. >> san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted with the victim and have been trying for many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. well, that was ella sogomonian reporting now front and block went on to say relationships with an house neighbors. >> takes time to establish trust to connect them with support. meanwhile, board supervisor aaron peskin tweeted sfpd central is compiling a full police report and soliciting witness statements to ensure that this man is charged. for your health this morning, a study has found that some children in the south bay have high levels of lead in their blood, according to a new decade long study published yesterday, children affected are those who live near the reid-hillview airport in san jose. it found that the closer kits live near the airport's, the greater the possibility that their blood lead levels exceeded acceptable levels. those living east of the airport were 2 times more likely to be over that limit. the clean air act of 1970, kaufer led to

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, colleagues. today i would like to adjourn our first meeting of the year after the winter break in the memory of three friends and san franciscans who leave behind legacies and bereaved communities. first for the seemingly hard bitten no nonsense former ceo of the yellow cab cooperative who when i first met him 22 years ago scared the be jesus out of me, but later on, we became real friends. not in the realm of politics at all included in the seven years that i was on the board. i did not know at the time that mr. dreary was also the "the godfather" to our colleague raphael mandelman. it is a long incredible story but nate was a survivor of the holocaust and raised in the ghetto in poland where the nazis killed his father and he escaped with his mother and a sibling and joined the partisans in poland and only his mother and himself actually survived and then spent half a decade in various camps in austria before immigrating to san francisco in 1951. he spoke no english but soon became proficient e

fromle san francisco board of supervisors, where did aaron peskin go? he left, okay. i saw supervisor connie chan. supervisor matt dorsey. supervisor merna spl melgar. in addition, we have city attorney david chiu and joaquin torres. we also have the fabulous sheriff paul meomoto. we have appointed officials and city commissioners, city librarian michael lambert. police commissioner larry lee. airport commissioner, malcolm young. human rights commissioner, irene e. riley. small business commissioner cynthia hu. and entertainment commissioner al perez. art commissioner ye ying lu. historic preservation commissioner, lydia so. film commissioner claudia who we'll hear from. and ms. california, 2022. kathy. and also representatives of the con sew late general of china, -- the consulate of china. council general of indonesia. and representatives from the con sew late of korea. and japan. [applause] all right. now, it's the moment we've been waiting for, our stamp dedication. to do the honors, i'm pleased to present our dedicating official, the u.s. postal service governor

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, colleagues. today i would like to adjourn our first meeting of the year after the winter break in the memory of three friends and san franciscans who leave behind legacies and bereaved communities. first for the seemingly hard bitten no nonsense former ceo of the yellow cab cooperative who when i first met him 22 years ago scared the be jesus out of me, but later on, we became real friends. not in the realm of politics at all included in the seven years that i was on the board. i did not know at the time that mr. dreary was also the "the godfather" to our colleague raphael mandelman. it is a long incredible story but nate was a survivor of the holocaust and raised in the ghetto in poland where the nazis killed his father and he escaped with his mother and a sibling and joined the partisans in poland and only his mother and himself actually survived and then spent half a decade in various camps in austria before immigrating to san francisco in 1951. he spoke no english but soon became proficient e

supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he said. the homeless woman is known to authorities and neighbors both here in this area and nearby north beach. i've been in touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned. this this is assault. the front door of gwyn's business was broken, he says it happened tuesday afternoon and that it was backlash for spring water on the homeless woman. he said three men he doesn't know came to confront him. they smashed the window. i'm not surprised. i understand. people get outraged when they see things like that. supervisor peskin tells me police are investigating this matter. he says gwen should face consequences for his actions of fire department spokesman says a crisis response team on routine patrol was able to engage the homeless woman which resulted in her accepting city services in san francisco amberleigh ktvu. fox two news and that incident happened right in front of a restaurant that says it has no association with the gallery owner or his actions. in a statement, barbarossa lounge s

san francisco supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he says the woman is known to neighbors and authorities in that area as well as nearby north beach. notion of anybody treating another human being like that, on our streets is just gut wrenching in a horrible been in touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned, this is assault. says. one day later, someone smashed the front door of his business. he says three men he does not know also confronted him. he says he understands why people were outraged. police have increased patrols in that neighborhood to make sure there is no violence of fire department spokesperson says the crisis response team they were nearby and its members they were actually able to talk with the woman. and convince her to accept city services will send it back over you guys. andre. thank you. a state of emergency was declared up in marin county after several days of strong storms and rain and wind since monday, almost three inches of rain has fallen in parts of marin with wind gusts up to 75 miles an hour. there's water and wind damage across

josephine go kwai i am district three supervisor aaron peskin or hire some crazy chump see boise com uh, i wanna thank first of all, all of you from the media for coming here on this inclement weather day. i want to thank and acknowledge the elected officials that i'm standing with here and most importantly, i want to acknowledge our partners and friends in law enforcement represented by our sheriff. and police chief commanders, deputy chiefs and captains, but overall , i want to thank the working men and women are q two officers from our police department and then let me say what i have said before all of our district stations are created equally. but central station and company a is just a little more equal. thank you to the working men and women of central station. i have behind me. any number of captains or former captains from central station, all of whom are now in the command ranks of the san francisco police department. our city attorneys spoke to the evolution of what we are doing here today. and as somebody who started attending these three years after this first started wh

san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted with the victim and have been trying for many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. that was ella sogomonian reporting for a sport supervisor. aaron peskin tweeted sfpd central is. >> compiling a full police report and soliciting witness statements to ensure this man is charged, end quote. >> happening now, taking a look. have the sierra palisades tahoe bracing for 12 to 18 inches. more snow this morning at the resort base and at the top as much as 2 feet of new snow. this is video of snow falling yesterday. ski resort says they've had 7 feet of new snow just since the start of the new year. they're also there us skiing down the parking lots. there are also expecting a gusty winds reaching up to 80 miles an hour. kyla. i know tomorrow we're supposed to get a break and our rains. will they get a break in the snow tomorrow? yes, i want to talk about that. so the system that we're in right now, they're under a winter weather advisory and that goes thro

well, meantime, board supervisor aaron peskin tweeted that the sfpd central is compiling a full police >> and soliciting witness statements to ensure that this man is charged. it's 9.52. we'll be right back. >> number the morning on the kron. 4 morning news. but they're just getting started live in bay today. olivia horton has the scoop on what's up. i love hide. are you? good morning, everybody. happy wednesday. coming up today on live in the bay. >> how the nonprofit inc is helping to create pathways in the world of technology and sports. learn where you can take part in their cost. free workshops. plus, we meet the designer and founder of cocoa centric. how she's uplifting and empowering women to fill stylishly beautiful. then the family-owned lee's sandwiches stops by the studio with a sampling of their vietnam ease. classic food on the go. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code. we want to know what is a habit you want to break in the new year. let us know now and your answer could be read live today on

. >> san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted with the victimr many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. >> i was ella sogomonian reporting creed. bach went on to say that relationships with unhoused neighbors takes time to establish and build that trust and connect them with services that can support the meantime, the board supervisor aaron peskin tweeted sfpd central is compiling a full police report. >> and soliciting witnesses, statements to ensure that the man is charged. if he needs to man is charged. if he needs to be it is 5.53 ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. bill loveless: i came to the lord at the age of about 42. is softer, and gentler on your skin. dr. charles stanley has been so important in my life, just his teachings. one of t

kuma: longtime supervisor aaron peskin has been elected as an ex-president for the san francisco boardf supervisors. he was elected yesterday in a atidthere were 17 rounds of vot. presten twicen00sn he willido on 2025 due to term limits. reggie: state's storm response. this is the along deer creek and sacramento county. he will unveil his new budget proposal. it will include an additional 200 million dollars for flood investments to protect urban areas. we will bring that to you live on our abc7 bay area streaming apps. napa county is bracing for more potentially dangerous winds. the area has already been hit hard by the storms with one winery losing a longtime centerpiece of its grounds. here is j.r. stone. j.r.: this may look like just another down tree but to those . >> it has been a really sad day. this particular tree has really been part of our family. j.r.: tom davey's says this oaktree had been a highlight of the winery since they opened nearly 50 years ago. he said it had been standing in this spot for an estimated 275 years before coming down during the latest on that brought

aaron peskin said he was he wants when charged. glenn has apologized and face threats since the video was posted on a social media on wednesday. police chief bill scott tweeted in part understand that there is frustration out there and that there's an impulse to act right now. what we need is civility. if you are frustrated with the situation, please do not act on your anchor. take a step back. call the police so that we can help. that is why we're here in quote. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, 8 billion dollar jackpot with no and now my view didn't play. we're looking at the recent trend of record-breaking prizes. we'll be right back after the break. rival. well, come on back to the kron. 4 morning news. time for you is now 04:44am. yesterday. john, i had a some appointments at to cancel those appointments because it was storming a day gone going reschedule them for today. and a lot of people probably doing the same thing as you so make sure to schedule before that. >> before later, because it's going to be a busy

san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted with the victim and haven trying for many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us tonight. francisco police chief bill scott says the incident has been transferred to the department's investigation bureau chief scott says that they're working to present a case to the district attorney. >> all right. take a live look outside here soaked golden gate bridge almost everywhere around the bay is so today. but fortunately, we're going to get a little bit of a reprieve tomorrow. well, what you're seeing with your very own corroborated now by. >> radar track. yeah, radar track. it's really been a starter the past couple of days. science really has evolved so we can actually plan our day, keep everybody safe. so let's talk about what you need to know. >> all right. happening now, we're still watching again that stormtracker 4 showing new activity can see it right here. all things that must eric river just bring us mo

supervisor aaron peskin who represents district 3, which includes north each chinatown, financial district and russian mob and telegraph hills. well, once again serve as the board's president, cancer as a supervisor from 2001 to 2009, including 2 terms. as for president, he was elected again, a supervisor in 2015 and then reelected most recently in 2020. now the position presides over all board meetings makes appointments. 2 more committees among other duties. >> the duty mayor of the city of oakland. congratulations. and now the ration day in oakland, the city held a ceremony monday to swear in its. >> new elected officials, including its first new mayor in nearly a decade. chantel in her first formal dress to oaklanders as mayor tell discuss the town's history struggles with racism and a lack of diversity and share her vision for the future, including the steps that she wants to take to address violent crime happening in >> we will double down on the violence prevention strategies that we know works. with proven programs like cease-fire programs that have shown the power to ease the conf

dianne feinstein's seat in 2024, and after 17 rounds of voting san francisco supervisor and select aaron peskinsident. and governor newsom lays out spending cuts in the upcoming fiscal year budget now projecting a 20 2.5 billion dodger -- dollar budget deficit why the turnaround from last year's surplus and who is impacted join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> thank you karina >> and you can download the app or head to abc7news for more local news with karina right now. >> and if you're watching this on television world news tonight with david muir is next we appreciate your time. >> i am ama daetz we will see >> i am ama daetz we will see you [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, the

supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he says the homeless woman is known to authorities and neighbors both here in this area and nearby north beach. i've been in touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned. this this is assault. the front door of gwyn's business was broken, he says it happened tuesday afternoon and that it was backlash for spraying water on the homeless woman. he said three men he doesn't know came to confront him. they smashed the window. i'm not surprised. i understand. people get outraged when they see things like that. supervisor peskin tells me police are investigating this matter. he says gwen should face consequences for his actions of fire department spokesman says a crisis response team on routine patrol was able to engage the homeless woman which resulted in her accepting city services. in san francisco and burly ktvu fox two news. so the incident happened right in front of a restaurant that says it has no association with the gallery owner or his actions. in a statement, barbara rosa lounges in part, we are extremely disappointed in

. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ kumasi: aaron peskin elected for the san francisco board of supervisors and he was elected gate -- elected in a seven to four vote. he finally gave the majority to be -- gained the majority to become president. yes served as president two times in the early 2000. when his current term ends, he will not be able to run for reelection in january 2025 because of term limits. reggie: governor newsom will give an update on the storm for slots -- response. he is expected to unveil his new budget proposal that will include an additional 200 million dollars for flood investments to protect urban areas and will bring -- we will bring the update live. kumasi: several peninsula communities continue to do will sit -- damages -- deal w titoh d businesses. residents said that water count failed and they were able -- that able to keep up with the amount of water and local businesses are feeling the impact of flooding. >> i have close to $200,000 worth of damages. i have 50 foot of ri kumasi: local leaders are taking step

supervisor aaron peskin has been named the next president for the . san francisco board of supervisors he was elected yesterday. after 17 rounds of peskin finally came to the majority to become president. he is no stranger to the president -- to that position, he has already served president wesson. when his current term ends, he will not be able to run for reelection because of term limits. kumasi: there could be relief for student loan borrowers coming this year. the department of education will start at the process of onboarding a loan forgiveness program. low income individuals and families will not be required to pay any loans. the baseline percentage of loan deducted from your paycheck will decrease from 10% to 5% and interest will not accumulate. after 10 years of payments, any remaining borrowers who took less than $12,000 will be absolved. kumasi: i love to hear about reggie: not money taking out of your account. drew: watch that number arise, that was nice. over the city we have a strong cell i want to get to. reggie: i just heard it. i went

director chang, our vice-chair aaron peskin and district supervisor and district 7 supervisor, milgar is here. this was the most transformative project in our half cents sales tax program. creating a direct ride from china town to the light rail. the ta was a key partner from the beginning. identifying this line in our 1994 four corridors plan and providing more than $500 million in sales tax and other ta funds or about 20% of the full investment and that in turn leverages the money that speaker pelosi was able to get us from the federal level and that senator wiener was able to get us at the state level and thanks to everyone and here we are and i want to thank the voters and i want to thank speaker pelosi again for the role she played in helping us get that transportation half cents sales tax passed back in november. people said it couldn't be done and we got it done. we got it over the finish line. thanks to everyone who helped us that's generating $100 million a year in funding for transportation investments like this. [applause] thank you madam mayor for your help as well and eve

today monday, december 12, 20 twoochl i'm the chair of the committee aaron peskin.ice chair supervisor mandelman and committee measure supervisor connie chan and our clerk is mr. vict our young. thank you for your service this year. this is our

i am for this last meeting the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined to my right by vice chair supervisor mandelman. and to my left by committee member supervisor cni

joined by vice chair dean preston and president aaron peskin. the clerk is erica major and i would like to acknowledge matthew at sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> the board of supervisors and committeeers convening hybrid meetings allowing in person attendance and public comment and public men via telephone. equal public access is e

aaron peskin is the new president for the city's board of supervisors passed represents district 3, which includes north beach china town in the financial district. part of russian and telegraph hills peskin served as a supervisor from 2001 to 2009, including 2 terms as board president. he was elected again as supervisor in 2015 and most recently reelected in 2020. the position has ides overall board meetings and makes appointments to board committees among other duties. >> perform the duties of mayor of the city of congratulations. >> it is inauguration day in the town. oakland held the ceremony today to swear in its newly elected officials, including its first new mayor in nearly a decade. shang town with her first formal address is oakland's mayor tao discuss the city's history and struggles with racism and a lack of diversity and shared her vision for the future, including the step she wants to take to address violent crimes. >> we will double down on the violence prevention strategies that we know. >> works. >> with proven programs like cease-fire programs that have shown the power t

aaron peskin says he wants going charged criminally. gwen has apologized and faced threats since this video was posted on social media. and today the police chief phil scott tweeted in part, i understand there is frustration out there and there is an impulse to act right now. but we need to civility. if you're frustrated with the situation, please do not act on your anger, take a step back and called police so we can help. that is why we are here. >> president biden's aides who found a second batch of classified documents this a day after lawyers discovered a small number reportedly 10 the classified documents at a former office space in dc. these are biden's lawyers that found the most. since then the president's aides have been searching all locations. he has used for additional classified documents. this set was found in a different location. the white house says it is committed to handling the matter in, quote, the right way. there is no indication about the documents. biden has been critical of former president donald trump who has

san francisco board president aaron peskin tweeted my office is well acquainted with the victim and have been trying for many months to get her support from department of public health. dph has not commented for this report. >> freedom bloc went on to say their relationships with unhoused neighbors. take time to establish trust to connect them with proper support. meanwhile, board supervisor peskin tweeted tonight that sfpd central is compiling a full police report and soliciting witness statements to ensure this man is charged in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> want to be a mega millionaire whole route. excuse me, billionaire, here's your chance. we've got the numbers for the billion dollar jackpot after the break. >> and stormtracker 4. we continue to track storms right now off the coast. what it means for you and how about your morning drive? i have all your answers coming up in 10 minutes. >> the biden administration is moving forward with a proposal lower student loan payments for low-income americans. this so-called safety net plan. our reza new route to repay federa

colleagues almost 16 years to the day then mayor newsome stood here and complimented board bunkham aaron peskin on his reelection as president and that would president peskin had remarkable ability to bring this board together. and i believe aaron peskin still has this ability and proud to support him for president and urge my colleagues to do so. thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor engardio. i think the residents of san francisco need us to finish this job and move forward we have so many important things to work on. a massive budget deficit and a lot of hard work and we are wasting time with this silly spinning the wheels. my candidate was true i said mandelman will be a great choice he was a uniier and but we need to come to a consensus. i will support supervisor peskin because the colleague or the someone i know and trust well former supervisor tang sat in his seat and worked well with supervisor peskin on the budget. i care about the budget i look forward to working with someone seasoned and as experienced as supervisor peskin is on the budget the most important thing we work on this ye