so, a couple things to point on bayview. bayview also has two officers that are assigned to the griffith housing development. that community engagement officers, they answer calls to service and specific housing development. and we have a lot of this we can talk about in terms of those particular offices. so the magic question is what adjustments? it depends on how many officers we have available to work and fill operations. we still have another arm of the department that we have to set up that is the administrative arm including the officers that we have reassigned to do the tri and perform work. and it's a constant challenge to try to keep officers deployed effectively, but as we see in the past few years our overall deployment has dropped and as part of that we've had to make some adjustments with our foot beat deployment. ideally as we hopefully maintain our staffing, that number will stablize and we're looking for ways to actually increase in the bayview and other station where is we know it would be useful and helpful

sites in bayview. because those are assets the city owns we are not under the same pressure to move people out. of course, we are supportive of the recommendation but didn't want you to be left with the impression this was missed. it is going to be funded in the proposal. that was part of the $5.9 million we proposed earlier which the committee was not as supportive of to keep the r.v. sites until we can find housing in the bayview rather than outside of the community for people experiencing homelessness. thank you. >> thank you. member miller. >> are you suggesting we add more in your comments, chairperson williams, i am learning the technology. i was wondering if you were trying to -- suggesting to add more people from bayview or commenting on it? >> i mean i personally would like to see more flex pool subsidies for folks especially given member friedenbach's comments and the equity standpoint we know african-americans are the largest percentage of homeless in san francisco and bayview is a large afr

a new essential services have been san francisco is open to the community, it's in the bayview district. the hub will serve as an ally flying to essential services for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco has been hit the hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the bayview essential is part of mayor breed's 28 and a half million dollar commitment to support the hispanic community as they deal with the covid-19 and the struggles that they face the location will also provide access to food housing health services and workforce, stabilization. make sparked a magical friendship between a 4 year-old girl and a ferry in los angeles. it's a relationship born of kindness during

>>san francisco's bayview district is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents inhe community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco populated has been hit the hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them one important 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. unfortunate

>>san francisco's bayview district.>is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents in the community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the pandemic to honor city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. >>san francisco populated has been hit the hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. one important 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

we frequently do events in bayview.ple to come and work on their own bikes or learn skills and give them access to something that they may not have had access to. >> for me this is a fun way to get outside and be active. most of the time the kids will be in the house. this is a fun way to do something. >> you get fresh air and you don't just stay in the house all day. iit is a good way to exercise. >> the bicycle coalition has a bicycle program for every community in san francisco. it is connecting the young, older community. it is a wonderful outlet for the community to come together to have some good clean fun. it has opened to many doors to the young people that will usually might not have a bicycle. i have seen them and they are thankful and i am thankful for this program. [♪]s program. >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪] >> i

it was positive to learn the bayview has protected the most transit service because of the number of potential workers in the community and that community was hit hardest by the pandemic. with regard to item 7 the downtown study congestion study. the outreach on the new concept in the midst of pandemic. it shared the concerns of the puck oofof thepublic with the lt pricing in the em of the zone that might have to cross in and out frequently. in addition, the lack of data shown that could assist to determine boundaries was raised. the cac recommended approving the funds for additional outreach and studies. also on behalf of the cac i would like to thank the staff of the authority to the big adjustment to the remote standards and maintaining the high standards in the work and information they present to us. i would like to thank commissioner yee for the opportunity he has given me to represent district 70 the citizens advisory committee for the past six and a half years. that concludes my report. thank you. >> thank you, mr. larson. any questions or comments from members? this is not c

for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited

>>san francisco's bayview district is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents in the community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communities of color disproportionately impacted by wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco copulate has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them one important 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 wh

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>>a new essential services hub is open in san francisco's bayview district and the hub will serve asal services for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco populating has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the bayview essential is part of mayor breed's 28 and a half million dollar commitment to support the latino covid-19 response effort. the location will also provide access to food housing health services and work face workforce, i should say stabilization. time now 7.52 we'll take a quick break we'll be right back. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab.

mostly clear. 51 for bayview and crissy field. everyone else around 44 to 49 degrees.ve 45 over in richmond. we have 33 right now though in santa clara. some light frost is possible. the air is still very dry. same thing around pleasanton and you can see around petaluma and american canyon, a little bit of fog and 34. the fog is more around petaluma and novato. sutro tower looks clear out there. other than that patchy fog, good conditions for your commute. heavy jacket this morning, may not need a jacket later on. here's future radar, jumping ahead to friday. we know the next 48 hours, a storm front will pass us to the west and bring us increasing high clouds today. that's what happens as we head into saturday. look at that front getting so close. look at how close that green is. it just evaporates. the area of low pressure that is creating that moves into the great basin by monday. that's going to give us an offshore breeze, a gusty one at that. that will heighten our fire danger. as you can see, the rain will continue up to the north even next wednesday, it stays wel

>>san francisco's bayview district is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents in the community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communitiss of color disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco populated has been hit the hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them let important 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. unfortunat

>>san francisco's bayview district is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents ine community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. one important 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 using black people. unfortunately infecting them

>>san francisco's bayview district is the location of the city's new essential i just how residents in the community access to food and other basic goods, they need san francisco mayor london breed says the bayview location will also serve as a covid-19 lifeline for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the pandemic to honor city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. >>san francisco has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. one important 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 infecti

>>the bayview essential services hub is part of mayor breed's 28 and a half million dollar commitmentto support the latino covid-19 response effort. the location will also provide access to food housing health services and workforce, stabilization. we'll take a break here at 6.40 coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco's board of supervisors voted on a resolution. >>to condemn the naming of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital after the facebook founder will explain why. a home intruder caught on camera making his way from a home in the north bay we're going to hear from the homeowner about what happened. and we are going to be seeing conditions out there today, nice and clear free of fog out at half moon bay, but a little bit of cloud cover overhead. >>30's and 40's to start before some 60's for daytime highs to finish the day talking rain tonight in your forecast. >>we are back coming up on 6.45, we've got a beautiful looking shot forming up behind us now the sun is coming up. you know what it is up to james i'm out filling in for daryn folsom today when the su

built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that end

tenderloin has a 38% increase going from eight last year to 11 this year and bayview has a 30% increase they went from 10 this time last year and 13 this year and out of the district stations, northern actually has a decrease, they went from four this time last year to one year to date and they had two this time last year they have one year to date and near to date, zero to zero. and they went from nine last year and nine last year and to 20 this year and tenderloin from 11 to 22 and bayview from 36 to 47, mission from 10 to 16. southern from eight to 10. there are, however, good news. four district stations that are below where they were this time last year in shootings, that's central and it went from nine shooting incidents to three this year. they went from two-to-one and one to three to two and actually there's three out of the seven that went down. that's where we are on shootings. again, hopefully we can have a good month in december. we are doing everything that we can in terms of the deployment and putting our officers in the areas that have been hot with shootings. we did have

built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that end

tenderloin has a 38% increase going from eight last year to 11 this year and bayview has a 30% increase they went from 10 this time last year and 13 this year and out of the district stations, northern actually has a decrease, they went from four this time last year to one year to date and they had two this time last year they have one year to date and near to date, zero to zero. and they went from nine last year and nine last year and to 20 this year and tenderloin from 11 to 22 and bayview from 36 to 47, mission from 10 to 16. southern from eight to 10. there are, however, good news. four district stations that are below where they were this time last year in shootings, that's central and it went from nine shooting incidents to three this year. they went from two-to-one and one to three to two and actually there's three out of the seven that went down. that's where we are on shootings. again, hopefully we can have a good month in december. we are doing everything that we can in terms of the deployment and putting our officers in the areas that have been hot with shootings. we did have

hire people from the community, in particular bayview-hunters point. we are proud that is happening. you know, when we looked at how to build trust with the redevelopment of bayview hunters point in the shipyard, we are making sure the community benefits and the trust that was earned from the community to us that we did the right thing. moving to the new building and do the domino style, so all that is to say we have done a great job. we are a matey team set -- a a mighty team and thousand we can work for the people. we have done a lot of affordable housing built by people from the community, and that benefits. for example certificate of preference is what we have been pushing to make sure people displaced get to come back home and that is why we also voted to make sure the grandchildren of people who were displaced to give them an opportunity to come back home. a lot of good has happened. i am honored to be the current chair of the commission. i don't do it alone. i do it with not only my fellow commissioners and incredible staff there at ocii, but al

san francisco is launching a new essential service hub in the bayview district. that will provide services to communities of color impacted by covid. now those having a tough time finding affordable housing. mayor london breed will unveil it later this morning. one easy way to help a lot of people in need is through our nourishing neighbors food drive. next time you're at safeway you can make a $10 donation that will go to local food banks. the drive goes on until september 29th. be sure to join the "today" show for their season of giving food drive this morning. it starts at 7:00 for you right after "today in the bay." 5:07 this morning. a live look outside for you. what are things looking like in san jose? i think it looks pretty nice. we need to prepare to pack those umbrellas before we head out. not today as kari has been telling us but certainly need to be on tap for tomorrow because we're expecting the rain to move in then? >> yes. we are going to see it late tomorrow night so probably you'll make it throughout most of the work day without having to deal wi

the city is launching an essential services hub in the bayview. the money is coming from the $20 million that mayor london breed allocated to help communities of color that have been hit hard by the virus. the hubble help community members get access to healthcare , covid 19 testing, food, and employment assistance. >>> rapid covid 19 testing, and under 20 minutes. the test was developed at uc davis, requiring only a saliva sample instead of a nose swab. >>> we have increasing clouds, leading to showers tomorrow night into thursday. i have the timeline, when i return. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> the fda released a preliminary analysis of moderna's vaccine candidate. they did confirm that the company data showing it is about 94% effective, and shows no safety concerns that would prevent emergencies authorization. the data shows the vaccine may also

amid a recent spike in violence in the bayview anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. a warning now from the state's environmental protection agency officials say there are several bodies of water in santa clara county that you should not eat fish from this is because there's high levels of mercury in the water. there are 8 lakes and waterways that they say are contaminated they're all listed right here on your screen. water bodies are located in the guadalupe river watershed which has a history of mercury mining mercury is a highly toxic metal that can cause serious health problems if it is consumed. all right, let's switch gears now and talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here on this wednesday, a downtown san francisco. nice beautiful sunny day out there in chile in the evening sun meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now that's a second day of december and you're tracking some potential fire weather concerns. this is a little alarming very alarming, especially because this is the start of our wet season. we should be getting so

san francisco has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the may be essential services hub part of mayor breed's 28.5 million dollar commitment to support the latino covid-19 response efforts. the location will also provide access to food housing health services and workforce stabilization during the pandemic. and on the east bay, the unified school district is helping families get food during the holidays, the district is providing meals to all children under the age of 18 starting tomorrow children can pick up 5 meals meant to get them through december 20th and on friday children come pick up 7 more meals to last until december 27th, regular meal pickup will resume on january 4th bags of groceries will also be available on friday in these bags. we'll include fruits vegetables and some nonperishable items you can find a list of food pickup locatio

>>well new essential services is open in san francisco's bayview district.he hub will serve as a lifeline to the central services for communities of color, disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>we're on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco populating has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the baby was central services hub is part of mayor breed's 28 and a half million dollar commitment to support the latino covid-19 response effort the location will also provide access to food housing, health services and work for stabilization. new this morning in a 10 to one vote san francisco's board of supervisors voted on a resolution to condemn the naming of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital

now they also have 3 other pop-up testing sites one in the tenderloin one in the bayview and one in the excelsior they're trying to target underserved communities to get them tested, and if they get positive results to help them quarantine safely this push comes as the city is experiencing another surge of cases and hospitalizations. >>which is only expected to get worse after the thanksgiving holiday really we really wanted to say. >>ahead of the curve know how much sort of covid-19 was going across in the community and i wanted to put in an area that is easily accessible to the community like this transit station people can get easily know if they're positive go into isolation, anthony in and stop the spread as much as possible at this location they've been averaging about a 7 to 10% positivity rate. >>ucsf has partnered up with the latino task force who are also helping make sure people have a place to safely quarantine let them know that their isolation and towels not just space but having enough heading of cleaning supplies at home one young mission district president got his very

i had the supervisor talking to him from bayview hunter's point prior to this. his reaction to this hearing he hartley sees the scooters deployed in his district. that is frustrating to us. as i said, i have seen more in my district. i haven't seen all three companies. if the requirement is for all three companies to be deployed in communities of concern and that would be 50 plus 50 plus 57. i am not seeing that level of deployment, for lack of better term. that would be something that would be a concern to me when you are doing the r.f.p. is truly measuring and having a better understanding of how these communities of concern have deployments in them. chair peskin. >> thank you. if we are doing public policy, we have issues of equity and and the geographic distribution. that is what the vice-chairman from the southeast corner of the city spoke to. if you represent ground zero for tourism pre-pandemic. the issue in is noter east corner of the city is enforcement, right? we don't have geographic or equity distribution. we have it under permitting and we don't hav

monday afternoon happened in the bayview district the shooting was reported just after 2 in the area of 3rd street and custer avenue police say there were 2 suspects in a sedan and at least one opened fire as it drove by the 19 year-old was hit by the gunfire was taken to the hospital to be treated for his injuries were which were not considered life threatening. no arrests have been made in the shooting is of tonight and no description of the suspects or their vehicle is available at least at this point anybody with information about the case is being asked to call police. >>and the east bay 3 people 2 kids in a young adult died in a crash involving a vehicle and a semi truck. this is in livermore last night officers responded to the crash on last but ceitus around 1030 2 people in the vehicle died at the scene the 3rd later died at a hospital names have not been released the collision is being investigated in anyone with info here is asked to call police. >>to the north bay now sonoma state university announced this week that the deadline to apply as a student for the fall 2021 sem

i grew up bayview-hunters point. my daughter lives in atlanta. i have had to endure cannabis smoke with a toddler there for years. it is awful. we need to do something about cannabis and i do recognize people who live in multi-unit housing using cannabis don't have that many options. the option is not popoison everybody else with your cannabis smoke. it is so strong that walking down the street you can get a contact high by walking by somebody using it. black babies have the highest exposure rate to second-hand smoke and as ma. we want to provide services to people so we are not lowering the boom but dealing with stress and other health issues that we have and to be comprehensive and supportive. to have backup and legal laws where people cannot poison themselves and their neighbors. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker.. >> do we have next speaker? >> if you hear from the system that your line has been unmuted, it is your opportunity to begin your public comment. we are waiting for the next speaker. >> caller: good afternoon. i am the vice chair

and he hit and run accident in the bayview district, the collision was reported about 04:30am at 3rd street in evans avenue, the driver a 58 year-old man fled after the collision but later returned to the scene and was arrested, according to police his name is not immediately available. the 90 year-old was taken to the hospital and police have not yet provided any other updates on her condition and the north bay santa rosa man wanted for questioning in the burglary of a west santa rosa winery. >>was arrested for drugs and weapons violations step you tease with the sonoma county sheriff's office contacted south pitino santos said his home about the burglary and because he's a felony on probation because of previous burglary and theft convictions a search of his home was conducted in deputies say they then found a better pound of methamphetamine as well as cash in a loaded 9 millimeter gun pitino santos was arrested for the burglary as well as firearms violations possession of drugs for sale and other probation violations in the east bay tonight, we know that a 2 year-old thoroughbred

we're going to have the >>> three power poles sawed down overnight sparked a fire in the bayview neighborhood this morning. san francisco police met with firefighters at about 10:00 at cameron and nichols way after that fire had been put out. two of the poles fell and one remained up right supported by the tension of the wires. pg&e is working to repair the lines while police investigate. >>> new developments now in the christmas day rv explosion in nashville. the fbi has confirmed it was a suicide bombing. and for the first time we're also hearing from the heroic officers who evacuated the area. >> reporter: authorities continue to review this surveillance video of the christmas morning bombing that rock rocked downtown nashville. just after 1:00 a.m. this rv was seen parked outside the at&t building. >> hours later police responded to a call of shots fired as they approached the rv they could hear a recording coming from the vehicle telling officers how many minutes until the explosion. six national police officers now being hailed as heroes, james wells one of the first on the scene. >> i

i had the supervisor talking to him from bayview hunter's point prior to this. his reaction to this hearing he hartley sees the scooters deployed in his district. that is frustrating to us. as i said, i have seen more in my district. i haven't seen all three companies. if the requirement is for all three companies to be deployed in communities of concern and that would be 50 plus 50 plus 57. i am not seeing that level of deployment, for lack of better term. that would be something that would be a concern to me when you are doing the r.f.p. is truly measuring and having a better understanding of how these communities of concern have deployments in them. chair peskin. >> thank you. if we are doing public policy, we have issues of equity and and the geographic distribution. that is what the vice-chairman from the southeast corner of the city spoke to. if you represent ground zero for tourism pre-pandemic. the issue in is noter east corner of the city is enforcement, right? we don't have geographic or equity distribution. we have it under permitting and we don't hav

men involved in a home invasion robbery happened last night near 3rd street and key avenue in the bayview not too far from one oh one police say around 7.32 armed men broke into a home and held a 45 year-old woman at gunpoint they say the men made off with jewelry the victim's wallet. her cell phone and other items police were not able to locate the suspects and did not have a detailed description of the pair. anyone with information here is asked to call police to the east bay now and unfortunately a common sight around the holiday season a package thief areas caught on camera. >>happening conquer this is video from our car kron 4 of you are there of the theft happened about 10 o'clock this morning. you can see the man wearing a black champion top and then a gray had walks up and takes the box right off the front porch residents say that the package was a gift. it's not clear if the man targeted other homes in that neighborhood been a violent week in oakland, 3 people have been shot in less than a week in different incidents, the most recent was around 5 o'clock monday morning near the l

it was positive to learn the bayview has protected the most transit service because of the number ofotential workers in the community and that community was hit hardest by the pandemic. with regard to item 7 the downtown study congestion study. the outreach on the new concept in the midst of pandemic. it shared the concerns of the puck oofof thepublic with the lt pricing in the em of the zone that might have to cross in and out frequently. in addition, the lack of data shown that could assist to determine boundaries was raised. the cac recommended approving the funds for additional outreach and studies. also on behalf of the cac i would like to thank the staff of the authority to the big adjustment to the remote standards and maintaining the high standards in the work and information they present to us. i would like to thank commissioner yee for the opportunity he has given me to represent district 70 the citizens advisory committee for the past six and a half years. that concludes my report. thank you. >> thank you, mr. larson. any questions or comments from members? this is not com

. >> reporter: damien posey, aca l legend here in sa francisco's bayview district, is helping care and christian huang's food truck connect with the escity's needit neighborhoods.s "us 4 us" network of teenagelu nteers extends the food hot meals to people cut off byng covid from other types of public assistance and food sources and living in the city's food de fserts, where fred has always beencarce and relatively distant. >> ere are four building covomplexes, 1,000 residents, a lot of families, a lot of elderly, a lot of shut-in residents. and then, when i try to s ink of myselffamily in this neighborhood, there's not one restaurantgrocery store. that's pretty bad. >> families, woroor, undocumented residents, are by the most that are impact compared to the rest of the residents in san francisco. >> reporter: born anised in india, priti rane s well aware of care's humanirian work abroad, but never thought she would be involved with it since shmigrated to thu.s. now, as the director of the city of san francisco's nutrition services and food insecurity task force, she's relying on care's

after the thanksgiving holiday. 3 other post holiday testing sites were set up in the tenderloin the bayview and the excelsior district trying to target latin x and other underserved communities hard hit by the virus to make sure they're getting tested and if positive are aware that the city has isolation and quarantine hotels available. at this location they've been testing about 5 to 600 people a day averaging about a 7 to 10% positivity rate you wanted to do after thanksgiving, you know. >>knowing that you know a lot of people are going to gather at thanksgiving and maybe come into contact somebody who is asymptomatic we know that covid-19 a lot of people don't have symptoms and it can still spread it to other people so on in a panic. time after there's probably a lot of gatherings throughout you know the city and throughout the country attack. you know quickly identify cases today is the last day for these post holiday pop-up testing sites. it's unclear at this point. >>if they plan to ramp back up at these locations. once the christmas holiday rolls around. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>

residents confirmed within the last 30 days the dark green color on the map showing the most cases are in bayview hunters point 558 new cases and the mission district where there are 627 new cases of the virus viewing the real-time data from across the bay in alameda county. the map also uses darker colors for covid-19 hotspot cities and zip codes among the high is diseased oakland's 9, 4, 6, oh one zip code with over 3200 total cases and the city of hayward with over 2800 total cases san mateo county health dashboard shows over 20,000 covid-19 cases hear cases are listed by individual cities the highest totals are in daly city with 2900 cases east palo alto with over 2300 over 2700 redwood city and more than 2000 covid-19 cases in south san francisco, the vast majority of this group is in santa clara county where the cumulative total was 53,885 cases of the virus with a seven-day rolling average of 1170 new cases, darker blue on this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday, they'll santa clara san jose campbell and as far south as morgan hill. has it made you kr

christopher, has pleaded not guilty to several charges in connection with the fatal shooting and the city's bayview neighborhood, those charges include voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. assault by an officer and negligent discharge of a firearm now these are all related to the 12/1/2017 shooting that killed kiana o'neil, the case marked the first time a san francisco district attorney had filed some charges against an officer or an on duty officer will be back in court february 26. well a new ruling from the california supreme court will now allow offenders to qualify for early parole. the ruling is a part of a border state ballot measure that nearly 2 thirds of voters approve 4 years ago. it only applies to inmates who were convicted of non violent crime. so many people including former governor jerry brown who supported the initiative in 2016. did not intend for to cover offenders, non violent offenders in california include pumping, indecent exposure and also possessing child. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news people struggling with homelessness how the new home in oakland. we'll h

i had the supervisor talking to him from bayview hunter's point prior to this. his reaction to this hearing he hartley sees the scooters deployed in his district. that is frustrating to us. as i said, i have seen more in my district. i haven't seen all three companies. if the requirement is for all three companies to be deployed in communities of concern and that would be 50 plus 50 plus 57. i am not seeing that level of deployment, for lack of better term. that would be something that would be a concern to me when you are doing the r.f.p. is truly measuring and having a better understanding of how these communities of concern have deployments in them. chair peskin. >> thank you. if we are doing public policy, we have issues of equity and and the geographic distribution. that is what the vice-chairman from the southeast corner of the city spoke to. if you represent ground zero for tourism pre-pandemic. the issue in is noter east corner of the city is enforcement, right? we don't have geographic or equity distribution. we have it under permitting and we don't hav

we had a case several months ago where eight or so trees and six of them very large trees and bayview hunter's point and george court and massive, eucalyptus trees and what is from a priority level preventing the greatest hazard. those are what we have actively been addressing for hearings earlier this year. and i don't expect the public to understand or know that. i am telling you we have had a lot of hazard trees at our hearings in the last several months. the very first hearing we did we did zero development. and we had zero development and to send a signal we need to address public safety concerns. and the reason is to handle the records request and as an advocate. tas lot worse to talk to the city attorney's office who says you can't have notices and trees out there in the public right-of-way because of exposure to liability. we hear that and we want to remind everyone that we are not staffed like supreme court. this is covid. these are unusual times. we have three month setback and we have staff turnover and literally had to train new hearing officers. we don't expect the backlo

days before and after thanksgiving holiday so holiday testing sites were set up in the tenderloin bayview and the bart station at 20 at 24th street and the excelsior district. they're trying to target the latin x and other underserved communities is to make sure they get tested. so if positive. the city has isolated isolation and quarantine hotels are available. >>i wanted to do after thanksgiving, you know knowing that you are a lot of people are going to gather at thanksgiving and maybe come into contact somebody who is asymptomatic we know that covid-19 a lot of people don't have symptoms. >>and it can still spread it to other people so on in a panic. time after there's probably a lot of gatherings throughout you know the city and throughout the country you know quickly identify cases. >>well, the bart station testing site has been testing about 500 to 600 people per day and averaging about a 7 to 10% positivity rate. along the peninsula. a new free covid-19 testing site is open in san mateo county this drive-up testing site started testing people yesterday on the campus of jefferson u

residents confirmed within the last 30 days the dark green color on the map showing the most cases are in bayview hunters point 558 new cases and the mission district where there are 627 new cases of the virus viewing the real-time data from across the bay in alameda county. the map also uses darker colors for covid-19 hotspot cities and zip codes among the high is diseased oakland's 9, 4, 6, oh one zip code with over 3200 total cases and the city of hayward with over 2800 total cases san mateo county health dashboard shows over 20,000 covid-19 cases hear cases are listed by individual cities the highest totals are in daly city with 2900 cases east palo alto with over 2300 over 2700 redwood city and more than 2000 covid-19 cases in south san francisco, the vast majority of this group is in santa clara county where the cumulative total was 53,885 cases of the virus with a seven-day rolling average of 1170 new cases, darker blue on this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday, they'll santa clara san jose campbell and as far south as morgan hill. has it made kron 4

the trust for public land is proud to work with bayview-hunters point community and partner organizationsoject since 2015. in this process we have. [indiscernable] to create a community with trees in the neighborhood and restore hall three habitat. this project represents a down payment on the continued needs investment in parks and open spaces that are directly tied to the public health and well-being of bayview-hunters point community. they have faced decades of environmental ineckteens. community health is intensified by covid-19. with that said we are thrilled that after a competitive birding process the contractor was selected for the project. this opportunity to hire locallal loins with the equitable development plan by the local leaders representing the broad work force of the neighborhood. this project will strengthen the hunters point community and avoid the gentrification for park sites. without this investment to the local community. the remediation of this is in the equitable development plan to ensure healthy conditions. we would like to share our support for the remediation

it also states in the staff report that this would mean not implementing this route, the bayview hunter point neighborhood would have to transfer in order to get to and from downtown which increases travel time, thus increasing the risk of covid transmission. if this is the logic, how are you justifying implementing the k and l transfer project and j project. it shouldn't be that these neighborhoods get a direct line. meanwhile we create new transfers on other lines. it doesn't make sense. the second item, i proposed the creation of flag stop. these stops should be real bus stops with the bus can pull over. that way it increases access. then, the last thing i support the changes to the 37 routing to serve the hilly area and i support the resumption of the 27 and 33 lines. thank you. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> i also try to get in on item 12 and was unsuccessful. i think you need to explain how to make public comment on each item before you open public comment so people are clear about that. first comment on item 12 and comment on item 13. i mentioned earlier that i think t

the six-year-old boy was shot and killed in the bayview in san francisco on the fourth of july as a crowd gathered to watch fireworks. police have not made any arrests. organizers say the goal of the caravan today to draw attention to the case and the call for an end to gun violence. >> we just want support for my brother, we just want to get justice for him. >> several billboards are now up in san francisco demanding justice, authorities say the boy was not the intended target in the shooting. a convicted killer now charged with killing michaela garecht in 1988 made his first court appearance today. henry lee has more including why the sussex attorney calls the charges ridiculous. >> reporter: david misch appeared on the video in courthouse today. his defense attorney said his client had nothing to do with it. >> he wouldn't hurt or kill a child as they are accusing him of. this is a photo of misch from 1988 and a police sketch of the kidnapper, hayward police also say litigators matched a partial paw print on the scooter to misch. those types of prints had to be compared manually. his a

who sent us this video says this is just one of many side shows that have happened recently in the bayview hunters point area. people there say they're frustrated and angered that san francisco police and city supervisors have done nothing they say to stop this from happening. police were called and officers say they dispersed the side show last night. >>police did also say that multiple shots were fired and shell casings were found in the area. >>that doesn't here for us on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock on this. weekend sunday night but there's much more ahead of jonathan mccall after the break it is sports night live jason we'll have the highlights. >>and reaction from today's match up between the 49 ers and the cowboys, we'll let you know what it means for the niners playoff hopes plus a new start for steph curry as well as the sharks all that and more coming your way on sports night live stick around. make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, wit