that's just a side note. >> commissioner. >> so i think it has been remarkable and heartening to see all the supervisors and the mayor