to my right is supervisor dorsey, the clerk is ms. klait--clayton. madam clerk do you have any announcement? >> clerk: yes, please make sure you silence all cell phone devices. public comment will be taken when your item comes up and public comment is called, please line up to the right. you may submit public comment, first you may email them to myself. or you may submit your written comment in city hall number 11 carleton b gooden place. if you submit public comment in writing, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official file in which you are commenting. finally the items after pod are expected to appear in the supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, i would like to make a motion to excuse supervisor engardio. >> clerk: on the motion to excuse vice chair engardio. member dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> we have two ayes to execute supervisor engardio. >> thank you. item number 1. hearing to consider that the transfer of type 2 off-sale general beer wine. >> thank you, madam cler

to my right is supervisor dorsey, the clerk is ms. klait--clayton. madam clerk do you have any announcement? >> clerk: yes, please make sure you silence all cell phone devices. public comment will be taken when your item comes up and public comment is called, please line up to the right. you may submit public comment, first you may email them to myself. or you may submit your written comment in city hall number 11 carleton b gooden place. if you submit public comment in writing, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official file in which you are commenting. finally the items after pod are expected to appear in the supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, i would like to make a motion to excuse supervisor engardio. >> clerk: on the motion to excuse vice chair engardio. member dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> we have two ayes to execute supervisor engardio. >> thank you. item number 1. hearing to consider that the transfer of type 2 off-sale general beer wine. >> thank you, madam cler

. >> supervisor dorsey present supervisor engardio present. >> supervisor mandelman present. >> supervisor melgar address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction present. >> supervisor preston present. >> supervisor ronen present. >> supervisor safai present. >> supervisor stefani present. >> and commissioner chan present mr. president all members are present. >> thank you, madam clerk do we to have any communications. >> yes. the san francisco board of supervisors welcomes you to attend this meeting here in the boards elective second room room 20s or watch channel 26 or live stream at www.sfgovtv and submit your public comment by sending an e-mail to sfgov.org or u.s. postal service to the board of supervisors the number one dr. carlson place room 244 san francisco, california. >> if you need to make a reasonable accommodation under the americans with disabilities act or to request language assistance contact the claeshgz office two days in advance two business days call the number on the screen thank you, mr. president. >> thank you um, do we - madam clerk

i see supervisor dorsey on the roster. >> thank you so much. i am happy to support this and i just want to express if you can express to the owner my appreciationation for activating the space. this isn't in my district but it is a block away and it is not close to residential areas, but it is close enough i think there are neighborhood folks who i represent who probably would love to go to a place. this is just right across market street, so i really appreciate everything we are doing. i think this will be-let's not sleep on downtown. i think this will be a happening place. we are seeing with first thursdays. some of the activation we are doing down there. there's east cut is really up and coming, so i'm wishing this business a lot of luck. i really appreciate being part of san francisco's come-back and happy to support this. >> thank you. i tell to my clients are very successful because if they navigated through covid and got a pile of money they are circling around now. bleiman went to free mont street. you see a lot of the smart ones going

dorsey blake. >>> welcome back. if you didn't know who howard thurman was, you get an idea because of dorsey's intimacy with him. knowing him for all these years. pastoring the church for 25 years now. but you had a complication sometime ago. >> every year we have a convocation that we do it with the anniversary. we had an extraordinary panel and we talked about racism, immigration and collective liberation. we do it not only to introduce and commemorate thurman's life and work but we do it to say, let's move forward. howard thurman was born in florida in 1899. he became, there are many things about his childhood. he loved the darkness of his -- the sky and really loved nature. he became copastor of the fellowship church in 1944 and in 1953 became the first black man to be deemed in a predominantly white theological seminary. he was there for 12 years and was also able to expand. and he did so many critical things. dance, drama because he always wanted the service to surprise people. because that is part of being aw

me and supervisor dorsey. and my understanding is that we do not have a presentation for this item today, but commander nicole jones, special operations bureau sergeant dan guzman, lieutenant a.j. holder, diana ross, director of policy and public affairs. and carl nishida, principal liaison legislative liaison are present, to answer any questions if we have them. i do believe commander jones would like to address the committee, and we have been asked by the mayor's office to move two amendments today. which committee members have in front of them. i will read the amendments into the record now, and i just want to can city attorney brad rusty, please confirm for the committee that these amendments are not substantive? good afternoon, supervisors. yes, i confirm that these amendments are not substantive. thanks. great thank you. and the first amendment requires sfpd to warn people of the unlawful assembly before arresting them. this is an existing requirement. and the second amendment is an administrative error.

. >> supervisor dorsey, present. >> supervisor engardio, present. >> supervisor mandelman, present. >> supervisor melgar, present. >> president peskin, present. >> supervisor preston, present. >> supervisor ronen, present. >> supervisor safai, present. >> supervisor stefani, present. >> and supervisor walton mr. president all members are president all members are present. >> thank you. >> >> unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> colleagues in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk could you please read the consent agenda or do you have any anonymous. >> yes. the board of superv

moved by dorsey, seconded by preston. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, aye. commissioner engardio, aye. chair mandelman, aye. vice chair melgar, aye. commissioner preston, aye. commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 8 ayes, the motion is approved. >> great. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is a information item. >> and i think we are looking for cac chair k a t siegel. >> good morning chair mandelman, vice chair melgar and commissioners. the c a c met twice since my last report at our july meeting we rvled updates from sf mta about the quick build program and vision zero and update on severe injuries and fatalities. members wanted more information about trends in underlying causes of fatal and injury crashes and also wanted to know whether more data could be collected about more miner injury crashes and whether more reporting about inj

moved by dorsey, seconded by preston. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, aye. commissioner engardio, aye. chair mandelman, aye. vice chair melgar, aye. commissioner preston, aye. commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 8 ayes, the motion is approved. >> great. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is a information item. >> and i think we are looking for cac chair k a t siegel. >> good morning chair mandelman, vice chair melgar and commissioners. the c a c met twice since my last report at our july meeting we rvled updates from sf mta about the quick build program and vision zero and update on severe injuries and fatalities. members wanted more information about trends in underlying causes of fatal and injury crashes and also wanted to know whether more data could be collected about more miner injury crashes and whether more reporting about inj

the rest i submit. >> >> thank you, supervisor dorsey and supervisor engardio summit thank you.lerk i have a resolution a millennium resolutions for office of emergency services as the october 2024 as the first san francisco fairway month in the city and county of san francisco since 1984 when they published her publication and long before that san francisco is a perish precious place in 2004 governor gavin newsom declared it stairway day and the first staircase the say mosaic with the sun and moon and the flowers and is piles representing the hardware across this and the tiles to the staircase like many that are completed this is designed brought to life by artists working with the community volunteers. in october san francisco gives other tile staircase in the park and by the avenue a disoriented by a mural and in an approval process. and largely because the effort is led by the neighborhoods tiles will be installed beginning next week and many across town in october and the best weather of the year coming upon us is the perfect time to celebrate and over 9 public staircases c

dorsey high from los angeles tomorrow. as ktvu jesse geary shows us, the matchup is about so much more than the game on the field friday morning. >> sees two football teams ready to tear each other apart on the gridiron, instead posing for pictures side by side. >> coming from oakland, we are inner city schools, so, you know, we don't really a lot of times have opportunities to go outside of our regular norm. >> this augmented norm sees the knights of castlemont high school hosting what organizers hope are lifelong friends from dorsey high school in los angeles. >> it's more than football. this is more about providing an opportunity for the younger generation to see that they can also be successful. >> oakland athletic league commissioner frankie navarro hatched the idea of these two schools playing a home and home series last season. castlemont traveled south and won in the rose bowl. >> give them a better experience. make the world a little bit bigger for them. last year we were able to host them and it was an exciting t

we have our board president president peskin and we have my extremely gay colleague matt dorsey (clapping.) and with a couple of my extremely arely gay precious we introduced one of them but 7 currently on the board formally you district supervisor and before that placed a key roll in making many flag happen and we have jeff somewhere here (clapping.) we have so many we've got gay school board commissioner appointed phil (clapping.) leaning police commissioners deborah walker (clapping.) advisory committee member my appointee thank you for being here. >> gay, gay, gay transportation director jeff sum land (clapping.) um, we have the forever first lady of district 8 (yelling) (clapping.) imperial linda summers is here somewhere waving that. >> and the empress of the civic joy club thank you for being here. and there is a fricking to of queer directors tlaentsd in this room roberto from the historical society (clapping.) susan from sf pride. >> (clapping) bryan spring from the harvey milk plaza and matt from the aids panel (clapping.) billy lemon where is billy lemon in the pastor country c

thank you so much. >> thank you supervisor dorsey. we have rec and park here. >> morning supervisors. my name is--the deputy director of planning for rec and park and joined today by colleagues from my department as well as director of real estate and we are here to talk about an acquisition that we are bringer before you at 240, 6th street. before i speak about 240 6th treat i like to take a moment to walk through the acquisition policy. the acquisition policy adopted in 2006 and updated in 2011. it guides us in identifying evaluating and acquiring open space through open space acquisition fund. the main goals is acquire property in high need area, leverage funds whenever possible and acquire properties that allow for variety of recreational uses. this is a chart showing part of the acquisition process starting with the identification of a potential site which can be brought to our attention by a member of the public or city staff through staff evaluation and recommendation and consideration by the parks recreation and open space adv

. >> supervisor matt dorsey backs the ordinance. >> sideshows are dangerous. they're infuriating to people who are caught in traffic and really, it's a kind of lawlessness that is designed to overwhelm public services. >> san francisco police officers association says the sideshow participants need to be prosecuted, and that this proposed bill would help is another tool for us, you know, to use. >> but again, it's not going to work if everyone is in on the same page. so it's us, it's the da, it's the court to hold people who are doing these reckless and dangerous acts accountable. >> late tuesday afternoon, the board of supervisors unanimously passed the legislation. >> i will support it. i do think that we need to make a clear stance on how we feel about sideshows. >> however, several supervisors asked for more information. the ordinance will go before the board for a second and final vote next week, and supervisor dorsey says it's important to go after not just the participants, but also the people who turn out to watch the sideshows. he says the events can

moved by dorsey, seconded by preston.e call the roll. >> commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, aye. commissioner engardio, aye. chair mandelman, aye. vice chair melgar, aye. commissioner preston, aye. commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 8 ayes, the motion is approved. >> great. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is a information item. >> and i think we are looking for cac chair k a t siegel. >> good morning chair mandelman, vice chair melgar and commissioners. the c a c met twice since my last report at our july meeting we rvled updates from sf mta about the quick build program and vision zero and update on severe injuries and fatalities. members wanted more information about trends in underlying causes of fatal and injury crashes and also wanted to know whether more data could be collected about more miner injury crashes and whether more reporting about injury crashes could b

i'm proudly endorsed by the san francisco tenant union as well as supervisors matt dorsey, aaron peskin, former mayor art aginose and many more, including several retired san francisco police officers, such as garret tom, bobby, al and 30 year beat cop mark alvarez. join me in making san francisco the cleanest safest place that never forgets your voice in shaping our city. thank you. >> hi, i'm sharon. candidate for dist rth 3 supervisor. i am a immigrant, i grew up in public housing in hong kong and raised by by grand mubter. i came to san francisco at 16 and came looking for better opportunities. san francisco has been my chosen home for close to 2 decades and now i am raising my two kids with my partner in the district. i dedicated 15 years to public service in isf. i also have experience in the private sector and worked as the executive director of non profit which provides housing for the homeless. i built the city first tiny home project with philanthropic dollars and able to do that at record speed and for fraction of the cost of other homeless housing projects. my experience inc

dorsey says he never wants to see a business leave his district. he's working on making the mid-market area and city more appealing to large companies and local businesses. >> we need to do a better job as a city of getting to a fully staffed police department, addressing the street level challenges. >> reporter: rasinet says he's seeing the street level efforts. friday he met with the mid-market community benefit district. the group works to encourage economic development and implement public improvements. they were helping rasinet keep his business in tip top shape. >> my business was attacked three times within almost three months. the city is on it right away. they have already the matching paint. >> reporter: he believes the great location and community will lead to more customers. >> there's plenty of other people around here to fulfill our desire for this place. >> reporter: he tells me he's excited to see who will move into this space. he says he expects to see someone move into it soon. >> so about a third of the offices in downtown san jo

the rest i submit. >> >> thank you, supervisor dorsey. >> supervisor engardio submit. thank you. >> supervisor mandelman. >> madam clerk i'm recognizing the twenty-four hour which will be september 24th and from a united against hate campaign in 20159 response from the white sprich rally united is an event finding the rejection of hate and discrimination we've con this i offered in 2019 to look at hate weeks ago and gin states in celebrating the commitment for seeps want to thank the united against hate welcome back for your advocacy and advocates and district 8 residents and other efforts i want to thank adam from my office and thank you to commissioner chan and supervisor dorsey and supervisor safai and supervisor ronen for signing on and. the rest i submit. >> >> thank you. supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, madam clerk colleagues today, i'm introducing a motion co-sponsored by president peskin to be voted as next week's board meeting to convene on september 24th to discuss the law suit and refer all any comments when we have that special meet

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> coming up, the weekend is upon us.is a live look out at the conditions right now. we're going to check grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. that's according to the san francisco chronicle, based on a filing submitted to the california department of insurance. the galveston, texas, company already pulled out of the home insurance market in a number of states, including california. flooding caused $90 million in losses in california last year, according to officials from the department. >> we are following developments out of the southeastern u.s. hurricane helene has killed at least 43 people in four states. helene made landfall in florida las

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how a program can help those in need get the vaccine now available at a pharmacy near you. >> the updated covid boosters for 2024. the updated shot targets the flirt subvariants that caused havoc across the united states over the summer. santa clara county health officer doctor sarah cody says there may be vaccine fatigue, but staying protected is still important. >> covid continues to circulate, will likely pick up this winter and may be circulating for years. and so this is a new part of life where you need to get your covid booster when it comes available. >> santa clara county is recommending anyone over the age of six months old to get the shot when they can. if you're coming off of a recent infection. doctor cody says you should wait three months until getting the vaccine. this despite santa clara county wastewater data showing some of the lowest transmission rates of 2024. >> but we anticipate that they will rise this fall as they have every fall since the beginning of the pandemic. and that's why we recommend that people

we reached out to dorsey, but he was not available in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> and oakland, shell gas station employee shot at a potential burglar to stop a break. and it happened just before 4 this morning on international boulevard and 38th avenue. police say a driver rammed into the gas station store and that's when the employee inside opened fire to scare off the suspects. the owner spent the day cleaning up the mess. no word on if anyone was actually shot. meantime, the search continues in oakland for a man who police believe is connected to a deadly shooting. take a look at your screen here. this is a man police say was at the scene of the shooting back in june on 44th street near market. this car was also there at the time. police say there were no victims when they got there. but 2 people with gunshot wounds did show up to a nearby hospital. and one of those people died. if you recognize this car or the man you're asked to give police a call. an update tonight in the lawsuit against the city of berkeley. the att

. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey spoke to some of them. he joins us now live. hi, dustin. >> hi, ama. and unfortunately, that crowd that was here along woodside road was not able to see the former president as he took a different route into town when his motorcade passed through around 330 this afternoon, only a few people were able to see them, including our cameras. but the excitement here still felt in san mateo county. it's actually the second visit to the bay area this summer for former president trump, as he continues to his campaign trail. this time, it's in san mateo county. dozens of his supporters lined el camino real earlier in the day to make their voices heard, waving flags and signs. >> californians are here to support trump. there are a lot of people here in california that do, do, do believe in trump's values, do believe in his policies, and that we are here to support him. >> and here's that video of trump's motorcade arriving in woodside at about 330 this afternoon, almost two hours after he landed at sfo. major campaign events are no stranger

dorsey says he never wants to see a business leave his district. he's working on making the mid-market area and the city as a whole more appealing to large companies as well as local businesses. >> we they'd to do a better job as a city of getting to a fully staffed police department, addressing the street level challenges. >> reporter: he's seen the street level efforts. friday he met with the mid-market community benefit district that works to encourage economic development and implement public improvements. they were helping keep his business in tip top shape. >> my business was attacked three times within almost three months. >> reporter: he believes the great location and community will lead to more customers. >> there's plenty of other people around here to fulfill our desire for this place. >> reporter: he tells me he's excited to see who will move into the space. he says he expects to see someone move into it soon. >> about a third of the offices in downtown san jose are also sitting empty. according to the mercury news, mayor matt mahan is

but as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains, business owners believe more needs to be done. >> california lawmakers have taken aim at criminals who target businesses. thursday, governor gavin newsom signed the final bill to complete the legislative package to combat retail theft. and last year, 55 cities and counties received $267 million of retail crime grant funding, including santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says that investment highlights the severity, that tool of money which led to organized retail theft task forces around the state. >> in addition to the other laws that have been passed. they're making a big difference and just say the numbers show that in cities and counties that receive the funding in october 2023, nearly 7000 arrests have been made. >> that includes the bust of nine suspects who are charged with felonies for stealing nearly half $1 million of stolen goods in santa clara county. >> we also then figured out who the fences are, who the people that were reselling these goods. and when you arrest and prosecute the resellers, you

castlemont played against dorsey in southern california and both teams visited an elementary school in. before their game. >> it's important for them to be a positive light in our community and again, having the opportunity to become someone that younger generation looks up to. >> it's a practice for leadership, right, because eventually these young men are going into our community and be leaders and they're going to go off into the world and be leaders. >> reporter: both teams also dined together and took part in a workshop about life lessons and emotional intelligence. the goal is both teams will emerge as winners no matter the final score. as for elijah, the head coach is also his father. >> i'm so happy. it's unbelievable. i'm proud of him. >> reporter: elijah says the lessons he learned on and off the field made him a stronger and better person. >> although our circumstances may not be where it could be, know that you can always still succeed. >> deep oakland pride! >> reporter: the game starts on saturday at 1:00 p.m. here at castlemont high. the coaches are urging people in east

sees the knights of castlemont high school hosting what organizers hope are lifelong friends from dorseyh school in los angeles. >> it's more than football. this is more about providing an opportunity for the younger generation to see that they can also be successful. >> oakland athletic league commissioner frankie navarro hatched the idea of these two schools playing a home and home series last season. castlemont traveled south and won in the rose bowl, giving them a better experience. >> make the world a little bit bigger for them. last year we were able to host them and it was an exciting time. >> the rematch is saturday in oakland. before the game, the combined squads mentoring the next generation. their focus isn't football, but expanding horizons and opportunities. >> getting the experience of going somewhere else outside of where you're at on a normal, on a normal day to day basis, to see how somebody else can prepare and see how somebody else play their football games in their home. it brings a different, a different mindset. you know, i think that these kids need that type of ex

supervisor dorsey says that sideshows shouldn't be written off as just harmless entertainment. by way of example, we can tell you that on sunday at least two people were killed because of sideshow activity in sacramento. just yesterday, governor gavin newsom signed four new state laws to help communities respond to sideshows. and we will track whether san francisco supervisors do the same. today thank you. chris. an emotional time for fans in the east bay as the a's tonight start their final series at the oakland coliseum. that means just three games left for fans to say farewell before the a's move to their temporary home in sacramento next year. ahead of the game, a's owner bob fisher is breaking his silence to deliver a message to fans. nbc bay area's bob redell has reaction. this week is going to be a very hard one for lifelong oakland a's fans, as their final three home game series begins tonight continues tomorrow. the final game at the oakland coliseum thursday afternoon. you can see this is an image right here of the oakland coliseum, which has been home for the a's sin

. >> but as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey reminds us, keep our distance.here it is. >> here's a good shot. >> a sea life spectacle in pillar point, just a few feet from the shoreline. tis the season for whale watching. half moon bay is always a great place to see these gentle giants, but usually from much farther. onlookers here from across the bay area, enjoying an up close and personal experience with a humpback whale in the harbor. >> i've been here 20 years. the first time i seen the whale in the harbor. so it's pretty neat. it's like. reminds me of humpback humphrey, the humpback over in the delta. unbelievable. i wish they could. somebody could help them out because they're stranded here. they're supposed to be out in the ocean, not in here. >> thankfully, this juvenile 30 foot humpback whale is not stranded. it worked its way into the harbor thursday morning from the ocean nearby. the historic maverick's surf spot. san mateo county harbor district general manager jim pruitt says it's just enjoying an all you can eat seafood buffet. >> there it is, r

dorsey is also asking for a method to figure out if san francisco may be a destination city for drug related activities. that report is currently being done and could show that even more taxpayer dollars are being spent this year. >> in santa clara county, 6 people are off the street after their retail theft team issued 3 search warrants last week. they say they also confiscated a ghost gun, ammunition, drugs scales, stolen license plates, unloaded needles with fentanyl. new poll shows an overwhelming majority of likely voters support prop 36. that's the measure looking to increase penalties for certain drug and theft crimes. but that is something that capitol correspondent eytan wallace as governor newsom. he's not happy about. well, the governor believes prop 36 is not what it's made out to be. but a new poll shows the vast majority of californians. >> have a different view is going to set the state back. governor gavin newsom making clear where he stands on prop 36, if passed by california voters during the upcoming election, it will allow for increased penalties for some drug and

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how detectives linked abeyta to the case. after all of these years. >> a cold case in the south bay dating back to 1987. now back in the spotlight. the murder of then 46 year old jesus ibarra went unsolved until now. >> that's one of the challenges in a cold case. but we're we're happy and eager to overcome those challenges and obtain justice for the victim's family. they were present here in court today, and they just want justice. >> 37 years have passed since the time of ibarra's death. police did not identify a suspect then, but dna evidence tested this year just linked santa clara native joseph anthony abeyta to the crime. abeyta is already in jail for gun possession and identity theft, but is now charged with murder and faces 25 years to life in prison. >> his dna was collected as a part of his arrest in that existing case, and we had the codis hit. so the codis is the database for dna. and then we went ahead and did a confirmation to confirm the dna that was collected upon his arrest for the other case and confirmed it

abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains. >> the city of santa cruz is working to clean up the town's image by cleaning up the streets and addressing their homelessness problem. mayor fred keeley says efforts have led to a more than 50% decrease in street homelessness in the past two years, but he's concerned that a city in the central valley is threatening to impede their progress. we don't need under the cover of darkness and stealthy and tricky maneuvers for some city to move their problem to us. >> that's not the right way to do it. >> in june, mayor keeley says hanford police drove a homeless woman with an undisclosed disability. nearly 200 miles to the city of santa cruz, where she was left outside of a local shelter. keeley says the woman is from las vegas and had no ties to his city, but hanford. officers and plain clothes in a police car took her anyways without previous arrangement. now the city council has made the unsanctioned government agency transport of homeless people into the city illegal. >> we would have cited those police officers. it would have been a crim

twitter's founder, jack dorsey, didn't respond to our request for an interview.d that it had a policy of giving heads of state more latitude, and that naroli's account leaves out the "unprecedented steps" it took to respond to threats during the 2020 election. (crowd clamoring aggressively) (people shouting) (weapon firing) (people shouting and yelling) (weapon firing, siren wailing) as the events unfolded on january 6 at the capitol building... >> this is america! >> jacoby: ...twitter temporarily suspended the president-- a 12-hour time out. but two days later, trump was at it again. >> the president returned to twitter and posted that he would not be attending president biden's inauguration. he posted that of the american patriots who had supported him would have a voice long into the future. and that tweet lit a fuse. and we saw that the president's rhetoric about patriots having a voice into the future was being seen as a call to action, as a promise that the president would have people's back as they protested, demonstrated, and even carried out acts of vio

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how experts believe this fuel can make traveleen than ever before. >> it's off to southern california for the san francisco 49 ers this weekend with a road match up against the los angeles rams on the horizon, but long before the team even hits the field they will have already made history with their united plane touches down, they will become the first nfl team to fly to their game using sustainable aviation fuel. it's not just sitting around talking about how we've got to improve the global warming situation and stop putting as many particulates in the atmosphere as we have been. >> it's actually doing something about it. >> as the world continues to look for ways to combat climate change, this saf pilot project addresses one of the global leaders in emissions aviation, which creates the second most greenhouse gases of any form of travel. united is the first airline to create a goal of reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. 40 niners chief revenue and marketing officer brett schwab says purchasing saf with united a

the knights of oakland castlemont high and players from dorsey high school in los angeles united to help the community and forge connections with future players at a local elementary school. dolan has the details >>>>sammy, sammy, sammy, you want to sign your arm? all right, let me see let me see if i can get this right for you all. bop bop bop >>>bop. they may not be household names today, but they're stars in the eyes of these elementary school kids. >>>>y'all got to come to the game tomorrow. y'all ready? yeah. >>>especially wide receiver elijah washington. the castlemont high senior accepted a full athletic football scholarship next year to attend and play for oregon state. >>>>you can go to castlemont or you can go from anywhere else. as long as you got the right habits and the right mindset and the right focus you can achieve anything you want >>>to. that's the message he and teammates shared with students at east oakland pride elementary student athletes from castlemont and la's dorsey high school played with the kids and shared their stories about growing up in the inner cities.

castlemont high's season opener tomorrow is a return of the dons from dorsey high school down in la. now, last year, the two teams battled in southern california. this year, the home field advantage shifting up here. but the life lessons being taught to these young men stay the same. friday morning sees two football teams ready to tear each other apart on the gridiron, instead posing for pictures side by side. >> coming from oakland, we are an inner city school, so, you know, we don't really a lot of times have opportunities to go outside of our regular norm. >> this augmented norm sees the knights of castlemont high school hosting what organizers hope are lifelong friends from dorsey high school in los angeles. it's more than football. >> this is more about providing an opportunity for the younger generation to see that they can also be successful. >> oakland athletic league commissioner frankie navarro hatched the idea of these two schools playing a home and home series last season. castlemont traveled south and won in the rose bowl. >> give them a better experience. make the world

castlemont high school's home opener, return of the dorsey dons. two teams battled last year in socal. this year, the home field advantage tilts up here, but the life lessons being taught are the same. friday morning sees two football teams ready to tear each other apart on the gridiron. instead posing for pictures side by side. >> coming from oakland, we are inner city schools, so you know, we don't really a lot of times have opportunities to go outside of our regular norm. >> this augmented norm sees the knights of castlemont high school hosting what organizers hope are lifelong friends from dorsey high school in los angeles. >> it's more than football. this is more about providing an opportunity for the younger generation to see that they can also be successful. >> oakland athletic league commissioner frankie navarro hatched the idea of these two schools playing a home and home series last season. castlemont traveled south and won in the rose bowl. >> give them a better experience. make the world a little bit bigger for them. last year we were a

abc seven news, south bay reporter dustin dorsey has details and what you can do to avoid losing money. >> with a simple click of a mouse or answer of the phone. residents are getting deceived by criminals who end up stealing tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars from them. a victim in san jose thought they were paying an invoice for a business they are a client of, but that was not the case. >> the victim was reached out by what they thought was an employee of the business. they were given another bank account information to send a wire transfer of roughly $500,000. >> it's a scam known as a business email compromise. when a suspect hacks into a business email account and uses it to reroute payments into their personal accounts. in january, san jose police say their investigation found pennsylvania resident alita torres was the primary suspect for the scam. almost all of the money was recovered by police and returned, but an arrest warrant has still been issued for torres. as police search for other victims of this growing scam, this isn't just happening locally, but it's also h

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we reached out to dorsey, but he was not available in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you, sarah. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. as many residents and business owners in san francisco are worried about crime candidates for mayor faced off tonight to debate how to handle the issue. kron 4 stephanie rothman joining us live from the newsroom with highlights of tonight's debate. stephanie. >> that's right, noelle, 4 out of the 5 candidates attended tonight's debate missing was current mayor london breed citing a scheduling conflict when rescinding her invitation. and despite this, it was though, still a lively debate. the biggest topic of the night was undoubtedly crime, but a variety of hot-button topics were discussed such as homelessness, housing infrastructure. and now without a couple jabs at mayor breed's absence. >> on issue for the past 6 years, just like after tonight, debate stage. we need a mayor who's going prioritize every single support for officers from hair. my minutes. >> mayor has completely fa

we reached out to dorsey, but he was not available in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>thanks, sarah. well, time lapse video shows a fire burning near concord earlier this evening. it's near willow pass road vo road right next to highway 4 at last check, crews have stopped forward progress. the flames have burned, though, just over 60 acres and the fire is 85% contained. there's no word on how it started. but as we look t those weather conditions, we have to check in with kron four's gayle on tracking it over at that area. gayle, how's looking out there? yes, you know, it's been all about the strong winds today. we had some strong onshore flow. 30 miles per and up. >>so right now, the winds have calmed down since this afternoon, which is good news. but we are expecting another breezy day tomorrow. still some strong winds over by the passes in gaps over by where that fire concord was. so just something to consider. you know, we are dry out there. so, but the good news is we're cooler and our air quality is good. you know, we see

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is asking to see financial reports on how much money. >> untreated addiction is costing taxpayers in the city, according to some officials, even the most conservative numbers suggest the drug costs may be more than a billion dollars every year. dorsey is also asking for a method to figure out if san francisco may be a destination for drug-related activities. that report is currently being done and could show even more taxpayer dollars being spent this year. area. health officials are encouraging residents to get the updated covid-19 vaccine. >> it comes free for those with insurance. but a federal program that made the shots free for the uninsured has expired. but santa clara county health officials say they have programs under way that will allow both the uninsured and underinsured to get the vaccine kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> gone are the days of those mass covid-19 vaccination clinics like this one at the santa clara county fairgrounds. but county health officials remain committed to making sure those 6 months of age and older get the new