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now you've got to see the setting this is at city hall. city hall is under siege. >> and you know, right in the middle of all of that craziness on september 16th, 1992, is candidate rudy giuliani. the mayor doesn't know why the morale of the new york city police department is so low. >> he blames it on me. he blames it on you. the reason the morale of the police department of the city of new york is so low it's one reason and one reason alone david dinkins they were cheering him on. >> they were saying, david dinkins, we don't want him. >> some of them were calling out for instance, this is the nypd at city hall using the n word that really hurt the mayor and then he said, what they have done this if i was a white man. >> there was just a sense of disgust. this man wants to be mayor. and look how he's behaving. the fact that he signed on and participated in something that clearly had just overt racism attached to it was an indicator of where he was going. >> the suggestion that i incited them, or i had anything to do with that, is totally w

as the year comes to an end, there'll be a lot of changes, including at city hall. for the last six and a half years, mayor breed has led san francisco through some of the biggest challenges in the city's history the pandemic, the fentanyl crisis and a slow economic recovery. she leaves city hall in january after losing that reelection bid to daniel lurie. so what now for the 50 year old outgoing mayor? here's nbc's sergio quintana. come january 8th, mayor london breed will become former mayor london breed. on election night last month, the voters of the city elected daniel lurie to take the reins at city hall. no matter what a result in an election says i'm always a winner. i'm a winner. because the people of san francisco gave me the opportunity to serve as mayor. mayor breed points to what she says are major accomplishments in key issues, including crime, one of the lowest crime rates in over 11 years now lowest homicide rate since the 1960s. building affordable housing instead of taking ten years for a family to move in. an affordable housing unit. it will maybe

. >> made it snow made it snow at city hall. >> well this is a best christmas ever i want to thank youant to thank you all for - >> oh, whoops oh, oh. >> (music). >> i'm dreaming of a white it christmas, just like the one i used to know. >> where the tree tops glisten and children listen to hear sleekt bells in the snow. >> i'm dreaming of a white christmas, with every christmas card i write. >> may your days be merry and bright, and may all your christmases be bright. (humming). >> may your days be merry and bright, and may all your christmases be bright. >> (music). >> (clapping) (music). >> sleebt bells ring are you linking in the lane the enclose is glistening i'm happy tonight walking in a burned wonderland going to away is the blue bird here to stay is the new bird. to sing a will have song while we're walking alone walking in a winter wonderland. >> in the lane we can build a snowman and prevented that is parson brown you'll say are you married we'll see no man, you, do the job when you're in town. >> later on we'll conspire as we dream by the fire to face unafraid all the plans

but she won't be there for long, leaving a leadership gap at the top of the city facing a monumental budget shortfall. kevin ko was at city hallfor a start of a new era in oakland. >> reporter: it was a packed house inside city hall for oakland's first city council meeting of the year without an official mayor. many were seeking answers on the city's $130 million budget shortfall, but they left with more questions on who will be the interim mayor of oakland in the new year. >> reporter: bhat arrived at oakland city hall to talk about the budget, but was taken back by the city officials he didn't see. >> it was just disrespectful. not to see all the city council members sitting in the chambers to hear our voice and our concerns. this is a very important meeting. it's the last meeting for some of the outgoing city council members. >> reporter: there was no absence of emotion inside city hall tuesday night, as oaklanders across the city demanded council members to fix the budget shortfall without touching necessities like public safety and senior citizens. and they believe any cuts should start inside the building he's standing i

city customers, and it's an annual celebration of african culture. tonight kicks off the first day of kwanzaa. we're taking a live look right now at san francisco's city hallyou can see it lit up brightly for the holiday. each one of the colors carrying important meaning for the holiday. black representing the people, red for the struggle and green for the future. and hope that comes from that struggle. each day of the holiday is dedicated to a principle. today's principle is umoja, which is the swahili word for unity. city leaders in hayward will also host their own celebration at city hall on sunday. [music] night, and for the second night of hanukkah, chabad sf is hosting a drinks and dreidels night at the hilton in the financial district. there's going to be live music there from israeli rock star barak grossberg and menorah lighting and some friendly dreidel competitions. and that does it for us. thank you so much for tchi . we wil se ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home.

and at 1030, london's last days in office, san francisco's outgoing mayor reflects on her time at city hall. >> and up next, a holiday tradition for one bay area man. building bikes for those in need. his message of goodwill. >> i just love to see the kids light up. i mean, do you remember your first ik (♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. well. new at ten. christmas came early for one man in benicia, who has made it his mission to rebuild bicycles and give them away to children and teens. >> every year, his donated bikes will be picked up by a representative from a church, nonprofit or the fire department to be distributed. ktvu is. amber lee was there this evening when he received a holid

city leaders in hayward are also hosting their own celebration at city hall on sunday, and people in san francisco can do their part to keep the holidays green this year. birx and recycling officials announced the city's christmas tree recycling schedule at an event at civic center plaza this morning. the 2025 recycling schedule runs from january 2nd to january 17th. recology crews will be picking up christmas trees on your regular pick up day. just put them next to your trash and recycling bins, and we're going to take it up to our original composting facility up in vacaville, where we've been composting for 28 years, and we're going to grind them, and then the smaller pieces will get fed in with the other food scraps and sticks and leaves get fed into the composting process. all of this is a free service for san francisco recology customers. as a reminder, crews ask that you remove all tinsel decorations and of course, tree stands and lights before putting your trees by the curb. residents and other bay area counties can also recycle their christmas trees as well. people who live in

new at 11 longtime san francisco giants public address announcer renel brooks-moon received a key to the city today. mayor london breed made the presentation at city hall this afternoon. brooks-moon was a longtime host on kmel radio. then she made history as the first black woman to be a public address announcer in major league baseball. the san francisco native says she hopes many others will follow in her footsteps. >> i could just only hope and pray that my time in the studio and in the booth has inspired particularly young people of color, young women of color to go for it, to go for your dreams, even if they seem to be the impossible dream. yes, impossible dreams. can come true. yes. >> the mayor also praised brooks-moon for her tireless charitable work. christmas came early for one man in benicia, who has made it his mission to rebuild bicycles and give them away to children and teens. every year he's donated bikes would be picked up by a representative from a church, nonprofit or the fire department to be distributed. ktvu is amber lee was there this evening when he received a holiday surprise. >> dozens of bicycles loaded onto a truck in prepar

we're live at city hall as the city council meeting is underway right now. t six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. and i'm terry mcsweeney. we begin with that highly anticipated verdict in the nima momeni trial. guilty of second degree murder. that's a decision handed down after seven days of jury deliberations. it's a verdict that the family of slain cash app co-founder bob lee says offers some closure. we're happy with the result today. we're happy that nima momeni will not be on the streets and no longer has the opportunity to harm anybody else in this world. we're extremely thankful. thankful to the district attorney's office. we're extremely thankful for the jurors. we think justice was done here today. verdict in. but it's not quite over just yet. the judge has to sentence momeni. that hearing is still weeks away. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been following the story from the beginning. he's live tonight at san francisco hall of justice. and sergio, what was it like in the courtroom today when that verdict came down? we

the swearing in ceremony takes place tomorrow night at six at city hall, and the city of richmond's policeolice chief plans to ask city council for $500,000. it would fund bonuses that would reward current police officers and help recruit new ones. the police chief says she's had a tough time filling the 20 positions currently open in the richmond police department. the starting salary, by the way, for officers in richmond, $118,000 a year. well, more roads and schools in malibu and southern california have now reopened. the franklin fire is now almost 50% contained. cal fire says thanks to cooler temperatures over the weekend, that fire stayed at about 4000 acres. the number of buildings that were destroyed is now up to 20. 28 others were damaged. almost all of the elementary, middle and high schools are open there, and pepperdine university classes will resume as normal today. >> egg prices in the u.s. are expected to rise even higher during this holiday season and into the new year. the consumer price index shows egg prices have climbed 3.8% in the past year. industry analysts say those

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city leaders will hold a special counsel meeting on monday at city hall to talk about what to cut.esidents are encouraged to attend. >>> and also in the east bay, antioch police say two people are dead after a shootout in a parking lot. it happened outside of delta bowl last night. police say a man was sitting in his car when a suspect approached. that's when they exchanged gunfire. both were killed, police say. no other people were involved in the shootout. no word on a motive. >>> in other news this sunday evening, jury deliberations resume tomorrow in the bob lee murder trial. >> jurors are weighing 21 days of testimony and thousands of pieces of evidence, and as our kelsi thorud reports, their job is not as simple as it may seem. >> reporter: after two days without a verdict, jurors are set to resume deliberations in the bob lee murder trial on sunday morning. the defense attorney was in the courtroom for the entire deed of the trial. they now have the task of combing over thousands of pieces of evidence to reach a verdict. >> i think they're trying amid six weeks of testimony

today, a group of outer sunset residents filed paperwork at city hall to try to recall the supervisor. their main issue is with prop k that they put on the november ballot. it will permanently shutdown the great highway to cars and build an oceanside park. but, as this map shows in the purple, a majority of people who live near the great highway actually voted against it. citing traffic concerns. recall supporters say proof that they have been ignored. >> violating several promises. he denies his constituents, he ignored their input before putting prop k. on the ballot. >> reporter: but, defending prop k. he delivered on many of his other campaign promises. >> i am committed to doing all of the work that i know families in the sunset care about. we disagree on this one issue but i am committing to working with everyone to address the traffic concerns. >> the recall organizers have three months to gather almost 10,000 signatures for a special recall election. >>> the indy british band sports team was robbed at gunpoint this morning hours before their first stop on their u.s. tour. >> g

at a man in a high end shopping district in the city. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> good evening. i'm ali rasmus at a town hall meeting today, san francisco police reveal details of a shooting involving some of its officers. they say a man suspected of trying to run over an e-bike rider pulled a gun on officers and eventually pointed that weapon at them. ktvu christien kafton has video of the scene as it unfolded. >> mr. hodge then raised his right hand with the firearm in it as he pivoted towards the officers standing in the street, mr. hodge quickly took a shooting stance with his feet shoulder width apart, two hands on the handgun slightly bent forward while pointing at the officers in the street. officers number one, three and four, and sergeants one, two and three discharged their firearms at mr. hodge, who then fell to the ground. >> san francisco police say the shooting was the ending of a violent final day for 50 year old peter hodge. they say at 630 on the evening of december 19th, hodge was behind the wheel of a black suv illegally outfitted with police style lights as it pursued a person on an e-bik

the council is considering eliminating 90 positions at city hall.p for consideration, reducing police overtime, canceling two police academies and closing six fire stations. we are will bring you the latest tonight at ten and 11. meantime, there will be monakland with several changes to the mayor'sot nikki fortunato bass is sete to become interim mayor ofakland. but bass was elected as an alameda county supervisor, so the city will need another interim mayor on january 6th. oa sworn in, and those council members will elect a new interim mayor. tha until a special elecn is held on#b and whomever wins that ele as oakland's mayor through january of 2027. now to the federal loan package offeredpg department oft to give the uti $15 billion to upgrade its power grid and to expand clean energy ps. club, an environmental advocacy group applauding pg and e's efforts to pursue climate resilience sayiny transition is then for saving customers money and protecting the planet. it goes on to say that today's announcement brings us significantlyr to realizing that

. >> at city hall matthew has been the voice of our neighborhoods. he will stand up for you when the going gets tough, not just when it's easy. >> when neighbors are involved in those conversations, they're pushing city hall in the right direction. >> according to city records, cavato is one of ten people hoping to become the new district 3 council member. the special election is scheduled for april 8th. >>> our stretch of tranquil but foggy weather is about to end as our next storm system is still out over the pacific and starting to get closer these hands create. all of the materials i work with dry out my hands. if my hands get really dry, i can't do my job. i depend on o'keeffe's it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. >>> welcome to our very festive weather set in our virtual reality. look what we can create. this is pretty cool. what's happening? >> it's going to rain but not nearly what we had last saturday, normal december rain

. >> we're all, of course, familiar with the headlines and there's a lot of trouble right now at city hall about the importance of showing the bright side of the city. >> well, the importance of showing the bright side of the city is supporting your community that needs it the most and thank you so much for introducing me as a positive story for oakland because there is a lot of positives still going on in our town. we need to amplify that and help each other out because that's only going to benefit those business owners, those residents to really amplify what makes oakland good and it's so good for our country. i really recommend our amazing -- not only our restaurants, but our shows. our symphony did an amazing job this past weekend and tomorrow at the paramount we'll have our version of "the nutcracker." these are performances and arts and culture that are only found in our beautiful city. >> really cool. i do have to keep it real and know a lot of people with the rap that oakland has are worried if they do visit oakland, they're going to get their car broken into. they might get mugged

. >> lurie was elected to take a fresh look at city hall. that's what he pitched and that's what he is doing. >> and the hires suggest to focus on pro-business policies as lurie looks to deliver on one of his top priorities, he told abc7 about in september. >> i just want to turn around the city that i love, and eight years from now, artists, creatives, business leaders are going to be like, i got to be in san francisco. >> while the incoming mayor has been looking outside of city hall for his immediate staff, he still has two major appointments left chief of police and head of sfmta. >> those are the two most important appointments. we'll see what happens. >> monica madden, abc7 news. >> bring you today the country's highest profile murder suspect, pleading not guilty to the charges against him next. the argument made by his lawyer about how luigi mangione's case is being handled. a bombshell document released today in the case of former congressman matt gaetz. details about the house ethics report, which finds evidence gaetz paid thousands

. >> now with a big leadership shake-up at city hall we hear from a long time oakland bishop about the change he wants to see in the town. >> i know the city. i've been here 79 years. i know the time when we didn't even use a key to go into our door. we didn't have a reason to lock it because crime was never like it is today. >>> this is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. >> i'm devin fehely in for liz today. >>> governor newsom is extending the chp surge operation in oakland, but it comes with a major caveat. he's pressuring the city to change a controversial policy that restricts police chases. we'll take a closer look at that debate over the city's public safety strategy and hear from a long time community leader about how the change in leadership in oakland is opening up doors for reform. that conversation's going to happen in a few minutes, but first a look at your news headlines. >>> the cleanup effort is still underway along the santa cruz coastline after parts of the santa cruz wharf collapsed monday amid strong winds. already, though, local officials are asking some tough

so when when i was at city hall, we were huge advocates of lanes. we didn't really envision that they would be used as extensively as they are now by people on very fast going e-bikes we try to promote outer borough taxis. we didn't envision that would serve or say they served that function. i'm wondering if you can sort of speak to the ways in which technology and new technology and uninterested pay the technology has driven so many of the innovations, changes and challenges that you write about. right. i think one challenge with elected officials is they don't to feel that they are behind on a technology. they don't want to look stupid. so they over embrace technology where, you know, for example, the e-bikes e-bikes have their place new york city both for people commute if you have bad knees if you if you don't want to just be exerting you know you don't want to be you know all sweaty getting to work they'll taking the e-bike on that day may some sense but you have entire commercial industry build itself up around that should be treated as commer

the left side of your screen, just outlined the plans for succession during this news conference at city hall said that she is committed to continuity in the oakland city government and an orderly and transparent, responsible transition to a new permanent mayor. okay, we're going to throw up some numbers here. this is what the timeline is going to look like. the registrar is expected to certify the election results from november by tomorrow. then on december 17th, council president nikki fortunato bass she'll resign her position. the city council will meet that day to certify the results. they will declare the mayor seat vacant and then she will become interim mayor until january 6th. then on january 6th of next year, the new council members will be sworn in. they might appoint someone to replace fortunato bass seat in district two. they will elect a council president who will become the new interim mayor. and then they'll elect a new president pro tem, who will become the interim council president. you follow me. and then on april 15th of next year, in the sprin, there will be a special elec

city leaders in hayward are hosting their own celebration at city hall on sunday. in kazakhstan. the plane was en route from azerbaijan's capital city to the russian city of grozny, when it was diverted and attempted to emergency landing. now, the azerbaijan president said it was too soon to speculate on the reason behind the crash. he did say, however, the weather had forced the plane to change from its planned course. around 30 people survived the crash. >> a presidential election. the fight against inflation and even more. i impacted 2024 s economy. fox's maria bartiromo takes a look back at this year in business. >> when the clock turns the page and the ball drops into 2025, fresh ideas and new policies should set the tone. this, after optimism of a better business climate to come, took stocks into unchartered territory in 2024, with the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 sporting double digit gains throughout much of the year and ending there. >> if i win, we will quickly build the greatest economy in the history of the world. >> promises from candidate and then

workers at city hall took cover when the quake hit. city manager kyle knopp was there, too. >> significant shaking. this is definitely like the rolling, you know, unwelcome roller coaster type of earthquake. >> knopp says his staff is still looking for damage, but not finding anything major compared to a quake in 2022, which left homes redtagged. >> well, i think we got tremendously lucky. you know, this this earthquake could have been much more damaging, much more significant. >> officials in humboldt county urge home and business owners who had quake damage to report it. but everyone agrees the area was spared this time from that quake. no major damage or that injuries. in humboldt county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> something to be thankful for now. the tsunami warning which resulted from the earthquake came across as an alert on most cell phones. we then saw a long line of cars in pacifica as people rushed to evacuate. people also saw higher ground in san francisco. how far do you have to be from the coast to be safe? abc s

workers at city hall took cover when the quake hit. city manager kyle knopp was there to significant shaking. >> this is definitely like the rolling, you know, unwelcome roller coaster type of earthquake. >> knopp says his staff is still looking for damage, but not finding anything major compared to a quake in 2022, which left homes redtagged. >> well, i think we got tremendously lucky, you know, this this earthquake could have been much more damaging, much more significant. >> officials in humboldt county urge home and business owners who had quake damage to report it, but everyone agrees the area was spared this time from that quake. no major damage or injuries in humboldt county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> as we mentioned earlier, there have been more than 120 aftershocks since the initial 7.0 earthquake. so let's bring in our weather anchor, spencer christian, now monitoring all those numbers for us. that's pretty stunning. yeah i'm sorry. that's pretty stunning. >> yes, it is stunning. as a matter of fact, here's somethin

work closely with two other key hires deputy chief of staff matthew guido, who previously worked at city hall and director of public affairs han xu, who was lurie's campaign manager. lowry takes office january 8th. up next, efforts are ramping up to find a man missing for a week in the south bay. we're hearing from his family and getting updates from officials. also, san francisco is honoring the man behind one of the most iconic photographs in american history. why? the city is renaming this street for a late photographer. it's been a rainy thursday, but we're looking ahead to o your weekend forecast. we've got a stronger system expected to make its arrival. also, what advisories and impacts can you expect into that saturday commute as well? full forecast coming up. stay with us. tonight anger growing over a lack of answers about those mysterious drone sightings over new jersey d the new start for a family struggling with medical debt. after our reporting on liens placed by one health provider. when we j along a fairly remote section of monterey road at the beginning of the month, but nobody

a quake so strong it sent employees at city hall running for cover and caused this large crack in bluelide road, prompting the fire department to close the roadway to traffic. luckily, no major damage or injuries reported, but the shaking seemed to go on for a very long time. >> it went on for a solid 45 to 60s is what it felt like to me. of course they always feel longer, but like you've been drinking. that's what it felt like downtown. >> this liquor store took a major hit from the quake. the owner tells us he lost about $5,000 worth of bottles. glass is everywhere. the cleanup job certainly not over yet. >> so, what have you been doing all day then? >> just cleaning through the garbage. that's it. all day. >> but man, everything in all the rooms went crashing down. >> in ferndale, the quake turned martin tubbs house upside down. he shot this video of the big mess left behind. scary and stressful. >> my wife was really freaking out. all the stuff in bookcases and shelves and whatnot just caved in. >> items toppled from the shelves at valley grocery store. some people's large applianc

. >> now with a big leadership shake-up at city hall we hear from a long time oakland bishop about the i've been here 79 years. i know the time when we didn't even use a key to go into our door. we didn't have a reason to lock it because crime was never like it is today. >>> this is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. >> i'm devin fehely in for liz today. >>> governor newsom is extending the chp surge operation in oakland, but it comes with a major caveat. he's pressuring the city to change a controversial policy that restricts police chases. we'll take a closer look at that debate over the city's public safety strategy and hear from a long time community leader about how the change in leadership in oakland is opening up doors for reform. that conversation's going to happen in a few minutes, but first a

breed also paid tribute to the bay area media legend during a ceremony in her office at city hall.ozens of brooks-moon family and friends, including five former giants colleagues, were in attendance. it comes after the giants announced that brooks-moon was parting ways with the organization. she was behind the microphone at oracle park for 24 seasons, you made so many people so proud and so hopeful in what is possible. you see ronnell and you know that this is major league baseball. there isn't another example that exists. the giants say they plan to name the p.a. booth after brooks-moon and honor her before a future game. okay, it's finally happening. after being delayed since november. dungeness crab season starts next month. fish and wildlife department says commercial crab fishing can begin january 5th. but there is a catch. crab fishers can only use half the amount of traps as usual. this is to protect whales from getting tangled in abandoned fishing lines. the commercial crabbing season was delayed three times since november to give whales time to migrate. crab fishing far no

breed on election night last month, the voters of the city elected daniel lurie to take the reins at city hall. no matter what a result in an election says i'm always a winner. i'm a winner because the people of san francisco gave me the opportunity to serve as mayor. mayor breed points to what she says are major accomplishments in key issues, including crime, one of the lowest crime rates in over 11 years now lowest homicide rate since the 1960s. building affordable housing instead of taking ten years for a family to move in. an affordable housing unit. it will maybe take two and a half, three years. and tackling the city's drug and fentanyl epidemic. there's some stark numbers in that there. there was a peak of some pretty high numbers of overdose deaths. where are we at now? well, we're in a much we since we've been tracking these numbers since 2017. this is this past quarter was the lowest number that we have had since we've been tracking it. and the numbers are trending down significantly. she says she set up the city for continued growth and success, and she's disappointed she won't be a

quintana just wrapped up a sit down interview with mayor london breed as she wraps up her final days at city halle spent six and a half years leading the city, a city she grew up in. she talks about the challenges she faced leading the city and what comes next. and way over capacity in east bay, shelter is busting at the seams with pets and needs of forever homes. we're going to introduce you to some of the cats and dogs up for adoption and the special event happening this weekend. all that and more coming up at five. can't wait to see them. all right, janelle, we'll see you in a lit a christmas party for staff at buckingham palace turned ugly. that's according to the british tabloid the sun. the sun says staff members of buckingham palace enjoyed holiday drinks at the palace in london. then about 50 of the workers headed to a nearby bar for an after party. a couple hours into that party, the sun says a woman who is believed to be a housemaid got violent. she allegedly hurled glasses, tried to punch a bar manager and police did arrest her. buckingham palace told the bbc that it is investigating t

just a little brighter this evening after the community tree lighting ceremony began at 5:00 at city hallr very own robert honda hosted the event. series of local performances, crafts, food, games, you name it. and of course, the beautiful tree lit special guest santa and mrs. claus also made an appearance. longtime holiday tradition in fremont is also drawing big crowds. the festive neighborhood display is called christmas place. it's located on cripps place and surrounding streets. you can see the colorful sight by walking or driving by dozens of decorated homes. this holiday tradition began back in the late 60s as a fundraiser for leukemia lymphoma society. organizers are also accepting donations for several other charities. christmas place comes to life from 6 to 10 at night now through december 28th. that's a long time. 1960s. they started doing that. that's really nice. jeff is back with us to talk about the cold temperatures a the rain. yeah, we got it all for you. and right now you can see those numbers already beginning to drop here to 30s up into santa rosa, 36 degrees, 39 in no

the swearing in ceremony will take place tuesday night at 6:00 there at city hall. marin county will hold the fourth in a series of virtual town halls on wednesday regarding the ongoing partial closure of bolinas beach. the problem started last friday after sand samples tested positive for high levels of sewage. now, county officials say the leak is coming from wastewater seepage from the bluffs of the bolinas mesa. the beach is now closed from brighton avenue to agate park. >> well, this time of year is really special in san francisco with all the festive lights and decorated storefronts. ktvu zac sos was in union square tonight where people are embracing the holiday season even before santa arrives. >> from the decked out cable cars to the ever swinging doors of macy's at union square, i'm behind. >> i was a little behind. i'm just starting. >> all signs of the dwindling number of days until santa's arrival. as his lists grow seemingly ever longer. >> that big? >> that big? yeah. >> among alexander's wishes, a nintendo, an ipad, anything cool, dad? >> already putt

. >> a shakeup at san francisco city hall, now at 530.ucture the office. >> the head of the fbi is stepping down ahead of trump taking office. his message to the department. >> a double honor for donald trump. how time magazine and the new york stock exchangee recognizing the president elect this morning. >> warriors head coach steve kerr more heated than we've ever seen him before. the call during last night's game that has him fired up and calling out the refs. good morning everyone. it is thursday, december 12th. >> we are starting with the rain this morning. >> yeah, it's back after about two weeks. we have wet weather right now. live doppler seven light. we had the steadiest rain early this morning. you can see that front moving through. the heaviest rain right now through the central valley. but and outl day long. here's live doppler seven will get closer to the south bay. this is the area that is still seeing some steady light rain currently from campbell over to san jose, santa clara, cupertino right now, kind of on the edge of so

this meeting will be in person at city hall room 416. members attends nothing personville an opportunity to provide public comment members of the public participating remote may access the meeting and participate by following the instructions below. >> may address the commission up it 3 minutes per item this meeting begone at 9:05 a.m. public call in, 415-655-0001. id two 26612222097. ensure you near a quiet location. peek clearly and turn off sounds, television, phones and radios. wait for theium would like to address to be called. when prompted press star 3 to be added to the queue. system will notify you when you are in line. callers hear silence when waiting to speak. operator will unmute. you may watch live at www.. sfgov.org. item 1. roll call. >> president morgan. >> present. >> upon vice president fraser. >> present >> commissioner nakajo. >> present. chief of department. present >> president morgan will read the ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment. [ramaytush ohlone acknowledgment] >> item 2. general public comment. members of

a quake so strong it sent employees at city hall running for cover and caused this large crack in bluead, prompting the fire department to close the roadway to traffic. luckily, no major damage or injuries reported, but the shaking seemed to go on for a very long time. >> it went on for a solid 45 to 60s is what it felt like to me. of course they always feel longer, but like you've been drinking. that's what it felt like downtown. >> this liquor store took a major hit from the quake. the owner tells us he lost about $5,000 worth of bottles. glass is everywhere. the cleanup job certainly not over yet. >> so, what have you been doing all day then? >> just cleaning through the garbage. that's it. all day. >> but man, everything in all the rooms went crashing down. >> in ferndale, the quake turned martin tubbs house upside down. he shot this video of the big mess left behind. scary and stressful. >> my wife was really freaking out. all the stuff in bookcases and shelves and whatnot just caved in. >> items toppled from the shelves at valley grocery store. some people's large appliances even

samara s o m e r a at sfgov.org or you may submit them written via us postal service to our office at city hall one doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit written public comment, it will be forwarded to the commissioners and also included as part of the official file. madam chair, that concludes my communication. thank you. can you please call? roll call. yes. on the roll. chair. ronen here. ronen, present. vice chair. williams. vice chair. williams. present. commissioner. preston. preston. present. commissioner. servia. present. severe. present. madam chair, you have a quorum. thank you. can you please call item number two? yes. item number two is approval of the lafco minutes from the september 20th, 2024 regular meeting. great. seeing no one on roll call for changes. does anyone want to make a motion? we need to take public comment. madam chair, after public comment, is there any public comment on this item? checking the remote line, jaime is manning our public comment line today. there are no public commenters public comment is now closed.

. >> martha: my exclusive interview with new york city mayor eric adams, we sat down today at city hall, the first big-city mayor to sit down with the incoming border czar, against really the wishes of his own city leaders, so he will work with the trump white house to deport migrant criminals in his city and his message to fellow democrats to wake up after their sweeping 2024 election laws pick -- loss? >> we had a big election rbc november 2024, a lot of prominent democrats were speaking out what they are referring to as a real wake-up call for your party. let's watch some of these voices and then your reaction. >> donald trump is not an 88, you know how i know? because he has the white house, the senate, the house, the popular vote. >> democrats lost, you got your web, oleh, live with it, except it. >> i don't even know what the democratic party is, do not seem to have a real sense of direction at this point. >> martha: so trump won by 11 points in the bronx and queens, you cut in half bytedance lead in new york, what you say to what these individuals are saying? >> wholeheartedly, w