this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know that it has been so hard for so many of our seniors in particular to make appointments either on the phone or on-line. we've had a site open in the western addition, maxine hall. we opened up a pop-up site in the mission specifically, and we have a site in chinatown, as well. we know that there's been difficulties all over the state with seniors accessing on-line services and phone services to make an appointment. you've seen all the stories. so that's why, in the neighborhoods hardest hit, we opened facilities immediately, and because we embedded from day one an equity team in our covid response, we have been in these communities with a number of people getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting u

this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know that it has been so hard for so many of our seniors in particular to make appointments either on the phone or on-line. we've had a site open in the western addition, maxine hall. we opened up a pop-up site in the mission specifically, and we have a site in chinatown, as well. we know that there's been difficulties all over the state with seniors accessing on-line services and phone services to make an appointment. you've seen all the stories. so that's why, in the neighborhoods hardest hit, we opened facilities immediately, and because we embedded from day one an equity team in our covid response, we have been in these communities with a number of people getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting u

we also have the bayview child center conducting vaccination sites. we're making sure that everybody has the opportunity to be vaccinated, and that's going to continue. i do want to say thank you to michael janice with the s.f. market for opening this space up to the community. it's very important from the time that we heard we were going to have vaccines that we made sure we had sites in district ten, but also that we had a high volume site in the district. so i want to thank the mayor, i want to thank the department of public health, i want to thank the department of emergency management, i want to thank sutter, i want to thank everybody for coming together, prioritizing our communities, and making sure that we get everybody vaccinated and get back to a sense of normalcy. thank you for being here today, and thank you so much for the partnership and for everyone coming together to make this happen so quickly in our community. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, president walton. and as many of you hear time and time again, san francisco h

but they do live in the bayview. it's important that we communicate to them and pull them in to be apart. and the community created the bayview violent crime task force. they decided to change things in the bayview and that group was supervisor ronen because of the shootings up there. so they did that on their own. it will be further than anything else at this moment. >> one other thing, president cohen, if i can chime in, in one of the slides about the tv briefing sessions, so in that shooting review, we already, even though we don't have the intervention model in the software in a crime and really reaching out to svip and getting their support and maybe doing that intervention, even though we don't have it fully operational now, those are happening in the department so it will be possible. >> great. >> president cohen: great. i appreciate that. sfpd, we're going to pivot and hear from our community partners. arturo, is your team ready? we would love to hear for you. >> good afternoon, my name is arturo and bias int

but they do live in the bayview. it's important that we communicate to them and pull them in to be apart. and the community created the bayview violent crime task force. they decided to change things in the bayview and that group was supervisor ronen because of the shootings up there. so they did that on their own. it will be further than anything else at this moment. >> one other thing, president cohen, if i can chime in, in one of the slides about the tv briefing sessions, so in that shooting review, we already, even though we don't have the intervention model in the software

this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know that it has been so hard for so many of our seniors in particular to make appointments either on the phone or on-line. we've had a site open in the western addition, maxine hall. we opened up a pop-up site in the mission specifically, and we have a site in chinatown, as well. we know that there's been difficulties all over the state with seniors accessing on-line services and phone services to make an appointment. you've seen all the stories. so that's why, in the neighborhoods hardest hit, we opened facilities immediately, and because we embedded from day one an equity team in our covid response, we have been in these communities with a number of people getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting u

but they do live in the bayview. it's important that we communicate to them and pull them in to be apart. and the community created the bayview violent crime task force. they decided to change things in the bayview and that group was supervisor ronen because of the shootings up there. so they did that on their own. it will be further than anything else at this moment. >> one other thing, president cohen, if i can chime in, in one of the slides about the tv briefing sessions, so in that shooting review, we already, even though we don't have the intervention model in the software in a crime and really reaching out to svip and getting their support and maybe doing that intervention, even though we don't have it fully operational now, those are happening in the department so it will be possible. >> great. >> president cohen: great. i appreciate that. sfpd, we're going to pivot and hear from our community partners. arturo, is your team ready? we would love to hear for you. >> good afternoon, my name is arturo and bias int

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i was a part of bayview most of my life. for several years. this space used to be unoccupied. it was used as a dump. to repurpose it for something like this with the bistro to give an opportunity for the local vendors and food people to come out and showcase their work. that is a great way to give back to the community. >> this is a great example of a public-private community partnership. they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and

this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know that it has been so hard for so many of our seniors in particular to make appointments either on the phone or on-line. we've had a site open in the western addition, maxine hall. we opened up a pop-up site in the mission specifically, and we have a site in chinatown, as well. we know that there's been difficulties all over the state with seniors accessing on-line services and phone services to make an appointment. you've seen all the stories. so that's why, in the neighborhoods hardest hit, we opened facilities immediately, and because we embedded from day one an equity team in our covid response, we have been in these communities with a number of people getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting u

we don't have groups in the bayview, we have sets. and the command group is not in the bayview. it's outside. and that happened because of the injunction. i haven't seen y'all in the trenches, including the police officers. they know me and i know them. i haven't seen them in the trenches. the demographics are the bayview have changed. and we do have a new commissioner who is chinese. he must speak up as to the blatant discrimination shown to the minorities in the bayview. the chinese came to the bayview in 1850. we have 2% of the segment of the population who are creating a lot of nuisance and destroying our quality of life issues. we have home owners who don't want to live in the bayview. and we have turbulence in the portola and i heard the captain say something about it. it's over spill from the bayview and we have corruption of the highest order and millions of dollars stolen -- >> clerk: thank you, caller. president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> president cohen: all right. thank you. so, it is 9:00. i want to double check, do people need a break? no? we can

as far as strategies, i would go back to the bayview. the strategies we have been discussing are ongoing in the bayview and one of them was mentioned with one of the callers. it is a strategy that we have employed. so we do have foot beat patrols on 3rd street between mckinnen and oakvale. on 3rd street between mckinnen and revere. those will be in place until further notice. those officers are posted on those corridors and they are there until relieved by the event commander. so they are in place. we have found that to be at this point a successful strategy. at least we believe it's successful. those officers are given specific instructions to engage with the community. this is not about enforcement, this is about community engagement and letting the community know that we're out there, willing to work with them. at the same time, we do have a job. when people do shoot to investigate and hold them to account and that is happening as well. i mentioned in terms of the robberies, the strategies are increased in those corridors. we also hav

and our testing events in the bayview, are averaging about -- there's three much we test in the bayview three times a week and it's averaging about 500 tests a week and in the bayview area, next slide, please. just a minute. and what this graphic shows is a calender that mega black task force put together to distribute organizations in the black african american community. so they get the information on the testing event from us and they create their own flyers and calendars to distribute to organizations throughout the black african american communities in san francisco. next slide, please. now i'll talk about the funding we put out in the community in november of 2020. so we released covid prevention mitigation and care fund in the amount of $5.2 million to the community in november and the funding announcement included two catagories. the first category is community outreach and care which we kind of look at as covid, a covid continuum of care model essentially and so that includes outreach and education and it includes prevention messaging and p.p.e. test sites support and we're ask

how many people have you hired from surge island, how many have you hired from bayview. how many have you hired from lakeview. so, this is a major part of it. we are still looking like ten years ago as far as placement in these organizations. you are giving us access and all of that, but are you giving us places where we can start making our own determinations in life. so i want to make sure the conversation comes back to that topic and not just on access, because to me, that's a distraction from the real barriers that society has placed on communities like the tenderloin, like treasure island, like bayview, like fillmore and like lakeview. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you all this afternoon. and supervisors, thanks for hosting these folks, thank you. >> thank you, dell seymour for sharing your comments. miss pena, the next caller please. >> hello, preston ray. i'm a resident of the richmond district and work at monkey brain, a locally based internet service provider here in san francisco, isp partner. the board can elevate strategies the departments are alr

i am adjusting to be a soccer mom. >> the bayview is like my favorite team.though we lose it is still fine. >> right on. >> i have lots of favorite memories, but i think one of them is just watching the kids enjoy themselves. >> my favorite memory was just having fun and playing. >> bayview united will be in soccer camp all summer long. they are going to be at civic centre for two different weeklong sessions with america scores, then they will will have their own soccer camp later in the summer right here, and then they will be back on the pitch next fall. >> now we know a little bit more about soccer, we are learning more, and the kids are really enjoying the program. >> we want to be united in the bayview. that is why this was appropriate >> this guy is the limit. the kids are already athletic, you know, they just need to learn the game. we have some potential college-bound kids, definitely. >> today was the last practice of the season, and the sweetest moment was coming out here while , you know, we were setting up the barbecue and folding their uniforms,

we also have the bayview child

we have a small bayview site open now.p now in the mission, one of the most impacted communities as it relates to this virus. you know how we're doing it? we're working together. the department of public health led by dr. colfax, the healthcare providers that are a part of this consortium, we have all come together, because we know how important this is to reopening our city. we've saved lives, yes. but we know there are still challenges, not just our economy but around mental health. our children are not back in school. people are not back at work. folks have lost their job. we know how critical the rollout of this program is. and the reason why it's going to be a success, is because of each and every one of you. so i'm grateful that all of you are joining us here today. and i want to take an opportunity to recognize a few members of the consortium. because sites like this don't just open because we say we want them to open. they open because of people who helped to put together refrigeration system, transport system, doc

city of san francisco's new guidelines kron four's, maureen kelly went to a clinic and the city's bayview district that has already begun administering the shots. barr kind showed up today. the southeast health center in the city's bayview district to get his first moderna shot. >> he has cancer, which makes him eligible under tier. one c he said he had some trepidation about getting vaccinated had overcome or. >> i my fear of actually taking the shot a little bit. yeah, i did. >> i do. now. >> i san francisco's public health department has expanded on the state's list of those who qualify with chronic underlying medical concerns. they have brought in the categories for those with cancer chronic kidney and pulmonary disease obesity and diabetes. they've also added those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders hiv. those needing a caregiver to help with daily activities. people suffering from severe mental illness or any other disability. the director of the san francisco's health network. the health care delivery system for the city's health department says that that means the vast maj

tony kelly at bayview hunters point community. we're one of the smallest recipients of the soda tax money. you may have seen us on the list. this isn't our core mission. our core mission under this grant is to develop a co-op grocery in bayview. with the lock down in the beginning of the pandemic, we were drafted to provide food support and one reason because we were getting calls in the community at one of the mornings from families needing food that were falling through the gaps. and in that case, support to other circles and not being able to order groceries online. so we started with the six-week pilot funded by the public of public-health. it provided high-quality food at a low cost and we're happy with funding to keep that program going as long as we could. the funded ended then because a lot of private funding that was dedicated to the emergency and the pandemic, ran out at the end of last year between october and december of the year. and a lot of that private funding was dedicated to an emergency in the hopes that public

the southeast health center in the city's bayview district to get his first moderna shot. he has cancer, which makes him eligible under tier. one c he said he had some trepidation about getting vaccinated. i have medical condition a little paranoid about my condition. it could be talking you should be okay. san francisco's public health department has expanded on the state's list of those who qualify with chronic underlying medical concerns. >> they have brought in the categories for those with cancer chronic kidney and pulmonary disease obesity and diabetes. they've also added those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders hiv. those needing a caregiver to help with daily activities. people suffering from severe mental illness or any other disability. the director of the san francisco's health network. the health care delivery system for the city's health department says that that means the vast majority of their 90,000 patients. they see that their 14 clinics across the city qualify under the city's broader criteria. if you have one of these kind of conditions. your ri

do we have a similar level of support in bayview and the excel see year? is there some place and let me tell you why i'm asking. the next question after starting a public bank is, do we have enough end user or borrowing support in the places where we really need it and i just wonder you have been looking up to this much deeper than we have and is there any holes that come to mind and places we don't have enough cdfi or community bank support. >> i think it would be useful to actually hear about the dla's anticipated end user isn't just giving advice a lot of it is housing preservation production which will be beyond just the existing cdfi base. do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i mean, we were as specifically by supervisor fewer to look at housing issues so we didn't do a lot of work on small business lending by think what commission adams have had the name correct, talked about, i think it's where this could have very major impact in terms of property acquisitions and providing and you can do things shorter term working capital loans and those thin

this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point.the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know that it has been so hard for so many of our seniors in particular to make appointments either on the phone or on-line. we've had a site open in the western addition, maxine hall. we opened up a pop-up site in the mission specifically, and we have a site in chinatown, as well. we know that there's been difficulties all over the state with seniors accessing on-line services and phone services to make an appointment. you've seen all the stories. so that's why, in the neighborhoods hardest hit, we opened facilities immediately, and because we embedded from day one an equity team in our covid response, we have been in these communities with a number of people getting folks to these locations to be vaccinated, and i really, really want to thank mary ellen carroll who has led this effort from the very beginning at covid command, making sure that we're setting up

the southeast health center in the city's bayview district to get his first moderna shot. he has cancer, which makes him eligible under tier. one c he said he had some trepidation about getting vaccinated had overcome or. >> i my fear of actually taking the shot a little bit. yeah, i did. >> i do. now. >> i san francisco's public health department has expanded on the state's list of those who qualify with chronic underlying medical concerns. they have brought in the categories for those with cancer chronic kidney and pulmonary disease obesity and diabetes. they've also added those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders hiv. those needing a caregiver to help with daily activities. people suffering from severe mental illness or any other disability. the director of the san francisco's health network. the health care delivery system for the city's health department says that that means the vast majority of their 90,000 patients. they see that their 14 clinics across the city qualify under the city's broader criteria. it's really important. we're so glad that that the city

as far as strategies, i would go back to the bayview. strategies we have been discussing are ongoing in the bayview and one of them was mentioned with one of the callers. it is a strategy that we have employed. so we do have foot beat patrols on 3rd street between mckinnen and oakvale. on 3rd street between mckinnen and revere. those will be in place until further notice. those officers are posted on those corridors and they are there until relieved by the event commander. so they are in place. we have found that to be at this point a successful strategy. at least we believe it's successful. those officers are given specific instructions to engage with the community. this is not about enforcement, this is about community engagement and letting the community know that we're out there, willing to work with them. at the same time, we do have a job. when people do shoot to investigate and hold them to account and that is happening as well. i mentioned in terms of the robberies, the strategies are increased in those corridors. we also have in

as far as strategies, i would go back to the bayview. the strategies we have been discussing are ongoing in the bayview and one of them was mentioned with one of the callers. it is a strategy that we have employed. so we do have foot beat patrols on 3rd street between mckinnen and oakvale. on 3rd street between mckinnen and revere. those will be in place until further notice. those officers are posted on those corridors and they are there until relieved by the event commander. so they are in place. we have found that to be at this point a successful strategy. at least we believe it's successful. those officers are given specific instructions to engage with the community. this is not about enforcement, this is about community engagement and letting the community know that we're out there, willing to work with them. at the same time, we do have a job. when people do shoot to investigate and hold them to account and that is happening as well. i mentioned in terms of the robberies, the strategies are increased in those corridors. we also hav

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do we have a similar level of support in bayview and the excel see year?re some place and let me tell you why i'm asking. the next question after starting a public bank is, do we have enough end user or borrowing support in the places where we really need it and i just wonder you have been looking up to this much deeper than we have and is there any holes that come to mind and places we don't have enough cdfi or community bank support. >> i think it would be useful to actually hear about the dla's anticipated end user isn't just giving advice a lot of it is housing preservation production which will be beyond just the existing cdfi base. do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i mean, we were as specifically by supervisor fewer to look at housing issues so we didn't do a lot of work on small business lending by think what commission adams have had the name correct, talked about, i think it's where this could have very major impact in terms of property acquisitions and providing and you can do things shorter term working capital loans and those things of t

and the third one that is coming down the pipe is our produce market that is in bayview. so as far as the number of people that we can vaccinate, we are hoping that once we have adequate vaccine supply we'll have the capacity to vaccinate over 10,000 san franciscans a day combined across san francisco. as i'm sure that you have heard in the news and other settings, vaccine supplies have been a big challenge. but our goal is to try to make sure that we have the infrastructure in place so that when vaccines are available that we can -- we can get it into arms as quickly as possible. we also though have some other sites in addition to the large-volume sites and the mission neighborhood sites, for example, set up in an effort to expand the vaccine access across the bayview as well as the other neighborhoods with the highest infection rates for covid-19. and it does have limited access to health care services. so that site, when our vaccine increases, we may expand to have 200 to 400 vaccinations a day. and we have through the department of public health a network of community

. >> in august 2019 construction began on the new facility at 1995 evans avenue in bayview. it will house motorcycle police and department of forensic services division. both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the r

this happened a sunday in the bayview neighborhood. after the driver asked one of the passengers to wear a mask. san francisco police have an arrest warrant for the woman on the right hand of the screen. her lawyer said she will turn herself end. >>> last night las vegas police arrested the woman in red. >> is facing assault and battery. all three passengers have binned band back from the right share service. >>> contra costa will join the bay area in the red tear beginning on sunday. walnut creek gearing up for a busy night. restaurants will be able to reopen indoors. and i had a lot of people excited today including regulars and restaurant employees. >>> on sunday were going go into the red zone and i'm psyched about that. i appreciate the regulations and i am behind those rules. been able to go into a restaurant is the dream. >> we feel amazing that our customers can start enjoying the indoors. we are ready to get back to the new normal >> gyms and fitness centers can reopen at limited fitness capacity and all schools are eligible t

neighborhoods in dark-green have the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point and portola all of which were excluded from the state's list state senator cortese says the governor's office has committed to making to help take care of some of these areas. >>and happening today. governor gavin newsome will give his 3rd annual state of the state address he'll delivered virtually from dodger stadium, one of the largest vaccination sites in the united states. >>there will be no in person audience. the stadium does see 55,000 people which is roughly equivalent. the number of lives lost to covid-19 here in california. and the governor state of the state address begins at 06:00pm tonight and we'll carry it for you live right here on kron 4. take a look at this if you can believe it this is our web story on kron 4 dot com from exactly one year ago today on 3/9/2020 the grand princess cruise ship docked at the port of oakland after reporting at least 21 covid-19 cases of passage of passengers on board. more than 3,000 people were on board the ship at the tim

neighborhoods in dark green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple. >>only 2 zip codes in san francisco made it on to that state's list that is the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island to again senator cortez he says that the governor's office is expected to make some changes to this plan sometime tomorrow, the next 24 hours for now live in san francisco tailored the psac ii kron 4 news. thank you taylor more than 6,000 people who went to the oakland coliseum to get a vaccine got a less than recommended those people affected visited the site last sunday and monday. first theresa she's been following this story for us and has the very latest now from oakland. >>we first told you about the situation last week and now the state telling kron 4 news that they are indeed sending out letters to nearly 6300 people and the conclusion was that because they received more than. >>0.1 5 mililiters it's is i

is poised to administer 10,000 vaccines per day through high-volume sites at san francisco in the bayview as well as community-based sites in highly-impacted neighborhoods and through partnerships with safeway, c.v.s. and walgreens. unfortunately, vaccine supplies are extremely limited. so, while individuals may be eligible for a vaccination, there may not be doses immediately available. san francisco is ready to distribute the vaccines when they become available and hopefully supply will strengthen soon. given the limited supply, the state is prioritizing populations for vaccination based on their risk of contracting and spreading the virus as well as their risk of serious illness, hospitalization and death. as we receive more vaccine and move forward through the phases t city's goal to distribute the vaccine as quickly, fairly and equitably as possible. as of february 16t city has received more than 263 doses and has administered 203 of those doses to san franciscans and surrounding bay residents including those over 65 years old. this is a vaccine usage rate of 78%. starting tomorrow,

the southeast health center in the city's bayview district to get his first moderna shot. he has cancer, which makes him eligible under tier. one c he said he had some trepidation about getting vaccinated. i have ever come to other medical conditions all the little bear. in order for us. >> about my condition. it could be talking you should be okay. san francisco's public health department has expanded on the state's list of those who qualify with chronic underlying medical concerns. >> adding those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders. those infected with hiv. people needing a caregiver to help with daily activities severe mental illness or any other disability. the director of the san francisco's health network. the health care delivery system for the city's health department says that that means the vast majority of their 90,000 patients. they see that their 14 clinics across the city qualify under the city's broader criteria. if you have one of these kind of visit the conditions your risk for infection in your risk for from covid is very high. >> and we really wa

the areas where we have the highest rates of those getting vaccinated is bayview hunters point, the mission, those where we knew we had some challenges. >> mayor, don't go away. when we come back, we want to talk about a new program the mayor just announced, a new street violence intervention program in the wake >> we are back with san francisco mayor london breed. you've been vocal on attacks on asian americans in the city. you announced the new street violence intervention program today in collaboration with chinatown groups. >> the way it works is that some of us who grew up in san francisco, we might remember when the guardian angels used to control the history neighborhood, we had issues around crime and communities and they were the watchers of the neighborhood, they would want people to the store, they would be the eyes and ears on the streets, similar to what we need today. we need guardian angels, we need people who are out and about paying very close attention. but also developing relationships with merchants and people who are out there shopping and running errands and picking up

the southeast health center in the city's bayview district to get his first moderna shot.ncer, which makes him eligible under tier. one c he said he had some trepidation about getting vaccinated had overcome more. >> i my fear of actually taking the shot a little bit. the idea i do now. >> i san francisco's public health department has expanded on the state's list of those who qualify with chronic underlying medical concerns. they have brought in the categories for those with cancer chronic kidney and pulmonary disease obesity and diabetes. they've also added those wikh alcohol and substance abuse disorders hiv. those needing a caregiver to help with daily activities. people suffering from severe mental illness or any other disability. the director of the san francisco's health network. the health care delivery system for the city's health department says that that means the vast majority of their 90,000 patients. they see that their 14 clinics across the city qualify under the city's broader criteria. it's really important. we're so glad that that the city and county of s

among them, the mission district, portola, the bayview, chinatown and the tenderloin. >> if you look at san francisco, treasure island and the tenderloin need to be prioritized for access. i'm glad these neighborhoods are included. i'm also concerned that some of the other neighborhoods are excluded. >> reporter: supervisor matt hainey represents the tenderloin and treasure island. the only two san francisco zip codes chosen under the state's new equity plan that is setting aside 40% of the state's vaccine doses for communities hardest hit by covid-19. left out were some of the city's covid-19 hot spots, the mission and the bayview. >> we're obviously going to reach out to the governor's office and just let them know that we hope that we can change this. >> reporter: overall, ten bay area zip codes made the state's priority list. compared to over 70 in los angeles. community members telling me today that this list did not account for gentrification in places like the mission district. the state's metric was based on household income, education and health care in those zip codes. >> b

looking at that strong cell over the bayview district area in san francisco and checking rainfall about a half inch per hour. really coming down. san francisco, south san francisco to san mateo you are getting that wet weather for the east bay from walnut creek, antioch,

>>at a playground on sunday it happened in the city's bayview district and it left a 36 year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the hand. the 3 suspects approached the victim at the playground and one opened fire and then fled police say the woman was treated at the hospital for non life threatening injuries. no descriptions are immediately available for the 3 male suspects but if you have any information you're being asked to call sfpd. >>still to come right prices are still falling in san >>for your money tonight rent prices in san francisco. they are again according to zumper the national rent report the median one-bedroom price fell by more than 24%. in san francisco since last year but hey that certainly doesn't mean that read in san francisco is cheaper a bargain. san francisco still ranks number one in the country with the most expensive one-bedroom apartment on average price of more than 2600 bucks new york city's in second place 2400 followed by san jose, an average of 2100 for a one bedroom and oakland is number 5 5th most expensive to rent a one-bedroom talking $2000 a month

people lined up outside the southeast health center clinic in the city's bayview neighborhood as early as two hours before the doors open, according to city data. that area is one of san francisco's hardest hit areas, still averaging around 65 new cases. for every 10,000 cases compared toe on lee 34 cases citywide. we know that the more people who get vaccinated we kn to help prevent the spread of covid. ando need to focus on the communities that and prevent infection and prevent. t health center clinic says it's on lee administering shots to people who live in the 94124 or 94134 zip codes. about one in four santa clara county residents over the age of 75 are now fully vaccinated. ktvu zeh magus tells us about one senior living community that has reason to celebrate after most residents received their second shot on injection of normal life came rushing back to mold out residences last week as the fully vaccinated enjoyed margaritas and mariachi while still masking up. we did take her mask off to take a ship of a drink the safe and celebratory environ. and surreal to residents seniors

how many people have you hired from surge island, how many have you hired from bayview. how many have you hired from lakeview. so, this is a major part of it. we are still looking like ten years ago as far as placement in these organizations. you are giving us access and all of that, but are you giving us places where we can start making our own determinations in life. so i want to make sure the conversation comes back to that topic and not just on access, because to me, that's a distraction from the real barriers that society has placed on communities like the tenderloin, like treasure island, like bayview, like fillmore and like lakeview. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you all this afternoon. and supervisors, thanks for hosting these folks, thank you. >> thank you, dell seymour for sharing your comments. miss pena, the next caller please. >> hello, preston ray. i'm a resident of the richmond district and work at monkey brain, a locally based internet service provider here in san francisco, isp partner. the board can elevate strategies the departments are alr

after he picked up 3 female passengers at san bruno avenue and fell to street in san francisco's bayview district. he says shortly after they got into his car things started going wrong with the subject of wearing a mask came up a moment, the mask. >>i have a spare want. i do is like like you i don't have it. and then lady you know on the video who pulled a mask asked my fall on she >>we ran out of time, so you want watch that full story about the uber ride gone wrong tune into our primetime newscast today to talk to our website at kron 4 dot com gun crazy rob, all right, thanks for joining us. everyone tonight. ncer: meghan markle blowback. >> deborah: the just released a statement from the palace. >> i'm done with this. >> announcer: storming out the set on live tv. and, did megan really slam the door in her sister-in-law's face question work because she apologized, brought me flowers. >> announcer: as megan's dad takes a swipe at harry. plus, whose house was it anyway? the clues to the sitdown location. plus, the butler speaks. one of princess diana's closest confidant, what they are

important to the lives of people in this community in the mission district and excelsior and now in bayviewll for many, many years. and it's a pillar of the community, the organization. it's a great organization. i'm blessed to be joining at this time. it's done everything possible to lift the lives of people in areas of children's services, family services, youth, aging, disability, workforce development, and now in this covid-19 period as well, helping people with the economics as well as the health needs that they're experiencing at this time. just all the things that i've done some--in my time as well, and i feel right damian: you know, and a lot--i mean, every organization, every company, every group, every business, has had to slam on the brakes and change strategies whether it's business strategy, marketing strategy, service strategies, because of covid. and, you know, the mission neighborhood centers is no different. you've had to kind of change gears a little bit and focus on the pandemic in one of the hardest hit areas in the state. richard: well, as you know, thank you for that q

we frequently do events in bayview.e 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. it 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 san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, the fire boat station is intergal to maritime rescue and preparedness, not only for san francisco, but for all of the bay area. [sirens] >> fire station 35 was built in 1915. so it is over 100 years old. and helped it, we're going to build fire boat station 35. >> so the

after he picked up 3 female passengers at san bruno avenue and fell to the street in san francisco's bayviewdistrict. >>he says shortly after they got into his car things started going wrong with the subject of wearing a mask came up a moment, the mask. >>media i have a spare want. do is like like you i don't have it. and then lady you know on the video who pulled the mask asked my fall on. she started on this. she started cussing me for not having a mask in the video you see the same passenger that he is described in costa teen years >>i didn't know it's all happening so fast. i just wanted to get over with that. >>the tumultuous ride lasted around 10 minutes. he says the women decided to get out of his car at san bruno and silver avenue but not before spring something in his vehicle to remember them by that's when they got off. >>one the lady in the red every spread 4, 3, 4, seconds pepper spray. yeah, that was definitely at least be i i know so it was pepper spray and then i realized is this is too much i need to contact police, san francisco police confirmed receiving the report and that

neighborhoods in dark green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple as for who is on that list in the bay area there's 2 zip codes out of san francisco county that's the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island 3 zip codes out of alameda county all from within oakland. >>4 zip codes out of solano county and one out of contra costa county local leaders hope that will all change on tuesday. the governor is anticipated to make some changes to this plan. in san francisco. tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. the cdc released guidelines to let people know what is safe once they're fully vaccinated. >>the agency now says once you get your shot you can gather with other people who are vaccinated as well that includes beating indoors without a mask and social distancing. they also say that vaccinated people can be around those considered low risk for severe disease. officials say a person is considered fully vac

these people live in the bayview hunters point area of town, according to city data. that's one of san francisco's hardest hit areas still averaging about 65 new cases for every 10,000 tests. that's compared to only 34 cases citywide. that's why directors with the san francisco health networks say the only people who can receive a vaccine here are those from the 94124 or 94134 zip codes. we know that the more people who get vaccinated we know that's going to help prevent the spread of covid, and so we really need to focus on the communities that have the highest case, restore to hopefully, temper that and prevent infection and prevent hospitalizations. preventing severe cases is the goal for health leaders, but for the residents of same process go. they just want to return to normal life. i just don't want to be sick and i really want to dine out with my friends. the health center plans to stay open every day weekends and weekdays and administering vaccines from 9 a.m. until three in the afternoon. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news about 15% of americans have now r