the mayor has not stated whether she agrees with dorsey's proposal. mike all right, jana katsuyama live tonight here in studio. jenna, thank you. new at 11 alameda based astro is laying off a quarter of its workforce. the company is a competitor to spacex and launches small satellites from alaska and florida. it said last week that it had brought in less than $1 million in revenue last quarter while losing nearly $15 million overall, about 70 employees will be laid off in this latest round of cuts. the company laid off 16% of its workforce back in november. our video conferencing service zoom, has called its workers back to the office for two days a week. a zoom spokesperson told ktvu they believe a structured hybrid approach is most effective for their company. this means workers living within 50 miles of an office will be on site two days a week to interact with their teams. the company cut 15% of its workforce in february as it faces slow growth. like many other tech companies, zoom's market value has dropped at least $100 million since the height

ronen and matt dorsey have a common goal of helping drug users across the city. tonight is jana katsuyama joins us here in studio after speaking to the supervisors and janet this is all centered on the city's plan to get those wellness centers up and running. yes mike supervisor ronen spoke out today saying that dorsey should not be trying to undo the wellness center plans just as they're preparing to open this year. dorsey said it is not the same plan he voted for and he wants the funding used instead to help drug users in jail. this building at 444 sixth street near the hall of just

let's first hear from ruth barajas. >> chair dorsey. >> thank you. mrs. barajas in a conference in chicago hearing the vice president speak she cannot make it her like the other 2 applicants are very qualifyd and exited about serving on the committee. >> great. >> thank you. prosac numbership. we will get that corrected. >> okay. mrs. barajas i will take i don't mind playing second fiddle to the vice president. >> we do have tiffany jackson. ms. jackson. welcome to the rules committee the floor is yours. >> good morning, supervisors tiffany jackson. i'm a member of the homeless workforce collaborative. in my decade of working in community focus workforce development, i would not to be a part of the body i have a passion for advocating for others and a voice for the community. i desire to be a part of a body that makes a positive impact and allows me to engage in discussions and decisions that shape the workforce policy and strategies in san francisco. some of my goals for the future in discussing with committee members workforce programs. earn and learn c

in a letter yesterday, dorsey withdrew his support for a wellness hub in his district which includes connections to treatment and privately-funded safe consumption sites. dorsey says with the increase in arrests, there is more need to help addicts have a recovery option. he is now advocating for nearly all of the money budgeted for wellness hubs to be shifted to drug users in jail. we reached out to the mayor's office but have not heard back. >>> after three decades in business a palo alto restaurant is facing eviction. mike's diner has been run for 29 years, but after dropping off his latest rent check one day late he got a letter from the property owner saying that he was being evicted. he was three days late on rent last year so he said he signed an agreement with his landlord to say he would not be late again, but he said there was a good reason his rent was late this time. >> when i was stuck at el camino hospital admitting my daughter on the 17th, i did not get to the property management company with the check until the 18th, so they, by the letter of the law, could say okay, w

dorsey says he no longer thinks the wellness hubs will be effective in reaching drug users. signed up for this , the idea was that wellness hub was going to be a safe consumption site. instead, he wants the $18.9 million in funding diverted to help incarcerated drug users through jail health services supervisor hillary ronen called dorsey's pivot a political ploy. she says wellness centers are important and can still help drug users, even if they don't offer a supervised consumption space. what we can do is we can fund all the other services that wellness centers provide counseling, harm reduction supplies, acupuncture, wound treatment, visits with doctors. ronen says dorsey's district already has a harm reduction center nearby at sixth street and mission streets that is overwhelmed with demand for services. previously, 150 people a day were using those services. now there is request of over 500 people a day. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. well there is more bad news for struggling in san francisco shopping mall. the model reporting that the mortgage for the san francisco

supervisor dorsey. >> thank you.n both the item and the next i want to express gratitude to everyone who worked on this in getting it cross the finish line the advisory committee the folks at oewd and president supervisor peskin. lowering the inclusionary housing rights and rusing fees never easy to wallow i'm glad to see that we are embracing our mandate to do what we need facilitate the production of 82,000 units of housing 46 thousand will be affordable. this is an important step to getting there and the not only one but thank you to everybody and i'm pleased to add me as a cosponsor to this and 67 >> thank you. supervisor chan. thank you. i am always reluctant top lower any threshold that for us to have affordable how does and i thank you this case that similarly i00ue when we first began the discussion bipercentage and also impact fees, i had concern about lowering the percentage to existing percentage the fact that i think we have narrowed scope of impact in the time line which means we provide a limit to novem

karina: dustin dorsey's life. what we know about the officer's condition. dustin: larry and karina, i can say that one of the many officers that have been in and out of the hospital here at the emergency department did tell us a short while ago that the officer is in stable condition, which is great news. we are still waiting for the official word from san jose police. just a few miles down the road from where that scene happened earlier this morning, we got here around 10:00 a.m. we were the first on the scene, and there was a heavy police presence, san jose police and santa clara county sheriff's office, here at the emergency room. this is one of only two level one trauma center here in the south bay. this one located 1.4 for the scene where the officer was shot. around 12:30 this afternoon, police chief anthony mott and assistant chief paul joseph were seen leaving the department. less than an hour later, police were seen apprehending the suspect. a cruiser was parking the main lot after officers removed items from the suv. we do not know any details as

supervisor dorsey. >> thank you. on both the item and the next i want to express gratitude to everyone who worked on this in getting it cross the finish line the advisory committee the folks at oewd and president supervisor peskin. lowering the inclusionary housing rights and rusing fees never easy to wallow i'm glad to see that we are embracing our mandate to do what we need facilitate the production of 82,000 units of housing 46 thousand will be affordable. this is an important step to getting there and the not only one but thank you to everybody and i'm pleased to add me as a cosponsor to this and 67 >> thank you. supervisor chan. thank you. i am always reluctant top lower any threshold that for us to have affordable how does and i thank you this case that similarly i00ue when we first began the discussion bipercentage and also impact fees, i had concern about lowering the percentage to existing percentage the fact that i think we have narrowed scope of impact in the time line which means we provide a limit to nov

. >> reporter: few are more excited than supervisor matt dorsey. the new store is in his district. the folks at ikea i think agree with me that san francisco is poised for a come back, and they're bullish on the future of being a retail outlet in san francisco. >> reporter: ikea says this store will be the first of its kind in the u.s., focusing on what it calls small-space living. at 52,000 square feet, it will be significantly smaller than the traditional ikea stores in places like emeryville. according to ikea's parent company, the upper floors of the six-floor building will eventually become a co-working space with a food hall. the announcement ikea is opening their san francisco store august 23rd is meeting with excitement, but for people who live and work in the neighborhood, it's also meeting with skepticism. >> i don't think they'll get much business. i don't think so. because a lot of people don't like being in this area because of all the drugs and everything that's going on. so i don't know. >> i think the first couple of months, they're going to have some people. then i

it is expected to begin service in the next couple of weeks with our chair dorsey coming. we make that announcement very soonful on the exact date. we expect it to be early august. and i wanted note during the puc delayed the hearing to consider approval of the expansion permits until august 10 this was scheduled in july. the date does continue to move out in august and we are appropriateed participate in that hearing. >> final low as part of that conference, within a meeting the highway transportation agency i was inviteed join with sfmta staff united nations working group developing guidelines for av manufacturings. there is a lot of work. experts frommishia, europe america the at google office in mountain view. we had side meetings to discuss the specifications for the vehicles but the reasons for and need for the why, how we need them to be on board the vehicles to promote data collection and system forms. next. il note this -- locally we have a number of sfmta updates. you may have seen in the news. sfmta approved a contract with a company that installed red light cam

dorsey says he supports supervised consumption sites. but he added, quote, it makes little sense to me that we would fund and staff limited services for voluntary drop ins by drug users at a time when we are endeavoring to engage with an involuntary population of drug users whose lawless conduct suggests a far more acute need for life saving care and robust overdose prevention services. san francisco police say officers have seized more narcotics so far this year than in all of 2022. they say more than 123kg of narcotics have been taken off the street, including 80kg of fentanyl in the tenderloin alone. this announcement follows a town hall meeting last night attended by the police chief district attorney and sheriff, as well as concerned residents. police say they have made 533 narcotics arrests this year in the tenderloin. firefighters were busy today in the east bay battling flames in the hayward hills. this fire started around 130 on harder road near cal state, east bay. the hayward fire department says the flames were contained arou

matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound. city.ll in the process coming back from covid it means a lot to me as a district supervisor representing market too. >> this is going to be a centerpiece mark. certainly politician. the new ikea is one 3rd the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and its self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the different areas like the right to customers might need help help as well in the restroom area luck to all the checkouts of the entrances in shopping at the city format store will be much different than what you're used to as there's no store parking. >> and cars are not allowed on market street while there are few parking lots nearby. a key officials recommend people use public transportation. we don't have furniture is a takeaway item from this said this unit.

now, dorsey has changed his mind.gned up for this, the idea was that wellness hub was going to be a safe consumption site. now, dorsey wants the money diverted to help incarcerated drug users through jail health services supervisor hillary ronen says the change is a political ploy and adds that the wellness center can still help drug users even if they don't have space for supervised drug use. what we can do is we can fund all the other services that wellness centers provide counseling, harm reduction supplies, acupuncture, wound treatment, visits with doctors. now, ronan points out there is already a harm reduction center in dorsey's district, where 150 people a day were using the services. she says now more than 500 people a day are there asking for help. more fallout this morning from allegations that a san francisco narcotic officer had an inappropriate relationship with an informant. more than 100 drug cases tied to officer christina hays are now under investigation because of the allegations. the us attorney's o

yes, supervisor matt dorsey's district gets the new store in kron 4. sarah stinson. spoke with him about what the city is doing to try to protect that new store from all those burglaries and robberies that have plagued the area. >> ikea is opening a new location on san francisco's market street on august. 23rd. this despite a mass exodus of other retailers leaving downtown and the westfield mall to to increase theft and declining sales supervisor. matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound. city. still in the process coming back from covid it means a lot to me as a district supervisor representing market too. >> this is going to be a centerpiece marks for politician. the new ikea is one 3rd, the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and its self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the diff

reporter: dustin dorsey. a: a lot of people want to know what they can do to help. you can go to abc7.com, where you'll find a list of fundraisers, charities and verified nonprofits that are helping people from hawaii recover. dan: needless to say, traveling to and from hawaii is a struggle, because of the fires. while summer headed there, many are desperately trying to leave. suzanne phan is live at sfo with their stories tonight. reporter: so, the people that i talked to at sfo are still stunned by images coming out of maui. we talked to a number of travelers including a man who returned from maui, and a graphic artist who was helping the fire victims. so much devastation in amounting to heartbreak. those arriving at sfo from maui experienced it firsthand. >> it is nerve-racking. i was seeing people being evacuated to our hotel, to see their house just burned down, i'm thankful to be here, back to my home. reporter: Éireann of south city returned home this morning after spending a weekin maui with his family. . >> we were stuck in the airport for over 30 hours. it

matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound. city. still in the process coming back from covid it means a lot to me as a district supervisor representing market too. >> this is going to be a centerpiece marks for revitalization. the new ikea is one 3rd, the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and its self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the different areas like the right to customers might need help help as well in the restroom area like the checkouts of the entrances in shopping at the city format store will be much different than what you're used to as there's no store parking. >> and cars are not allowed on market street while there are few parking lots nearby. a key officials recommend people use public transportation. we don't have much. furniture is a takeaway item from this said this uni

reporter: dustin dorsey, abc7 news. dan: let's talk about the weather. it was nice over the weekend. but changes are coming. ama: rainbows, rain. >> yeah tropical moisture and we have active weather right now in the south bay. take a look at the live doppler 7, we have a thunderstorm that has developed north of mount hamilton. if it holds together, it would be in the area around 6:22 p.m. not only lightning strikes, but we could see some gusty winds associated with that cell. though moisture is kind of going up and wrapping around, coming back around over the ocean. all in association with an upper level low off of the southern california coast, bringing the moisture up in providing us with humidity. so in case you are wondering why it feels so humid when you are in the 50's for the dew points, that is muggy. 60-69 is humid. 61 right now in san jose and mt. view. he the east bay hills camera, we have clouds overhead with 68 in san francisco. 81 degrees in san jose. many cities were cooler than yesterday but the mugginess made it feel warmer. from our tow

now dorsey has changed his mind.p for this, the idea was that wellness hub was going to be a safe consumption site. now dorsey wants the money diverted to help incarcerated drug users through jail health services supervisor hillary ronen says the change is a political ploy and she says the wellness center can still help drug users even if they don't have space for supervised drug use. what we can do is we can fund all the other services that wellness centers provide counseling, harm reduction supplies, acupuncture, wound treatment, visits with doctors. ronan points out there's already a harm reduction center in dorsey's district, where 150 people a day were using the services she says now more than 500 people a day are there asking for help. well, it's an organization known for its commitment to creating opportunities for low income individuals with the essential skills needed to thrive in the ever evolving 21st century job market. career advisors for goodwill san francisco bay met with close to 2900 individuals last

katrina: to talk about all of this now we are joined by michael k dorsey, environmental scientist andr environmental epa committee member during the obama administration. thanks indeed for joining us. for the last few years there have been reports of the worst wildfires in the history of canada and here we are with thousands evacuated from the northwest of that country. why are the wildfires so increasingly bad? michael: in the canadian situation we are dealing with increased drought and mixture, a nexus of extreme weather events. the vast majority of these are driven by the changing climate. we have added over 400 parts per million of co2 into the atmosphere producing extreme weather around the world. not just in canada. the impact is certainly not canadian only, but it has had huge implications for u.s. air already over the past many months. we will see more extreme weather events like you are seeing in california and elsewhere on earth. the very fact that climate change is driving this is also driving the warming of the seas and that produces large cyclonic events like you saw. it

matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound for a city.ll in the process >> coming back from covid it means a lot to me as a district supervisor representing market too. this is going to be a centerpiece marks for revitalization. the new ikea is one 3rd, the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and its self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the different areas like the right to customers might need help help as well in the restroom area like the checkouts of the entrances in shopping at the city format store will be much different than what you're used to as there's no store parking and cars are not allowed on market street. >> while there are few parking lots nearby, a key officials recommend people use public transportation. we don't have large furniture is a takeaway item from this said this unit. w

matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound or a city where me as a district supervisor representing market too. this is going to be a centerpiece mark. certainly politician. the new ikea is one 3rd the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the different areas like the right to customers might need help help as well in the restroom luck to all the checkouts of the entrances in shopping at the city format store will be much different than what you're used to as there's no store parking and cars are not allowed on market street while there are few parking lots nearby, a key officials recommend people use public transportation. we don't have large furniture is a takeaway item from this said this unit. we have 150 furniture which is easy carry a year like the public tr

dorsey previously supported the hubs meant to hel the work done at the now closed tenderloin center, but he pulle support late in the week after they dropped supervised drug us from the mission. the director of one of the nonprofits that would operate one of the hubs says the decisions should be left up to health care professionals. we contacted bot supervisor dorsey and mayor breed and neither responded. >>> the total number of drugs seized this year has surpassed last year's total. bart says 20 people have died on train, in stations, or on bart property s far this year. that's a number already surpassing last year's total. in response, bart is deploying as many uniformed personnel as possible, both to respond to people in trouble an as a deterrent to keep drugs out. >> police officers or crisis intervention specialists, fare inspectors, community service offices. we've committed more uniformed personnel to our trains and stations. >> they've also got a new piece of equipment. every bart staff member is now carrying narcan. they say they're having to use it every few days, sometimes

dustin dorsey explains what is at stake. dustin: a decision looms that would impact residents through the city. tuesday city employees with the municipal play federation local 101 and the international federation of professional and technical engineers local 21 a vote on a strike that will be the largest san jose is seen in 40 years. >> we are passionate about the services we provide to the city of san jose. we know on the ground what our citizens expect of us. to go above and beyond to serve the community we need that payraise. dustin: the employees work at the airport come housing department, and city libraries, services were residents will see the impact of a strike occurs. the city is offering a 5% raise next year and a 4% and 3% the years following. this library clerk says it is not enough to survive in san jose. >> i will be losing money, but it is for the greater good because we san jose city employees deserve to have the same amount of raises as our sister cities. dustin: city council will discuss any movement tuesda

a group of local leaders visiting the sites earlier this year, including supervisor matt dorsey. >> what they're doing is not just important for people who are using drugs in new york, but also a model for the whole nation. >> the new york times reported a warning from a federal prosecutor. threatening to shut down the site. >> as a practical matter, we are on thinner ice than we were a week ago before the attorney weighed in. >> people can go here to use drugs under supervision in case of an overdose. they are illegal under federal law, but that biden administration has not been enforcing it. sam rivera is the executive director of onpoint nyc in a statement responding in part as the biden administration funds study into the operation of our opc's as a potential tool to help combat our nation overdose crisis, on is count -- proud to continue its work for the city, state and national officials to save lives and strengthen new york's response to a devastating health crisis. >> because the sites are illegal, nonprofits operating them are still at legal risk. >> when it comes to civil disob

. >>> back in the bay area, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is calling on mayor london breed totransfer $18 million the city budgeted for wellness hubs into services for people arrested on drug charges. matt dorsey previously supported the hubs which are meant to build upon the work done at the now closed tenderloin center. but he pulled his support last week after the hubs dropped supervised drugfrom their mission. the executive director of one of the nonprofits that would operate these wellness hubs said decisions like this should be left up to healthcare professionals. we reached out to both supervisor dorsey and mayor breed's office for comment, but they did not respond. >>> san francisco police say the total amount of illegal drugs seized this year has already exceeded last year's total. now, it is becoming a battle for the region's largest transit system. bart says 20 people have died on trains and stations or on bart property so far this year . that number is more than the total for all of 2022. bart says it is deploying as many uniformed personnel as possible , both to r

so now dorsey has changed his mind. when i signed up for this, the idea was that wellness hub was going to be a safe consumption site. now, dorsey wants the money diverted to help incarcerated drug users through jail health services supervisor hillary rhoden says the change is a political ploy. and she says the wellness center can still help drug users even if they don't have space for supervised drug use. what we can do is we can fund all the other services that wellness centers provide counseling, harm reduction supplies, acupuncture , wound treatment, visits with doctors. ronan points out that there is already a harm reduction center in dorsey's district, where 150 people a day were using the services. she now says more than 500 people a day are there asking for help. our time, 735 renters in the east bay city of pittsburgh, one city leaders to pass tougher rent control ordinances, and many of them were speaking out last night at city council's meeting called for a 3% cap on annual rent increases. the alliance of cal

matt dorsey is district. he joined in on the excitement tuesday for the new urban format store with 52,000 square feet of space across 3 levels partner. i have a >> i mean, for some shelves in our apartment that we have made a decision that we are waiting until opens and we're going do our shopping when whole foods announced their closure on market street in april, supervisor dorsey says he reached out to a number of retailers, including ikea to explain the work the city is doing to improve crime and drug trafficking. they have eyes wide open about some of the challenges that we're facing. but i think they agree with me that. >> city policymakers, myself included, are taking public safety seriously. and committed to making progress on challenge we're facing. the supervisor is introducing a charter amendment next month to increase police staffing. >> and the city has brought in help from the california highway patrol national guard. >> and san francisco sheriff's department to tackle the opioid crisis drug sei

matt dorsey is district. he joined in on the excitement tuesday for the new urban format store with 52,000 square feet of space across 3 levels. we've basically is about placemaking and cultural activities retail space. when whole foods announced their closure on market street in april, supervisor dorsey says he reached out to a number of retailers, including ikea. >> to explain the work the city is doing to improve crime and drug trafficking. they have their eyes wide open about some of the challenges that we're facing. but i think they agree with me that. >> city policymakers, myself included, are taking public safety seriously. and committed to making progress on challenge we face san francisco. bring in help from the california highway patrol national guard in san francisco sheriff's department to tackle the opioid crisis. >> drug seizures and arrests that have not gone unnoticed. i supported when i started to see them cleaning it up a bit and >> offering. i know that there's a lot of complicated things w

dustin dorsey is live at the hospital. karina: first let's go live to zach fuentes. he has been at the scene since this morning. what is the latest? zach: it has been a day for investigators for the people who live and work here as they have been processing the scene. as you can see behind me there is a scene going on, investigators right here we finally found the new information from the police chief about the suspect involved in this, it is a convicted felony who was not supposed to have a firearm. we will take you to the initial call that brought the police officer here. we take you to what the police chief said. >> the female caller said her husband was drunk and try to hit her. the caller stated that the male subject had broken down their bathroom door and units were dispatched to the scene. responding officers arrived at a two-story condominium complex with an enclosed stairway leading up to a balcony. that served as a primary entrance to that residence. less than 30 seconds after arriving, one of the officers attempted to call up to the front door balcony and

supervisor matt dorsey lives in the neighborhood it says the federal building having a difficult time staffing childcare for employees. >> they were sharing for me that they were doing everything they can to hire people to do childcare work. among 18 or 19 large majority of them decided they had no interest in working once they found out what the location was. >> the federal government spent $3 million making improvements. funds went to a steel fence to deter drug users. instead of benches outside provide people as you see a place to stay. >> and iconic san francisco businesses setting a stern message to the city and state officials. the owner of gump's in union square took out a full-page ad in the san francisco chronicle to decry the state of the city and demand action. the letter says in part today as we prepare for our 166 holiday season at 250 post street we fear this went may be our last because of the profound erosion of the city conditions. chairman john says he is frustrated with city leadership on several issues including downtowns slow economic recovery since the pandemic.

supervisor dorsey says the federal governmen the crime and drug use in the area. in a tweet, he said in part, we are just wondering why a federal authorities aren't doing more to shut down the drug scenes on their own doorsteps. where's the 24 hour fixed post by federal protective service or us marshals? and why isn't health and human services doing more to offer health and human services to those they don't want to look on their commute to look at on their commute to the office? an unpleasant surprise for customers hoping to have their cars serviced at an oakland auto shop. thieves took off with a half a dozen vehicles from the shop in what is being called an organized car theft. ctv's dave devlin joining us live tonight from oakland with more on the story. dave mike, like you said, shock and surprise. one driver i spoke to said she thought she was dropping off her vehicle for a quick headlight fix. she thought the business was secure. turns out she was wrong. it was burglarized. now she's without a car and a stack of paperwork and a whole lot of headaches. at 73

in a letter friday, dorsey withdrew his support for a wellness hub in his district. when the subs include medical services and connections to treatments and privately funded safe consumption sites. dorsey says with the increase in arrests for drug possession, there needs to be more to help addicts have a recovery option. he is now advocating for all of the nearly $19 million budgeted for wellness apps to be shifted to drug users in jail. we reached out to mayor breeds office and have not heard back just yet. >>> new this morning at 7:36, we have this live look in santa clara, where we are seeing a police presence on reeves avenue and lawrence expressway. you can see part of that road is blocked off. we have reached out to police and we are working to find out more information about what is going on. >>> after nearly 3 decades in business, a peninsula restaurant is facing eviction. mike's diner has been on middlefield road in midtown palo alto since 1994. it's run by michael. he says he dropped off his latest rent check one day late and received a letter from the prop

matt dorsey says it's refreshing to hear ikea wants to be a part of the city's rebound or a city where? >> still in the process coming back from covid it means a lot to me as a district supervisor representing market too. >> this is going to be a centerpiece marks for revitalization. the new ikea is one 3rd, the size of the other locations divided into 3 levels. there's one entrance on market street and its self-checkout only. >> ikea employees will be walking around the store to help people an unarmed guards from the same 3rd party company that runs the emeryville location. we'll be watching for shoplifters. we do place them in in the different areas like the right to customers might need help pop as well in the restroom area. like the old, the checkouts of the entrances in shopping at the city format store will be much different than what you're used to as there's no store parking. >> and cars are not allowed on market street while there are few parking lots nearby. a key officials recommend people use public transportation. we don't have much. furniture is a takeaway item from this

supervisor matt dorsey took part in a televised town hall meeting about crime in american cities.orsey said more intervention strategies are needed to combat the fentanyl crisis, which has already claimed more than 300 lives in san francisco this year. leaders from other cities from across the country also attended the meeting. a major bay area highway is shutting down again this weekend so crews can upgrade road conditions. a stretch of eastbound interstate 80 in contra costa county will close at the end of this week for construction. the closure from hercules to crockett starts friday night at nine. the roads will reopen 5 a.m. monday morning this is the second of four times the freeway will close this summer for road repairs. caltrans says drivers should expect upcoming freeway closures to cause some heavy traffic delays. detours will be in effect. tesla is being investigated for complaints that some of its cars are losing steering wheel control. the national highway traffic safety administration says about 280,000 2023 model three and ys could be affected. the agency has recei