city. my father started a business in this city. and i was looking through some of what we had and one thing i came across today and you can't see it, but this was the original business tax registration certificate that my father paid for. in case anybody knows, i don't know who it is, but the original-not original, but the tax collector was tad brown back in 1982. we have been around a long time. we supported this city. we helped build the city. we have been through god, go back, covid, earthquakes, all sorts of things. we are the fabric of the city. thank you for recognizing that. thank you for giving us a opportunity to help us keep that. just thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> good afternoon commissioners and staff. my name is shaw degen, and i'm honored to be here. i opened shaw shoes in 1970, the same year i graduated from university of san francisco. it has been a great success. we have numerous movie stars, celebrities and made columns. if you-some of you may know who he was. three times it was a honor. because

city. my father started a business in this city. and i was looking through some of what we had and one thing i came across today and you can't see it, but this was the original business tax registration certificate that my father paid for. in case anybody knows, i don't know who it is, but the original-not original, but the tax collector was tad brown back in 1982. we have been around a long time. we supported this city. we helped build the city. we have been through god, go back, covid, earthquakes, all sorts of things. we are the fabric of the city. thank you for recognizing that. thank you for giving us a opportunity to help us keep that. just thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> good afternoon commissioners and staff. my name is shaw degen, and i'm honored to be here. i opened shaw shoes in 1970, the same year i graduated from university of san francisco. it has been a great success. we have numerous movie stars, celebrities and made columns. if you-some of you may know who he was. three times it was a honor. because

so, it is just little things like this that makes it so hard to engage and do business in the city and doing business with the actual city of san francisco is a huge boom. especially for restaurants. again, think about all the multiple departments that have luncheons and really they only buy from a very select few that knew how to do the process. i want to have-is it-what department is that director? >> it is multiple departments. we did reach out to the city administrator's office to see if we could line up all the various staff that could have a say in improving the process. >> okay. thank you. >> i feel like something we talked about a while ago on the commission is having more forum like opportunities here, so maybe this is one where we can-when we have it agendize that there will be staff that are at every step of this process and we can invite small businesses so they have order of operations kind of presentation too. just a thought. >> [indiscernible] they had a supplier number, right? you dad? >> yeah, but i have crazy stories about like- >> how hard? >> yeah. the insurance-the

losing another potentially important business in the city. when we took over the company we had 3 full-time employees we now have 9. we are on a growth plan. first part of the spln the business that legacy business status this we are honored to be here today. we see walter as nextingly important in as a diverse employer and service provider for our communities not only in the local districts of our shops but all overnight bay area. so, we had great applications that we heard from today. we hope on everybody's behalf you have a yes vote for everybody and move forward, thank you very much. >> i'm hannah wong. i'm from [inaudible]. my father started the business in 1978. and finished college he got i job in united way. so pass it to me in 1984. you can imagine mag how many years the business i have been in. i'm mainly the [inaudible] and the [inaudible] area. and it is a tough business. not easy to survive. there are upon 7 print shops during the past 35 years that were in the neighborhood. now, we're the only one. and it is in the easy because e

controlled the 5 to keep the drug despite those the stuff that you for the city of at least see if it has to be the last song halls out. busy to have this uh fi says in the west, some side of the city, but it is a deal political situation here because he thinks that it has high stakes in his face. so, so they accuse followed the foxes under the umbrella of the. busy city in democratic parcels of the links to the p k. case fee for the son was faulty, which is a part of the tech has components of the circuit. the code is components in 530 and they a fuse. those boxes of the tories about they are the techie, is going to wipe them out either on the delivery side or on the city side. so it's as a matter of national security for labor in searcy, the americans also vacuum, the kids and das makes the situation much more complicated for the new governments in damascus. 5 to, i'll just said without the fires, every well now across the country. this is one of the challenging sites or puffs of that situation that move out of that for us in mum beach in the north of syria. thank you. or the funeral has been held for 5 jet and see what k

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businesses in the community. talk about that. >> yes, we are. one of the other programs with the epa is and our clean air act. if a local committee particularly the cities are nonattainment for the clean air standards, it's hard to attract a businesses in those communities. we are now working more proactively with cities all over the country to get them from nonattainment on the air standards to attainment. under president trump's leadership we have moved 38 communities from nonattainment to attainment over the last three years. that is lifting a lot of the regulatory burdens on our cities so they could attract new businesses, so they can bring in, when a business looks to see what you want to settle or start new facility, , they look to see whether or not the community is in attainment with environmental standards. i helping a team to the standards it's helping attract new businesses into our cities and particular inner cities. one thing you want to make sure everybody here knows and understands is out and find is clear today than it has ever been. eta is 50 years old this year. our air pollution is 74% lower than it was in 1970. >> wow. >> 74%. we mea

business groups. i think our concern is how are we going to be rebuilding our city in terms of how they can support the survival of businesses so that they will not be leaving our city? that's one thing that we need to find ways to support and first. otherwise eventually no matter you did all the cuts, when we cannot rebuild an economy, the bottom line is there will not be enough tax dollars to go around to support all the basic services in our city. >> yeah. i think you make a very good point there that working on all these cuts and if it presents further challenges to businesses that are not going to be able to then grow the tax base, that's an issue. what would you like to see the mayor do to encourage businesses to grow? >> i've been talking to everybody. they are saying as long as public safety is here, they're willing to stay. so i think i would like to work with our incoming mayor to making sure we got to rebuild the confidence and making sure that the budget in terms of cuts, making sure that it will not be too much impact on the public safety, but also we want to see this incoming mayor being

charging you all this money that you have to pay even when your business is not open, we eliminated all city fees the first year for all new small businesses. i can go on and on and on. and today we're here just to celebrate all the work that we've done together, including investment in nightlife, providing grants for nightlife and entertainment, allowing our streets to be used to celebrate and to have fun and look at who's coming. when i say fun, our drag laureate. darcy is the first ever drag laureate in the world right here in san francisco. but nevertheless, you know, i'm grateful to be here because i'm so proud of all the work we've done, the community said what they wanted, and we responded. we made those investments. now we have night markets. now we have an entertainment zone. the first ever in the state of california. now we have opportunities to ensure that san francisco is a vibrant place and it's a vibrant place, not just because of our great small businesses and our nightlife and entertainment. it's a vibrant place because of the people. the people are the ones that make this go

businesses in the community. talk about that. >> yes, we are. one of the other programs with the epa is and our clean air act. if a local committee particularly the cities are nonattainment for the clean air standards, it's hard to attract a businesses in those communities. we are now working more proactively with cities all over the country to get them from nonattainment on the air standards to attainment. under president trump's leadership we have moved 38 communities from nonattainment to attainment over the last three years. that is lifting a lot of the regulatory burdens on our cities so they could attract new businesses, so they can bring in, when a business looks to see what you want to settle or start new facility, , they look to see whether or not the community is in attainment with environmental standards. i helping a team to the standards it's helping attract new businesses into our cities and particular inner cities. one thing you want to make sure everybody here knows and understands is out and find is clear today than it has ever been. eta is 50 years old this year. our air pollution is 74% lower than it was in 1970. >> wow. >> 74%. we mea

and yesterday, city leaders held a news conference about the future of the santa cruz wharf and the businesses that had to close. now there is no timeline for when it will reopen, but the city is hoping it's weeksks, not months. city leaders say the section that collapsed may never be fully rebuilt because of long term climate concerns. meanwhile, santa cruz leaders are warning people to watch out for new a new kind of scam. in a facebook post here today, the city said people are soliciting donations, falsely claiming they represent closed businesses on the wharf. the city is reminding anyone who wants to donate to head to its official social media pages or website. 17 businesses are currently closed while the city works to repair that wharf. in the meantime, the city is working with business owners to get them some financial help, likely in the form of rent relief. okay, who has the golden ticket? a lot of excitement and a lot of chatter after someone in northern california hit that super high mega millions jackpot last night. the winning ticket, worth $1.2 billion. and it was sold in shasta

we are picking up momentum and seeing businesses coming back to union square. interesting in this city center, it's an iconic city center. >> reporter: marisa rodriguez is ceo of the union square allianceand says the district is showing signs of a recovery that will take some time. >> oh, yeah. this isn't something that changes overnight. this is a process. it takes focus and strategy to really rebuild the momentum. >> i think it's just a matter of a little bit positive public would be good for the city. i hope the new mayor will be a business-minded person. >> it's not an easy environment for a business to be in san francisco. >> reporter: back in february the now mayor-elect made a campaign stop out of the sale of the macy's building. now there's word there are several possible local investors, though the macy's future does remain uncertain. >> we're really excited for what else they might have planned for this space. is it housing? is it a five-star hotel, right? >> reporter: on the subject of hotels -- >> i am believing in people because i know some of the people from the lobby of

in a facebook post, the city says people are soliciting donations by lying that they represent closed businesseseminding anyone who wants to donate to head to santa cruz's official social media pages and websisite. meanwhile,7 different businesses are currently closed while the city works to repair the wharf. in the meantime, santa cruz says it is working with the business owners to get some financial help, likely in the form of rent relief. the santa cruz wharf is one of many iconic piers across california now being threaned by our climate and crisis. across our state, piers have been battered by brutal storms all year long. at least 18 have been closed or damaged so severely by the dangerously powerful surf. nbc's miguel perez reports from san diego. a san diego lifeguard maneuvered high rough waves off the ocean beach pier sunday morning following an emergency call. winter storms and high surf shut down this pier more than a year ago. it is one of california's 18 public piers damaged, destroyed or that remained closed in 2024. we are sticking something out into the largest ocean of the world,

yesterday, city leaders held a news conference about the future of the santa cruz wharf and the businesses that had to close. there is no clear timeline for when it will reopen, but the city is hoping it's weeks, not months. city leaders say the section that collapsed may never be fully rebuilt because of long term climate concerns. meanwhile, santa cruz leaders are warning people to watch out for a new kind of scam. in a facebook post today, the city government says people are soliciting donations by falsely claiming they represent closed businesses on the wharf. the city is reminding anyone who wants to donate to head to its official social media pages or website. 17 different businesses are currently closed while the city works to repair the wharf. in the meantime, the city is working with business owners to get them some financial help, likely in the form of rent relief. the santa cruz wharf is one of many iconic piers in california threatened by the climate crisis. across the state, piers have been battered by brutal storms since january. at least 18 have been closed, damaged or destr

that is lifting a lot of the regulatory burdens on our cities so they can attract new businesses. when a business looks to see where they want to start a new facility they look to see whether or not the community is in attainment with the environmental standards.by helping these communities attain the standards it's helping attract new businesses into our cities. but the one thing i want to make sure everybody here knows and understands is our environment is cleaner today than it has ever been. epa is 50 years old this year. our air pollution is 74% lower than it was in 1970. we measure six criteria air pollutants we been measuring for 50 years and all six have gone tdown under president trump's leadership. our air is cleaner today our water is cleaner odtoday. 1970, 40% of the water systems failed to meet epa standards today over 92 percent of the water systems need to standards every single day and we are working with the other communities occasionally have a problem with their water systems to make sure we provide clean water to every american regardless of their zip code and l

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city council to ratify that emergency declaration. the most obvious repairs includes scotts valley middle school, where you can see a large tree was knocked down on its science wing, and contractors have been busy resurrecting city traffic lights. but the town is still making repairs from past disasters, such as major roads still closed after massive mudslides, as well as damage from the ccu fire several years back. all in all, the estimated damage is around 100 to $150,000. i think we got off lucky, as unfortunate as it was for the people who were in those cars and had that scary experience of their car flipping over. i'm just so grateful that the tornado didn't hit a store full of people, or a mobile home park, or another, more vulnerable part of our community. scotts valley will actually end up doing what it did the last time it saw big storm damage, making for the moe city is still waiting for the $2 million from last year's necessary storm repairs, and if approved, the city manager says the wait for these new funds could take just as long. in scotts valley, robert honda, nbc bay area news. let's go over to 680 in fremont, where we are following some breaking news. commuters stuck in a back

the cy says people are soliciting donations by falsely claing they represent closed businesses on the wharf. the city is reminding anyone who wants to donate to head to its official social media pages or website. 17 different businesses are currently closed while city workers repair the wharf. in the meantime, the city is working with business owners to get them some financial help, likely in the form of rent relief. well, tonight, police in an affluent peninsula neighborhood are looking for at least two burglars who used a very high tech tool to break into a home last night. nbc bay area's marianne favro is at hillsboro police department with new details. police say a pet sitter stumbled upon two burglars inside a home. the sitter left the house and called 911, and when police arrived, they found an rf signal jammer. they say it's the first time they've ever seen one used in a burglary here. hillsboro police say a pet sitter reported a break in around 6:00 friday night. officers responded and discovered a shattered second story window, where they believe the suspects got into the house. investigator

he hopes the city and the police department can make some changes, so no other businesses have to go rough this. >> i don't look forward to going anywhere. i love my city, but we just need the people to get rid of the criminals. >> in oakland, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> san jose police shared these photos today from a retail theft bust. several suspects entered two stores at a mall in west san jose yesterday. they were carrying this equipment, which is used to bypass retail theft sensors. police arrested three people when they arrived. this unregistered gun was found on one of the suspects. a 15 year old girl. the teen and two adults are now booked into jail for the incident. >> he was called the man of steel, but to me, he would always be the number one joy provider. >> we're continuing to remember the life and legacy of the great rickey henderson. coming up, we'll hear from a former a's executive who worked with henderson for years, and we sat down with rickey henderson for a one on one interview this fall during the a's final days in oakland. >> we'll hear his thoughts

. >> now, as you might have guessed already, washington is going to be a very busy city in the comingks. even busier now, of course, with the former president expected to lie in state at the capitol. a state funeral for carter will be the third distinct national event requiring special security, the other two being the certification of election results and the inauguration of donald trump. and in just a few days, the house and senate will meet to swear in new members and elect a new speaker of the house. okay, just ahead for us here on cnn, desperate for news about their loved ones, some relatives of the 179 people killed in sunday's south korea plane crash are camping out at the airport where it happened. >> they say things take time and effort, but it's worth the wait. i can tell some stories. >> i'm so excited. >> i don't believe twitter brought the world together and the world was not ready to see itself. >> you read the comments. yeah, i might recommend that you don't. yeah, that's how i get by. >> you never backed away. you never stepped down. oh, that's how i get back. >> i fee

the perfect fuel to eat on the go when powering through this crazy busy city. hi. hola. nice to meet you. gabriela renteria is a journalist who writes about tacos. i mean, talk about a dream job. you're never not happy eating a taco. >> i say that like never. and you never get enough we're in the historic center, the oldest part of town built around the city's most famous landmark, the zocalo here, you're never more than a block away from a taqueria this is the city of tacos. the city of tacos? yeah, because you can find every taco, no matter our budget, no matter our taste, no matter where you live. yeah. taco is democratic. >> there are dozens of taco varieties in mexico city, the most famous being al pastor. oh, i can smell it already. yes. made of slow cooked pork on a spit. >> hola, daniel. hola, unos dias. dos y dos. oh, my god, look at those cooked onions. it's amazing the flavor, the smell. wow the onions and pork are covered in salsas and wrapped in a tortilla. >> to hold in all those amazing juices cook it close. >> gracias okay. >> more salsa. i'm going to get

busy city and national army as. busy soon as democratic forces the care of the city democratic forces with us because this city just 2 weeks ago was under the control of the city. democratic forces operation called dawn of freedom was launched on december 6th. well, by just in 5 days, the turkish box to city a national army was able to force the code to spice of the stuff that you practice on the policy that, that they want to maintain. that because certainly have some high stakes in this part of the country. i think about the some of the groups under the umbrella of a city democratic forces hoppey working with a p k, k. all the focused on work a spot to which the people see this, a total of this organization. the situation it is part of 50 off of much more complicated, but anyone else because of the existence of 2000 us through the front, also surface groups. and that's something about the new leadership team the most as has to deal with before. it can make sure that the national unity is maintained, etc. and got o

smashed the window the front door and stole several items she says she hopes the city can step up efforts to protect small businesses. >> i don't know what the right answer is for that. but i know that it shouldn't be the norm in a city like this for every business owner to be ranking the trauma of each time, their business has been broken into. >> no arrests have been made in the burglary. vacation will be open late tonight during the north beach night market. >> great night to be out and about in the city. as you can a lot of folks are trying to get into it. so for the night market or a holiday party or what have you, the weather is cooperating. it's nice, but you still want to bundle up. >> yeah, all right. don't still get some chocolate and coffee out there. if you're headed up about tonight, the beautiful evening going to be dry out. their skies. right now. we're mostly clear what a day we've had, in fact, want to get in december record breaking temperatures begin in december today. no exception. we tied another record today that one set at sfo back in 2014 of 67 degrees. we tied that record today and really ar

. >> well, washington's going to be a very busy city in the coming weeks. even busier now with the former president expected to lie in state at the capitol. there, a state funeral for carter will be the third national event requiring special security in the days ahead, the other two being the certification of election results and the inauguration of donald trump. now, carter only served one term, but he left behind a legacy that endures to this day. as we've been hearing a look back at how he changed the history of the middle east and beyond. next on cnn. >> we, the lazy, declare that we will recline when we feel inclined. >> we've checked off our to do list. >> now we're checking off our to do list. >> we, the lazy, are taking back lazy and our la-z-boy furniture, la-z-boy. >> long live the. i told myself i was okay with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms, but just okay isn't okay. and i was done settling. >> if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works diffe

we saw big messes at homes and businesses in cities like ferndale and garberville, but no one was hurt, fortunately. of course, that quake triggered a tsunami warning for about an hour. that included the entire bay area coast. we saw people, maybe you, evacuating to higher ground in places like pacifica, the san francisco zoo and berkeley across the bay. here is the tsunami hazards map and from the state department of conservation that's what it looks like. yellow signifies hazard areas that could be at risk in an extreme tsunami situation. when you zoom in on the bay area, it covers more land area than you might think. it's not just the coast, even parts of the bayshore could be at risk in a worst case scenario. here's the question. how likely is that to actually happen? our kara st. cyr asked the experts. >> reporter: the day after a massive magnitude 7.0 quake off humboldt county, people in the bay area are rethinking their tsunami plans. thursday for a time much of the bay area was put under tsunami risk. the first thought was where do i go? >> what do we do if it does get to the l

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your claim for being a foreign minister was trying to coordinate the new business to business city a to put in and progression has made it to the presence admittedly basis here. but the new innovation, and this need that i'm at the shadow, has repeatedly in the last we've seen that they do not want to put an end to that because they want them and themes, the strategic guys with russia has been even sufficient. you see russia as a balancing power when it comes to use relations with things and that's committed to that. so i'll just here as we're still start, are joining us live from damascus for sol. thanks so much for bringing that all down for us. dorsey, jabari and moscow has the russian reaction to the ukranian delegation in damascus of the kremlin has arranged the silence so far about the rapidly developing situation in damascus with the new administration, new taking power in the syrian capital. let's what we have heard from russian officials over the past few weeks since the fall of last year on the side is that the russians are in communication with the new leaders in syria. an

one was on a shop selling clothing and a busy marketplace in kansas city. at least 2 people were killed. many of the attacks have destroyed homes and schools, sheltering families who have been displaced several times. if for him, kennedy was at the scene of these rarely mounted attack. hey, brian, a partridges directly targeted the shops here and on the market. this is a vibrant place in nor vincent does this trip. where's the money is come to acquire the basic necessities and by the basic goods for their families, they ended up being targeted and, and brutally killed. we're sort of a very densely populated market here in more than a century by the city. and this is the scene here, has turned into a scene of the tragedy. really just the wrong holdings, all types of fine purchased in georgia, continuing for 50 night demonstrations, all angry about the government's decision to delay to, to join the european union. police used to augusta drive pro, just as away from the parliament building. they've gathered that each night since the ruling georgian dream party

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city of monterey for the suspects of 15 year old. saudi doctor is in police custody. the mariana evans, dean, welcome. germany is in morning after a driver plowed his car into a busy christmas market in the city of monta berg killing at least 2 people and injuring more than 60 others. one of the dead is a young child. authorities have arrested a suspect. he's a 50 year old doctor from saudi arabia who moves in germany in 2006. he had expressed strong anti islam views online, and also praise the far right a of the political party. the police force, the driver of a badly damaged bmw, out of his cot and onto the ground. before officers rushed to detain him, the race came moments of to the cost smashed through a crowd of people at a busy christmas market in the east gym and city of mount above. the vehicle drive at least 400 mazes, according to police, killing and injuring people in its path. a young child as among the deed, more than $100.00 image and c responders rushed to the scene of honor. we were in the church of the concepts and we sold the police lights and had the sirens. otto and of course it went on so long that you have to assume that something terrible had happened

the search is under way who shot a top ceo in the back, killing him in broad daylight on a busy cityeet before escaping on an ebike. what police have just revealed about the gunman. >>> and the supreme court delves into the politically explosive and personally fraud issue of transgender rights. the latest on the case and how it could reframe the public debate over gender identity. >>> but we start with this remarkable turn of events, not only that donald trump may pull the plug on his choice for defense secretary, pete hegseth, but that he is actively considering florida governor ron desantis as his replacement, a man who trump brutally mocked on the campaign trail, questioning everything from his political acumen to his sexuality. the new reporting comes from two sources familiar with trump's decision making. one of them telling nbc news that desantis is, quote, very much in contention. hegseth, meantime, is back on capitol hill. meeting with senators amid new nbc reporting that his drinking raised alarm bells among staff he worked with at fox news. but this morning, he said he's no

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i know you're supporters of small business and helping the city this permit will allow us to have theion for san francisco and our stretch of mission street where local business is struggling we want to or invest in the city especially with the enskachlts been a anchor for businesses. thank you. >> questions? >> only question is um, will the residents around have your information in case there is some points. >> they already do. >> they already do? >> thank you. >> where is the chips. >> (unintelligible). >> really yeah they want to see you, you was here and cameron came up and spoke and said do only chips. >> we have one of the favorite bars in the city and with the pandemic ordering up and coming. >> (multiple voices.) >> the home delivers in julian's i'll continue to do my best to keep you in business and no questions. >> none from me. >> complete streets what a public comment brings us. >> no? >> okay. no public comment on this item. >> closed. >> motions. >> love to make a motion to accept that recommendation with the staff recommendation. >> i second. >> president bleiman, aye.

but businesses a city away at capitola village. get some great news today as the high surf advisory and warning expires. also good news the rain has come and gone for now. a beautiful evening in san francisco, but another storm is on the way. meteorologist vianey arana is standing by with your christmas day forecast and striking hotel workers in san francisco are ready to finally get back to work just in time for the holidays. merry christmas eve. the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining me i'm janelle wang. well, it is christmas eve. tomorrow is christmas and the first night of hanukkah. so let's get right to our microclimate weather. the bay area did get hit with a decent amount of rain overnight, but that has since moved on and moved through. let's go outside for a live look across the bay area. a beautiful evening on this christmas eve in san francisco. christmas park in the san jose, san rafael a and fremont. meteorologist vianey arana joins us now. vianey. it is still shaping up to be a dry christmas, but

and, lance, i'm just curious, are you hopeful that your businesses can open soon, like city leaders also hope? well, i know the city is doing their best to get it reopened. i know they're facing some pretty big challenges that we haven't had to face before. i we're hoping to be open sooner than later. it's really going to depend on the engineers report whether the heavy machine that's in the in the water is going to be damaging. the end of the wharf, or if we could open and then maybe get that out a little bit later. so but we're, we're hopeful that we're going to open sooner than later. yeah. a lot to sift through right now. lance, thanks for being here. and wll be following this. thank you. all right. thank you. bye bye. all right. another headline. tonight. the chp will be sticking around a little longer to help fight crime in oakland. today, governor newsom extended the program. but it comes with a caveat. he's calling on oakland to immediately change its police pursuit policy and allow more chases. the governor is extending the program for one month. it means extra chp officers will

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