, el 532 calle folsom, y ahí está la página de red para el programa conalep, con el cual vamos a hablaruenza te protege a ti, a tus seres queridos y a tu comunidad. conoce más en vacúnatecontralainfluenza.org damián trujillo: y regresamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico de san francisco, con nosotros, otra vez, el cónsul adscrito, el ministro vicente margarito sánchez ventura, en comunidad del valle. ministro, queremos hablar un poco del programa puente, conalep; ¿qué nos puede decir del programa? vicente sánchez: un programa muy innovador de conalep, tratando de llegar de manera muy, muy focalizada a esta zona de estados unidos, donde la alta tecnología es un tema, eh, es, y queremos llegar a toda la población mexicana, que pueda tener ese interés en esta capacidad digital; y la verdad es que el conalep está haciendo este programa de una manera, pues un programa, a través de un programa piloto, en donde lo único que pide es que la gente esté interesada en este tema, en la capacidad tecnológica digital, y que los requisitos son muy básicos; la verdad es que ahora t

. >> this inaugural lunar new year festival at that time crossing at east cut outdoor space along folsomtured local restaurants and small businesses along with music, cooking demos and the miss asian demo court and it was sponsored by the community. let's get to chris with a preview of sports. chris? chris: nine and rams plague insixth classic. san francisco had the lead late. but couldn't seal the deal. a win short of the super my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash va

. >> for places like roseville and folsom, 35% of movers had household income over $100,000.0% to stockton and patterson had incomes below $25,000. reporter: remote work caused a drop in commuter traffic but there was a surge of traffic woes in outlying areas, notably san joaquin and yolo county. super commuters drove 50 or more miles one way to work. the mtc is working on a list of 12 mega region transportation projects. they will use data to prioritize them and make sure they reflect migration patterns and to bolster efforts to get state and federal funding. >> they will strategize and put together work plans to pursue funding together to work together on grant applications. reporter: it will take mega dollars to address and evolving mega region. abc 7 news. >> fascinating stuff. still to come on abc 7 news mornings, millions of people on the east coast dealing with the aftermath of a storm that brought heavy snow, blizzard like conditions blanketing several states. covid cases across the country are plateauing. it comes with a low supply of game changing pills to fight the

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. >> that wager was accepted by kron four's james fletcher and darya folsom in return. if the niners win, which we expect they will. r-la station has to send us or them actually in the morning some doughnuts from randy's. that's a big landmark. it's right there by la actually probably seen it. so it is a wager. a battle of california donuts north and south. >> well, for one bay area, father and daughter be part of the 40 niner faithful is a family affair for says might caught up with them. they are traveling to la to cheer on the red and gold this weekend. >> looks like pair of forty-niners fans of my >> yeah, we do. raymond, diego's taking his 9 year-old daughter, broone, to see her favorite football team take on the rams in los angeles this weekend in the nfl's nfc championship games. how excited are you to be going to the game this weekend? >> i mean, the in fact, this will be, brooke, second time seeing the forty-niners in person. >> the last time she went to a game mom was holding brooke in our owners. as you can see, this family photo taken back at candlestick. so

abuse with numerous cases having been reported in other german cities islands on france, wilford folsom, unsafe off. his letter pope. anything changed, some instructions on how clarity should punish those who sexually abuse minus with vessel. and he says it's taken church officials too long to take any measures to address the claims. now i'm see what slides holes in 20062008. i sent an automated emails to the munich diocese. i wrote about my experiences with pastor acts when he was innocent. they ignored my letter in 2006. so i tried again in 2008 when abuse victims were demanded compensation for the 1st time. they then describe my letter as criminal blackmail, but it's clear that i hadn't been black mailing the church. those officials who came to me released i was a victim right away. they also realized they themselves had been used by the church . they were simply fooled by it. i was 1st of all concerned about justice because the pastor just went to another place when i was writing the letter. it was important to me to protect others in may. 2010. i wrote to pope benedict. i told him

one of the people the uk said is helping, he was also sanctioned by america on thursday folsom on thursdayations. so both america and the uk are adding to the arming of the ukrainians with this kind of narrative about president putin's intentions. yesterday we were talking about the meeting in geneva between the american secretary of state and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, diplomacy but then a lot of harsh words. what can we look at if we think about the week ahead? that diplomacy didn't get very far last week, it continues this week with a visit from the british defence secretary to moscow to visit his counterpart there, the first meeting in nine years. and america has this written answer it has promised the russians, responding to their far—reaching demands, for example trying to get ukraine to pledge never tojoin nato. all these things coming together, but there is a lot of friction between the two sides, and this will certainly ramp it up. let's get some of the day's other news in brief. a battle is continuing for a third day in syria between islamic state militants and kurdis

that wager was accepted by kron four's james fletcher and darya folsom in return. if the niners win. >> our la sister station has to send them some doughnuts from randy's. that is a southern california landmark located near l a x. so it's a wager of california donuts north versus for the nfc championship game o for one bay area, father and daughter being a part of the 40 niner faithful is a family for says idea caught up with the duo. they are traveling to los angeles to go to cheer on the red and gold this weekend. >> looks like about a pair of forty-niners fans of my >> yeah, we do. raman added diego's taking his 9 year-old daughter, brooke, to see her favorite football team take on the rams in los angeles this weekend in the nfl's nfc championship games. how excited are you to be going to the game this weekend? >> in in fact, this will be, brooke. second time seeing the forty-niners in person. >> the last time she went to a game mom was holding brooke in our owners. as you can see, this family photo taken back at candlestick. so you probably don't remember, but

troops on this battlefield for they for themselves and for the men that they face private edward folsom of the first choctaw and chickasaw mounted bridal rifles was on the other side of the battle lines and the color troops made in on him as well. he remarked it was not long before the federal cavalry found us and came over with -- tripped troops and give us fight. we had one side of elk creek and they the other it was a stand-up fight. i never did see so many wounded -- troops in a small fight soldiers everywhere. not just in the south were impressed by the combat action of color troops during the war. the confederates failed at honey springs because of inferior munition supplies and in part the combined actions of the first kansas code regimen and the indian home guards, the confederates outnumbered the federals by two to one, but were outgunned three to one. and the inferior quality of the confederate gunpowder meant that the downpour during the battle on july 17th rendered their arms useless according to general cooper. as the fight reached on the federal indian home guard regiment

it will be transformative safe system approach and i know that's what's happening right here on folsom and second with this historic achievement, democrats are delivering for the bay area and beyond. i was now at this point supposed to be introducing julie nicholson. instead, we're just going to hear first from our distinguished mayor and we thank her for the priority of the people of san francisco. whether it's safety on the streets. safety in terms of their health care. safety in terms of diminishing drug use. more people have died of drug use and covid here. and the mayor is taking the bull by the horns. with that fighting retail crimes and all. safety is the first responsibility of government. it's the oath we take to protect and defend whether it's the constitution or the people, our mayor has been a champion in living up to that important priority for the community, for the people, for the children, our mayor, london breed. [ applause ] [please stand by] . . . . it was really about a demand from the people of san francisco to see change to see see change in the particular areas.

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. >> it's located at 19th and folsom. >> vice president: 19th and folsom. >> wow, chief. that's, you know, again the mind goes a little bit, but when you put it in that perspective it's wow. they've got some history over there. i'm looking forward to it. all right. i basically have that and then chief o'connor. thank you. chief o'connor. i know the two subject matters that came up and i don't know categorically if it's under your workload, but i understand that return it to the field and i don't know if that's your area is administration or operation. can you clarify that for me, chief? >> we did a little switch. he does answer to me now, we are looking for his replacement to advertise that position and we will be doing interviews very soon. >> vice president: okay. does that fall under your jurisdiction as administrative chief? >> yes, sir. >> vice president: okay. and i just wanted to acknowledge lieutenant johnson for all the work he's done. it's great work he's done and dedication and hard work and i'm excited that he's still with us. my last point and i'm not sure if

health in folsom. when you step into any er right now, or you walk through an icu. um people are giving that deja vu already inundated with non covid related issues. they're also working through another covid surge that experts say could peek in a matter of days. march 2020 march 2020 all over again. i brought these concerns to the state. a representative did not respond to my question about whether the guidelines could expose patients to covid-19 but row due to critical staffing shortages currently being experienced across the health care system because of the macron variant. the california department of public health is temporarily adjusting the return to work criteria in order for us to be able to take care of our patients. we need to be in the best of health. and so going to work, you know, sick very well, knowing that we have the virus. we'll not be a good fit for our patients. that was stephanie lid reporting as leaders say they'll fight for patient and workers' safety. the union represents more than half a million healthcare workers across the state governor

. >> nearly 35% of movers had household income of $100,000 for places like folsom. david: while remote work a drop in commute traffic, the great migration actually caused a surge in traffic woes in outlying areas. notably, merced, san joaquin, and yolo county's. the cause was an increase in super commuters driving 50 or more miles one way to work. the mtc is working on a list of 12 mega region transportation projects. it will use data from the new study to prioritize them to make sure they reflect migration patterns and bolster efforts to get state and federal funding. >> they will strategize and put together a work to pursue funding together, to work together on those grant applications. david: it will take mega dollars to evolve to the needs of a mega region -- to meet the needs of an evolving meta--- mega reaching -- it will take mega dollars to meet the needs of an evolving mega region. >> she has not been there all that long, really. we have been reporting on the ongoing issues at the department. read a science is out. she took control of the edd just over a ye

he kicked the habit and recorded a live album at folsom prison and married singer- songwriter jin carter the most creative years of his life. >> reporter: john carter cash is the only child of johnny and june and when he first heard the lost recording he was struck by how it sounded. >> i knew there was something different about the show. >> reporter: the difference involved this man, legendary sound engineer also known as bear. >> it was two strong personalities and highly creative forces and they come together over this record. >> reporter: bear was the first soundman for the grateful dead and also a chemist renowned for making lsd and the grateful dead historian. >> he made the best lsd when it was legal and also when it wasn't. >> reporter: he played a role in capturing the perfect sound. >> he was trying to put you in the brain of the musician. >> reporter: his son stanley explains. >> he developed techniques that really captured the sound of a room. >> reporter: during one acid trip bear sought sound waves reverberating around a room and that inspired him to create a sound system t

he spoke about his achievements with kron four's darya folsom. here is the interview in full. today. marks one year since california senator alex padilla. >>was sworn into office and he's taking a little time out of his morning to talk to us. >>good morning. i and and and why are you late? what were you working on at the last minute here? i know it's but you we want you an hour ago. so tell me what's up. what's going on? >>good morning. perfect example of how busy and hectic it can be a writer sometimes literally in between voting judiciary committee to the floor of the senate after this in an effort to confront get another federal judge california. you know, on a morning's you that it's been all right. so i got you know, have a list of like what you've been working on here. >>but instead, i'll let you to your own harm and the horn. and then we'll have a little fun if that's okay. if that's ok, senator. so all right, to the way what you get, be proud, what it what you get done. >>look, absolutely. if you think back to a year ago and we still in some of the toughest days of the

now, yesterday white house press secretary jen psaki offered a foal folsom preview. take a listen here. >> the president will forcefully advocate for the bedrock of american rights, the right to vote in a free, secure election. that is not tainted by bipartisan. he made clear that the only way to do that is for the senate to pass the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act. >> reporter: so there was a summary from psaki. two things, quite a few many, aren't clear. first is whether president biden's speech and his actions today will actually bring over senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. we know they are currently opposed to any filibuster change rules. it is unclear whether president biden's actions today, depending on how far he goes, actually kind of quells that criticism and satisfies advocates. yesterday when organizations in atlanta announced this kind of boycott they're going on, they said things like president biden should stay in d.c. they don't need him in georgia. they need him in d.c. he should go to the senate, really, an

the crossing event space on folsom street and the irish center are also hosting parties. fog. it is back. 47 downtown. 33 in santa clara. from the camera, you can see the view. this means a slightly colder day today. fog is with us. 35 in livermore. north and south of the day and the valleys are a lot colder this morning. looking at your high temperatures this morning with the bit of short push this afternoon, upper 50's in san francisco. 63 in concord and livermore as well. 64 intent was eight. the accuweather -- 64 in san jose. the accuweather 7 day forecast, some gusty offshore winds arrive tuesday and wednesday. could see a wind advisory by the end of the week. notice, still no rain and it looks like it will get warmer. >> thank you. "this week with george stephanopoulos" is next. we will see you new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an ex

i'm darya folsom. case you james. fletcher, look a little different. but yeah, as you i arabia.ou very waiting for john to return to the fold. but he's still enjoying his vacation in his stead in the weather center. keeping an eye on the forecast doing a great job of it. thank you. ran into hello. see you back and you guys are. so just far away. but today we're seeing fog in our forecast. as you can see, a live look outside right now at the east bay hills. visibility is pretty low and it's all across the bay area this morning from santa rosa down to the south bay. those pockets of fog. going to stick around in your morning commute not into the afternoon. we start to clear out and you can see much better. we also have another storm system that's going to be arriving friday morning traveling through the bay area, bringing with it some much needed rain like system we had at the start of this week and then that clears out again. we also could see some snow up in the sierra. so we're going to be tara tracking that as well on friday. let's get a look at your highs today. san francisco

i'm doing 7 to 10 and i'm darya folsom. in case you forgot me. it's been a while.rns are very happy to be here. and it was extra foggy. my bubble did not prevent that this morning. i did like the fog, though, because what choice to have, right? if you live in year ago, you've got to learn to love you don't have to necessarily love commuting it. but then when you get your destination, you got to love it. >> it is definitely foggy at sfo. you can't see anything out there and that has resulted in some really poor traffic travel conditions across a lot of the bay area. just a reminder to take it slow and increase your distance between you and the car traveling in front of you. we saw all 3 accidents pop up heading into san francisco because of this likely because of this fog just within the past hour, so that definitely is something that's already in some slowdowns in some accidents. we are seeing low visibility in dense fog advisories across the north bay and across the bay shore. also some fog out into the central valley in the delta. 2. now current temperatures

folsom liberal voice of reason except this time he's playing against type isian. a fascist. yes exactly. what about you rob? you're a hollywood insider. yeah. is hol is going to be fair and balanced. i hope not. i won't be that good if it is also the whole idea of like democracy. it isn't like ifra you whoever captures the capital gets our capture. the flag is just a building. it isn't like when the guys gonl and the cleaning crew comesy in , they're suddenly in charge. but you such a weird thing whent he's pointed that out. it's right. we're it's like goodwill hunting. they'll come out the middle of the night and write a new constitution, not how it works. i actually feel like it's goingo to be fun and spooky. but the problem is ultimately w the scary music is what are we going to do? >> right. we're going to steal her memo doesn't quite you know, i mean it's like i don't know, they got to come up. , they have to make it's got to be more january six , i think. yeah, that's what i write note as an executive would be make it not january six . make it something else that's sca

it will be transformative safe system approach and i know that's what's happening right here on folsom and second with this historic achievement, democrats are delivering for the bay area and beyond. i was now at this point supposed to be introducing julie nicholson. instead, we're just going to hear first from our distinguished mayor and we thank her for the priority of the people of san francisco. whether it's safety on the streets. safety in terms of their health care. safety in terms of diminishing drug use. more people have died of drug use and covid here. and the mayor is taking the bull by the horns. with that fighting retail crimes and all. safety is the first responsibility of government. it's the oath we take to protect and defend whether it's the constitution or the people, our mayor has been a champion in living up to that important priority for the community, for the people, for the children, our mayor, london breed. [ applause ] [please stand by] . . . . it was really about a demand from the people of san francisco to see change to see see change in the particular areas.

the exception will be folsom street lane which is approved but not installed transit lane. to summarize the legislation before you today, staff is recommending the board make temporary transit improvements on the 19, 27, 43, 44 and 1 routes permanent as shown here in the calendar item. staff also recommend corrections to the transportation code to accurately reflect existing transit lanes installed or improved over the last decade. with that, i'll turn it over to michael who will preview some of the upcoming transit priority work.

the exception will be folsom street lane which is approved but not installed transit lane. to summarize the legislation before you today, staff is recommending the board make temporary transit improvements on the 19, 27, 43, 44 and 1 routes permanent as shown here in the calendar item. staff also recommend corrections to the transportation code to accurately reflect existing transit lanes installed or improved over the last decade. with that, i'll turn it over to michael who will preview some of the upcoming transit priority work. >> tetl program is concluding now. the next major round of muni forward projects starting in 2022 will include the j church, the n judah as well as continuing with the transit hot spot program. we're under way with outreach on the geary boulevard project. we'll cover more detail in the upcoming board workshop. i wanted to provide a preview of that. that concludes our presentation this afternoon. we're available to answer any question us may have. thank you. >> chair borden: thank you i see that director lai is first for

it will be transformative safe system approach and i know that's what's happening right here on folsom and second with this historic achievement, democrats are delivering for the bay area and beyond. i was now at this point supposed to be introducing julie nicholson. instead, we're just going to hear first from our distinguished mayor and we thank her for the priority of the people of san francisco. whether it's safety on the streets. safety in terms of their health care. safety in terms of diminishing drug use. more people have died of drug use and covid here. and the mayor is taking the bull by the horns. with that fighting retail crimes and all. safety is the first responsibility of government. it's the oath we take to protect and defend whether it's the constitution or the people, our mayor has been a champion in living up to that important priority for the community, for the people, for the children, our mayor, london breed. [ applause ] [please stand by] . . . . it was really about a demand from the people of san francisco to see change to see see change in the particular areas.

it will be transformative safe system approach and i know that's what's happening right here on folsom and second with this historic achievement, democrats are delivering for the bay area and beyond. i was now at this point supposed to be introducing julie nicholson. instead, we're just going to hear first from our distinguished mayor and we thank her for the priority of the people of san francisco. whether it's safety on the streets. safety in terms of their health care. safety in terms of diminishing drug use. more people have died of drug use and covid here. and the mayor is taking the bull by the horns. with that fighting retail crimes and all. safety is the first responsibility of government. it's the oath we take to protect and defend whether it's the constitution or the people, our mayor has been a champion in living up to that important priority for the community, for the people, for the children, our mayor, london breed. [ applause ] [please stand by] . . . . it was really about a demand from the people of san francisco to see change to see see change in the particular areas.

there's one building over at 22nd and i'd say folsom, they have this beautiful miller, it's on the corner. the whole building is this really cool mural and one day i drove by it, the whole thing was tagged and the next day it was gone. they just went out there with the hose. you don't see that being tagged constantly, but right across the street, that building as soon as they painted, the whole thing was tagged that night. so i will bring it up on wednesday with lee and the other folks from the department about, you know, how to like i said, i understand these property owners, they're victimized twice. once by the vandal and then by the city. i goal is to make it like we're more here to help, not here to be on top of you and, you know, strangle you when you're already hurting from these past two years. so i get it. i just need to get it over to them and make sure they get it as well and i totally agree with what you're saying in that part. anything else, lee? >> i think that's a really -- it goes to show public works staff is really thinking about this on a case-by-case basis and with the

while 12 cop holders applied for the 108 units available, no cop holders chose to live at 500 folsom. as i stated in february, 2021, the reasons for not being housed include no response, overcome, underincome and withdrew after initial contact. it may have affected the applicant, which is covid, which increased hesitancy for all applicants to in 2020. and which continues today, actually. now, i'd like to turn it over to maria to provide her update. >> thank you. we are -- you couldn't have said it better about covid affecting folks' desires and abilities to move from where they are. mohcd had 23 new developments, a mixture of ownership and renter developments during the reporting period. we contacted all of the 889 certificate of preference holders about those developments. there were 68 certificate of preference holders that submitted 155 applications during this period. and of the 135 applications, 70% of them were not passed -- [indiscernible] -- only 18 people actually moved into new opportunities during the period. between new rentals and re-rentals and being added to wait list,

while 12 cop holders applied for the 108 units available, no cop holders chose to live at 500 folsom., 2021, the reasons for not being housed include no response, overcome, underincome and withdrew after initial contact. it may have affected the applicant, which is covid, which increased hesitancy for all applicants to in 2020. and which continues today, actually. now, i'd like to turn it over to maria to provide her update. >> thank you. we are -- you couldn't have said it better about covid affecting folks' desires and abilities to move from where they are. mohcd had 23 new developments, a mixture of ownership and renter developments during the reporting period. we contacted all of the 889 certificate of preference holders about those developments. there were 68 certificate of preference holders that submitted 155 applications during this period. and of the 135 applications, 70% of them were not passed -- [indiscernible] -- only 18 people actually moved into new opportunities during the period. between new rentals and re-rentals and being added to wait list, the wait list-adding is

the wager was accepted by a kron four's james fletcher and darya folsom in return.ners when our la station ktla has to send our morning team some doughnuts from randy's donuts in inglewood. so it's a doughnut deal this like like frank was saying last time a week, you know. i'm pretty sure daria have had a hard time wearing that. dodgers baseball cap. so hopefully the forty-niners pull out a win and they're able to take some rain is on us because randy's are delicious. right after the break. we're going to produce you to the youngest winner of the heart's in san francisco art competition. he's a cutie. you don't want to miss that. some great back. >> welcome back. 8.11, on this saturday morning and a little boy from mountain view is contributing to a big cause all through his art. the 3rd grader has become the first child to be selected in bay area wide competition, which benefits san francisco's zuckerberg. general hospital kron four's ella sogomonian caught up with the young artist. >> really want it to made people feel safe and make think wearing all together. >>

one under construction now on the 15th area and two in design, one in folsom 17th area and one in the other area. those projects total $600 million in construction costs. those are totally funded at this point in the p.u.c. budget. we also have in the advanced stages of application for low interest wifia water financing innovation act loans. we are waiting for word on those. they are funded in our current capital budget. in april of 2021 the p.u.c. commission hosted the multi city workshop on flood resiliency and green infrastructure with participation with staff from new york city and philadelphia and washington, d.c. and oregon to share progress and compare lessons learned on flood resiliency. we faced similar challenges to the other centers across the country. there is also an ongoing effort to in cord nation with the city administrator and department of building inspection and planning department to advance a building code amendment that would apply to properties within the 100 year flood risk zone of the city to require new building and substantial renovation to incorporate stand

that would be i think a proper and folsom offense again, offense must be an extension of the defense. the defense needs to be kind of equally important to us. >> thank you. could you comment on that too please? of course sir. >> you can take your question a little bit of a different direction but still get to the point. we talk offense i understand , what you're saying, but i think a lot of times in this discussion we missed sometimes how big of a role investigation plays in helping providing that defense, making sure that our victim entities in this country are in good shape. you know, for every one victim, there's usually a dozen or 100 more being affected by the same malware strain. in a recent critical infrastructure compromise, we're able to get agents out to the scene immediately and identify a zero day vulnerability. we immediately pivoted using our investigative tools. we found other zero days in critical infrastructure worked and were able to patch all those when the patch became available. those other critical infrastructure companies never would have known they were potenti

there's one building over at 22nd and i'd say folsom, they have this beautiful miller, it's on the cornerlly cool mural and one day i drove by it, the whole thing was tagged and the next day it was gone. they just went out there with the hose. you don't see that being tagged constantly, but right across the street, that building as soon as they painted, the whole thing was tagged that night. so i will bring it up on wednesday with lee and the other folks from the department about, you know, how to like i said, i understand these property owners, they're victimized twice. once by the vandal and then by the city. i goal is to make it like we're more here to help, not here to be on top of you and, you know, strangle you when you're already hurting from these past two years. so i get it. i just need to get it over to them and make sure they get it as well and i totally agree with what you're saying in that part. anything else, lee? >> i think that's a really -- it goes to show public works staff is really thinking about this on a case-by-case basis and with their ability to keep on that abate