i believe i have the best staff at city hall. will continue to work hard for district 7, west side and the city. we are living ain polarizing times county and city.am a bridge bui consensus and achieve a result for our district. we need to find ways to come together and make progress on taxing issues and i have proven i can get that done. a democrat my entire adult life and work to register democrats and voted in every election since a citizen of the country in 95. before being supervisors i spent decades working for a better san francisco, including as a city commissioner and for mayor gavin newsom. my family came to san francisco in the 80 during the civil war. the city gave us refuge from violence. i raised 3 daughters in district 7 and work hard to insure everyone who wants to stay in san francisco can. thank you and november 5, vote for democrats, kamala harris for president and myrna melgar for district 7 supervisor. >> hi. i'm math boschetto. forth generation san francisco, small business owner and father of three and runni

clean up the streets and sidewalks, invest in public safety, we will get city hall out of the way andctually start getting things back on track. we will make san fransco a city where businesses and families can thrive. problems today are all fixable, but only be lvd new le common sense approac it is time to get san francisco back on track. it is timefor change. it is time for a new vision now and i look forward earning your vote this november 5. >> the easiest thing to do in politics.fantasize.have done my criticizes public how can do better but there is a time you must put up our shut up. jones and ruing for district 5 supervisor. i am willing to put up my 40 yea of service to the city of volunteering an advocating in hopes of making my district and a better place. i live in the ■qtenderloin, and love it. yes, it challenge, but i see so much possibility on how we can tweak certain things with new helping this community thrive. but my first motive transportation is wheelchair, and i ■6want public electric wheelchair charging stations. we have a growing senior and disabled community he

challenges that too often go unaddressed by city hall. i'm a proud republican [indiscernible] raised two children in the city. running to make san francisco a better place not just for my family but women men and child that call our city their home. in 2019, i took a stand against corruption. challenging the status quo despite facing backlash and personal attacks but did not back down, because i believe in san francisco where transparency and accountability prevails. today in 2024 i stand before you again, not as a politician, but a voice for change. i am running for san francisco mayor because i believe in a future where our city thrives, not just for few, but for all. together we can root out the corruption and build a safer cleaner san francisco for generations to come and like my competitors i stand for family--allow miners to change their [indiscernible] without parental concept. i rejeblth the educational [indiscernible] based on race and gender. i advocate--i strongly oppose the leanancy towards crime that has turned down to open ma

i'm not running because san francisco is broken, i'm running because city hall is. my campaign has been laser focused on being serious about safety. i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i know we can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it takes pragmatic reasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starting a new fresh vision that prioritize out pp comes over the same stale ideological of the past. my name is trevor chandler, running for d9 supervisor and i would be honored to earn your vote. >> my name is jackie fielder and running to represent district 9 to represent the missio

but also step on the steps of city hall but not city hall but 55 franklin with parents and students and advocate to see fight the closures here in our district. as a community, we need to fight the closures that are being pushed upon us and beyond that when we talk about policy and things that we can actually do. if we must have closures, this is our opportunity for us to realign potentially more k through 8 with wrap around services. additionally, we have a triple c member in this body and last year there was a resolution that said there should be a 5-year time span when we have a school closures. >> thank you. i think we have time for one. you were the last one. i think we have time for one more before we go to closing statements. so question 10, how will you balance the needs of district 11 with the very real need to collaborate with other supervisors, the mayor and other bodies in order to make meaningful progress for the city as a whole. and we'll start with michael. >> i think we have to have six votes on the board and the mayor, and a lot of problems that i hear in district 11 ar

running for mayor because i believe we need a change of leadership inside city hall. i am a proud born and raised san franciscan. i'm a proud lifelong democrat in the city and proud my wife and i are raising our three children here in the city in jordan park. our daughter is a freshman in high school and two boy s. i was proud to serve in city hall 7 and a half years. 7 and a half on the board of supervisor and interim mayor when ed lee unfonchinately passed away. i have bane r been gone from sit a ehall. i have watch the steepest decline in the sit a eunder the current mayor leadership. i am running because i believe experience matters, i believe camp tense matters and i believe a strong vision for the future of the city matters. >> thank you. okay. first question, with corruption frequently reported in the news, within various city departments, individuals, partner agencies and non profits, how do you plan to implement policies or procedures to prevent this pattern and build trust in your administration? how will you hold yourself and the people in your administratio

join me in changing city hall. and tonight a new poll in san francisco shows one candidate could be pulling ahead of mayor london breed. >> basically, think that we could use a fresh look at things. there are a lot of challenges ahead of the city, and i would like somebody who knows how the city works and runs. >> san francisco voters weighing in on the tight race for mayor. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. >> tonight, a shift in that tight race as a new poll shows candidate daniel lurie is surging among some voters. ktvu is betty yu joining us now live from san francisco city hall with more on that new poll. betty. heather, this poll found that daniel lurie and mayor london breed are virtually neck and neck as first choice for mayor. >> but when all of the votes shake out in the city's ranked choice voting system, lurie emerges as the clear winner. >> i remember growing up in san francisco and just loving every moment of it. >> new polling shows nonprofit founder and philanthropist da

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does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall?n nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >>> welcome back. the heat was no match for this crowd in san francisco. people came prepared to keep cool and listen to live music. it is a music festival that brings thousands of people to golden gate park . it has included punk, blues and hip-hop over the years in addition to -- >> 70 4x over three days and six stages. there is nothing quite like it anywhere in the country. >> in san jose the heat didn't stop people from attending the little italy fest. several vendors had tents set up to keep cool. there were pizzas and barbecue and wine testing. several luxury cars and motorcycles. they were also on display at the festival in san

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ktvu jesse gary live tonight outside san jose city hall with more on the story. jesse, good evening. >> mike, good evening to you. a body that's often divided in how to govern the city is tonight united in how to save the city's reputation. even as councilman torres and his staff tried to convince constituents, they are still able to govern. the die has been cast. calls for his resignation have become a chorus. >> i believe, and my fellow council colleagues believe that councilmember torres is no longer able to effectively represent district three. >> during the lunch hour wednesday, san jose mayor matt mahan calling on councilman omar torres to step down. the mayor penning a statement along with nine other council reps, saying in part given the appalling nature of omar torres own words and allegations against him, we believe that he has lost the trust of the community. >> he also have placed himself under a situation very compromised to the city of san jose. >> the embattled torres became the target of a san jose police investigation after first going to police,

ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joins us from san jose city hall. with that story. jesse. >> cristina, good evening to you. a body that is often divided over how to govern this city is tonight united over how to save the city's reputation, even as omar torres and his staff try to convince anxious constituents they can still solve their problems and work for them. the die has been cast calls for his ouster now becoming a chorus. >> i believe, and my fellow council colleagues believe that councilmember torres is no longer able to effectively represent district three. >> during the lunch hour wednesday, san jose mayor matt mehan calling on councilman omar torres to step down. the mayor penning a statement along with nine other council reps, saying in part, given the appalling nature of omar torres own words and allegations against him, we believe that he has lost the trust of the community. >> he also have placed himself under a situation very compromised to the city of san jose. >> the embattled torres became the target of a san jose police investigation after first go

decisions are being made at city hall, all while our neighborhoods have no voice. matthew quevedo is the deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mahan, but says he's doing this only as a concerned citizen. he and other recall organizers say they're fed up with councilman omar torres absences from the council since october 3rd. they also say the allegations against him are and he should be removed from office. we demand councilmember torres resign. we demand representation and to see it through. we are moving forward with a recall. the behavior is not okay. we don't feel comfortable hosting meetings with his name stamped on there. he has

join me in changing city hall. in san francisco's yerba buena gardens. >> ktvu jana katsuyama shows us the cultural performances and the bay area origins of the holiday. >> for a song in the anishinaabe language called for blessings to open the festival celebrating indigenous peoples day, an important tradition for many people here who have felt marginalized by the past. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that was someone who oppressed indigenous people. our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held this celebration ever since. in partnership with nonprofits. >> the international indian treaty council is a representative organization, so we have affiliates or members all the way from alaska to argentina, all throughout the whole continent, inc

running for a supervisor because san francisco is spoken but running more than a supervisor because city hall is broken i talk to people every single day and talking to artists and others trevor we're fighting like hell to bring this city back and feels like city hall is fighting us right back i'm good at broigd those voices that need to be hired could be heard i'm for the preventing but i wanted to do is bring committeecy and results to city hall i promise not took the most exciting supervisor by the best you're feeling realtime quality of life not just coordinates you should be seeing them 10 years from now that's by commitment don't just me but four months i do be honored to see your vote. >> stephen. >> like a few of my candidates knocked on quite a few doors and talked to you and tim shared with a lot of people that i kind of wish you all could do if you talk to everyone you'll see we are have anymore in common. >> the common thread to all of us, we love this city very much. >> and i would like to represent you. i would lucky to represent the love of if city. i have said this many times

council general, supervisor safai consul and diminished members of the community welcome to the city hall i'm the chief of protocol and an honor to celebrate italian heritage month in the city of san francisco with mayor london breed (clapping.) the italian community has prounlt shaped our city from north beach to the heart of art culture and economy. the flavors of music and strong family traditions of italy woven onto the fabric of san francisco. and this spirit i'd like to extend special thank you to richard, (clapping.) sheriff city committee with the celebrating 55 years thank you, richard (clapping.) just like it's late father richard has been instrumental in the people's connection between san francisco and italy. and his dedication to organizing this event each year insures it's ongoing success. thank you, again. >> mayor london breed understand the importance of celebrating your diverse community anticipate italian heritage month reflects that commitment thank you to the italian community for your lasting partnering for many years to come. and from italian heritage month. (clappi

city hall isn't but it is about preserving city hall and schneider's i'm from the community i've been involved in the community as a association leader. >> what city hall is giving and we we want are with too things we want public safety and city hall is giving us an police department we want taxpayer accountability and we have in our thoughts and prayers. raising money. thank you. >> thank you for your opening statements. first question what is your vision for district 7 and if elected the first action you will take i'll begin with case #6925 one where people feel safe and people feel heard one where the conditions on the commercial coordinators corridors are not suffering from the lack of response i want to see district 7 the community comes together especially on issues of housing and issues of transit which the last 4 years are huge points of contention. there are ways to make progress no district 7 without leaving people feeling alienated and without a voice my the type of leader who listens to my computes and advocates both in city hall and out. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am

the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse.ca? they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. >>> all right, the constant barrage of political ads and election updates have been stressing you out, then the oakland zoo has something to cheer you up. cute clippings of animals, hoping to bring some happiness, positivity in the form of, well, right there. look at that. cuddly leopards. and then take a look at these bears. just playing in the water without a care in the world. over who is leading the swing state polls. then the monkey, he looks like he's having fun playing with the bubbles. no matter what happens next week. and a pumpkin to boot. all right, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is up next. local news continues stre

does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. some pretty big changes could be coming to a struggling san francisco tourist attraction. the port >>> approving the plan intended to breathe new life into fisherman's wharf. and around the fishing operation at pier 45, it will include what they are calling it the museum to watch them as they process their catch. >> they don't understand our business at all. we've got nothing left, you know? >> between the new regulations, some of them say they are barely hanging on as it is. they believe it will help the ones that are currently there. >>> a new play is opening up. it is all about basketball. they spoke to the cast and crew about kin

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join me in changing city hall. all sorts of wrong. iuck is out.o hospitalized mccaffrey still out. let's start with brandon aiyuk today. an mri confirmed that he suffered an acl and mcl injury to his right knee. this happened right before halftime. during yesterday's loss at levi's to the chiefs. acl and mcl. aiyuk is out for the rest of this season and most likely a lot of next season. a huge blow to the 49ers. and there's more. deebo samuel left yesterday's game today, coach shanahan said. he's in the hospital with pneumonia. all of this stacking up for the 49ers who fell flat yesterday. there's no way to sugarcoat that. we got our kicked today. lots of reasons for it. we'll get together. we'll go through the truth of the whole tape and, you know, be hard on each other and find a way to put it to bed so we can come out here and make sure we put our best foot forward and find a way to get a win versus dallas. yeah, some hard conversations, like you said, happening in santa clara. and this is all with or without 49ers running back christian mccaff

join me in changing city hall. that are on the ballots in lafayette. the city council approved putting measure h before the voters in an effort to increase a local sales tax. proponents say that the tax is needed to maintain the current level of city services. and joining us now to talk about the details of the tax and where the funds would go. we're joined by the lafayette vice mayor, wei tai kwok. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me here, jenna. >> well, we've been hearing a lot from people about the cost of living and increasing costs, prices and things like that. so walk us through what this particular sales tax would entail. >> okay. well, first of all, to start, let me just say i'm the vice mayor of lafayette. but tonight my comments will be as a private citizen because the city of lafayette cannot take an official position regarding to our measure h. but what does this measure h entail? we can dive into that is a revenue increase measure, and we're going to do that by proposing a half cent sales tax, meaning that the cur

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and pushed city hall to admore patrol to richmond, retired police ambassadors to neighborhood commercial cordize and expand street crisis response team. worked graffiti removal and street cleaning and supported working families. i fought budget cuts to programs for seniors and families. advocated for traffic safety measures for pedestrian and cyclist. today coming alive with night live, [indiscernible] help people connect and support small business, but there is more to be done. i am running for reelection to continue to hold city hall accountable to make sure government is working for you, not big money special interest. [indiscernible] have not advocates for governments i'm a supervisor for residents small business and [indiscernible] proud to be endorsed by teachers and nurses and respected leaders like speaker nancy pelosi, congressman adam shif and [indiscernible] assembly member phil tarng. you can learn more at connie chan sf.com and i hope to have your vote this november. thank you. >> hi, there i'm jen nossokoff running for district 1 supervisor because i believe passionate in t

join me in changing city hall. for the very first time. 16 and 17 year olds are now eligible to vote in the school board elections. several students today are turning in their mail in ballots right there to the registrar or voters at the alameda county courthouse, and they were very happy to participate. let's talk more tonight about youth voting. and welcome to the show, natalie gallegos chavez. thank you so much, natalie, for being here. a graduate of oakland high and also a former student director on the usc board. so you know what it's like to be involved. why did you feel like it was so important to make this opportunity available to other young people? >> yes. so we wanted to fight for oakland youth vote because we felt as young people, it would be important for us to get a say in our oakland school board because typically we have had times where there's budget cuts and there's programs that are stripped away from our students, as well as predominantly black and brown schools are being shut down. so as young

join me in changing city hall. are you ready tomorrow night at this time, the winds are likely to pick up, and that's prompting pg&e to issue a warning to thousands of customers that power may be shut off to reduce the threat of a wildfire. more than 32,000 customers in northern california have been put on notice. that includes thousands in the six bay area counties that you see on that map. nbc's thom jensen joins us now from contra costa county in clayton, which could be a high fire zone. tom raj and jess yet more than 900 customers here in contra costa county, many of them here in the clayton area, got those psps warnings and it's all hands on deck for pg&e crews as these psps power shutoffs could be in place through saturday if the high winds begin whipping up the hillsides around clayton and other locations in the bay area. as expected, pg&e could begin implementing public safety power shutoffs. we're already communicating so that people can prepare if they are within scope, and we will let them know if they a

sports on abc to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. all of us here. we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel is up ne >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live!” tonight -- saoirse ronan. adam brody. and music from b

does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall?in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >>> florida is going through it. they are bracing for another disaster. hurricane milton is a category 5 storm, incredibly powerful. expected to make landfall as near tampa. it's happening as parts of florida and parts of the larger region is still cleaning up. all that destruction left behind by hurricane helene. firefighters will join response efforts in florida along with the l.a. fire department. the area around tampa has not gotten a direct hit by a major hurricane in more than a century. miltons winds are some of the strongest and recent record. >> the last storm we want 2.5 feet under in the house. i lost almost two cars. hopin