essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.ere has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup m

2018, the board of supervisors established the african-american arts and cultural district in the bay view neighborhood, and i want to thank chair ronan for all of her work. it is very important work and we truly appreciate you. under that ordinance, several city departments must prepare to report to the mayor's office of housing and community development by july 2019, which was the date. the reports are to assess and look at the assets and needs in the district, and will recommend programs, policies, and funding and sources that can benefit the district and preserve its cultural legacy. after these reports are completed, they will prepare a culture history housing and economic strategy report, the chess report includes the demographic and economic profile of the district, including past, present, and future trends, identify areas of concern that could inhibit the preservation of the district's unique culture and propose legislative, economic, and other solutions and strategies supported by the district. the ordinance today will extend the african-american arts and cultural district citize

my school is right next due to the bayvie bay view hop pra house opera house. and they have been very supported to our students. she posts the students' art around the walls. we've had our band club there over the years. if you have never been to the christmas at the bay view opera house, please come. when i stand in the window and look out and see cheering down the bay view, playing in the snow, it is something fantastic to see. they may not have the opportunity to go to lake tahoe, like you may take your children. last year we had a horse-drawn carriage, and i've been known to open studios. so i'm thankful that on third street we have all of these great systems that support our students' programs. the same in the filmore african-american art and cultural program. thank you so much. >> thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, this is fitiffany carter again. i want to say i definitely support the san francisco african-american culture traculturaland art district. i just want to say i fully support it and want to extend it to really show ou

public health and in 2017 hunters view successfully relocated all residents who lived in the former public housing to phase one and two new affordable development. for hunters bay three when completed will contain two of 100% affordable buildings 118 units, five market rate parcels, a public open space privately owned public space park between blocks 14 and 17, new hunters view drive, new fairfax avenue with the extension of the street that starts in phase one and goes to pays two and will complete in phase three. we will be doing improvements on the east side of the street. in order to begin development on the site we need the required street vacation. the purpose of the street vacation is to implement the site entitlements improve the in 2008 extended in february of 2020. there has been some concerns about parking impacts for the design, which includes all phases, one one, two, three, but proceeding with phase three straight vacation and infrastructure does not affect the parking spaces to be provided on the street in phase three. in order to avoid delays on affordable housing we would like to proceed with street vacation. the master developer jon stewart is

julio: alimentos frescos y no perecederos fueron repartidos hoy gratuitamente en el barrio bay view,e beneficia de estos productos. julio: la seÑora verÓnica acudiÓ esta tarde con una vecina, al enterarse de que estÁ abandonando cajas de comida y otros insumos. >> ella coge su caja y se la lleva a casa. julio: esta reparticiÓn de comida se realizÓ desde el mediodÍa hasta las 4:00 de la tarde. a todos que llegaron en carro o a pie. >> muchas familias fueron impactadas por el covid, muchas perdieron su empleo. julio: este evento se realizÓ gracias al trabajo en equipo de varias organizaciones no lucrativas. son organizaciones que no le piden ningÚn dato personal. >> no preguntamos nada, ustedo de llegar ys damos absolutamente nada. julio: se entregaron de una caja por persona, para familias numerosas, hasta tres casas se llevaron. >> tenemos como 1000 cajas de comida. mucha gente puede ver que tenemos una fila de carros. julio: si no le dio tiempo de recoger los alimentos hoy, no se preocupe. anote las siguientes fechas y ubicaciones donde estÁn repartiendo nuevamente. el 15 de diciemb

i have a question question about the bay view station.ator installation was still in process. i'm wondering if that's been completed and now operative and if bay view's water intrusion issues have been resolved? >> i'll have the manager on that work speak on that. >> it's been pretty much completed and there's some minor bunch list items but otherwise operational. >> they don't have water intrusion issues? there were some when i was there. >> i'm in the far lar with any issues that were brought to my attention that would warrant our sending the team to fix it. i can check on that. >> i can follow-up. and to charles' earlier point about pg&e and changes and things like that. a question about the generator was the technician was about to pull the trigger and operative once new regulations came tout to change the way they're doing it. i sympathize when we're trying to get projects to the finish line and there's new criteria. and to say the station is being held together with duct tape is not too much of an exaggeration. we need to rebuild it

i have a question question about the bay view station.enerator installation was still in process. i'm wondering if that's been completed and now operative and if bay view's water intrusion issues have been resolved? >> i'll have the manager on that work speak on that. >> it's been pretty much completed and there's some minor bunch list items but otherwise operational. >> they don't have water intrusion issues? there were some when i was there. >> i'm in the far lar with any issues that were brought to my attention that would warrant our sending the team to fix it. i can check on that. >> i can follow-up. and to charles' earlier point about pg&e and changes and things like that. a question about the generator was the technician was about to pull the trigger and operative once new regulations came tout to change the way they're doing it. i sympathize when we're trying to get projects to the finish line and there's new criteria. and to say the station is being held together with duct tape is not too much of an exaggeration. we need to rebuil

. >> reporter: she is an emergency room doctor and treats covid patients in the bay view. >> it is nerve-racking every day. i have not gotten used to it. >> reporter: she knows about 20 bay area health care workers infected with covid. >> i was surprised of the number of my colleagues skeptical of this. >> reporter: a liaison for the cdc committee voting tuesday that health care workers and residents of long term care facilities receive the vaccine first. >> they make up a small portion of the population, but almost half of the deaths. >> california is expected to receive 327,000 doses of the vaccine in about three weeks committees on state and county levels are working to determine which individuals get vaccinated first. >> it is based on someone's risk of being infected in their community and someone's risk of exposing individuals at the hospital. >>> abc 7 is committed to keeping you fully informed about developments with covid-19. we have assembled the abc 7 vaccine team and you can count on the team for updates as new information comes in. >> the cdc is reducing the recommended quarantine t

building our community, san francisco, through systematic racism had red-lining, and highways in bay view that isolated or communities, and demolition of communities. while we didn't get the 40 acree built our own 40 acres and a mule, and san francisco systematically destroyed our 40 acres and a mule. i'm encouraging this committee to create this advisory board. what happens in san francisco spreads around the country. when san francisco implemented urban removal to systematically remove black back from the inner city, the rest of the country followed suit. now it is time for san francisco to help undo this damage. what you do here in san francisco will spread visit the country. if we undo the harm, and give black people reparations, you will see other cities across the world taking these initiatives. i encourage this rules committee and this board of supervisors to be bold and take this bold step. >> chairman: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hello, caller, you may proceed. [inaudible] >> caller: hi, my name is suzanna, and i'm a resident of san francisco. and i

. >> reporter: she is an emergency room doctor and treats covid patients in the bay view. >> it is nerve-racking every day. i have not gotten used to it. >> reporter: she knows about 20 bay area health care workers infected with covid. >> i was surprised of the number of my colleagues skeptical of this. >> reporter: a liaison for the cdc committee voting tuesday that health care workers and residents of long term care facilities receive the vaccine first. >> they make up a small portion of the population, but almost half of the deaths. >> california is expected to receive 327,000 doses of the vaccine in about three committees on state and county levels are working to determine which individuals get vaccinated first. >> it is based on someone's risk of being infected in their community and someone's risk of exposing individuals at the hospital. >>> abc 7 is committed to keeping you fully informed about developments with covid-19. we have assembled the abc 7 vaccine team and you can count on the team for updates as new information comes in. >> the cdc is reducing the recommended quarantine time fo

my school is right next due to the bayvie bay view hop pra house opera house. and they have been very supported to our students. she posts the students' art around the walls. we've had our band club there over the years. if you have never been to the christmas at the bay view opera house, please come. when i stand in the window and look out and see cheering down the bay view, playing in the snow, it is something fantastic to see. they may not have the opportunity to go to lake tahoe, like you may take your children. last year we had a horse-drawn carriage, and i've been known to open studios. so i'm thankful that on third street we have all of these great systems that support our students' programs. the same in the filmore african-american art and cultural program. thank you so much. >> thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, this is fitiffany carter again. i want to say i definitely support the san francisco african-american culture traculturaland art district. i just want to say i fully support it and want to extend it to really show ou

the mayor says she needs support from the hubs organizers is convincing people of color the bay viewhat the government approved covid-19 vaccine is safe. >>because of the experiments that took place. many of us remember and we read about the tuskegee experiment and using black people. unfortunately infecting them with diseases and and and and people are very leery of what this means for them today absolutely i think there's feel that some people might want to get it. >>i'll be honest i i still have a lot of questions i want to ensure answered for i myself go do it. and before i myself tell people this is a good idea in addition to finding information about covid-19 residents will find help with food insecurity housing health services and work for stabilization during the pandemic. >>has made you kron 4 coming up senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has finally acknowledged president-elect biden's victory the message. he is now sending to other gop leaders and kron 4 continues our deep dive into the coronavirus vaccines. everything you need to know before you get the shot plus pharm

helps biggest covid-19 testing project of the year encompassing san francisco's mission district bay view sunny dale excelsior and visitation about the disproportionate result among let next being consistent with previous testing events from earlier in the year to call bill says now it is time for the city to take action action plan moving forward has to be simple was seriously double down on efforts to help mitigate the spread of the virus but more importantly the resources have to be to ensure those most on the margins have the ability to shelter in place would and safely has menu kron 4 our coronavirus coverage continues on our website kron 4 dot com there you can find more stories. >>including a breakdown of all the different covid-19 vaccine candidates. >>as well as essential workers. it could be a priority to receive the shots on our website kron 4 dot com just look for the coronavirus section under the news tab. jane covered car windows today, this is a video the shot a little earlier from highway one near san francisco international airport. and here's what it looks like right now

helps biggest covid-19 testing project of the year encompassing san francisco's mission district bay viewunny dale excelsior and visitation about the disproportionate result among let next being consistent with previous testing events from earlier in the year to call bill says now it is time for the city to take action action plan moving forward has to be simple was seriously double down on efforts to help mitigate the spread of the virus but more importantly the resources have to be to ensure those most on the margins have the ability to shelter in place would and safely has menu kron 4 news. >>now to the south bay where fears about the spread of covid infection in a neighborhood already hit hard by the pandemic will make for a very different religious observance tomorrow. in san jose we get details now a live from our kron four's rob fladeboe iraq. >>you know we've seen drive through covid testing drive-thru food lines now we're about to see drive-thru worship our lady of guadalupe church here in east san jose is making some changes and one of the most important dates on the catholic ca

aspect the mayor says she needs support from the hubs organizers is convincing people of color the bay viewhat the government approved covid-19 vaccine is safe. >>because of the experiments that took place. many of us remember and we read about the tuskegee experiment and using black people. unfortunately infecting them with diseases and and and and people are very leery of what this means for them today absolutely i think there's feel that some people might want to get it. >>i'll be honest i i still have a lot of questions i want to ensure answered for i myself go do it. and before i myself tell people this is a good idea in addition to finding information about covid-19 residents will find help with food insecurity housing health services and work for stabilization during the pandemic. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>well the holidays are upon us and health officials are asking people not to travel but if you must they say get tested, it is suggested to get tested at least one to 3 days before you depart in san francisco all city-run testing sites are booked up until after christmas so heal

it's 56 here in the city and mountain view upper 50s at oakland, san jose and morgan hill 54 at half moon bay and the view from emeryville looking westward. you can see clouds getting thicker in the western sky now. it 60 up north. 54 napa, 59, mid 50s fairfield, cncord and livermore and the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcaderem. clouds will increase overnight. the next storm arrives late tomorrow continuing into thursday morning and then a dry pattern will follow into next week. the approaching storm ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. so rain will spread from north to south as our rainfall often does. heaviest late tomorrow night into early thursday morning. large and dangerous surf will accompany the storm. you can see the storm at sea kicking up the unsteady and rough surf and here is our forecast animation starting at midnight tonight, early tomorrow we may see a few trickles of light rain moving through but not much will happen until later in the afternoon and evening and tomorrow night after 8:00, we get a wave, a surge of moderate to heavy rain moving thr

for people living in the bay view or hunters point area of san francisco.ardsmen and their partners have sold christmas trees to raise money for at risk youth. the leftovers are then given away to those who maybe can't afford a tree of their own. trees will be given away at the intersection of cargo and jennings street. starting at 1:00 p.m. today. there are a limited number of trees, and they will be handed out on a first come, first serve basis. i did get a small tree this year, lisa and it's making my home smell so good. >> you said you did hanukkah too, bonus. good morning, everyone, nice dry day ahead, it will take a while to warm up. cold out there in the 30s. later on this afternoon, 61 in oakland, san jose in concord with about 60 in san rafael. upper 50s downtown. chilly one tonight with fog and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring very little change, except for some slightly cooler weather midweek, but by the end of the week we are setting our hopes on a christmas present, which would bring rain to the bay area. >> we do need that, all rig

here's a look at live doppler 7, you can see a band of clouds across the bay area and we widen the viewrmless high clouds, and high pressure building in for the weekend bringing sunny, dry conditions for today and tomorrow, and we'll get to the details, but look at the cold numbers, 32 in the san ramon valley, it is 37 in maf moon bay with low 30s in santa rosa so certainly freezing there. 42 in oakland as well as hayward. sutrow this morning looking sparkly and bright. there's fog by the delta that could get worse towards 9:00 or 10:00. otherwise, it's a cold start, sunny this afternoon as well as tomorrow. so the weekend is dry. winter begins on monday. and as we go through the next several days looks like cooler weather and then some rain, in fact, perhaps in time for christmas night. as we look at the next several hours you'll notice that the fog and the clouds stay well off the coast saturday into sunday so that means plenty of sunshine. but that's not the whole story. let's get into next week. as we look at monday, weak system to the north of us, may want to bring a new north bay

not a whole lot to worry about very clear view at sea church hour right now in a very clear view all across the bay was still quiet conditions on radar when we zoom out across the region you do see those showers to our north and west those eventually steered direction but not until after 09:00pm tonight. >>and could result in some wet conditions early tomorrow morning far as today goes in this morning. we are chilly in the 30's and 40's with conquer double in livermore as well as parts of the north bay like fairfield down into the upper 30's while berkeley and san francisco in the upper 40's right now, i've got more on your forecast. still ahead well, let's do a quick cycle of the bay area bridges starting with the bay bridge toll plaza it's been this way for the past say 15 minutes or so yes, we see. >>some cars but we will not see what we saw pre pandemic so you shouldn't have any problems if you're going from the east bay down onto the streets of san francisco if you are using the bay bridge if you're using the san mateo bridge, it's picked up just a little bit over the past several minutes stil

season on a bit of a chilly note for inland areas that are still hanging out in the 30's as for east bay viewght here skies, pretty clear over u c berkeley, but there's definite fog and cloud cover hanging out right over the bay itself. that's resulted in some big slowdowns for you see ventured into work on the peninsula all the way down into the south bay where that blanket of fog is especially thick around santa clara and san jose this morning, let's advance the future cast you can see gradually clearing skies into the afternoon. we do have sunshine to be expected later on today tomorrow morning, less of a foggy impact looking likely with a nother nice and sunny day after that. why are we seeing so much sunshine lately wants just as a general set up with a high pressure ridge sitting firmly in place this is sending any chance of rainfall out of the region. this is actually a fairly common set up that we often do see during lineen has which is the set up this year in the pacific. that's keeping us dry across the southern tier the u.s. while northern areas are getting all that moisture that w

you have a ticket to an eatery in the bay view. this is not only delicious but run by one of our very own commissioners cat anderson. it has been open since 2018 serving food, cocktails to go. i speak for myself and the department when i say we truly hope the reward an gift you receive today-i can't speak. the gratitude that everyone in this room feels for your incredible work and hard service, you are doing to keep our parks clean safe and beautiful for all. thank you so much. i'm going to turn it over to our general manager. >> thank you. and thank you for such incredible remarks. obvious tip of the cap to tom harrison who i love and adore and i'll be front and center and present when that tree planting. getting close to the end now folks. usually what happens is there's a presentation of stumpy. there's a very quirky secret history which they've never shared with me because i'm management. i'm told that he can only be presented in person. this gives us hope as vaccines arrive that next year we'll all be together for the presenta

chase young was shot to death on the fourth of july in bay view. his family says he was watching fireworks with his sister at a birthday party. today jace's sister and friends led a caravan across the bay bridge to bring attention to the unsolved murder and to call for an end to gun violence. >> he was wrongfully murdered. we're just protesting for my brother trying to spread awareness and trying to get justice for jace. >> so sad. billboards have been set up in san francisco in jace's honor. police belief jace was not the target of the shooting. >>> california reported more than 32,000 new diagnosed cases of the cloronavirus today. that's well below the daily average of 44,000. again, the state is setting the wrong kind of records with hospitalizations. the number climbed to close to 18,000 people today with more than 3700 of those in the icu. both are once again single day highs. >>> a quick look at the regional icu capacity. the bay area went down a hair from yesterday and is now at 13.5%. it was 13.7 yesterday. northern california is in the best

bay area. most of us today into the solid mid to upper 60's burlingame foster city and mountain view each at 65 today. well in the south bay. temperatures back into the mid 60's, a whole lot like we were yesterday east bay conditions also nice and comfortable a little bit above average for this time of year oakland and berkeley at 64 conquered at 66 sonoma 67. well fairfield vacaville in santa rosa or 3 warmest spots each at 68. next weekend, we're actually looking at some 70's back in this forecast by monday and tuesday expect low 70's for your average highs it is going to be well above average for temperatures as we make our way into the second week of december 30's for your inland lows, 40's for your base citing coastal lows in these dry conditions and sunny skies. not showing any sign of letting up any time soon. rebecca. >>all right john thank you heading outside right now checking out to your commute. 4 and the san francisco bay bridge of course it's going to be nice out of the macarthur maze right now it's going to be a quick trip only 11 minutes across the upper deck to the fremont stre

the mayor says she needs support from the hubs organizers is convincing people of color, the bay view that the government approved covid-19 vaccine is safe. >>because of the experiments that took place. many of us remember and we read about the tuskegee experiment and using black people. unfortunately infecting them with diseases and and and and people are very leery of what this means for them today absolutely i think there's feel that some people might want to get it. >>i'll be honest i i still have a lot of questions i want to ensure answered for i myself go do it. and before i myself tell people this is a good idea in addition to finding information about covid-19 residents will find help with food insecurity housing health services and work for stabilization during the pandemic. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>next to date state health officials releasing updated guidelines for youth sports what they mean for high school athletes across california and its warts tara vanderveer surpassing pat summit or the some of the profession becoming the. >>all-time wins leader in women's col

christopher somalia has pleaded not guilty to several charges in connection with a fatal shooting in the bay view. those charges include voluntary and involuntary manslaughter assault by officer and negligent discharge of a firearm and this all stemming from a december first 2017 shooting that killed quito neil the case marked the first time a san francisco da had filed such charges against an on duty police officer, some is going to be back in court on february 26. >>the governor newsom is expected to delay the stay at home order coming up in a live report >>look at weather and traffic for you on a tuesday morning all is quiet. so far so good in san francisco a little chilly outside we're getting a break from the rain but there is more on the way when's it going to come john tomorrow night, the return of some rain i think i'll take the chilly morning and the dry conditions today as compared to yesterday's. >>really wet roadways even though we certainly did need that rainfall nice to get a break from it today bay bridge looks good actually get a little bit brighter out there right now not seeing

that way for it is a little notches frosty but also foggy out there for many parts of the bay, this is your view across the bay from sausalito right here with some fog that is pushed in can't see your downtown view because of that dense fog now what's happening here is we've got some to fog that's collected in the central valley, specially dense out that direction. it's been pulled through the delta and the carquinez landing in san pablo bay and now spreading further closer to the city of san francisco. so while most of our bayside cities and coastal areas are crystal clear. these areas under a right here have been seeing that increasingly foggy sky. this includes bayside marin sonoma and napa counties as well as all of solano county portions of inland contra costa county all the way out to hercules in north richmond conquer danville down to livermore also being affected by these dense fog advisories now we will be looking at these in effect until 10:00am this morning. fog going to be staying pretty strong from the way how out east towards antioch in the delta throughout your late morning commut

rainfall was just after midnight, you're still seeing the remnants of that moving across the bay a pretty misty view at berkeley right looking out from the east bay hills now showers on satellite and radar our most widespread for the north bay at the moment, mostly staying on the lighter side of things currently let's get a look at radar out here and well we will be able to see that conditions are definitely still wet for many of light showers hanging on former in sonoma up into napa counties we have dried out on the peninsula as well as the east bay and the east of san jose holding on to a couple light sprinkles. if i point at the very edge of the screen. there there's the heaviest of rainfall that's left the region that's pushed its way out but it was with us overnight and that's why roadways are still so wet across the region. this is where we're sitting the heaviest of rainfall up into the sierra foothills snowfall still falling pretty good up in the sierra nevada as we make our way through the morning you notice that there will be some scattered sprinkles from time to time so we'll keep you upd

here's a look from the east bay view certainly nice and clear no fog to speak of either. well the temperatures already dropping off 46 in morgan hill 47 in san jose 41 now in dublin 44 in livermore 51 degrees and timber on 51 berkeley to the north bay here starting to see some patches the blue beginning to show that models begin to see some temperatures dropping in the 30's in fact already 38 degrees now in the napa valley so a cold night ahead tonight. i think that's going to play out as we head through the week temperatures by night going to be very cold in spots down below freezing in concord and live more 31 degrees inside the find some mixture of 30's and some low 40's and the north bay going to be very as we head throughout the week here these temperatures are going bring in near freezing maybe freezing in your neighborhood away from some of the urban areas of course can be a little bit cooler. there about 33 degrees in santa rosa, 34 in a bottle and 35 degrees in the napa valley. high pressure overhead love to get some rain here but right now that ridge just too st

playing christmas music. >>> happening today, a christmas tree giveaway for people living in the bay viewthe last five years the sf guardsmen and their partners have sold christmas trees to raise money for at risk youth, the leftovers given away to those who can't afford a tree of their own. these christmas trees will be given away at the intersection of cargo and jennings street starting at 1:00 p.m. >>> and let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. it's been a cold start out there, i've heard from some of you, 29 up in santa rosa last hour, golden gate bridge, nice and sunny. 35 in mountain view. freezing in morgan hill and from santa cruz in the low 40s right now, high clouds, 34 in novato, 29 up in santa rosa. 35 in liver mother, we have fog around walnut creek, dense fog on the delta, changing seven day coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> up next disappointment and frustration from many parents, public schools in san francisco won't be reopening anytime soon. >>> operation warp speed given an update on vaccine distribut

make that thin veil of fog out over berkeley sitting right there across the east bay, not really blocking out much of the viewn the east bay side of things but as you're traveling down one o one in 2.80 on the peninsula. watch for some low visibility spots on that side of the region skies, clear pretty quickly midmorning by the afternoon ahead of us it's back to sunshine. no big surprise. there we've been enjoying a lots of sunshine lately that does continue today and really the rest of the week too. this high pressure ridge in the setup in general has not changed much. we're still dry, we're still sunny. temperatures right around where they should be for this time of year we finish november off with some below average precipitation in the first 2 weeks of december look to be bringing more of that that's good news for those of you that need to get some stuff done maybe in the backyard, some holiday shopping. but not necessarily the best news considering are deepening drought, especially for the north bay, 50's and 60's for coastal spots for daytime highs today will be 60's elsewhere in the bay area and a warm

pay a million going to do it there i mean all the views this morning, our gorgeous or half moon bay viewout there at the coastline, so it's almost harder for us because it's tempting to go outside they don't have anything to go outside for right now so i know it's a nice weekend you want to get out there and enjoy it. you go ahead and do so take the dog on a walk, but of course we still have to abide by the shelter-in-place orders that are still going on through the holiday and just be as safe as we possibly can it's going to be a busy weekend. we have to get stuff done so at least mother nature is cooperating golden gate bridge in the distance it is gorgeous out there. no cloud cover anywhere across the bay. we are going to be seeing it staying this way to through the course of the weekend ahead of us futurecast shows very quiet picture today tomorrow on into sunday, too a little bit offshore cloud cover but the bay area itself remains pretty clear all the way through the weekend this high-pressure ridge is going to ensure that we stay dry today tomorrow on into the start of next week t

aspect the mayor says she needs support from the hubs organizers is convincing people of color the bay view that the government approved covid-19 vaccine is safe. >>because of the experiments that took place. many of us remember and we read about the tuskegee experiment and using black people. unfortunately infecting them with diseases and and and and people are very leery of what this means for them today absolutely i think there's feel that some people might want to get it. >>i'll be honest i i still have a lot of questions i want to ensure answered for i myself go do it. and before i myself tell people this is a good idea in addition to finding information about covid-19 residents will find help with food insecurity housing health services and work for stabilization during the pandemic. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>now to the east bay were hurtful unified schools, making sure families don't go hungry during the holidays and the district is providing meals to all children under the age of 18. >>starting tomorrow kids can pick up 5 meals meant to get through december 20th and on friday ch

helps biggest covid-19 testing project of the year encompassing san francisco's mission district bay view sunny dale excelsior and visitation valley, the disproportionate result among let next being consistent with previous testing events from earlier in the year to call bill says now it is time for the city to take action action plan moving forward has to be seriously double down on efforts to help mitigate the spread of the virus but more importantly the resources have to be to ensure those most on the margins have the ability to shelter in place would and safely has menu kron 4 next on kron 4 news at 10 the fda approves emergency use for pfizer's vaccine meeting the first shots. >>it could begin as early as next week. >>of the top infectious disease experts in the bay area will join us live to break down what we can expect plus the holidays just 2 weeks away congress is struggling to come up with more relief for americans in time what is behind this latest setback and bay area restaurants are doing their best just to survive the new stay at home order some business owners now afraid th

aspect the mayor says she needs support from the hubs organizers is convincing people of color, the bay view that the government approved covid-19 vaccine is safe. >>because of the experiments that took place. many of us remember and we read about the tuskegee experiment and using black people. unfortunately infecting them with diseases and and and and people are very leery of what this means for them today absolutely i think there's concern to feel that some people might want to get it, i'll be honest i i still have a lot of questions i want to ensure answered for i myself don't do it. >>and before i myself tell people this is a good idea in addition to finding information about covid-19 residents will find help with food insecurity housing health services and work for stabilization during the pandemic. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>in the east bay teachers in san ramon are protesting the school district's plan to reopen schools next month. teachers say starting in person learning on january 5th put students health at risk. the san ramon valley education association met virtually with the b

there's a view of the bay.to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> when health care workers start receiving the covid vaccine this week it will seem like any other vaccine shot but the technology used to develop these vaccines was approved by the fda for the first time ever. if you heard the term mrna and wonder what it's about, well, we have some answers for you this morning. >>> here is a live look at the pfizer facility near kalamazoo, michigan, very busy as vaccine shipments were shipped from all over. bob redell is live in pleasanton digging deeper into why this vaccine is so unique. >> reporter: good morning to you, cierra and marcus. this kind of vaccine is different because it doesn't use the virus itself like you would with the flu shot when you receive that and it's also faster to make. that messenger rna, that's the mrna, is a piece of genetic code of instructions that instruct ourselves to create a protein, and that protein then triggers an immune response. now there's no live virus like we get with the flu sho

oakland, 56, in mountain view, san jose, 56 degrees and 50 at half moon bay and the view of the post-sunsete east bay hills camera. the temperature readings in santa rosa and novato. concord is our mild spot at 62 degrees and look across at the embarcadero and we'll see clouds increasing overnight and it will be cooler tomorrow than it was today. rain will develop tomorrow night in the north bay and over the weekend we get steady and more widespread rain. tonight as the clouds increase look for low temperature it is dropping into the upper 30s in most of the inland valley locations, and mainly low to mid 40s on the bay shoreline and tomorrow we'll have bright skies early in the day and increasing clouds later especially in the north bay where the rain will start first. the highs tomorrow will range from low to mid-50s at the coast everywhere else expect we don't expect 60-degree temperature readings tomorrow. the abc 7 storm impact of light intensity and light rain will strike late tomorrow night in the north bay. by saturday we'll see light rain or shower spreading to most parts of the are

mornings get pretty chilly so watch out for those 30's in the north bay as well as the inland east bay, beautiful view of from our tower cam looking at the bay bridge all the way out to the east bay again we are fogged free this morning now yesterday's you looked across the horizon you likely noticed that hazy view. yes we have seen air quality not the best yesterday and we're starting off this morning with more moderate conditions pockets of good out there. we are going to look at a bit of a hazy view yet again today winds will pick up overnight tonight. that's going help to clear out some of that poor air quality and then this weekend some showers looking likely will help out even more so this is good news for those of you that may be a little more sensitive to that not so great of air quality that we have seen off and on today tomorrow, nice and dry again we do see winds picking up tonight some cooler air pushing in tomorrow, she'll notice the cooler feel to it tomorrow despite the fact that will stay dry. on friday night showers begin to push into the north coast snow right along the oregon border

bay hills. let's take you outside in view of san jose. we'll show you some of the hazy skies out there. a beautiful sunset moment. this is tossing a considerable amount of high level clouds over the bay area, but as the storm ranger, scanning the skies there, nothing to show for it. so mid and high level clouds. great for sunsets, not for raindrops. the transition, air quality should improve, but december fire danger conditions on the hills as dry as mid october. so fi time the winds pick up out of the north and northeast, like they will tomorrow and especially sunday night into monday, that's getting our attention. we'll take a closer look at the hour by hour wind speeds, and when any rain may try to make a comeback in that extended forecast. i'll have a closer look at that coming up in about five minutes. >>> president trump is in georgia tonight for his first political rally since losing the election. the president and first lady left the white house headed there to campaign for the two republican senators. both are at high stakes runoff elections. the president is speaking at a victo

bay. lovely view westward from emeryville along the bay bridge and san francisco. other temperature readings 52 in santa rosa, novato 46 and 50 fairfield and mid 50s in concord and livermore. during the overnight hours -- i forgot about the forecast features. almost skipped over this one. this is a lovely view, as well from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. chilly days and gusty winds will develop over the weekend sunday into monday mainly, dry wind increasing the risk for fire so bear that in mind. we'll keep monitoring that situation for you and still no rain in sight for the next seven days. now we can talk about overnight conditions. we'll see an increase in clouds at the coast and high clouds passing over, as well. overnight lows will be chilly in the inland valleys where lows will drop into the mid to upper 30s but along the bay shoreline and coast we'll see lows falling only into the low 40s and tomorrow, look for sunny skies once again with a few passing high clouds so in some parts, it will be filtered sunshine with high temperatures from

mid 40s in oakland and san jose. 40 degrees at mountain view and 50 at half moon bay. a clear view from emeryville looking towards san francisco. other temperature readings right now 40 at santa rosa and 41 at novato at fairfield. low 40s at livermore and concord. and looking back at the skyline of san francisco from the exploratorium camera, these are our forecast features. mainly clear overnight with chilly conditions in the inland valleys. another dry and mild day tomorrow. part of a pattern that we'll have for the next seven days. and the pacific storm track, which is guiding some weather disturbances into the pacific northwest is flowing well to our north. so we will not have any rainfall here for a while. overnight, under mainly clear skies, except for a couple of low clouds near the coast. overnight lows will be generally int the upper 30s and our inland valleys, and low 40s just about everywhere else. tomorrow another sunny and relatively mild day with high temperatures int the upper 50s near the coast. low 60s near the bay and mid- to upper 60s inland. now as w

geneva avenue overpass to connect to the bay view is a freeway project. highway 80 to hospital curve to fourth street is a big traffic jam that should be stu studied o see how that could be impro imp. you have two off ramps or onramps where cars are stopped on the freeway. we should be looking into those situations and applying for some of the highway fund that's are there to correct those situations. thank you very much. >> thank you. are there any additional callers on the line. >> with that we'll close public comment. i guess that opens up a comment. do we get any dollars from the federal highway administration from any of our related work. >> we don't get a lot. dpw is really-san francisco isn't on the big receiving list for formula federal highway dollars. if there are projects that cal trans works on. those are funned with federal highway dollars. as an agency, not so much. >> okay. good to know. directors are there any other questions or comments before we move on and go onto our next item? >> i just have one thing. the caller who talked about the

bay, as well. low to mid 50s in novato, napa, concord and livermore. the viewate bridge, i can't tell looking at this image whether there is any wet pavement there or not but certainly raining across the north bay and these are the forecast features. light to moderate rain and periods of moderate to heavy rain and dry and milder this weekend. the current storm, the one that will be with us into tomorrow morning ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. light intensity but heavy rain overnight and rough and dangerous surf will remain with us although the beach hazard statement expired. the forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening but certainly by midnight but even earlier than that we'll see a surge of more concentrated and heavier rain pushing through, sweeping through the north bay pushing southward and eastward. lighter rain will reach other parts before midnight. notice how that surge, that wave sweeps quickly southward and eastward between about midnight and 3:00 a.m. and most of that heavy steady rain will be out of here before the morning commute

mid 40s in oakland and san jose. 40 degrees at mountain view and 50 at half moon bay. a clear view from emeryville looking towards san francisco. other temperature readings right now 40 at santa rosa and 41 at novato at fairfield. low 40s at livermore and concord. and looking back at the skyline of san francisco from the exploratorium camera, these are our forecast features. mainly clear overnight with chilly conditions in the inland valleys. another dry and mild day tomorrow. part of a pattern that we'll have for the next seven days. and the pacific storm track, which is guiding some weather disturbances into the pacific northwest is flowing well to our north. so we will not have any rainfall here for a while. overnight, under mainly clear skies, except for a couple of low clouds near the coast. overnight lows will be generally int the upper 30s and our inland valleys, and low 40s just about everywhere else. tomorrow another sunny and relatively mild day with high temperatures int the upper 50s near the coast. low 60s near the bay and mid- to upper 60s inland. now as w

bay. >>and today we will be seeing some sunshine returning this afternoon, a dose of fog for inland valleys, although pretty clear from your berkeley view upper 50's to low 60's for highs later on. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area this morning, nice and quiet and smooth at the bay bridge toll plaza, here's a live. look so come on problems into san francisco will check more bridges and drive times coming up. a lotta folks are asking me lately how to get their dishes as clean as possible. i tell them, you should try cascade platinum plus the power of oxi. cascade platinum + oxi breaks down food soils some detergents can leave behind, cleaning up to 99% of visible and invisible food residue then washing it away so it doesn't redeposit on your dishes. and oxi is cascade's most powerful clean, formulated with no chlorine bleach. for a deep, hygienic clean you can see and feel cascade + the power of oxi. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. that's very common to have a gum health concern as well. you know,

bay was a good chance to get out there and enjoy some sunshine. this morning. >>patchy fog is the key word because some of us are crystal clear others not so much in your view from tam cam showing a little bit of both the sunshine up above and then that fog that has settled right into the bay having been polled our direction from the central valley where some dense to lee fog is that right now just love the shot though its future to nevado concord new are lowest visibility area so parts of the north bay, especially right to the and right along san pablo bay have seen that densest a fog making its way through from the valley. well areas further south and right along the coastline of but just the opposite nice and clear. >>later on today those foggy spots will clear out by the afternoon we're all in for a good dose of sunshine. temperatures in the 30's and 40's right now it's the first day winter so we're starting off things with a seasonably way to be dublin you're at 35 nevado sitting at 32 degrees. one of our coldest spots this morning. james. >>all right john thank you very much. so here's a look at the bridges as we gauge traffic around the ban there really i

that settled into the bay yesterday morning what we're pretty free of that you can see the bay bridge in your viewcross the bay from city of sausalito down looking at san francisco so already off to a nicer start than yesterday just as chilly though so you still want to bundle up later on today at the coast it will be a range of upper 50's to low 60's some high passing clouds can be expected. but definitely clear skies this morning for inland valleys and even our bayside areas, daytime highs will be back mostly into the mid 60's today. it is a cold morning. you can see at the start of our day planner those 30's that are showing up so i'd say bundle up this morning get that extra layer ready to go and then enjoy another mild afternoon. >>robin all right sounds good. thank you john your checking in on the traffic maybe take a little bit of extra time to sit in that car and warming up it's a little chilly outside no at least are starting off your monday morning commute hot spot free. it's a great trip into san francisco as checking out 80 west, a nice role so far right nice and smooth across upper de