. >> i-team's one money saving move by san francisco mayor daniel lurie is not going over too well. it's kind of being ignored. our media partner, the san francisco standard, joins us next to discuss a i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. alright, let's go then. ahaha! cash brothers! yeah! cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase, make more of what's yours. (♪) the federal government, while san francisco under mayor daniel lurie is also looking at dramatic cuts due to the city's deficit. but our media partner, the san francisco standard, is reporting some city departments are blowing off lowry's budget cut mandate. in fact, some are asking for more money. joining us live now to talk about this san francisco standard politics reporter gabe greszler. hey, gabe. >> hello, krist

officials from ireland joined san francisco mayor daniel lurie today to raise the irish flag at city lurie says more than 60,000 people of irish descent call the city home and continue to define its future. next saturday, march 15th, is san francisco's 174th annual saint patrick's day parade and festival. the bay area's newest costco opened up today in brentwood, and hundreds of people came out for the grand opening. some customers lined up as early as thursday afternoon. we ran into several shoppers who were eager to take advantage of the warehouse deals. >> we're out here for birthday cake. it's my 30th birthday, so we said 7 a.m. costco grand opening. why not? right. >> obviously. hocus. >> okay, so how many pairs do we have here? >> and she bought a whole lot of those sneakers there. this opening is all part of costco's big plan to expand in the coming years. six new locations will be opening up across the united states just this month, and a lot of people are excited about that. new costco, the largest in california that has now opened up in brentwood. that does it for the 11:00

okay, so we know san francisco mayor daniel lurie.s requiring city workers to come back to the office. what about other big bay area cities? yeah, we reached out to the mayor's office here in san jose. and mayor mahan office says city workers. city workers actually already do work in person, five days a week. unless they submitted a request that had to be approved by a supervisor. then at that point, you have the possibility of employees working about 1 or 2 days a week. all right. jocelyn. thanks, raj. well, tomorrow is a pivotal day in san mateo county. voters can decide the fate of the embattled sheriff cristina corpus. if measure a is approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove the sheriff. for months, she's been under fire following an independent audit. that audit found evidence of abuse of power, a culture of retaliation and intimidation within her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied those allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated because she's the first latina and first w

including not showing identification and failing to keep her hands visible. >> san francisco mayor daniel luried on one of his campaign promises, and in doing so, is turning the page on the remote work once embraced during the pandemic. by the end of next month, mayor lurie says an estimated 10,000 employees who are currently on hybrid schedules must return to the office at least four days a week. those workers will join the majority of employees who are already back in the office full time. many businesses and elected leaders say this will also push the private sector to follow suit. and as ktvu christian captain reports tonight, there are high hopes for this new mandate. >> the owners of euro king, just a block and a half from san francisco's city hall, say they remember before the pandemic, when the lunch hour was standing room only. >> i was working probably at home. it's not like it used to be. i knew that all the, you know, the offices are full. like at lunch time. we have like a line, but not anymore. >> and you want those lines back? >> yeah, those guys come back. >> since the pandemic,

san francisco mayor daniel lurie has made good on one of his campaign promises, and in doing so is turning the page on the remote work once embraced during the pandemic. by the end of next month, mayor lurie says an estimated 10,000 employees who are currently on hybrid schedules must return to the office at least four days a week. those workers will join the majority of employees who are already back into the office full time. many businesses and elected leaders say this will also push the private sector to follow suit. new at six tonight ktvu christian captain has the story. >> from the owners of euro king, just a block and a half from san francisco's city hall. say they remember before the pandemic, when the lunch hour was standin, room only. >> was working, probably at home. it's not like it used to be. used to be. i knew that all the you know, the offices are full, like at lunch time. we have like a line, but not anymore. >> and you want those lines back? >> those guys come back. >> since the pandemic, the owners say it's been slow returning to that level of pre-pandemic business. >>

as you may have heard, san francisco mayor daniel lurie wants to make it easier for small businesses through the permitting process. abc seven news. building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez tells us what that may look like. >> on the day of his inauguration, mayor daniel lurie mentioned several changes coming to san francisco, including this one. >> the era of a new restaurant going through 40 inspections and receiving 50 different answers is over. >> i lost almost my identity who i am. i'm an author. what? how are you? how am i going to get out of here? >> if anyone had a reason to complain about government bureaucracy, it's jose castillo, owner of cielito lindo taqueria. there was nothing lindo or pretty about the restaurant's permitting process, which took nearly four years and thousands of dollars in fees while trying to meet the required building and planning codes. >> they put obstacles or another obstacle, so make your life impossible. >> when it came to upgrading the electrical system, he was forced to add two meters, one for his business and another for the entire

followed by a festive ceremony where mayor daniel lurie raised the flag of ireland from his balcony. n annual tradition, but the first time for mayor lurie presiding over this celebration. friday was the kickoff to a week of celebrations, culminating with the saint patrick's day parade on saturday, march 15th. a lot to look forward to. let's check in with lisa now. good weekend for to make some corned beef and cabbage lisa. >> yeah irish soda bread for as we look at live doppler seven clear conditions throughout the state of california. it is awfully cold this morning, though, with temperatures in the teens in the mountains and some stratus there from mount tam that sun up at 630 and temperatures are pretty cool out there. we are 46 downtown, 45 half moon bay with upper 30s on the peninsula and looking at about 40 in hayward, 41 in oakland. and from our sutro tower camera, look at all the 30s below freezing in fairfield, napa at 36 with a north wind at eight. it feels like it's 30, so you might want to wait a minute before heading out. certainly some frost out there. the valleys of th

mail mayor daniel lurie and supervisor rafael mandelman effort that purchase the sfmta. they hope to have an all electric bus fleet by 2035. all right. up next, in sports warriors. >> after monday night's contest never underestimate adrenaline factor in new york city stepan company put on their old probably show. what more do for drivers in the bay area. we're tracking road area. we're tracking road conditions right ba i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? things to know today. another student elsie allen high in santa rosa has been arrested this time for bringing a gun and a falling knife to school. police say there's no threat to the school and they're asking investigating one of the state about the gun to campus in the first place. one person is dead after boat capsizes near hercules. this happened saturday around 03:00pm right near the shoreline. officials a

last night, san francisco mayor daniel lurie headed to north beach to celebrate first fridays. he toured the area with supervisor danny souder, meeting small business owners along the way. as you see here on the first friday of each month. more than a dozen north beach galleries, museums, bars and restaurants will be staying open late. they host special events to showcase art collections, along with musicians to entertain crowds. the next one is on april 4th across the bay. there was a big turnout for first friday's kickoff event in oakland. music took center stage at the downtown arts and community festival, and it's back along telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th streets, just in time for international women's month. organizers say the event honors and celebrates the women who inspire and shape the community. this month, it's called her story in the making and featured women creators and entrepreneurs. all right, let's get you outside. good morning lisa. >> good morning. starting out with a clear sky and chilly temperatures, here's the view from mount tam, where some inland

. >> fixing the homelessness crisis, the nonprofit founded by san francisco mayor daniel lurie making some of the services it plans to offer for unhoused residents. >> discounted outside land passes go on sale today, and if you want to get yours, you need to act fast. >> plus, scattered showers are hitting the bay area. check out this footage. this is what it looked like in san jose earlier this morning. drew is tracking the timeline of the rain, so get that umbrella out. good morning to you. it is wednesday, march 5th. >> let's get a check on the weather right now. hey, drew. >> hey good morning guys. and it's the south bay and the central coast that will pick up much of the rainfall this morning. we're taking a live look from our san jose camera where light rain is falling this morning. we do have some slick conditions. you're looking at 280 from this vantage point. so you can certainly see on live doppler seven where we have the rain and where we don't have the rain. it's the south bay. pretty much south of the san mateo bridge is where we're finding the wet weather this morning. s

the nonprofit, founded by san francisco mayor daniel lurie making a big donation. the services it plans to offer for unhoused residents. >> then scattered showers in the bay area. this is what it looked like in san jose earlier. drew is tracking the timeline of the rain as you get ready to start your morning commute. >> good morning to you. it is wednesday, march 5th. >> so where are we seeing the rain start? >> yeah, it's really the south bay and that's where we'll focus our attention this morning. that's where the light showers are falling. for most of us, it's just a cloudy sky. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. but we'll flip it on over to our san jose camera. and there you can see some rain on the lens. the roads are slick right now, so in the south bay is where we're going to see some slower commute times as these light showers move through. so live doppler seven show you the south bay, alum rock, san jose, campbell, saratoga, sunnyvale, some light rain, some light, steady rain in morgan hill and in gilroy. a line of some light showers working

coming up, a live discussion of mayor daniel lurie's tipping point pilot program. >>> and we're going you over on pix+ 44 cable 12. as we look over towards that area in the santa clara valley. we've got a few clouds hanging out there. but jessica will have your forecast with potentially an umbrella needed? we'll see. all right, we'll see you over in a couple of ♪ >>> trumpets on tes

as you may have heard, san francisco mayor daniel lurie wants to make it easier for small businessesgo through the permitting process. >> abc7 news is building a better bay area. reporter leon melendez is here to tell us what that might actually look like. leon. >> yeah. you know that san francisco has so many restrictions. my head is twirling red tape, right? exactly. so now they're saying san francisco would like to have the permitting experience equivalent to, say, buying a pair of shoes online. so you place the order you pay for the shoes, or in this case, the permits. you submit your address, and then you track your application fast, predictable and transparent. that's what the city is selling. but right now it's anything but. on the day of his inauguration, mayor daniel lurie mentioned several changes coming to san francisco, including this one. >> the era of a new restaurant going through 40 inspections and receiving 50 different answers is over. >> i lost almost my identity. so who i am, i what? how are you? how am i going to get out of here? >> if anyone had a reason to comp

it is a partnership between san francisco mayor daniel lurie and his nonprofit, tipping point.tion travelers. a major airline makes a terminal change at san francisco international airpor how that could at what used to be a candlestick park parking lot in the bayview neighborhood is now officially closed. the city gave notice to dozens of people who live there back in december that they would have to accept an offer of alternative housing or vacate that site. the bayview rv triage center opened three years ago, but reportedly cost the city and state $15 million to operate. in the spring, the city is set to open a new homeless site with 20 safe parking spots for rvs, and san francisco is launching a preventing homelessness among families. tipping point community is going to give $11 million to that program. that is the nonprofit founded by san francisco mayor daniel lurie years before his run for office. in the last hour at four, the ceo told us some 1500 families at risk of homelessness will be connected to housing, job support, childcare and more for 14 months starting in apri

mayor daniel lurie sponsored the resolution city leaders say, say, have a goal of building 82,000 new>> 7.38 right now. and if you love croissants and you say it right, james salts, san francisco's very own are so-called bakery. he's going to buttery a new location. so the new jury is going to be opening monday at 08:00am. in the mission rock neighborhood off of bridgeview way not far from oracle and that's the 3rd location for the bakery.emaybe you have many the other ones. john has any says it's so good. article has a shop in the civic center and one in the richmond neighborhood. >> all right. now let's shift to >> basketball. the dubs they were actually in madison square garden in new york, taking on the knicks and it went the way you would our sports director scott reese takes a look at the highlights. >> hey, everybody. one of the more low key cool stories this warrior season. pat spencer, a former lacrosse star who has found a home on the golden state bench. the dubs monday converted spencer's two-way contract into a standard contract, which means is officially an nba player for

mayor london breed administration asked city departments to plan for a 15% cut, and now new mayor daniel luriewill be made to balance the city's $900 million budget deficit. >> the supreme court is siding with a federal judge who ordered the trump administration to release $2 billion in federal aid. foreign aid, that is. the justices ruled 5 to 4, refusing to block the lower court's order and instead asking the judge to clarify his order. the money at stake is federal aid that's supposed to pay for work that's already been done. the it comes from the state department and the u.s. agency for international development, or usaid. there will be another hearing tomorrow as the judge considers a more lasting pause. >> right in the middle of tax season. the irs announced plans to cut half of its workforce. the irs employs an estimated 90,000 people. the associated press cites two anonymous sources who say the plan includes cutting the employees through layoffs, attrition and incentivized buyouts. live look now at washington, d.c, where president trump laid out his vision last night for what he calls

san francisco mayor daniel lurie is rolling out a new plan trying to help at risk families stay in housing. it is an $11 million investment from tipping point, which is the nonprofit that he founded. one of the goals is to bring together service providers and community organizations making support more accessible through what they're calling a no wrong door approach. if successful, san francisco plans to expand the model citywide. san jose's grace baptist church is making history. it was recently designated as an historic landmark, keeping its legacy alive. as gianna franco shows us, it's not only a place of worship, but also a place that helps those who need it the most. >>>>and this. is where we, have our. emergency shelter. grace baptist church. sits on the corner of 10th and san fernando street in san jose. that's the place where cesar chavez organized here. with a long. standing history. playing a vital. role in civil rights and peace activism. but it's more than that. nestled beyond the pews and altar of the church is grace solutions, a nonprofit founded in 2017 dedicated to supporti

on the day of his inauguration, mayor daniel lurie mentioned several changes coming to san francisco, >> the era of a new restaurant going through 40 inspections and receiving 50 different answers is over. >> i lost almost my identity. who i am. i'm not there. what? how am i going to get out of here? >> if anyone had a reason to complain about government bureaucracy, it's jose castillo, owner of cielito lindo taqueria. there was nothing lindo or pretty about the restaurant's permitting process, which took nearly four years and thousands of dollars in fees while trying to meet the required building and planning codes. >> they put this obstacle on. another obstacle, so make you do life impossible. >> when it came to upgrading the electrical system, he was forced to add two meters, one for his business and another for the entire building. so once you have this in place, right, which cost you a fortune, they asked you to build this wall as well. >> exactly. so i had to do a new modification. >> and each time he had to modify the plans, it cost him more money. all along he continued to pay

and daniel lurie trying to clean up the city as well. so. could be good. we'll see. all right.'ll meet you there. scott. sounds great. what about me? guys. night out. no. okay, i'll give you that. all right. new at six for you. here. another winery sadly closing in the north bay. the chronicle is reporting that brian arden wines in calistoga sold its tasting room and production facility, shutting its doors last month. now,w, the winy located along the silverado trail and was sold to nearby winemaker albert wines. both not commenting on that sale. well, it is one of several wineries that closed their doors in recent weeks. the press democrat listing four other wines that have shut their doors. a list of those which you can see right there on your screen. it comes amid reports citing a downward trend in wine demand. maybe the faithful are dreaming a little at this point, but family could possibly take on a new meaning next season at levi's, so we'll connect the dots for you here. the la chargers yesterday released star defensive lineman joey bosa for salary cap reasons. he's the

well, new at 730 tonight, a shakeup in san francisco mayor daniel lurie's office. the communications director for the mayor, nina noguchi, is out. her last day with the mayor's team was yesterday. the mayor's office saying, quote, we appreciate her contributions to the administration and we wish her the best in her future endeavors. now, no reason was given for the departure. hanzal, who has been an adviser to the mayor, will take over as communications director. protests were held from coast to coast, including right here in the bay area, over the widespread layoffs to the federal workforce. today's demonstrations, well, they focused on stopping cuts to scientific research. ktvu christian captain talked with those in the field who say their work affects everyone. >> what do we do when sociology research is under attack? >> stand up. fight back. >> scientists and their supporters gathered in san francisco's civic center plaza, speaking out to protect science from cuts as the trump administration slashes budgets throughout the federal government. 2022 nobel laureate

the early care and education campus opened today with mayor daniel lurie in attendance. she organized civil rights movements for farmers in the '60s. the center will serve infants and children up to 5 years old. >>> and in oakland, here's a sign of spring. the ballers held open tryouts at their field at raimondi park. ah, the crack of the bat. dozens of players showed off their skills on the field to try to make the team. one player said it is his dream to play baseball in oakland. >> baseball's been a part of my life, growing up here in the bay area, with the a's leaving, oakland teams leaving, i think it would mean a lot to me, playing in front of the home crowd, representing oakland. >> last year's open tryouts led to three players being signed. the ballers second season will begin in may. >> i will definitely go to my suppliers and try and stock up on everything that i can at this price point. >> coming up, trump puts his tariffs on pause, so, what does that have to do with olive oil? well, meet the local restaurant owner preparing for the worst. ♪ (upbeat music play

. >> today in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie swore in a new police commissioner and appointed another. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with community advocates and business owners who are viewing this change as a positive step forward. >> more changes are coming to san francisco, this time focused on replacing some of the members of the city's police commission. the group that oversees the san francisco police department and the department of police accountability. >> a new era of collaboration in city hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisors. mayor lurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved

mayor daniel lurie and supervisor rafael mandelman for did that purchase. the sfmta hopes to have and all electric bus fleet to within several years by 2035. >> a resolution to reopen fire stations in oakland city officials reversing course to help keep oakland, they're safe. plus, republicans hammer, mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york over sanctuary city policies. the mayor's push back. and la burned. areas are bracing for possible damages. this todd takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i've told my coworkers and family, since taking prevagen, how much of a difference it's made in my life. i feel really good. prevagen. for your brain. >> i haven't this happy in a while. it's been a long time coming. >> good news here. the oakland city council has voted to reopen 3 fire stations, fire stations. 25 28 10 are now set t

well, listen, just to clarify, san francisco mayor daniel lurie and his administration are saying aren'twhat programs or services may or may not be impacted by these looming cuts, but it's really those with the tenant right to council program who are, again, sounding the alarm. they're saying they essentially are reading the tea leaves. $876 million shortfall is a massive one. and they're especially concerned because raj this is a unique program. up until this year, san francisco was the only city in the nation to offer this kind of free representation to renters facing eviction. okay, there are this program. many others serve. val are very valuable to so many people in the community. it's going to come down to money. do you know the cost of this program? so this is one that costs san francisco taxpayers about $17 million each year. but organizers say this is money well spent. if you're basically paying it on the front end, you're not having to get essentially stuck with the bill of trying to provide services for the growing number of homeless in the city. so what exactly, in a nutshell,

mayor daniel lurie says it's all part of an effort to make streets safe and clean by shutting down open air drug dealing and illegal vending. according to police chief bill scott, officers seized more than were seized more than 28g of narcotics and made four arrests. >> we want to prevent people in this city who live here, who work here, who come here to visit in this great city. from seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular block, that is a public space. it is a transportation hub. we have to make sure that we keep that space clear and clean and disorder free. and last night that did occur. >> now, the surge there in the mission follows a nighttime police raid just last week at jefferson square park. that's a few blocks from city hall. that operation resulted in 85 arrests. while the stanford journalist arrested during that pro-palestinian protest last year on campus will not face any criminal charges. the santa clara county district attorney's office says that it has declined to charge dylan go hill, as there is no evidence that he did anything other than cover

porque mire usted, el alcalde de san francisco daniel lurie, juramentó hoy a 2 figuras claves para puestos y también a la defensora de la prevención de la violencia armada. mary scott, a la misma comisión. lowry dice que confía en que ambos contribuirán a mejorar la seguridad en esa ciudad. y hoy, 2 sospechosos fueron arrestados tras robar correspondencia en un complejo de apartamentos en san mateo. y también por intentar huir de la policía. los sospechosos jay spellman y erica martínez fueron detenidos en san francisco después de una persecución por la autopista 101. en su vehículo se encontró múltiples objetos robados, incluyendo cartas, tarjetas de identificación y también documentos de más de 100 100 personas del área de la bahía. ambos enfrentan cargos que incluyen robo, fraude de identidad y posesión de sustancias controladas y de san mateo. vamos a san francisco, donde la policía arrestó a 86 personas de drogas. el operativo se llevó a cabo en el parque jefferson square el miércoles por la noche, donde, según el jefe de la policía bill scott, también se incautaron más de 550 gramos

san francisco mayor daniel lurie is fulfilling a campaign promise by ordering city employees who are currently on those hybrid schedules to return to the office at least four days a week. the mayor has given an april 28th deadline to get as many of the remaining workers back in person as possible. an estimated 10,000 employees are affected. those workers will join the majority of employees about 70%, according to the mayor, who are already back in the office full time now. many businesses and elected leaders say this will also push the private sector to follow suit. the owners of gyro king, just a block from about city hall, say they're in support of the new rule. they say before the pandemic, the lunch hour was standing room only, and it's been slowly returning to that level of pre-pandemic business. the mayor and city leaders say by bringing workers back to the office, it will have a broader effect on the city and the regional economy. >> up and out and going to work, they're grabbing a cup of coffee, maybe outside of san francisco, taking part in grabbing another bagel on the on t

similarly, in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie has set an april 28th deadline for city workers to return to the office four days a week. >> i've kept up with the issue. i felt it was important to vote on this issue because it's a county wide issue and it affects everybody. >> voters in san mateo county will be deciding tomorrow on whether to vote, whether to give, excuse me, the board of supervisors, more power. and the outcome could determine the fate of the embattled sheriff. >> and giving you a live look here over oakland, where i am tracking unsettled weather. for the next few days, i'll ve a saw a lot of snow this weekend. caltrans temporarily shutting down parts of i-80 just yesterday due to all of that snow. here, though, is a live look at the interstate in castle peak and as you can see, traffic is moving just fine. we are seeing dry, cool conditions though tonight. people who live there are being told though, to expect a lot of snow starting on wednesday and that of course could cause some headaches for drivers. but the snow is what they want in the sierra. let's bring in our me

mayor daniel lurie today launched a brand new public private partnership.nti-poverty nonprofit he founded, tipping point, is putting $11 million into a new pilot program to keep families on the margins from falling into homelessness. joining us live in the studio now to talk about the family homelessness prevention pilot is sam cobbs, ceo of tipping point. sam, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me today. >> yeah. so talk about this, the problem that you're addressing here. right. and the people you're targeting right here, families keeping them from falling into homelessness. how big of a problem is that? what are the numbers? >> the numbers are huge. and it's a it's a big problem in san francisco. one of the reasons that we focused on this is that in the last point in time count of in 2024, the number of families that were homeless in our system had increased by 94%. so it is the fastest growing segment of the homeless population. and not only are those families homeless, but the impact of homelessness, what it does to the families, particular

. >> today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie appointed longtime gun safety advocate matty scott to the police commission and swore in new commissioner wilson little. >> wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience, he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. matty scott has dedicated her life to keeping our communities safe and preventing gun violence in san francisco and across the country. i am proud to appoint her to the police commission today. >> mayor says, although the city still has a long way to go, these changes put the city on the right track to make san francisco safer. >> all right. taking a live look right now at mount diablo. lot of green out there. but beautiful day. it's been a dry week. so you need to more rain. if you want the green to continue through saint patty's day. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the forecast. yeah. and you know what? i don't agree to have a problem with that. we've got a series of storms likely impact the bay area starting this week

que esta está así porque ayer la policía vino aquí en un operativo especial, porque el alcalde daniel lurie esa operación la policía, junto también al departamento de obras públicas, pues vino, realizó 4 arrestos de personas que estaban consumiendo o vendiendo también narcóticos y decomisaron casi 30 gramos de drogas. eso es lo que ha estado ocurriendo aquí en esta intersección. nosotros le preguntábamos sobre el hecho de que esto ha ocurrido anteriormente acá y por un tiempo, pues la situación parece solventarse, pero a los días, a las semanas, vuelve el caos acá. qué va a hacer al respecto para evitar que esto vuelva a ocurrir? en primer lugar, nos dijo que tienen que tener el departamento de policía a niveles óptimos de de oficiales que están seguir colaborando con el departamento del sheriff y también de obras públicas. y también realizar algún tipo de transformación acá, como lo hicieron en la plaza de las naciones unidas, para que esto se vuelva también un centro recreativo, no se le dé más uso a este espacio. por ahora esta es la situación. así es como se ve por acá la intersección.

mayor daniel lurie and supervisor rafael mandelman for did that purchase. the sfmta hopes to have and all electric bus fleet by 2035. >> i'll start with as we get a live look here at the golden gate bridge. an exquisite night. there see a few clouds mixing. and yeah, it's beautiful. shot lead time of night lourdes. how's it looking out there are a little frosty out there. i mean, a little cold, right? you get out there and that wind is blowing. i mean, it looks great. take it out there, well, your skin freezes of it. but >> hey, speaking of freezing, a lot of snow up in the sierra nevada today. it's just really coming down the sun setting up there right now. you're looking 70 valley. >> in just see some of the snow on some of the trees out there right now. a lot of it coming down in the high country, your chain and up on 80. if you're headed up that direction, you see that snow kind of piling up as we head throughout the day today, really picking up some places, maybe over a foot of snow and the high country. we're going to see continue throughout the night

san francisco mayor daniel lurie and his administration aren't saying exactly what programs or services will be slashed. but the mayor, who's barely been in office two months, has warned the era of band-aid solutions is over. what you all voted for on november 5th was accountability and change, and you are going to get it. chris tavella worries the city could come after the tenant right to council program. if you didn't have that representation, where do you think you'd be today? we wouldn't be in our house without a doubt. without a doubt. his free attorney was able to fight off the eviction, while the landlord argued he did intend to move into the unit. the court threw out the eviction anyway after determining the landlord failed to give the family proper notice. we reached out to the landlord through his lawyer but never heard back. tavella says that same landlord recently sent him and his family a new warning letter threatening legal action, accusing the family of nuisance behavior. the list of complaints includes continuous loud noises coming from the family's four children like pl

that was the message from san francisco mayor daniel lurie today, flanked by the city's police chief and sheriff. it comes after a coordinated crackdown last night in the city's mission district. san francisco police released video of the operation. it comes a week after some 80 people were arrested in jefferson square park, all part of a plan to disrupt drug markets. conditions have been vastly improved there, but we are not claiming any sort of victory. we are just getting started. people need to understand that we are going to enforce the laws, and that we are going to protect our families and our children going forward. last night, four arrests were made, all narcotics related, including possession and paraphernalia, and there was vending enforcement. police suspect dealers may have fled as officers arrived. they also say this isn't a one time thing. it's a long term plan to make life uncomfortable for criminals in san francisco. we did make some arrests, but our job is to prevent it from getting to that point in the first place. so i think last night was a success. if that is th

el alcalde daniel lurie patrocinó esta propuesta que recibió el respaldo de 9 de los supervisores y unuevas tecnologías y también la contratación de más controladores de tráfico aéreo, ya que el personal actual está por debajo de los niveles requeridos. mientras las demandas de viajes aéreos alcanzan niveles récord, veamos qué pasa. y las empresas privadas añadieron solo 77.000 nuevos empleos en febrero, una cifra mucho menor a los 148.000 estimados y también la más baja desde julio. al menos eso lo revela el informe mensual de empleos de la empresa de nómina adp. este descenso crea preocupación sobre la desaceleración económica, especialmente con los planes de aranceles del presidente trump, que podría generar más inflación. sin embargo, los sectores de ocio y hospitalidad también crearon 41.000 empleos, mientras que los servicios profesionales y de negocios sumaron 27.000 17:00 de la tarde con 18 minutos. momento de ver cómo están las vías. marcelo gracias dayanna. y así se ve nuestra cámara en vivo en la zona del puente, en la región de bellpuig. bien tranquilo. el tráfico para hace

dancing followed a festive ceremony where mayor daniel lurie raised the flag of ireland from his balcony. today was the kickoff to a week of celebrations, culminating, of course, with the saint patrick's day parade on saturday, march 15th. how fun! >> that is incredible. >> luck of the irish. >> all right, well, we're having a good weekend ahead. i think. >> we have what. looks like a lovely weekend. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. hi, sandy. >> hi, there. yeah. you know what, dan? and take a look at this picture. all right. if you like what you see here. good evening, everyone. then you're going to love the weekend. this is the view from our south beach camera looking at sutro tower. we are just all basking in the sun here in the bay area, and temperatures are running higher by six degrees in santa rosa, seven degrees san carlos, up six in concord, five in san jose. high pressure taking control of our weather. and that means we are in for a nice mild weekend. as we look at live doppler seven, we don't have any rain, but don't worry, i do have some in the accuweather seven day forec

y como nos dice andrés brender, esto es parte de un plan del alcalde daniel lurie para tratar de revitalizaroles en la intersección de las calles mission y 16, donde arrestaron a 4 personas por posesión y venta de drogas y decomisaron casi 30 gramos de estupefacientes. tolerate the chaos that we've seen. el jefe del departamento policial dijo que no tolerarán el caos que se ha visto en las calles, que el operativo de anoche se hizo junto al departamento de obras públicas y la oficina del alguacil y continuarán con los operativos en la ciudad. así amaneció hoy dicha intersección con presencia de la policía y trababajadores l departamento de obras públicas y con las banquetas libres. está bien, está bien. ellos hacen su trabajo. te parece que hay que mantenerla así? despejada? claro, claro. una, una, limpio y todo eso. porque. pues la suciedad y todo ahí. esto forma parte del plan del alcalde daniel leary de recuperar y limpiar zonas problemáticas, como ocurrió hace poco con el área de jefferson square, donde hubo arrestos y decomiso de droga también. pero en este tipo de operativos ha sucedid

mayor daniel lurie today swore in former u.s. attorney wilson liang to fill a seat in the police commission. the board of supervisors confirmed liang for the post on tuesday. the board also removed former commissioner max carter this week. mayor lori says he is confident leon will help make san francisco safer. wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience. he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. the mayor also announced he's appointing gun violence prevention advocate maddie scott to the police commission. identity theft can be very destructive. now, one bay area police department is providing support for people whose identities have been stolen. today, san jose police launched an online tool. it will connect identity theft victims with a counselor through the san jose police website. that counselor can offer support and guidance on next steps after id theft. as online theft becomes more complex, officers want to make sure people g

celtic dancing followed a festive ceremony where mayor daniel lurie raised the flag of ireland from his balcony. it's an annual tradition. the first time mayor lori presided over the celebration. today was the kickoff to a week of celebrations, culminating with the saint patrick's day parade on saturday, march 15th. >> all right. good place to shop in the east bay. costco held a grand opening for its new box store in the east bay this morning. >> yes, the massive crowd waiting to get in made it look more like something you'd expect during the holiday season. the stores in brentwood and it's now the largest costco store in california. >> and with some rare limited items available for the grand opening, it brought out people from all across northern california. some started lining up as early as 10 a.m. on thursday. yesterday, justin came all the way from oakland specifically for the whiskey. >> meeting people and just talk about the different bourbons and how where everybody is from. i'm happy with with this one right here. so planters. >> it's a really big deal for us. the economic boos

the nonprofit was founded by san francisco mayor daniel lurie years before his run for office. the ceo says it's partnering with five local nonprofits to enroll families in the new program. >> they know when a family is in trouble before anyone else does, because they're already providing after school tutoring for kids. they're already providing food pantry work. they're already providing cultural activities, and so they understand what's happening with families in those neighborhoods. and so that's how families will find out about the program. that's how they will be vetted. >> 1500 families at risk of homelessness will be connected to housing, job support and child care starting in april. >> our time is now 725. environmental experts in southern california are closely watching the water quality at beaches, as concerns are growing after the destructive wildfires earlier this year. now, health officials in los angeles are telling people obey all the warnings and avoid ocean water near burn areas because of possible contamination. they say the wildfires didn't just burn, brush a

san francisco mayor daniel lurie and his administration aren't saying exactly what programs or serviceslashed. but the mayor, who's barely been in office two months, has warned the era of bandid solutions is over. what you all voted for on november 5th was accountability and change, and you are going to get it. chris tavella worries the city could come after the tenant right to council program. if you didn't have that representation, where do you think you'd be today? we wouldn't be in our house. without a doubt. without a doubt. his free attorney was able to fight off the eviction, while the landlord argued he did intend to move into the unit. the court threw out the eviction anyway, after determining the landlord failed to give the family proper notice. we reached out to the landlord through his lawyer but never heard back. tavella says that same landlord recently sent him and his family a new warning letter threatening legal action, accusing the family of nuisance behavior. the list of complaints includes continuous loud noises coming from the family's four children, like playing bas

daniel lurie. qué quisieras que pase? a mí me gustaría que pase que.ue para llegar a donde tú estás. la mayoría de estos niños, el 83%, vive con su familia en casa de otras familias que les permiten quedarse momentáneamente un 7% en refugios, un 6% en hoteles y un 4% temporalmente a la intemperie. así los clasifica el mismo registro. este 4% suena un número bajo, pero realmente significa que a esta hora, en este momento, hay 11.187 niños en california que no tienen un lugar seguro donde dormir. reportó para ustedes dayanna monroy telemundo. gracias a dayanna y le queremos recordar que tenemos nuestro número de whatsapp a su disposición para que nos escriba cuando lo necesite. cuéntenos sus denuncs o también historias positivas que quiere que cubramos. escanee el código qr que ve en pantalla y desde allí lo llevará directo a la aplicación de whatsapp. recuerde que somos los primeros contigo. por otra parte, una impactante explosión en el aire marcó final del último vuelo de prueba del cohete starship de la compañía spacex, dejando escombros en varias re

celtic dancing followed a festive ceremony where mayor daniel lurie raised the flag of ireland from hiscony. it's an annual tradition. the first time mayor lori presided over the celebration. today was the kickoff to a week of celebrations, culminating with the saint patrick's day parade on saturday, march 15th. >> all right. good place to shop in the east bay. costco held a grand opening for its new box store in the east bay this morning. >> yes, the massive crowd waiting to get in made it look more like something you'd expect during the holiday season. the stores in brentwood and it's now the largest costco store in california. >> and with some rare limited items available for the grand opening, it brought out people from all across northern california. some started lining up as early as 10 a.m. on thursday. yesterday, justin came all the way from oakland specifically for the whiskey. >> meeting people and just talk about the different bourbons and how where everybody is from. i'm happy with with this one right here. so planters. >> it's a really big deal for us. the economic boost an

mayor daniel lurie sharing his plan to crack down on crime and drug dealing. >> in san francisco, plus, nationwide concern tonight how veterans in the bay area and beyond speaking out about planned cuts to the va and how newly impose tariffs are causing some concern. among one makers right here in one makers right here in northern california. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] tonight. tariffs are on hold with both canada and mexico for at least another month. >> president trump has signed that executive order exempting products center traded under the u.s. mexico canada agreement. the mexican president shane baum thanked president trump saying, quote, me

mayor daniel lurie. oh no, that's okay. joanne. thank you.i get started i want to represent our soup. my colleagues on the board of supervisors supervisor souder, supervisor chen, supervisor dorsey have i missed any supervisors? our assessor recorder joaquin torres. thank you for being here and wearing such a great tie. someone said to me as i was walking in. thank you for coming. and i was like i work right there. so thank you all for coming. we've done a few flag raisings to date under in the first eight weeks but this is by far the biggest crowd that we had to move it out here. so it is an honor to welcome you to city hall and to raise the irish flag. i don't have to tell most of you here that san francisco's irish heritage runs deep. listen to these numbers in 1856 over 6000 irish immigrants had made san francisco their home by 1870, just 14 years later that number had grown to over 30,000. and by jim just share this with me also and by 1880 nearly a third of the city's population was of irish descent. the irish were foundational foundati

mayor daniel lurie swore in one new police commissioner and appointed another. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to community advocates and business owners, who are viewing this as a step forward. >> more changes are coming to san francisco, this time focused on replacing some of the members of the city's police commission. the group that oversees the san francisco police department and the department of police accountability. >> a new era of collaboration in city hall. >> with the police chief behind him and multiple city supervisors. mayor lurie announced the appointment of mary scott, a longtime violence prevention advocate whose son was shot and killed in 1996. >> her voice on the police commission will help us strengthen public safety. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one to come toget

. >> happening today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie will have a voice at the table.ing to conduct a fireside chat. it's going to be at the citizens jmp technology conference which is at the ritz carlton in san francisco and he'll be speaking around 10, 15. >> a 39 right now. and if you like smash burgers, there's a new place to yeah. local food influencer darien frazier's best known on social media as bay area foods is celebrating the soft opening of this new fast food venture kron. four's photo journalist malcolm jackson gets high fee. >> what we're looking at right now. >> to get everything that we did need to see to it that stay open. we're still not soft open that we reduced training. pricing is higher. >> was for a beautiful love to support some like led bay area why not say we didn't want all other places so many years when why water away the attention of put your money, unity, >> from cooks? good. >> 8.40, time right now and maybe you're high about sports. so when we come back, top of the conference tournament play stanford or georgia tech. louisville came out

city announced a new homelessness pilot project with tipping point community, a group founded by daniel lurieoney comes from private donors. okay. are you ready? today is the official start of mardi gras, which means there's a big party in new orleans. this is a view from bourbon street. just take a look at it. seen on the earth cam live stream. but the fun. not just in new orleans. this is the start of months of celebrations in san francisco, too. tonight, more than 20 local venues are participating in nbc's velena. jones explains. this is much more than a party. today is fat tuesday, which kicks off the carnaval season here in san francisco, and organizers say this is more than just a party, but a way to highlight culture and tradition while boosting the local economy. tonight, the mission district is filled with music, dancing and colorful costumes as san francisco carnival kicks off its 47th year celebrating latin, caribbean and african culture. we wanted to dance. we've been really lacking in the dance department. i've taken samba before, so i wanted to see some of the samba performances