so with that, i'm very please to introduce first mayor ed lee. he's taking the initiative to make sure we truly don't leave people behind. mayor ed lee. >> okay. that was a great introduction. blown away. all right. welcome, everybody. i am so thrilled to join peter and covered california, of course, president breed, who is already pretty healthy because she was at the exercise room this morning before going to work, and she was talking on the phone while she was doing her exercises, so i know she's keeping healthy. you know, it is ten times better so have insurance than to not have insurance, and while it's been a challenge to get the affordable care act, while we have it, peter's absolutely right. let's take advantage of the affordablity that all of the wonderful people at covered california have done in partnership with us as a city, but also with health right 360, because they don't just work by themselves, they work with community based organizations. peter's described some of them. i happen to know chinese supporter health care -- i happen

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. >> reporter: he feels like he's watching the city center die, and wants mayor ed lee to do something now. >> wake up. bring back union square. bring back safety to the city. >> i would totally understand why he would be off, if you will. >> reporter: does san francisco need systemic change to address the homeless problem? >> well, we need to do better, and we need to do moore. >> reporter: mayor lee says this is clearly a mental health issue. >> if i will personally inquire to help them out, because for someone who is experiencing that kind of activity in front of their establishment, it is certainly unacceptable. >> reporter: but he doesn't trust it. he wonders how much longer he can hold out. >> this is not something that any business can stand. >> reporter: mayor ed lee also talked with us about his plan to get 100,000 homeless people off the streets, and reserving bed shelters for people with mental health issues. for now, live in union square, susan steinle, kpix 5. >>> coming up, sky drone five takes us over the oroville dam. why state officials are calling the cracks no big de

ladies and gentlemen, welcome mayor ed lee. >> president london breed, you have already said and expressed a lot of my feelings about this legislation today, but let me welcome each and every one of you here to the people's palace. this is your house, as well, and this whole city is all of yours because we want this city to continue the strong efforts of being inclusive, being the rainbow city, welcoming everybody, but also working for everybody, and i want to say thank you to each member of the board of supervisors that are here today, our city administrator, our commissioners, our department heads for all sharing this wonderful moment. but i also want to start out by saying thank you to reverend amos brown. your leadership on so many issues, reverend, kind of defines what the 3rd baptist church is all about, especially on challenges that face people of color. you've been consistent, you've been steady, and you've been guiding us with the greatest amount of integrity in whatever capacity that you have filled. and this is exactly why the supervisor and president breed said that when amos a

mayor ed lee is negotiating with the transportation department to open two new navigation centers. one would be at fifth and bryant streets. the other at 13th and division streets. san francisco currently has five navigation centers. transitional shelters also provide services to the homeless. so far no source of funding has been found for the new centers. >>> a bay area father who went to work and was met by immigration agents has been trying to be released for months. he was released in time for thanksgiving. [ crying ] >>> reporter: his wife and children are now embracing hugo mejia for the first time in six months. >> my kids, they always jump in my neck and hug me and kiss me. and i miss that a lot. >> reporter: his friends and family paid his bond after a federal judge ordered him released from immigration detention just in time for thanksgiving. [ speaking spanish ] >> i happy. i happy. i going to see my family again. this is a most important thing in this moment. >> reporter: federal immigration arrested him and a friend both illegal immigrants in may after they tried to wo

of the projects in this city, none of them would be possible without the leadership of our mayor, ed lee. who, ed, before you became mayor, you were at the city administrator's office. you will hear from the city administrator today also. but his commitment and his dedication to making sure that we invest in capital improvements, especially towards our infrastructure project. and he has made that a top priority of his administration. and through his leadership, a lot of projects that the city desperately needs are actually happening. so i'm not going to say a lot of great things that ed has done, but let's hear from him, our mayor, ed lee. [ applause ] >> why aren't you going to say a lot about what i've done? what's wrong with that? well, let me say this: this is a fun day because a number of accomplishments are made. you know, i see our president, london breed, who is here just sitting down now because she's so busy doing so many other things. but she found the time. and working in partnership with the board is really born when it comes to earthquake safety and emergency response. so l

to my speaker, i have the honour of introducing someone behind our project 125%, and that's mayor ed lee. can we get a round of applause for him. [ applause ] >> thank you, larry patton, phil. i remember being here when we turned the spade of dirt. it's been a long, long time. but you're all still here for the ribbon-cutting. i remember art agnos, john and willie brown. we're still here to turn over the dirt. yeah. [ applause ] it's taken a while. it's taken too long for the purpose set out by the community, for people working with board president, london breed, for way too long waiting for this. because some of the youth we wanted to serve, they're adults now. we still have got more to do. this is only 50 units. but it took a long time. and it's one of those examples where when we have got something important, we ought not to have lawsuits stop them. >> yeah. >> we have to do a better job as a community if we are going to serve them. and booker t. has been there since day one. and i want to say, booker t., thank you for doing all of the work, all of the good work. [ applause ] so -- so

and our community partners, the renaissance entrepreneurship bay area community, i want to welcome ed leeo the first ever bay view business extravaganza. clark construction has a long history, 111 years, in fact, of successfully building great projects, but more importantly, has a -- building within the communities that we live and work. as a san francisco business, we consider it an honor to have worked successfully with the bay view community on our project, including the office of the chief medical examiner on newhall street that is very near completion as we speak. we're very proud to have worked alongside our fellow bay view areas and residents as we work to build that new facility. just up the street we have the chase center, where we initiated an unparalleled construction program, with almost 50 percent of the graduates coming from the bay view community, something... so stay tuned, because the second round of training is scheduled to begin next summer, with the focus on recruiting even more bay view residents into the program. mr. mayor, we specifically would like to thank you for

thanks so much. >>> ed lee squeezed in early holiday shopping today. browsed gift shop at museum of ice cream. there to launch a citywide campaign, shop and dine in the 49, 49 square miles of san francisco. patronize locally owned restaurants and small businesses in the holidays. >> going to have lots of fun. not just come to the city but take advantage of supporting the backbone of our business community, small businesses. >> mayor led support to the campaign with wallet as well as words. took home several items, two ice cream shaped fans. good for him. >>> spencer is here with a look at weather for thanksgiving and beyond. >> looking good for thanksgiving. right now live doppler 7, lots of clouds lingering, moisture scattered around the bay area but little hitting the ground right now. isolated sprinkles. western sky from emeryville. 63, 67 at san jose, 61 at half moon bay. another view from east bay hills towards san francisco. santa rosa is 55, napa 61, 64 at concord and livermore. live in downtown san francisco, eastward breaks in the sky. forecas

mayor ed lee consistently works to protect the health of san franciscans and have been great in the fightor antibiotic-resistant infections. please join me in welcoming mayor lee. >> thank you, supervisor first of all, i like to eat. what am i eating these days? i think that is interesting. certainly, supervisor sheehy has done his homework if not becoming the resident expert on our board of supervisors, i want to thank supervisor sheehy -- safai for being here as well and the other board members who joined in jeff's leadership to focus on a growing problem that he's identified. there are literally thousands of people who are consuming meats and poultry in the food products in the growing inspections that we uncover that are having antibiotics through their evolution grow through misuse and through overuse. and so this is a modest first step, jeff, until we have more information. it is a proven approach. it is a right-to-know approach. it is i approach that the board, the mayor, we all agree we simply need more information to really find out with a the evolution of this bacteria is doing

we are proud to continue our partnership with mayor ed lee and the officers in housing. we would like to see more of these as well and we have supported housing dollars to help and providing a long-term rent subsidy to keep rents affordable to everyone who calls this home. our section 811 program, i'll talk about it for a quick sec has created high quality housing for over 25 years. and alshow the projects coming in in california. this project itself has green and energy-efficient features. i could go on but let's face it. this isn't nearly housing, okay this isn't just about sticks and bricks here. this is what folks call home. this is what folks call community, okay? and this day is a really special day for the residents of mercy arc community. and on behalf of hud, i want to welcome each an every one of the residents to their new homes and their new community. i, myself, have lived in the upper haight for 23 years. and i enjoy this and its charms and amen 'tis. so i hope the residents enjoy it more than i do. so i personally want to welcome each of you to my neighborh

introduce a leader that is committed to advancing his city's history of reproductive freedom, mayor ed leewow, this is an important award for sprisk, so i want to say thank you for andrea for trekking out here, but welcome to the center of resistance. and i also want to just acknowledge that we have fresh air today, but my mind is still on trying to help people up north and making sure they're -- we can do our best to help support their recovery, but this is a great special opportunity, and i do look at that score board, and my, we have accomplished a lot in our city, and i want to thank the national institute for recognizing that. i get, because this is the first year they did it, i guess the pleasure of receiving this while i'm still mayor, but let me take the opportunity to thank my predecessors, because without their leadership and their commitment, we would not have built a foundation for this to happen, so when gavin newsome was mayor, he did an incredible amount of work in health care and prevention, and certainly appointed a lot of women to head up these wonderful agencies that we

of the month there will be seventy more rooms available specifically to veterans as part of mayor ed lee'sttment to end homelessness with the help of local non profits. san francisco mayor ed lee says veterans fought for our country they shouldn't have to fight for housing.a few more than 100 veterans are chronically homeless throughout the city.by the end of november san francisco will pay for up to 70 of them to permanently live at the auburn hotel on minna street in the 6th street corridor.the initiative takes a coordianated effort by a lot of groups.sot: lauren hall, delivering innovation in supportive housing director// "i think the great part about this project is it's brought a couple of organizations, myself, and episcopal community service into this effort that the city is really leading collectively with the va with swords to plowshares to coordinate all of the pieces that are required to get people off the streets you need the housing authority you need the non profit providers you need the city support. so we're really excited to be a part of this and see how that focused effor

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abc 7 news was at church street and debows avenue when mayor ed lee cut the ribbon. moneyi says you'll be more comfortable and they will make less noise of the current fleet of 20-year-old trains. >> now you'll have cleaner, more reliable t.goes from an average of five years before major maintenance to some 49 years. >> muni will eventually have more than 250 of these cars. siemens is building them in sacramento and they will gradually replace all of moneyi's existing lrvs. eventually they will have a larger fleet than it does now. >>> this is arguably one of the busiest travel days of the year, and you're looking live now at san francisco international airport. the airport eats duty manager told us there are no major delays or widespread cancellations at sfo which is good to hear. abc 7 news was inside terminal two earlier today where check-in and security lines stretched for fairly long ways and moved quite slowly. one young traveler was a bit frustrated by it all. >> i don't like it. it's kind of boring just sitting there. >> so boring, right? if you're flying in

mayor ed lee is getting ready to come in.f are all going to be working on carving some of the first turkeys together. so it looks like folks are heading in right now, getting ready for things to start. i want to see if i can come up -- mayor ed lee, good morning. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: this is a big tradition for you. what does that represent as leader of the city? >> i love getting together with our police and fire chief and command staff and the cadets but the real idea is to serve the people in need and to join our salvation army and harbor light center. you get a great feeling on the holiday when you can kind of think about others and make sure that the holiday spirit extends to more people. you know, and then helping people like a thousand people off of the streets, that is something that i'm committed to. >> reporter: right. you were talking about that. >> yes. >> reporter: the navigation centers. >> yes. really helping people off of the streets. that will help a lot of people feel the warmth

general manager phil ginnsberg mayor ed lee for his support and all the recreation and park staff. so we're very, very happy about this opportunity. and want to give a special thanks to nicole and reama and the staff at rec and park and members of the community, dan weaver and friends in the car barn out there advocating for this facility. one, two, three, four -- six resolutions authorizing the services development, authorizing indemnification agreement between the powerhouse, the arts trust and resolution developing services agreement between cast and the construction related costs and the car barn and recognizing rec and park to expend the $3.5 million for the state of california department. and the ordinance will be introduced next week. the rest i submit. >> president breed: thank you. supervisor sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. today, i'm introducing a request to the city attorney to draft an ordinance has establishes right to counsel for tenants facing evictions. let me say that tenants facing evictions are at a disadvantage and we need to make sure that no one stand

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juan of the things that we're really proud of and really inspired by is our mayor, ed lee.he mayor came to us four years ago, the office of economic workforce development and said i challenge you to create a program and campaign that gets more shopping done in our local neighborhoods. increase the amount of spending to support jobs and small businesses and also support taxes and the vitality of our neighborhoods. and we, through the incredible work of mariane thompson and gloria chan, joaquin torres in the office of economic workforce development launched this program to do exactly that. to encourage and challenge san franciscans to do more in our small business community. mayor lee has done more than any mayor that i know to invest and support in small businesses, directing more money and investing more money than any administration in the city's history to support small businesses through the invested neighborhoods program, by launching a small business portal, by meeting constantly with our small business leaders and as a tireless advocate for the issues that they care a

san francisco mayor ed lee just signed legislation that will hopefully transform pier 70. the development includes new homes, park and community center. pier 70 is right next to dog patch neighborhood. more news when we come back. climate weather alert: overnight, our crews will be fanned out across the bay. >>> nbc bay area has issued a microclimate weather alert. door step. and live drive times for your commute. join us for a (special ( early edition of today in the bay from 4 to 7 a.m. police say he fired a rifle at deputies. th >>> welcome back, everyone. a man is hurt after police say he fired a rifle at deputies. they returned fire and this morning the suspect is recovering from surgery. happened about 6:00 at night in a neighborhood near ba knee shah community part. deputies went to his home for a felony probation compliance check. the man is facing attempted murder charges. three deputies are on administrative leave which is standard procedure after a shooting. >>> authorities are investigating a quadruple shooting that left two people dead. that shooting happened

. >>> this proposed amendment doesn't look like it has any push back, mayor ed lee even says our kids don't need to be influenced by these advertisements. they say they aren't wore. >>> he had about the loss of revenue saying other companies will buy the ad space. this will be voted on at today's board meeting set for 1:00 this afternoon. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. pcharlie rose allegations, cbs e has suspended the long time television journalist, his trademark interview show has been pulled from pbs and bloomberg television following allegations published by the "washington post" that he sexually harassed several women. abc's stephanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: we're now seeing daily sexual allegations against very well known men, the "washington post" says the women accusing long time journalist charlie rows of sexual misconduct did not know one another and worked for charlie rows at different times. >>> another familiar face is accused of be sexual misconduct, charlie rose is now accused of sexual harassment and assault. >> we will begin with news a

. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the one place mayor ed lee does see ads for recreational pot. >>> also a small plane slams into a san jose >>> good morning. it is monday, november 20th. natasha is off. thanks for joining us. i hope you had a great weekend. >> yes, the workweek begins again. well, for some of you. a lot of you have off this week so congratulations for that. >> the weather will be cooperati cooperative. we talked about light rain. we've pulled those from the forecast. today is one of the days we do have a chance and mainly across the north bay. you can see the storm stalling to our north. not hearing of any rain anywhere in our neighborhood. our best chance at 7:00 this morning. 51 to 55. 58 to 63 at noon. as far south as the san mateo bridge. the same thing at 4:00. pretty mild, 61 to 66. by 7:00, clouds start to open, 57 to about 61 degrees. the bay bridge is dry. let's talk to sue. >>> not on the bridge itself but metering lights at the tolls. an earlier car fire near north flynn on the shoulder has been out and moved out of the

joining us now, ed lee, editing manager of recode, and director with menlo ventures. welcome, both of you ed, do the lines that we're seeing around 5th avenue, john was there earlier, that we just saw opening out in california, does it matter if we don't get the supply side situation? >> doesn't matter, because even if you have to wait, even if they didn't quite make enough to make that current demand, people will wait for it i think, you know, the 8 is there as an alternative, as a plan "b," but people want the x. the 8 is cheaper, really great, more people will buy that, but what we're seeing is people saying i want to give you more money, not less. i want the bigger one, the better one so it really underscores how apple really is always the striver brand that you want the best from it, and so, you know, again to apple's credit. >> becky, you say that the face i.d. has a potential to be a game changer what are you referring to there, talking about security or something else >> that's right. you know, they say the eyes are the windows to your soul what apple is tellin

even mayor ed lee is in favor of this saying we don't need this advertising influencing our kids. muni officials say they aren't worried about losing the ad revenue saying they feel confident another company will fill the slot. that board meeting is set for 1:00 this afternoon. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> now to the latest on the charlie rose allegations. cbs has suspended the long time television journalist, his trademark interview show has been pulled from pbs and bloomberg television following allegations published by the "washington post" that he sexually harassed several women. abc's stephanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. with more this morning. stephanie. >> reporter: jessica, we are now hearing daily sexual allegations against well known men. the "washington post" says the women who have accused long time broadcaster charlie rose of sexual misconduct they say that those women did not know one another and did work with charlie rose but at different times. another familiar face is accused of sexual misconduct. 75-year-old long time br

. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is kicking off the holiday season giving back to those in need. he joined the city's police and fire chiefs at the church passing out lunch to thousands and then prepping for tomorrow's big feast. lee said this year a special thank you goes to first responders. >> they have been so wonderful responding to the victims up north in the fires and every day residents are thanking him. so thanksgiving, to the chief and the entire san francisco public and thank you for opening up your hearts to all the people in need. >> the church served 750,000 meals to the poor each year, but the volunteers are the busiest during the holidays. >>> a south bay sweet spot was packed today, ahead of thanksgiving, the line outpeter's bakery in san hose snaked down the block and people were eager to pit up their thanksgiving desserts, his special, burnt almond cake, but some were waiting for a classic. >> i bought one for the first time a couple of years ago and then, peter's apple my, just have to get it. >> for those in line, they waited for an hour. >> raise your hand i

mayor ed lee made a proclamation acknowledging the fact. it will be read out loud today at 10:00 at the dragon gate entrans. san francisco was one, portland number two. it's no surprise because the guide dogs for the blind training centers are located in san rafael and portland. >> nice to see. it's 5:42. coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> his photo on someone else's business. i'm chris chmura. it's a warning for anyone who reads online reviews. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> first, happening now, nevada state officials turning to never before tried combination of drugs for the first execution in a decade. the state's highest court has to approve that plan. it could be an option for states finding drugs for lethal injections. >>> the university says they are investigating 11 of 37 chapters since the beginning of the year for cases involving hazing and alcohol. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. stick around. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous.

here is ed lee's twitter, now, this really is ed lee and he is a person of note and twitter has given him the blue check not because they always agree with him but because he fits twitter's requirements but twitter is taking away some of those blue checks this morning. some white supremacists are waking up to find twitter has removed their verification. we are not going to show you their twitter accounts but it's people like richard spencer. they are claiming censorship. they can still tweet just now blue check. >> speaking of twitter, elon musk tweeted out a picture of a tesla semi-truck he will show off tonight. the announce had been delayed to they could concentrate on making the model 3 sedan. elon musk calls people who short tesla stock, quote, jerks who want us to die. dow fell 138 points yesterday its biggest drop in two months, nasdaq down 31. tech shops you paid a monthly membership and had access to welding equipment, a wood shop and sewing machines. >>> the senate has killed off a plan to tax people's stocks before they cashed out. companies in the bay area hand out a lot o

earlier today mayor ed lee proclaimed this guide dog day. >>> what a difference a day makes. good evening to all of you. check out live doppler 7, no rain to speak of. ended up being a nice sunny afternoon. when you take a look at this picture, 2-4 feet of snow is being reported at the highest elevations in kirkwood. we don't have any snow coming here to the bay area, but we certainly are going to feel the chill. it's going to feel more like winter than fall. i want to show you the temperature trend for napa. average low is 43 degrees. tomorrow morning, 35. on sunday down to 34 degrees. you will see milder temperatures in the mornings as we head toward next week. until then, get ready for a cold morning, especially in the wind protected valleys. a live look right now, it is a little windy from our east bay hills camera. beautiful shot as we look back towards sutro tower. temperatures right now, mid to upper 50s from san francisco to oakland. san jose, 60 degrees right now. half moon bay, 55. a live look from our south beach camera. visibility is terrific right now. 57 in sant

armamentos en esos vehiculos de transporte publico por lo que lideres de la ciudad, incluyendo el alcalde ed leeue la marihuana no debe recibir un trato diferente. -- tambien en san francisco, esta tarde un autobus del muni choc contra un pequeÑo camion de carga. -- el incidente se registr entre las calles cortland y banks. -- la policia aun investiga cmo ocurri este accidente que provoc el cierre de la calle y el retraso de la linea 67 "bernal heights". -- no se inform si algun pasajero o los conductores resultaron heridos. --un trabajador de la construccion indocumentado esta de regreso en casa con su familia.. luego que un juez en san francisco ordenara hoy su libertad bajo fianza.. --''hugo mejia'' es un inmigrante mexicano de 37 aÑos detenido por ice y enviado a una prision cerca de sacramento el pasado mayo cuando se present a trabajar en la base aerea travis. . --el caso de deportacion de ''mejia'' continuar en una corte de inmigracin... --san jos y san francisco son consideradas las ciudades mas costosas para poder comprar una vivienda... ---sin embargo, un reporte indica que san jose es

city leaders including the san francisco mayor, ed lee, helping with prep for this. they're going to have turkey, all the sides, salad, fixings, all of those things for everyone here. as far as who they're helping, helping those in need. an organizer said they'll serve around 5,000 meals today. a lot of meals for people on this thanksgiving day and also 500 volunteers helping out. now, this is something that the church does all year long. i want to point that out, serving roughly 750 meals annually to folks in this community and also folks outside this community. low-income communities that need help during this time. they are setting things up, and just getting here on the ground. we're going to talk to some of the organizers here. we'll have more on this great event here for thanksgiving at the top of the next hour. live in san francisco. >> 5,000 peoples. a lot of getting up, sitting down and helping people with their condiments. >>> a lot to be thankful for. >> detained six months by i.c.e., a san francisco man is back home just in tyke for thanksgiving. he was w