>>> los expertos dicen que aún no hay respuesta clara >>> investigadores del wc de california en san franciscoa guerra sandra bermúdez explica a qué se debe >>> ha sido un aÑo muy difícil para muchos pero definitivamente para nosotros que trabajamos en alabama >>> adrián es f pericón muchos de sus compaÑeros ha enfrentado una gran cantidad de retos durante la pandemia no solo físicos sino emocionales >>> este paciente que tenemos ahorita internado tiene síntomas de esto o esa persona que perdió su casa durante la pandemia sobre el acoso, el dinero todas esas cosas que nos queden mente somos humanos que tan de acuerdo un estudio del wc de california uno de cada cinco empleados de emergencia estará en que su legado de desarrollar (nombre en inglés) la misma condición que registran los soldados al regresar de la guerra >>> el trabajo fue muy difícil agente dijo que tendría mucho miedo de contagiarse que a cambio de vas de estrés están experimentando depresión por la falta de organización de los hospitales o por sentirse abrumados por el número de personas del hospital y esto sabemos que así el ho

según datos de un estudio de la universidad de california san francisco, uno de cada cinco empleadosestrés postraumático, es la condición de muchos soldados al regresar de la guerra >> la mayoría de los trabajos fue muy difícil la gente dijo que tenía mucho miedo en contagiarse y transmitir la enfermedad >> a pesar de que el estudio reveló que los casos han disminuido a medida que aumente el suministro de las vacunas los expertos recomiendan que se algún trabajador de la salud siente algún síntoma que visita algún especialista >> tome nota hasta el 12 de abril tenemos una línea de ayuda para que las personas que no hayan podido obtener una cita para la vacuna puedan conseguirlo. el departamento de salud pública necesita personal para que le guía, será de 4:00 de la tarde 7:00 de la noche este lunes, no te lo. es el ocho tres tres cuatro 2/2/42 55 le van a contestar en español así que no pierda esta oportunidad >> han dado nuevas actualizaciones sobre la ayuda que se le dará familiares que han perdido un ser querido a causa de covid-19 y duro que pagar por los costos fúnebres. nos cue

. >> el hombre de sus 30 años de edad es atendido por la universidad de california san francisco 13 díasangre que se manifestó con fuerte dolor lumbar y en las piernas esto cuando apenas el pasado viernes se acababa de re autorizar el uso de esta vacuna. >> definitivamente cuando escuchamos estas noticias de efectos secundarios de gente puede dudar y tener otras preocupaciones por eso es importante entablar conversaciones como las que tenemos y se vale tener miedo >> el uso de la vacuna se había suspendido al registrarse 15 casos de coágulos pero en mujeres sin embargo las autoridades de salud re autorizaron el uso el viernes destacando que son casos extremadamente raros que frente la pandemia son más los beneficios que los riesgos que ofrece esta vacuna. >> si comparamos lo que es el hecho de tener covid-19 contra la vacuna de johnson & johnson el hecho de tener la enfermedad, tenemos el 16% de probabilidad detener un trombo entras que con la vacuna es 0.0 algo por ciento lo que sigue siendo una opción muy buena. >> [hablando inglés] . >> entretanto el director del departamento de salud

health officials at the university of california san francisco reported the first male case on monday. in a statement, u.c.s. in a statement, u.c.s.f. doctors noting, "we strongly recommend that everyone, age 16 and over, receive the vaccine." the alternative, says dr. marty, is dire. >> we still have higher levels of covid in the united states today than we did in september 2020. the lesson everyone should be looking at is what happened to india, that thought that they had this thing licked. sg thssedtherin outdoors, but o people, they're runninge dyg. we are still at a very high level, and this can still go the wrong way if we're not careful.. >> reporter: some st >> reporter: some states with mask mandates are still deciding how to proceed in light of the c.d.c.'s new guidelines. here in florida, it really depends on the county. some locations have never had mask mandates in place. and also new tonight, a potential game changer, as pfizer says the company could have an experimental pill to treat covid symptoms at home, ready by the end of the year, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, m

ramÓn: en esta ocasiÓn comenzaremos con el doctor luis, mÉdico de la universidad de california en san franciscoque ver que los casos han bajado, entonces debemos pensar que ya no hay tantos casos, se hacemos pruebas, puede causar estrÉs en muchas personas. la chance de que alguien que no tenga sÍntomas, es baja la probabilidad de que se lo transmita a alguien mÁs. las personas deben usar las precauciones cuando viajen, no viajar si tienen sÍntomas. los que estÁn vacunados pueden viajar, es importante saber que en su destinaciÓn, necesitarÁ algunas pruebas negativas o cuarentena, es importante asegurar te dÉ la informaciÓn al lugar donde vas. ramÓn: estas pautas sÓlo aplica para quienes viajan a los estados unidos, pero si alguien viaja al extranjero,¿por quÉ es importante que se haga la prueba al entrar a los estados unidos? >> esto tiene que ver con las cepas, en estados unidos afortunadamente no tenemos cepas como en inglaterra, brasil, pero viajando del extranjero, puedes ingresar alguna cepa en los estados unidos, entonces para prevenir. es importante hacerse la prueba antes de regresar a l

california. paola: san francisco publica esta semana, una investigaciÓn que llevaba aÑos, el alguacil del condadoar recompensas a personas que proporcionen informaciÓn, para detener a los responsables. marÍa: actualmente el fondo cuenta con 5000 $, quiere que la comunidad haga donaciones para tratar de parar estos ataques con mayor eficacia. [habla en inglÉs] marÍa: representantes de la bahÍa, asÍ como policÍas de san francisco se unen para crear un fondo de recompensas, era tratar de frenar la violencia contra la comunidad asiÁtica. junto con la asociaciÓn de policÍa de san francisco, lanzamos esta nueva iniciativa llamada: fondo para recompensa contra los crÍmenes, hacia asiÁticos. el fondo cuenta con 5000 $, pero espera que la comunidad haga donaciones, para combatir los crÍmenes hacia la comunidad asiÁtica. el propÓsito es arrestar la gente que comete estos crÍmenes, que atacan a las personas asiÁticos y del pacÍfico. se afirma que desde el aÑo pasado se han registrado a cerca de 3800 incidentes, en contra de las personas asiÁticas y del pacÍfico, un gran porcentaje de estos ataques ocurriero

. >> the chair of the department of medicine at the university of california san francisco. doctor, thank you very much for joining us. good to see you. this has been an extraordinary few weeks, few months after i know from my experience of reporting for a year on the dire state of the u.s. numbers and death rate, now we're seeing the extraordinary rollout of the vaccine. it's almost mind-boggling how fast it's going compared to the rest of the world. how much credit should the biden administration take here? >> a lot. there's very little credit i give to the trump administration about its covid response, but i have to say the operation warp speed worked very well. they got the vaccine produced, but the rollout was going quite poorly. and when the biden administration took over, it really picked up speed and now it's humming on all cylinders. 30 million or so doses a day, probably the second in the world after england, after the u.k. in terms of large countries getting the vaccine out. it's quite impressive right now. >> it certainly is. and what, though, are the risks invol

. >> el hombre de 30 años de edad esta siendo atendido por la universidad de california en san franciscobir la vacuna de johnson y johnson, 13 días después recibir la vacuna presentó el trombo, esto después de que se volviera a reautorizar la vacuna. >> cuando escuchamos esta noticia las personas pueden tener dudas y preocupaciones. >> el uso de la vacuna de johnson y johnson se había suspendido al registrarse 15 casos de coágulos en mujeres. sin embargo las autoridades de salud volvieron a autorizar su uso el viernes, destacando que son casos extremadamente raros, y frente a la pandemia son más los beneficios que los riesgos que ofrece la vacuna. >> comparamos tener la enfermedad de covid-19, yy la vacuna de johnson y johnson. la vacuna sigue siendo una opción muy buena. >> entretanto, el director del departamento de salud de san francisco reiteró que la vacuna tiene la gran ventaja de ser de una sola dosis. lo que es importante para llegar a ciertas comunidades. >> yo no tuve ninguna reacción. >> a él le pusieron la vacuna sin ninguna novedad. joaquín tiene dudas. >> tengo dudas. >> pe

california. en san francisco este grupo representa el 12% de los casos.el distrito de la misiÓn, este sÁbado y los siguientes sÁbados. no tiene que hacer cita, para saber si califica puede llamar al 400 154 049 860. se le darÁ prioridad a los trabajadores esenciales. nuestra regiÓn durante el verano ha presentado fuertes incendios en los Últimos aÑos, ¿pero quÉ podemos hacer para poder estar prevenidos? meteorÓloga: buenas noches, falta un total de 52 dÍas para que inicie la temporada de fuegos forestales por la Época de verano. aquÍ hay que prepararlos con tiempo, las recomendaciones no pueden faltar. mantenerse bien informado puede descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn mÓvil, univisiÓn 14 allÍ le enviamos aletas constantemente. desarrollar un plan de emergencia, cuando ocurren fuegos forestales de las zonas afectadas se pierde la comunicaciÓn, en ese plan familiar incluya un punto de cuento con sus seres queridos. siga Órdenes de evacuaciÓn cuando se emitan esas Órdenes en Áreas afectadas, recuerde que bajo una orden de evacuaciÓn no podemos perder tiempo. tenga

le co contamos que el restaurante de mÁs antiguo de california y san francisco sobreviviÓ a la pandemiao no ha atendido clientes en interiores. fundado hace 172 aÑos. este lugar tuvo que detener operaciones temporalmente, pero a partir de maÑana, anunciÓ que volverÁ a ofrecer sus platillos. gracias por informarse con nosotros, los esperamos con mÁs a las 11. musica pero se buenas tardes se danl titulo 42 la politica que c cerraba >> reclamo del papa rodeado de restricciones el papa francisco celebro la misa de pascuas y pidiendo que la vacuna llegue a los paises pobnres >> peligro inminente residentes alas sur de tampa son evauccuads por el peligro del agua >> listo para volcar,ar todo li para e primer vuelo controlado en otro planeta y esta listo en la superficie de marte para explotrar el planeta rojo >> noticias telemundo con vanes hoauc >> iniciamos en la frontera n donde no se detienen los cruces de inmigrantes pero a pesar de la llegada de muchas famiilias la esperanza de seguir en estados unidos se quierbra en cuestion de horas porque bel gobierno de bijoe biden sigu enviadndo a

san francisco; and city and county of san francisco v. recology san francisco, sunset scavenger company, and golden gate disposal and recycling company; the lawsuit involves defendants' violations of california'setition law and san francisco campaign and governmental conduct code based on improper overcharging of san francisco refuse ratepayers and unlawful gifts and contributions made to city employees and officers or to third-parties at their request; other material terms of the settlement are that defendants agree to be bound to a four-year injunction to be presented and entered by the court after the settlement agreement is approved. >> chair: thank you. supervisor peskin. >> i want to start out by thanking the city's attorney's office for their incredible work as well as the controller's office for bringing this to the board of supervisors. i do have some questions. i'm not on the government and audit committee particularly as it relates to releases from future litigation that i think would best be posed in a closed session. mr. president, i will respectfully and i don't think this will cause any harm to rate payers or to the city suggest that this item is continued to a closed session of

or japan towns, but there's three remaining one here in los angeles one in san jose, california and the other in san francisco, california. so this is a monument dedicated to the three remaining japan towns in the united states. on this historic landmark, we have quotes quotes from people that live in the little tokier area and their comment about little tokyo area. so right here, they said that people from the countryside as far away as santa maria used to come to little tokyo get their japanese ingredients such as soy sauce and sake or tofu because they couldn't get those items throughout southern california. they had to come to japan japanese town to get those ingredients right here is by haru hashimoto. she's a essay or first generation japanese and she started the mikawaya food chain here in little tokyo. this was a center of little tokyo and it speaked years in the 1930s 1940s and within a three mile radius. there was 35,000 people of japanese ancestry living within little tokyo today. there's only about a thousand left. this is a coban. koban in japan are police substations. why should we have a police

jaime sepÚlveda, director ejecutivo del instituto de salud global de la universidad de california en san franciscoil gracias, encantado de estar con ustedes. >> muchas gracias por estar aquÍ, dÍgame para usted, ¿quÉ tan preocupante es el que se de tenga el uso de una vacuna por parte de la fda y de los cdc? >> claramente no es una buena noticia, pero creo que las agencias reguladoras fda y cdc hacen bien, por precauciÓn suspender la utilizaciÓn de la vacuna johnson & johnson hasta en tanto no se tenga claridad sobre sus posibles efectos secundarios. sabemos que es una ocurrencia extraordinariamente rara, estos coÁgulos sanguÍneos en personas vacunadas. esto ha ocurrido principalmente en mujeres jÓvenes, pero insisto, es extraordinariamente raro y mÁs vale excederse en precauciones y detener la vacunaciÓn de johnson & johnson hasta que no se tenga una mayor claridad sobre los efectos indeseables. >> doctor es bueno poner en perspectiva siempre las cosas, porque estamos hablando de casi 7 millones de personas que han recibido esta vacuna, la de johnson & johnson, y estos episodios raros han sido alr

mayores de 16 aÑos podrÁn ser elegibles para recibir la vacuna en todos los condados de california, pero en san franciscola cita desde ya. ¿cuantas vacunas estÁn administrando diariamente? >> estamos administrando 500 vacunas, a partir del jueves vamos a tener una —— un segundo sitio de vacunas, en la semana vamos a poner mÁs o —3000 vacunas. julio: ¿los residentes de los diferentes cÓdigos postales pueden recibir la vacuna teniendo 16 aÑos, entre ellos la misiÓn, entre otros? >> estamos desde las 9:00 de la maÑana hasta las 4:00 de la tarde. en la 24 estamos de domingo a miÉrcoles, en la 18 estamos de jueves a sÁbados. julio: los jÓvenes de 16 aÑos deberÁn estar acompaÑados sus padres o tutor legal, llevar un permiso por escrito o hablar con el sitio de vacunaciÓn si vino a este paÍs sÓlo. >> si no tiene identificaciÓn, sin embargo, hemos de intentar trabajar con usted porque creemos que todos reciban la vacuna. julio: julio poletti, con noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: en medio de la preocupaciÓn por recibir la vacuna muchas personas han olvidado la importancia de realizarse una prueba de coronavirus. los

. >> california and san francisco in particular we took a strong aggressive stance on covid.for san francisco that has turned out to be for the positive. from the health perspectiveheale catastrophic from an economic perspective. we estimate that about 50% of small businesses were shattered whether they were temporarily shuttered or permanently closed is still to be determined. the resiliency of san francisco and california is really about to showcase itself. >> our expectation is california will grow fasgrow fas the u.s. the strength of the logistics industry. all of those look to be the growth sectors in the decade. >> have actually been doing fairly well. logistics is an area strength. >> we have up and down the state many different industries. there is a greagreagreagreagreaa >> making a still >> i am seeing people walk by pray pandemic. look what we accomplished during the pandemic. >> you can stream all of our california stories right now on our abc 7 connected apps wherever you stream. >> please check that out. in the meantime let's turn our attention to the weather. >

san jose conquered fremont, danville, livermore and gilroy. you don't even need to be a costco member to sign up for an appointment there, available to anyone who meets california's eligibility requirements. san francisco's chinatown campaign or excuse me. san francisco's campaign rather too. accident some of the most vulnerable populations continues in chinatown. it's mobile vaccination unit visited the pinion senior housing center located on pacific street, the gold heirs to vaccinate over 1000 people in chinatown in the next and the idea is if people clinic and the entire department? public health has been trying our best to get the vaccine to everyone way we're trying to increase our capacity and just because you build it, it does not mean they all come. patients have their own reasons, even if they want to get the vaccine they can. citywide 80% of people. 65 older have been receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. but in chinatown, that rate is considerably lower. with just 65% of chinatown seniors having received at least one dose. california is approaching 19 million covid-19 dose is being administered in this state. the state's population is around 40 million. according to the latest data, the

maybe the award winning chef of reams california in san francisco's mission district and in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood, but our main goal is to offer an understanding of her arab american culture through good food to break down barriers of understanding right. like i think cream's is really an educational space. the seal who was part palestinian and ports, syrian got the idea to introduce our food to the general bay area more than 10 years ago after a trip to syria with your father. the thing that really, really struck me was how arabs show their hospitality through food and threw the bread. the bread is kind of the lifeline of arab culture and history on and i just fell in love with the bakeries there, so it's still spent years perfecting her culinary craft and in 2017 open, reams, bakery and restaurant in oakland, and it became a hit everything i could have asked for it, but something she didn't ask for people. calling and saying, you know, way hope that your bakery blows up. go, go! go back to wherever you terrorists, but such calls have died down the open bakery thrive in a

san francisco leadership team of brady united against gun violence. and, as ruth indicated, brady united supports efforts nationwide to adopt and implement red flag laws such as the one adopted by california and san francisco and we support the efforts to strengthen and further implement the gun violence restraining order as proposed by supervisor stefani. my wife would also like to briefly talk about her own experience and how if such a law had been in place at the time it would have certainly helped her situation. >> anymore callers on the line? >> no more callers in the. >> i do want to thank ruth bornestein who's done so much work with brady to make sure we don't have gun shows who i've honored at the board before. thank you to you both. again, we need people like you to keep going on this issue. so, yes, so, first i would like to move the amendment that i've handed out and that i spoke of in my opening comments. >> okay. >> supervisor mar: mr. clerk, please call roll. >> clerk: [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes on the amendments. >> supervisor mar: supervisor stefani would you like to make. >> supervisor stefani: yes. i'd like to move the around ordinance amended

san francisco; and city and county of san francisco v. recology san francisco, sunset scavenger company, and golden gate disposal and recycling company; the lawsuit involves defendants' violations of california'setition law and san francisco campaign and governmental conduct code based on improper overcharging of san francisco refuse ratepayers and unlawful gifts and contributions made to city employees and officers or to third-parties at their request; other material terms of the settlement are that defendants agree to be bound to a four-year injunction to be presented and entered by the court after the settlement agreement is approved. >> chair: thank you. supervisor peskin. >> i want to start out by thanking the city's attorney's office for their incredible work as well as the controller's office for bringing this to the board of supervisors. i do have some questions. i'm not on the government and audit committee particularly as it relates to releases from future litigation that i think would best be posed in a closed session. mr. president, i will respectfully and i don't think this will cause any harm to rate payers or to the city suggest that this item is continued to a closed session of

california. my mother's parents the cytos came in 1918 and in 1923. they lived in san francisco's japan town and opened a store. life in california was hard for japanese americans state law banned immigrants from owning land. and caucasian neighbors often resented their success. the children of immigrants called the niece had to work extra hard to prove their loyal americans. despite hardships many japanese americans found the good life and made their way in society some became professionals and own their own home and others excelled. college but then came december 7th 1941. after pearl harbor wartime hysteria and racism intensified towards japanese immigrants in japanese-american citizens. they called them spies or saboteurs despite the lack of evidence. then on february 19 1942 president franklin roosevelt signed executive order 9066, which allowed the military to ban japanese americans the west coast. census records told the government where to find japanese americans signs posted in neighborhoods said they had just days to pack and leave. they could only bring what they could

inoculación de la comunidad latina que la paz afectada con el coronavirus no sólo en san francisco sino en el estado de californiaque la población de san francisco es la pila y el 40% se reportaron entre los hispanos, noticiero telemundo 48 >>>estadounidenses que fueron inmunizados y terminaron infectándose botijo las autoridades el cdc, más de 76 millones de personas se reportan 500 casos que terminaron en hospitalizaciones con hay que recordar que vacuna no es 100% segura lo importante seguir las >>> continuando como una residente de nevada fue una de las mujeres que sufrieron en la vacuna de johnson y johnson hablamos con una doctora tira porquÉ las mujeres son más propensas >>> en alberta justo y necesario una recopilación de los datos >>>la población en general, si hay pacientes que tienen síntomas, son consterna van a saber >>> una manera peculiar en cada una de las afectadas de la vacuna dichos sospechosos >>> están las plaquetas acumulándose en el cerebro, en la trombosis por eso se ve baja en la sangre >>> se evalúa si las hormonas de las mujeres nos hace susceptibles, pero el riesgo puede tener que ver

robert is the chair of the department of medicine at the university of california san francisco. for joining us. good to see you. >> ok. >> pfizer is applying for permission. how soon do you think it will be that u.s. children over the age of 12 wait to be vaccinated? >> looks like it's safe and effective. they're using the same dose as an adult. it was a matter of trying it in the kids, which they didn't do in the original trial. it takes a few weeks to go through the process, but i imagine within a month. >> that's pretty significant, not just for parents but also for schools. >> yeah. it's a big deal. it's significant for schools. i think it will make parents feel safer. all the -- we hear about the kids are so safe and the kids don't spread the virus, that's mostly kids under 12, kids 12 to 15, 12 to 16, actually do spread the virus pretty much like adults, so making sure the kids are safe not only for themselves but less capable of catching the virus and spreading it to others i think is going to make everybody feel a lot better. >> this has been an extraordinary few weeks.

. >> good morning good morning caitlin i'm caitlin lopez 23 years old i moved out to california and san francisco, california had i was about 8 years old and actually put in foster care at the age of 9 or 10 had a baby at the 16 years old so i've kind of had this crazy like youth experience. >> despite the challenges she faced caitlin finished high school and take advantage of program. >> i heard will mayor ed lee's program through my social worker and i interviewed with entrepreneurs after i was matched walking sweet spots office i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even had a job.

enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> san francisco opening a new vaccine site thisning. it is part of the effort to provide equitable access to vaccine. it will be open at 1099 sunny day avenue monday through wednesday from 9:30 to 3:30. this is a satellite site from a larger one. a third site in that neighborhood will open in the coming weeks. >>> the giants are bringing back more france to the ballpark. they will be doing it with a fully vaccinated section, actually, multiple sections. they will increase capacity by 1000 back sniff and started tomorrow. they are preparing to more than double the capacity to 50% next month if the city were to approve this increase. we are following the latest covid-19 vaccine updates. go to abc7news.com/ vaccine to get answers and submit questions to your abc7 news vaccine team. >>> the san francisco school board is vice president. she will still be on the board but will no longer be vp. she was stripped of that title. the school board selected a new person to serve as vp for the rest of the term. collins was the only board member

mayores de 16 aÑos podrÁn ser elegibles para recibir la vacuna en todos los condados de california, pero en san franciscoesde ya. susana, ¿tienes algÚn estimado de cuantas vacunas estÁn administrando a diario? >> a diario estamos administrando 500 vacunas acÁ en la 24. empezando el jueves vamos a tener un segundo sitio de vacunas, eso nos va expandir. en la semana vamos a poder poner 3000 vacunas. julio: ¿los residentes en los siguientes cÓdigos postales pueden ponerse vacuna teniendo los 16 aÑos de edad a mayores de hoy? entre esos estÁ la misiÓn, entre otros. >> en la 24 estamos desde las 9:00 de la maÑana a 4:00 de la tarde, en la 18 de la 11:00 de la maÑana a las 6:00 de la tarde. en la 24 estamos de domingo a viernes y en la 18 estamos de jueves a sÁbados. julio: los jÓvenes de 16 aÑos deberÁn estar acompaÑados por sus padres o tutor legal, llevar un permiso por escrito o hablar con el sitio de vacunaciÓn civil o a este paÍs sÓlo. >> si no tiene identificaciÓn, sin embargo, vamos e intentar trabajar con usted queremos que todos reciban la vacuna. julio: reportando julio poletti, noticias univisiÓn 1

san francisco and other california cities have recently granted certain ceqa exemptions to projects on the list and annually updated registry of waste sites in the state. in san francisco, contaminated gas stations, vehicle repair shops and parking lots and they have become prize development commodities in recent years and according to a chronicle article last year the planning department has granted or considered categorical and commonsense ceqa exemptions for a dozen projects and he over the past five years. state law mandates transparency and requires local governments to notify the public about potential hazards at a site before development begins. it allows the public to demand health protection and additional levels of clean up and requires formal considerations of those the dangers of carrying out development for project are sights can be severe and without mitigation efforts designed to clean up or eliminate how the substances these projects can pose several health risk to the public and future occupants by exposing them to dangerous substances and in 1991, assembly members sam

san francisco and other california cities have recently granted certain ceqa exemptions to projects on the list and annually updated registry of waste sites in the state. in san francisco, contaminated gas stations, vehicle repair shops and parking lots and they have become prize development commodities in recent years and according to a chronicle article last year the planning department has granted or considered categorical and commonsense ceqa exemptions for a dozen projects and he over the past five years. state law mandates transparency and requires local governments to notify the public about potential hazards at a site before development begins. it allows the public to demand health protection and additional levels of clean up and requires formal considerations of those the dangers of carrying out development for project are sights can be severe and without mitigation efforts designed to clean up or eliminate how the substances these projects can pose several health risk to the public and future occupants by exposing them to dangerous substances and in 1991, assembly members sam

yourselves us more and more of these things start to reopen throughout the state of california live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news, thank you so much. and now summer travel planning just got a little bit easier for people who are fully vaccinated, right. the cdc just ease restrictions for folks traveling domestically and even internationally as long as you've. >> got no your shots kron four's. maureen kelly has what you need to know before you go. >> the cdc says people who are fully-vaccinated that means 2 weeks after their final shot can travel within the u.s. without getting tested for coronavirus unless their destination requires it. they also don't need to self quarantine in terms of international travel. the fully vaccinated can leave the country without getting a covid test unless the country they are headed to requires it, but they still need to test negative before getting on a plane back home. but they don't need to quarantine once they're back the cdc is still advising the unvaccinated to avoid unnecessary travel. but everyone vaccinated or not is still advised to wear a mask wh

san francisco leadership team of brady united against gun violence. and, as ruth indicated, brady united supports efforts nationwide to adopt and implement red flag laws such as the one adopted by california and san francisco and we support the efforts to strengthen and further implement the gun violence restraining order as proposed by supervisor stefani. my wife would also like to briefly talk about her own experience and how if such a law had been in place at the time it would have certainly helped her situation. >> anymore callers on the line? >> no more callers in the. >> i do want to thank ruth bornestein who's done so much work with brady to make sure we don't have gun shows who i've honored at the board before. thank you to you both. again, we need people like you to keep going on this issue. so, yes, so, first i would like to move the amendment that i've handed out and that i spoke of in my opening comments. >> okay. >> supervisor mar: mr. clerk, please call roll. >> clerk: [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes on the amendments. >> supervisor mar: supervisor stefani would you like to make. >> supervisor stefani: yes. i'd like to move the around ordinance amended

california. relocations from san francisco to florida and texas jumped 32% to 46% last year according to a new reportwith net move outs from coastal cities increasing, new york as well here. moved to dallas, austin, texas room san francisco. the median home price in california is 700,$000 at the end of last year, good reason for them to go to texas where real estate is a lot cheaper. >> hope they don't mess up my state. >> they are already going. that is happening. lawrence: what is going on? >> i love catch up. let's just say do you remember the good old days when you could do this? >> got to use the phone. enjoy your meals. >> this helps. it was good. jillian: i never did that. we can't do that anymore. especially with the catch up portion. welcome to the great catch up shortage of 2021. supply chain issues and high demand for takeout and delivery led to a package shortage of catch up. according to the wall street journal long john silvers and texas roadhouse hit hard on those packets and one more warning, i will probably be doing a story for both of you on the lack of coffee and toilet paper becau

reema seal, maybe the award winning chef of reams california in san francisco's mission district and in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood, but her main goal is to offer an understanding of her arab american culture through good food to break down barriers of understanding, right. like i think cream's is really an educational space, the seal who was part palestinian and port syrian, got the idea to introduce our food to the general bay area more than 10 years ago after a trip to syria with. your father. the thing that really, really struck me was how arabs show their hospitality through food and threw the bread. the bread is kind of the lifeline of arab culture and history on and i just fell in love with the bakeries there, so it's still spent years perfecting her culinary craft and in 2017 opened reams, bakery and restaurant in oakland, and it became a hit everything i could have asked for it, but something she didn't ask for people. calling and saying, you know, way hope that your bakery blows up. go, go! go back to wherever you terrorists, but such calls have died down the open bake

this resolution will confirm san francisco's support for a state budget appropriation of 20 million for the california nutrition incentive program and urges the governor and budget committees to include that in the fiscal year 2021 budget act. here in california the largest producer of nation's food we have an extraordinary opportunity to bring fresh, healthy and affordable food to our lowest income communities and federal food supplement dollars and warmers workers as of of of our food system. i have one more and it's with agreement sadness that the board to adjourn to remember mr. king ping li a devoted husband, father and friend to the community. he leaves behind his wife, his daughter sally and his son kevin. he first emigrated to america from china in the late 90s and he first arrived in chinatown before settling in the neighborhood at living there with his family for 19 years and he was part of our san francisco community for 31 years and when he arrived in san francisco, he did not speak english but he worked hard for the sake of his family. they each worked two jobs to make ends meet and ensur

maybe the award winning chef of reams california in san francisco's mission district and in oakland'sitvale neighborhood, but our main goal is to offer an understanding of her arab american culture through good food to break down barriers of understanding, right. like i think cream's is really an educational space. the seal who was part palestinian and ports, syrian got the idea to introduce our food to the general bay area more than 10 years ago after a trip to syria with. your father. the thing that really, really struck me was how arabs show their hospitality through food and threw the bread. the bread is kind of the lifeline of arab culture and history on and i just fell in love with the bakeries there, so it's still spent years perfecting her culinary craft and in 2017 open, reams, bakery and restaurant in oakland, and it became a hit everything i could have asked for it, but something she didn't ask for people. calling and saying, you know, way hope that your bakery blows up. go, go! go back to wherever you terrorists, but such calls have died down the open bakery thrive in a se

san francisco. by the way, california announced indoor concerts and theater performances starting april 15th with capacity limits. will san francisco hold off or move forward along the state guidelines? what do you think? >> as we have always done, we want to move forward. we know people are very excited about events. i also want to say the announcement is just breaking. it just came out within the last few hours. we are needing to look at the full guidelines which we have some sense of what was released. we need to look at the guidelines. we look at the data, science, current state. we want to be able to move forward. we will work to try to do within the limitation within the limitation of what is safe. >> do you see proof as a covid test like the giants welcome fans back friday for the first same since the pandemic? >> increasingly both vaccines and also testing is going to be an important part bringing large groups of people together as we're doing with the giants. we know that becomes more important when we're talking about indoor performances. ventilation is much outdoors than indoors. you'll see and

i think probably 70% are from california, san francisco, la, et cetera. s wanted a good deal. i think historically a good deal in california was literally getting a deal. now a good deal in california might be 80 to 90 cents on the dollar which you haven't seen in these towns like san diego, los angeles, et cetera. it's going to level out. the thing about dallas, texas, austin, atlanta, the places that have been boom towns we have a new normal here. once you have a flood of people moving from high tax states, it changes things forever. i think our new reality is going to set he'll in. it's going to be -- settle in. it's going to be interesting to see what happens. maria: yeah, it's true. obviously, you're in dallas but rob luna who is with us this morning, he's from california. rob, jump in here. do you see moves happening in california where you are to speak to what rogers is telling us? >> yeah, i mean i think what rogers is saying is definitely true for the most part. that being said, maria, i know the narrative is everyone is leaving high tax states li

the oldest restaurant in san francisco and california weathered the pandemic. tadich grill is set to reopen tomorrow. the 172-year-old restaurant will officially reopen for lunch and dinner. stop because it was not bringing in enough over the past year millions of people have lost their jobs and industries are at risk. the changes that covid made to the workforce and how it impacts all of us. pastors from more than eight churches took part. in addition to celebrating easter they remembered dr. martin luther kij, assassinated on the day 53 years ago. they also enjoyed gathering in person after last year's virtual easter sunday. >> our hearts grew fonder and closer to god in these moments. i am excited about physically being with each other. service the group delivered food to local homeless encampments. outside, it is a fairly clear and a fairly warm -- not terribly warm but pleasant evening. easter sunday. all of the easter egg hunts went off smoothly. kind of cooler weather. >> cool and comfortable. i think the weather was perfect. we didn't need to worry abou

restraining order, even if it's from an out of state jurisdiction to be punished under california law, san francisco's board of supervisors will also vote on an emergency ordinance to require owners of high rise buildings to make sure their ventilation systems work properly. this is office is in san francisco were beginning to reopen since the coronavirus spreads primarily through airborne droplets. there's a big push to make sure large office buildings follow local venerate ventilation. regulations also, the proposed ordinance would create a system to file complaints with the city and to have those complaints investigated within three days still to come in new, many events have been canceled because of the pandemic. but now that the state is allowing more in person gatherings, we take a closer look at the man toe book events, and we also take a closer look outside here at the lower east shore freeway rolling right through the city of berkeley's amazing skies around the bay and a little bit cooler compared to yesterday, but don't get used to those cold temperatures were in for warmup. kyla grogan is b

i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> big victory for tech giant google. the justices sided with google in a copyright dispute with oracle. it uses the oracle code for its operating system. google wrote code for them. the majority of justices agreed with google. >>> a controversial plan to rename dozens of schools in san francisco. according to "the chronicle "as " they would avoid a lawsuit. they wanted to rename 44 schools whose namesakes were supposedly linked to racism or oppression. the names included lincoln, washington, mission and balboa high schools. >>

i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> an activist known nationwide from ru paul's drag race. she could be the next chair of san francisco's democratic party. >> as someone who is probably years, probably trans, proudly black and proudly san francis can, i am ready. >> she's not new to politics. she has the votes and so far is running unopposed. >> may is only a few days away, but san francisco is celebrating the asian community. may has been designated as apa heritage month. the mayor met outside the asian art museum to highlight it. this year's theme is celebra

. >> hace pocos minutos el gobernador de california como la alcaldesa de san francisco terminaron una. ya el sistema de franjas de color para la apertura de la economía se puede dejar de usar de continuar el progreso que tenemos. eso sí, el uso de la mascarilla seguirá vigente también por parte del alcaldesa tuvimos buenas noticias dicen que las fiscalizaciones están muy bajas. la semana que viene san francisco podría entrar en la franja amarilla que es la menos restrictiva. porque las infecciones están bastante bajas. de continuar este paso. con el que estamos en la pandemia californiaen junio podría. ser completamente diferente. tenemos reportajes preparados en los noticieros de la tarde. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> a las 12:03 te preocupa os no la reapertura de california tras el descubrimiento de estas nuevas variantes? visita cualquiera de las dos plataformas en las redes sociales tus respuestas podrían aparecer aquí. se espera que el presidente joe biden anuncie que todos los estados del país deberían de ofrecer la vacuna a todos los adultos mayores de 16 años de e

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