don francisco: ¿se abraza a la gente aquÍ? karla: eestamos vacunados. ecÍas no preguntes collins. que estamos respirando. jorge: era durÍsimo porque en realidad estÁbamos respirando a muchos de los fallecidos. el cemento pulverizado. y tenÍamos que estar allÍ. tÚ viniste en auto. ustedes se la volaron porque lo nosotros lo hicimos en 23 horas. me sorprendÍa mucho que no habÍa policÍas. podÍamos es llegar hasta el mismo lugar. marÍa: nosotros estuvimos a dos cuadras de aquÍ. jorge: una de las cosas mÁs duras se que por primera vez sentimos que la guerra nos llevÓ. la guerra en las estados unidos. nunca habÍa llegado la guerra aquÍ. marÍa: es un honor trabajar contigo siempre. jorge: estar con la gente. con quien quieras que hables. esto los ha marcado. nos acostumbramos a vivir con el terrorismo. tomar el aviÓn. nos ha cambiado totalmente. marÍa: esta es la televisiÓn en vivo. no podemos engaÑarlos. que nos repitan las instrucciones. hay rosas... jorge tenemos a don francisco que estÁ aquÍ. hay que mandarle un saludo desde la zona cero. don francisco: emo

cÓmo serÍa la pausa de don francisco?ent. si tu situación financiera ha cambiado, es posible que podamos ayudarte. alan:bienvenidos a este martes de "sin rollo" frente a mighty interiano. marcela sarmiento un placer y un honor. marcela: buenos dÍas a todos. alan:me gusta tu oufit de met gala. marcela: estÁs elegante. johnny: yo sino deviene como—— alan: no pasa nada. temas muy interesantes. hace unas horas sino miranda publicÓ un comunicado que dice asÍ:" a todos ustedes que han estado conmigo en este proceso que no ha sido fÁcil, del que estoy saliendo poco a poco y aprendiendo, quiero compartirles del momento en el que estoy..." maity:" he tenido dÍa mejores que otros y controlar la ansiedad, vulnerabilidad y lo que conlleva es un reto complejo de afrontar, y sÓlo quienes lo padecen pueden entenderlo. porque hay momentos en los que la realidad se transforma y la mente nos hace jugadas que nos ayuda a caer...." tony:" por eso desde el fondo de mi corazÓn que han estado desde el comienzo de mi carrera me siguen apresando

wayne: which sounds about right when talking about don yielding tonight. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. dan: boy, that was a strange day. strange night around here, too. take a look at the lightning from just over one hour ago. this is video from the community of winters and yolo county, 30 miles west of sacramento, several lightning strikes just one after the other and this was seen in so many parts of the bay area. fireworks. ama: is there anything over us now? i thought i heard some thunder but maybe it was a car. somebody is running or maybe a car passing by. there is no thunder over san francisco but we certainly have thunderstorms on live doppler 7 so i want to show it to you right now. it is still an active scene. the focus of the thunderstorms have been over the north bay. i want to take you in right near our radar site. calistoga is getting hit. unfortunately, not a lot of rain accompanying this but as we track it for you, heading into middletown, lower lake by 11, -- 11:43 p.m. discovery bay seeing a lightning strike and they are seeing some shower

. >> in san francisco. don kerman kron 4 news. >> teachers and staff at all. california they have to get the covid vaccine. but there's not a mandate for students right now that could change, though, in the bay area next week. the oakland unified school district. their board is going to talk about requiring students to get the vaccine even though there's not it's not clear at this point how the mandate would be implemented and still at this point. not everybody is on board. >> action needs to come from the state legislature. and i just know for myself as a citizen in california. i don't want local school boards making the decision around what to require vaccination and what's not. >> the west contra costa unified school district was also planning to talk about. >> vaccine ban dates for students and they were having a special meeting on tuesday this coming tuesday. but the meeting has been canceled and there are no plans to reschedule it. now on the peninsula. the city of millbrae says you do not need to prove you're vaccinated to enjoy restaurants, gyms and en

wayne: which sounds about right when talking about don yielding tonight. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. dan: boy, that was a strange day. strange night around here, too. take a look at the lightning from just over one hour ago. this is video from the community of winters and yolo county, 30 miles west of sacramento, several lightning strikes just one after the other and this was seen in so many parts of the bay area. fireworks. ama: is there anything over us now? i thought i heard some thunder but maybe it was a car. somebody is running or maybe a car passing by. there is no thunder over san francisco but we certainly have thunderstorms on live doppler 7 so i want to show it to you right now. it is still an active scene. the focus of the thunderstorms have been over the north bay. i want to take you in right near our radar site. calistoga is getting hit. unfortunately, not a lot of rain accompanying this but as we track it for you, heading into middletown, lower lake by 11, -- 11:43 p.m. discovery bay seeing a lightning strike and they are seeing some shower

don, and thank you mayor breed. thank you also to the san francisco voters who supported the 2019 affordable housing bond which is paying for this project. i want to thank mocd, eric shaw and his whole team is here for their partnership over the years. as they explore options for what we might do here. i want to thank the central soma plan advocates to serve a broad spectrum of income levels here. we look forward to partnering to connect residents with this housing. i also want to thank our acquisition and bridge lenders. from the local industry to support corporation, we have cindy woo. we also benefited from the state's housing program and finally from our local housing accelerate fund. i also want to thank at some point, this was considered an inclusionary housing development. and, finally, i want to introduce and thank charmine curtis or curtis development. she's our partner who's been with us from the beginning. she pulled out all the stops last year. she and i were working hard, hustling to secure the state funding that brought us to this point in time. thanks to her efforts, we can finally see that this building

and breezy through the bay area, wind at 25 miles per hour in san francisco and nearly 15 to about 20 miles per hour in other areas. donhing those clouds onshore from the coast, and san francisco you can see clouds already. 61 in the city, 68 in oakland, mountain view's in san jose, 82 in morgan hill and 58 in pacifica. a view looking down from mount tam, 80 santa rosa, novato 82 concord and livermore, the view from emeryville, it looks even more threatening now even though there is no threat from these clouds, just a little: an moisture which is a good thing. the clouds will expand overnight it will be cooler overnight, tomorrow we can expect a warming trend on sunday, continued through tuesday and we are not expecting any extreme heat from that warm up. the forecast shows the expanding low clouds along the coastline, pushing over the bay. we will begin the day tomorrow with lingering low clouds and bright skies through most of the day though high clouds are expected to move over later in the day into the afternoon and evening. let's talk about overnight conditions, mainly clear skies inland but low clouds at the coas

san francisco oakland and for san jose. cooling don for the weekend.east bay looking at another hot day tomorrow. there we go with temperatures for the weekend. down to the upper 80's for the inland east bay. for the north bay into the low to mid-80s's and along the coast daytime highs by the end of the week in the low 60's. >>> let's check in with a look at traffic. >> we have this trouble spot this is southbound 29 near 121 in the napa area. there's a two car crash that chp and crews have been working on. there's a major front end damage to one of the vehicles. tow trucks are on the way hoping to clear it out of the roadway. we are seeing slow speeds because of this. 22 miles an hour as you approach the area. if you are going out of napa plan for the delays. we will let you know when lanes open up and clear through. super commutes it's back to business this morningw. reseeing lots of braying light out of tracy. westbound 205. extending onto 580 to just about north flynn. the travel time 39 minutes over toward the dublin interchange. you can see in th

alameda at 60 degrees berkeley at 59 san francisco foggy and cool at 58 reyna don, thank you for that let's start in the south bay where we are seeing some accidents there. >> like this one to 80 northbound south of guadalupe parkway. at least 2 lanes currently blocked. so you could take east santa clara street or story road. they run just adjacent to 2.80 to try to get through all that thick traffic. another 1, one. oh, one northbound into an old bayshore highway. the on ramp there currently blocked and we're seeing a slight delay along one o one heading into the city this morning, a little under 18 traffic is building the bridge is a little slick and wet this morning. other highways. what as well as you head across towards the peninsula. little under 17 minutes for you to make that drive some slower highways. john talked about rain along 8 80's. a look at we're seeing thanks slowing down as you're traveling towards to 37 real peace will take you 57 minutes. same story for highway 4. we saw rain passing through the air. 45 minutes as you're traveling towards conquer to 42 james, back

don, and thank you mayor breed. thank you also to the san francisco voters who supported the 2019 affordable housing bond which is payings whole team is here for their partnership over the years. as they explore options for what we might do here. i want to thank the central soma plan advocates to serve a broad spectrum of income levels here. we look forward to partnering to connect residents with this housing. i also want to thank our acquisition and bridge lenders. from the local industry to support corporation, we have cindy woo. we also benefited from the state's housing program and finally from our local housing accelerate fund. i also want to thank at some point, this was considered an inclusionary housing development. and, finally, i want to introduce and thank charmine curtis or curtis development. she's our partner who's been with us from the beginning. she pulled out all the stops last year. she and i were working hard, hustling to secure the state funding that brought us to this point in time. thanks to her efforts, we can finally see that this building will be built and in two years, we will welcome residents

this is how we live here, we live in freedom here in san francisco and our message to our employees as if you donrom silicon valley to texas, to austin coming to dallas, a lot of tech companies relocate and i wonderjust generally whether you think the type of employee that the tech industry attacked —— attracts, young, socially liberal, mobile, whether those sort of people are going to be put off by some of the southern states were introducing these kinds of lies. we have thousands of employees in texas and we are the largest employer here in san francisco with over 10,000 employees in san francisco. where the largest employer in indiana, another state that we just mentioned tech company, and i canjust tell you right now that we just mentioned tech company, and i can just tell you right now is that on certain issues, it divides them. some of them believe in something, maybe they don�*t believe that another thing, and in those employees, we are not asking them to make any type of statement, we are just saying if you need to move if you are uncomfortable, you need mobility, you want to change where

don arcs were doing precinct walking. we've had hundreds of volunteers so far. so in san francisco, house speaker nancy pelosi stopped at a phone bank at manny's restaurant in the mission. her message don't mess with california. yeah yeah, we have a great governor so great. they decided to recall him. and they do that with some, you know, in a way that makes this recall a recall of our values groups that support the recall are also mobilizing. we've identified about 800,000 low propensity voters who are likely, yes, voters that unless they get a knock at the door or phone call or a text message might not return their ballot. republican candidate larry elder has suggested there might be elections shenanigans and former president trump. issued a statement asking if anyone believed the election isn't rigged. election officials say there is no evidence of fraud and want to dispel unfounded rumors. such as suggestions that drop boxes can be opened with a simple postal key. their unique keys and their assigned 22 person teams. we have a chain of custody that we enforce carl demaio with r

don, and thank you mayor breed. thank you also to the san francisco voters who supported the 2019 affordable housing bond which is paying for this project. i want to thank mocd, eric shaw and his whole team is here for their partnership over the years. as they explore options for what we might do here. i want to thank the central soma plan advocates to serve a broad spectrum of income levels here. we look forward to partnering to connect residents with this housing. i also want to thank our acquisition and bridge lenders. from the local industry to support corporation, we have cindy woo. we also benefited from the state's housing program and finally from our local housing accelerate fund. i also want to thank at some point, this was considered an inclusionary housing development. and, finally, i want to introduce and thank charmine curtis or curtis development. she's our partner who's been with us from the beginning. she pulled out all the stops last year. she and i were working hard, hustling to secure the state funding that brought us to this point in time. thanks to her efforts, we can finally see that this building

don. that should be back in full operation soon. free fares for light rail continue through the end of the month. in san franciscowever, in service because there's an electrical issue at the bar. so cable cars have been replaced with limited bus service on all lines. they'll tell us when it's they also say that the f market historic street cable cars from the castro to fishermans wharf. those are operating. so you catch your eye. there were no word on when the cable cars as a whole will be back in service will keep you posted. it's 5.41. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. to find great values this season. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. ♪i love the way you're livin'♪ ♪'cause you so genuine♪ ♪you got that something special♪ ♪didn't you know?♪ ♪i just need you, you, you♪ ♪ ♪ >> 5.44, right now and we're checking out the weather. it's too early to tell with the day's going to shape up like that. john has the crystal who does. it was very it was really nice yesterday. i want to say today was just going to be hotter today, it is today is going to be the hottest of the forecast. so

francisco giants back in the playoffs. the giants celebrating on the field there. >> after they defeated the san diego padres last night at oracle and there they don, their playoff t shirts. they are the first team to clinch a playoff spot this year and i feel like i dropped the ball. here's the team photo when everybody proud and wearing their champagne goggles will get to the locker room in a minute. the giants now have 94 winds with 18 games left to play and they're guaranteed to win at least one of the 2 national league wild card spots. but of course, we want more. we want more were still 2 and a half up on the dodgers and hoping to win. let's get the highlights now of this game that put us there. bottom of the first evan longoria with a three-run homer to give the giants a 5 run lead and the crowd goes wild. and that was just the beginning for thing. brandon belt hit his 24th home run of the season and the lead is even bigger. and by the time the done, the giants easily win 9 to one and they've now won 8 in a row. they are headed back to the playoffs for the first time since 2016. all right. now let's go to the locker room and check out the p

san francisco giants going back to the playoffs celebrating on the field there after beating the san diego padres last night at oracle. >> the team got their play a schertz. they're proudly donned them. they are the first in the mlb to clinch a playoff spot. the team then gather for their team photo on the field. the giants now have 94 winds with 18 games left to play. they are guaranteed to win at least one of the 2 and all wild card spots. but of course, we want more. they're still trying to hold off the dodgers and win the division. let's get to the highlights. still 2 and half up. by the way, bottom of the first at along gory with a three-run homer to give the giants a 5 run lead. that's out of there. then in the 4th inning. watch brandon belt. he gets this 24th home run of the season for him. and that. >> even increases the lead. the giants won this easily 9 to one. and that's 8 wins in a row. now they head back to the playoffs for the first time since 2016. and the celebration, of course, carried into the locker room. yes, this is video taken by kron four's kai lynn mills. >> braving a see of champagne. looks like and happy players. the players freya spraying champagne an

don dewitt. i would ask to ask those. first question i read there is a firehouse recipe book put together with the favorite recipes from the various firehouses of san francisco. is this going to be published? if copies will be available to the public and if it could be used as a fund-raising for some charitable aspect of the fire department, much like you have seen many of the calendars from other fire departments that auction off -- that use the funds for charitable purposes. it is a great idea. i just would like to know more about the publication of this, when it is going to happen, how many copies will be available and whether it will be tied to a charity purpose? >> thank you, i hate to burst the bubble. it is electronic. it is a project that we will be working on to gather more healthier recipes. in spite of overall health of the project. now we don't have funds for publishing. it will be electronic. everyone on the internet system can establish them. >> no printed one, electronic? >> correct. >> more easily updated, i agree. okay. second question. the moose boat. what is that? >> another boat we have with different speeds. it is in our fleet of boats w

don patrick. thank you very much for taking this. i know i just missed it. my wife and my family live at 5 oak and we strongly support this proposal by rivian. we've lived in san francisco about 20 years, we have three kids. the two are in public schools. recognize it's change, it's hard. but i strongly support it. thank you. >> president: commissioner moore. >> commissioner: i would like to ask commissioner silverstein who got interrupted on his talks to complete his sentence. he's a person speaking for the public. mr. silverstein, if you're still there, would you please dial again and complete your statement about what you saw to be important for the linden side of the operation. >> secretary: mr. linden, your line has been unmuted. >> thank you. thank you for allowing me to continue. a couple of comments. second, i'd like to ask rivian for carving out the space on the retail side. who worked hard to remove the back alley. the rear entrance on linden has little to do with that. i think they've done a wonderful job with what they've shown so far. third shgt linden avenue is known for its street art. i'd like to see them make some effort to save some of the art on the e

don patrick. thank you very much for taking this. i know i just missed it. my wife and my family live at 5 oak and we strongly support this proposal by rivian. we've lived in san francisco about 20 years, we have three kids. the two are in public schools. recognize it's change, it's hard. but i strongly support it. thank you. >> president: commissioner moore. >> commissioner: i would like to ask commissioner silverstein who got interrupted on his talks to complete his sentence. he's a person speaking for the public. mr. silverstein, if you're still there, would you please dial again and complete your statement about what you saw to be important for the linden side of the operation. >> secretary: mr. linden, your line has been unmuted. >> thank you. thank you for allowing me to continue. a couple of comments. second, i'd like to ask rivian for carving out the space on the retail side. who worked hard to remove the back alley. the rear entrance on linden has little to do with that. i think they've done a wonderful job with what they've shown so far. third shgt linden avenue is known for its street art. i'd like to see them make some effort to save some of the art on the e