the consolato is on folsom street in san francisco. we're going to show you their website.ation again, they have a direct edict by the president of mexico to make sure they do provide those protections to all the mexican nationals here on this side of the border. we'll be back and wrap it up with the consul general of mexico in san francisco, stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: we are back here on "comunidad del valle" with my guest ana luisa vallejo barba. she's a consul general of mexico in san francisco. all right, now let's talk about some of the other issues and programs that you have the consolato, one is a new app. it's a consul app, consul app contigo. tell us about that. ana luisa: yeah, we are inviting all mexicans to have this app in their phones because it's very important. it has three main areas. one, is to have the opportunity to make the immediate contact with the consulate or with our center of information and assistance we call-- and also to point this button, you have the opportunity to get information to a family member or a person you are connected. in this momen

we're at 17th street in folsom street intersection, which is somewhere that generally has some flooding issues. barriers are monitored. 24 7 throughout the deployment period. and here in mateo county, flood watches still in effect until saturday evening. and these waves here on the pier. i expected to get higher during the storm to even reach up to 40 feet. pacifica public works are offering sandbag locations as well. sometimes when it rains real hard, the rain will kind of pileup in. >> like >> near the near the curb, you know, because the storm drains can't quite handle flow water on once. >> he spoke with one of the store managers here in pacifica who says they have some concerns because they are located in a very flat cell where can get extremely windy. a lot of tree branches falling over people's fences. get messed up when it's windy like this. >> i do worry a little bit because we're right here in the flats by the ocean. and, you know, if the tide gets real life, those waves really wash up over the seawall. >> and officials are urging people to stay off the roads if you don't have

piece of art floral mural by artist, a mandolin in the soma neighborhood, which could be found on folsom streetry nice. >> pretty artem some yummy food. some iconic san francisco eateries are set to open at sfo this spring. 6 brands will be serving up there. well know dishes and drinks at the new sf eats food hall and harvey milk terminal one tony's of north beach balboa cafe equator, coffee, napa farms market will all have spots in the food hall. gluten-free restaurant key tada and pacific cocktail haven or pch. also on this list, with the exception of balboa cafe, all those eateries are set to start serving travelers at sfo during the first week. may god make sure you catch your flight because i know going to end with an espresso martini about and forget that you're supposed to get on. and curious as to how they'll be open to cause trail, like, you know, 07:00am right unique way their coffee would probably be open early. maybe the others they kinda get out. >> do what they can to keep everyone safe. crawford, it's a 10 stick around for the news at 11. but first, a sports night live ross is he

. >> near folsom street. temporary barriers are in place. they sit right in front of homes and stores meant to redirect flood waters away. some businesses use sandbags as a precaution to prevent damage. luckily, san francisco's flooding didn't threaten anything. in fact, most people embraced the rain, hoping it keeps the state out of drought conversations. >> i'm all for it. well. >> the lord gives it to us. we gotta take it. >> and those potholes that popped open along lombard avenue and the marina district of san francisco that did close off one lane of traffic in that area. it's a big thoroughfare, usually very busy, especially during that time of the morning. but traffic, thankfully was still able to move along smoothly. that will be the case too, when you do cross the bay bridge this afternoon, you will notice the gusts of winds pushing on your car. but so far this morning, not too many incidents on the traffic side to report about. reporting live this afternoon i'm james torres, ktvu fox. fox two news. >> all right james thank you. mea

police say they responded to the call at 6th and folsom street on tuesday morning officers found a man who said he was attacked with a glass bottle, unknown suspect. well, then tried to stab him with a broken bottle. the suspect was located nearby and during an attempt to detain him. police say he was injured by that battle. the officer was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect was arrested. his identity is being withheld continues. now to the east bay where a driver was detained after a pedestrian was hit and killed in a crash. they were police department saying the crash happened monday morning right near the intersection of tennis and roll and calor oga avenue officers located the pedestrian. 26 year old woman who was unresponsive with major injuries. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. the driver was detained and police are still investigating. owners of east bay mexican gift shop say they're worried they become the victims of a hate crime after their business was vandalized. surveillance video showing a person wearing a hoodie cas

so police say they responded to this call at 6th and folsom street tuesday morning. officers found a man who said he was attacked by somebody who tried to step in with a glass broken glass bottle. the suspect was eventually located by police, but during their attempt to bring him into custody. police say that person injured one of the officers with that battle. the officer was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect was arrested. his identity be withheld right now as they continue their investigation. new update for apple devices which addresses the potential security issue. the company says that i was 3018.1 is a patch that fixes and exploit that could allow hackers to access data even when device is locked. the patches for apple's u.s. be restricted mode, which is meant to prevent attempts to bypass the devices. passcode in a corruption safeguards. apple says some hackers may have used the exploit too, quote, extremely sophisticated. it sophisticated attack on specific individuals. >> kendrick lamar's name keeps popping up.

so police say they responded to a call at 6th and folsom street tuesday morning.s found a man who said he was attacked with a glass bottle by an unknown suspect who then tried to stab him with that broken bottle. the suspect was located nearby and during the attempt to detain him. police say he injured that officer with that battle. the officer was taken to the hospital and was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect was arrested. his identity is being withheld right now as this investigation unfolds. we owners of an east bay mexican gift shop say they're worried that they become victims of a hate crime after their business was vandalized. you can see the broken glass here. surveillance video also shows a person wearing a hoodie casually walking up to the gift shop. this one north main street in walnut creek. and then breaking the glass and walking off, didn't take anything. just did the damage. so with recent protest against ice raids in neighboring conquered and concerns in the immigrant community over deportations. the owner of the gift shop is w

. >> yeah, very soggy near folsom street this morning to the city's public utilities commission set upporary flood stop barricades. they're supposed to be more effective than sandbags and are really only used when they expect rain to be really bad. the rain, some would say, maybe was a little bad this morning, but it didn't create those levels of flooding that was actually threatening to any homes or storefronts this morning. but we can expect that rain to pick up and last pretty much for the remainder of the day today. so if you're walking out the door and you're seeing it not fall right now, well, just wait. it will likely start back up soon. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. i'm so happy to see you getting a bit of a break. you were in it all morning. all right, let's ask you if you are out and about or if you're just kind of staying low. 62% of you say you try to avoid what you can when it comes to errands and running around town in this heavy, heavy rain. the next largest group, about a third of you, say n

we also some some street flooding at 18th and folsom. neighbor unclogged a storm drain with his rain boots before any public works officials showed up. >> today. you know, people say if you see a drain cloud, you don't want to help out. just just clear it out. >> the san francisco public utilities commission put a flood barriers just down the street at 18th and folsom to help protect the area from flooding. they say this low lying inner mission neighborhood around 17th, 18th and folsom is very prone to flooding, and water has seeped into some buildings. all the wind and rain has p-g-and-e's on high alert for outages. a spokesperson for the electric company spoke today about their ai prediction models. he said the models help them anticipate where in the bay area outages will be most likely, and how many crew members will be needed to repair the outages. >> the way that the restoration process works is that we first, we have to gain safe access to our assets. then we have to go out and assess if there's damage, and then we'll repair that

. >> reporter: this is what 14th street between harrison and folsom looked like in january 2023. the street turned into a river with people floating on water just to get to dry ground. >> basically the water raises. this whole street level is up to about your knees, maybe your hips. how many of those did you take out today? >> reporter: matthew corrick owns the restaurant be pink onion, his business hit hard as almost everything inside was destroyed. >> last time two years ago our chairs and tables were floating in the water. it was up to about here. our whole backyard, which is about seven feet down, was a pool. there was no relief. >> reporter: the problem? piles of trash on the street that clogged the storm drains, anything from big garbage bags to hypodermic needles. as the latest storm rolls in, he knows it's up to him and his neighbors to keep the streets clean. >> basically we have to be the ones that kind of keep an eye on the manhole covers, make sure they're staying clean because as soon as one gets filled, that's basically the end of it fast. >> reporter: in 2023 the st

french recreation center located in san francisco's south of market neighborhood on sixth and folsom street. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the contentious history of urban development in selma a topic of discussion that camentis history of urban development in selma a topic of discussion that came up several times during the panel meeting. selma has experienced many decades of rap. you are likely familiar with the legacy of the ai hotel in the adjacent neighborhood once known as manila town. >> the ai hotel despite being demolished in 1979, exemplifies the strength of community organizing for tenants rights. the events surrounding this residential building set the foundation for ongoing community led advocacy for justice in housing, employment, education, health and cultural preservation for san francisco's filipino community and beyond. in this explanatory doc document which is available for public access, i have embedded a list of online resources thoughtfully recommended by the panelists of this public art opportunity who are also soma community members. it is with reference to

we're in the mission district, not far from folsom and 17th street.hat sees a lot of flooding, potentially when we get that heavy rain. thankfully, today we've not seen the flood rise to the point where you're seeing it right at people's doorsteps and the doorsteps of some of the businesses around here. but you do see some of these flood stop temporary barriers. this is what the city public utilities commission will install for some of the areas that they know will get a little heavier rain and some heavier flooding here. it's really meant to kind of just soak up some of that rain and redirect it into basically back onto the street, keeping it away from the doorsteps and the garage fronts across the street from where we are, we see a number of businesses that have laid out a bunch of sandbags out here as well, all hoping to soak up some of the flooding that could potentially rise up into the indoors of some of these buildings. thankfully, we've not seen enough rain to do that here, but the rain has been falling down. it's been coming down since last n

four contracts being implemented to construct the folsom area stormwater improvement project while installing a six inch diameter sewer pipe on 11th streetin soma. our contractor ran into a number of unexpected issues which caused delays and additional costs and this time and costs. contingency increase will allow the contractor to complete the last remaining scope of work and close out the contract prior to the start of our subsequent contracts and i will be back to the commission later this year to seek award of the next folsom contract which is ww-719c. happy to answer any questions at this time. >> thank you commissioners questions comments no i. >> i had a question. i noticed that there was damage to the money that the contractor caused some damage to the overhead muni lines. >> correct. who who absorbs that cost? >> the contractor absorbs that cost. >> yeah. okay. thank you. >> please call for public comment remote callers please raise your hand if you wish to provide comment on item 12 are there any members present who wish to provide comment on this item? >> if so please approach the podium seeing none. moderator do you have any

pilipinas have adopted a master plan to make significant cultural improvements to rush street between howard and folsom035 howard anchors one of the principal corners. it's obviously important this large historic building is to this district. we we're proud to have the written agreements with carpenters, electrical plumbers, sheet metal and fire sprinklers, unions to exclusively cover their trade work in the project's construction. >> the project will have result and increase security around the site by having two onsite employees including one living on site installation of 24 hour security cameras, installation of a high quality gate along the open area at the rear of the lot and at the recommendation of the hbc working on a lighting plan that will also improve public safety. >> the hbc unanimously approved the project at their hearing in december, including the recommendation of the planning commission to approve a waiver of the active use on the upper floors allowing the storage operation to occupy the entirety of those floor plates. and we're asking the planning commission to now affirm that waive