i'm running for mayor of san francisco. as a transportation inen and ear and license real estate agent with decade of experience, i have in-depth understanding of the innerworking of the government. i work at the sf mta dividing modes of transportation. i help first time home buyers navigate san francisco affordable housing program. did you xoe if you are a first time home buyer, live or work in san francisco and make under 200 thousand dollar a year the government will give you half million dollar for down payment on a houm? home? this program has been around for a decade and no one is talking about it. why? i used the program to purchase my home. as your mayor i will provide housing for all 8 thousand homeless people in record time and under budget using cruise ships. improve safety. create programs that help existing local businesses and promoting new ones. make vision zero reality. allow san francisco residents with green card the ability to vote in local elections and finally, hold elected and appointed officials accou

that is when san francisco is at its best. i'll focus what matters, public safety, rooting city hall corruption, ending street homelessness, implementing community policing and foot patrol and make affordable to live in san francisco. i'm proud to be supported by friends in labor, including the building trades and united educators and many every day san franciscans. i'll keep fighting for educators, healthcare workers, janitors, fire fightsers paramedics 911 call operators working families. i hope to earn your vote. thank you. >> i'm daniel lury running for mayor because san francisco needs accountable leadership and new ideas to turn our city around . my unponent [indiscernible] failed to keep community safe, address the homelessness crisis or make san francisco more affordable. the same city hall inciders who got into the mess won't get us out and we know not because of what they say, but because of their records. let me tell you about my record. without public money, i founded and lead one of the largest and most innovative

hopes bringing back law and order and prosperity to san francisco. san francisco is in trouble. the last 4 years gutted the police force and public safety. over 2 years of lock down and over-regulation demolished our small businesses. that ideology has lead our public schools to become some of the worst in the state. [indiscernible] it is time for new leadership and new thinking. i'm the only candidate who opposed defunding the police. [indiscernible] school board. started volunteering and attending pro-police pro-public safety events. spent years working with the homeless and it isn't housing issue it is addiction issue. if you believe sidewalks should be clear of encampments and adacts and san francisco should encourage treatment and police and law enforcement are necessary for functioning society, i am your candidate. small businesses should be easy to start run and thrive without over-regulation. your tax dollars should be spent smartly and not fund corrupt non profit and public schools teach advanced math and encourage achievement. i'm your candidate. join me in the fight t

that is when san francisco is at its best. we have resources in our city, we lack the leadership accountability and management skills and as your mayor, i will fight for a city for all san franciscans. thank you. >> thank you all for having me tonight. thank you to ucsf and all the different organizations. i was born and raised here in san francisco. my wife bekka who is here with us tonight, she and are raising two young children. we have a 13 year old daughter and 10 year old son and born at there same hospital oen the same floor that i was born on on california street. not ucsf, but i do actually want and i didn't plan to do this, but i want do want to thank ucsf. my wife and i had one of those really tremendously scary situations where our daughter was ill last year. really really ill, and we didn't know what was going on and we brought her here to mission bay, and the nurses and doctors here were absolutely incredible. i want to say thank you to all of you. we'll get into my experience, my ability to bring civic inbusines

san francisco 84, oakland 89.ome 90s for fremont and san jose getting close to 100 and triple digits for concord, livermore, and in antioch. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast slightly cooler into your friday at least we're out of the triple digits, but still some mid to mid to upper 90s inland. warm to hot on saturday with some cooling as you can see for sunday and into monday. so 97 does not seem like a cool temperatures, but at least compared to what we have been dealing with, it is trending in the right direction. >> it's all about perspective. mark, thank you much more news headed your way this afternoon here on the four. but up first let's check on the roads around the bay area. we head to the east bay here. and this is a live look at conditions along interstate 880. heading right past the coliseum and the a na there, and does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost ever

why not san francisco? please join me in helping our disabled community get around town better. >> i am myrna melgar, the current district 7 supervisor and run frg reelection to continue fighting for better west side. i'm honored to have your support. i built a astrong legislative record, [indiscernible] successful xhrjs corridor graffiti abatement. creation of early family childhood [indiscernible] development of the stones town mall. safety for residents including transportation, reducing carbon footprint and improve the quality of life on the west side today and future generation. during my time on the board i have been a supervisor that works collaboratively reflectfully and thoughtful with colleague jz the mayor. i believe i have the best staff at city hall. i will continue to work hard for district 7, west side and the city. we are living ain polarizing times county and city. i am a bridge building to build consensus and achieve a result for our district. we need to find ways to come together and make

everybody in san francisco. >>ime autumn looijen andeme polk running for district 5 supervisor. i have a track record getting things done. i run the school board recall and brought algebra back to middle school. our schools are on the-mind but city in crisis. running for supervisor because i came home and found a drug useer in front of my home. there were 5 kids on the top floor but couldn't stop himself. we must make sure people like him don't hurt himself or anything else. last year [indiscernible] a lot happen ed in the tenderloin now part of our district. we are a village in district 5 and we are going to help them. i have been walking thin streets talking to business owner jz non profit and expert and police and peopling on the street. my plan developed with input is the best strategy to get dealers off the street, users into treatment and clean safe streets in the tenderloin. it is a real solution to the rule problem oen the streets. i'm the only candidate to compel drug users into treatment. the only cand

expand san francisco pit stop program. add more garken containers acrauz the city and provide incentive and business and residents to maintain streets on ongoing basis. thank you for your time and consideration. >> hi every one i'm roger marenco. and i'm running for district 11 supervisor. you can walk into a store where they have the cheetos locked up, a law that says you can steal lontion it's not over 950 dollars a day. there are programs na protect the criminals, hence the people why the people coming to san francisco are in deed crack heads drug dealers and criminals. on the other hand, let me share with you who is leaving san francisco. north strom, mace's, marshal and of course your mom-and-pop shops. friends as the former president of local 258 around february of 2020, i was able to find and document how the union was stealing money and miss appropriated funds. after i expanded this information, i was able to open the book and reappropriated the funds. i did this so efficiently that in less than 3 years, i was able

hi, nancy habe, resident of district seven and a member of 350 san francisco and san francisco. climate emergency coalition. and i just want to add my thanks and support to supervisor mandelman and the committee for carrying this through quickly. it's very important to bulletproof this critical piece of legislation and continue to support our electrification of the entire city. thank you, thank you. do we have anyone else who has public comment on agenda item number two? madam chair? okay. public comment on this item is now closed. i'd like to make a motion that we send this out of committee with a positive recommendation. as a committee report. on the motion offered by the chair that the ordinance be recommended as a committee report to vice chair preston. preston, i member. peskin, i. peskin. i chair melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. thank you. congratulations. supervisor mandelman, please call item number three. agenda item number three is an ordinance amending the public works code to waive the major encroachment permit fees for a project to install and

san francisco is a marfbalist city full of diversity and culture. district 9 is a embodiment of diversity. the mission showcases latino culture with

[music] ♪♪ >> san francisco!>> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities that derisionly performed by men. it's looking at the theme of music. we have three women playing traditional japanese instruments that would otherwise be played by men at that time. we have pairings so that is looking within the context of gender in relationships. also with how people are questioning the whole idea of pairing in the fi

, we would lose something in san francisco. we would lose part of its heart and soul. it wouldn't be san francisco without cable cars. [bell ringing] >> tonight's forum is a great opportunity to learn about the candidates before you vote, so let's get started. i want to invite you all to make opening statements. we go in reverse alphabetical order by first name. danny you will start and you get 60 seconds. the time keeper is right there. you see her? okay. excellent. >> okay. good evening everyone. my name is danny sauter, i lived in district 3 for the past 10 years with my wife and over those last 10 years at every turn i looked for ways to serve our community. started with serving as the president of north beach neighbors where i have effort on thing to ad farmer market, fill up empty store fronts, organize monthly cleanups and start a restaurant delivery. i know public safety is on all our minegds. mind. that is why i work to organize town hall with district attorney, police walks with our captain at central station. i'm the

the san francisco hilton used to be only san francisco hilton. but now the hilton corporation is growing hilton and is increasing from a few hundred million dollars now it is billion dollars and billions of dollars the working conditions of the workers it has never been improved but now it is going to the worse and our income is diminished. the little things that the stuff has been taken away by charging $35 a day as a bogus fee. how someone who is working everyday and cleaning 14 rooms every single day for the whereas 35 years is wanting to to take her kids to activities she can't afford to take them (bell ringing) how anybody who is working as a banquet cook cannot afford to buy a meal for himself or his kids? >> how? someone who is working every single day the average people they've been working for the last a thriving years why we have to worry where we retire and our pension will stay the same way? (bell ringing) now - >> thank you, sir. thank you for your comments [off mic.] >> thank you. [off mic.] (clapping.) thank you for your comments.

san francisco yesterday, in the 90s. today in the 80s. so we did cool off in san francisco. still a very warm day and still some real hot temperatures right now in san jose, livermore, concord and fairfield. around 101 to 104 degrees. i did see livermore high so far of 106 degrees this afternoon. what would cool us off is the fog. as you can see here, it's not in the bay area, it's down towards southern california. that's where all the fog is and we are expecting more clear skies. another mild evening for tonight. looking out toward san francisco. right? right around the bay as well. a bit of some haze with that. spare the air alert in place for today. so another warm to hot afternoon forecast. models bringing in some high cloud cover throughout the day on your friday, so you'll notice that change temperatures tomorrow morning. lots of 60s and then into the afternoon hours. here's the eventual temperature range. tomorrow technically is a cooler forecast, but still the hot spots will be close to 100 degrees tomorrow afternoon around the coast, mainly in the 70s. so around 73

of san francisco. this as fleet week exercises, focuses in on emergency preparedness. we'll have much more ahead. stay with n n franscsco, e e mosturureauctitic cicity iamameric we have 130 city commissions. we have five city commissions all dedicated to homelessness, but homelessness is getting worse, way worse. cocommisonon aft c commiioion, talk, talk, talk, but no action. mamayor eeeed anththe boboard s supersosors created this dysfunction. today with two rallies in pennsylvania, and it seemed like kamala harris was everywhere else. scott mcgrew everywhere else. good morning to you. yeah. big media blitz doing the view. howard stern and stephen colbert all in the same day. we may see a pause ahead here later in the week for from the people running for president as hurricane milton hits florida. could be terrible. here's the actual president. i spoke to all the political leaders in the region, some of them more than once, and they they i've told them anything they asked for. they can get. we've give

live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> let's take a look at our weather here closer to home. and you can see on the satellite radar image, we've got a series of impulses out at sea moving in our direction around the bay area this morning. we have some areas of patchy fog and some light drizzle near the coastline, but all that's going to disappear quickly and give way to drier midday conditions. 58 degrees in san francisco right now, 60 in oakland and hayward. san jose 6156, in redwood city, only 50 at half moon bay. looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. calm conditions here in our location right now it is 50 degrees at santa rosa and petaluma. a little cooler in some north bay locations right now. napa 5560 and fairfield, 64, in concord is warming up in some inland spots, and livermore at 60 degrees. and these are our forecast headlines. as i mentioned, patchy fog lingers a bit this morning with some areas of light drizzle closer to the coastline. tomorrow we'll have frida

. >> addressing potential san francisco school closures. the superintendent holding a town hall today to give updates on those closures and the budget crisis. many parents expressing their concerns about the district's decision. plus. down. >> if i could find the way, share in conversation the oscar winner coming to san francisco to talk about her new memoir. >> when you can buy tickets for the event. >> good morning to you. it is thursday, october 10th. >> we'll start with a check of our forecast. we know we've been talking about relief hope. we wish we can give relief to the people in florida. >> such a terrible situation there and affecting so many people in such a wide area. but here in the bay area, amanda and everyone else, it is so calm and so pleasant. we're just waiting for a little weak frontal system out to sea to come in and bring us our first rainfall of the season. let's take a look at our current conditions. we've got some patchy fog and some light drizzle near the coastline this morning. temperatures are in a comfortable ran

yeah, in san francisco today, 94 degrees so far. >> the high today, san francisco. you have to keep in mind that the critical levels probably around 83, 84 degrees in terms of public health because people don't have ac in the city, they think the fog is going to keep things cool. so when san francisco jumps into the 90s, that's a big deal. and that's the case for today. look at all these triple digits. welcome to october with 107 degrees in saint helena. gilroy 105 healdsburg, 104, saratoga 102. lots of upper 90s out there and out toward the coast. upper 80s to even 90 degrees at ocean beach. one record to report today. there will be a lot to report at the end of the day, but you can see san jose at the airport 99 degrees, breaking the old record of 97 set back in 19. in 1980. so it's showing you this, the heat warnings in place for the north bay hills, the inland valleys around the bay. and this does include san francisco and for the south bay. so the excessive heat warning is in place. the heat advisory for the areas in yellow up for the north bay valleys, as you

we love san francisco. and as your district supervisor, i have been an independent voice fighting for the richmond. i bring people together. small business, our residents, our tenants, our seniors to make sure that we bring smart solutions to the table. this is the reason why, as time magazine, time out magazine has put it, the richmond is one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world, and i intend to continue to make sure that it is. thank you. supervisor carney, so before i make some final remarks, let's please, thank our supervisors and candidates for being here. and i also want to really thank everyone for being very respectful during this forum, and i'm very impressed, so finally, i'd like to say that on behalf of the league of women voters of san francisco, thank you to the candidates, the voters and the internet archive for hosting us tonight and supporting this nonpartizan forum to everyone here tonight tuning on online or watching the recording. thank you. so much for participating in our democracy

an san francisco is west portal neighborhood. another first round of safety improvements have been completed. kron four's dan kerman has more on those neighborhood changes. >> a politician city staff and community members gathered in san francisco is west portal neighborhood friday to celebrate the completion of the first round of traffic improvements since a driver struck and killed a family of 4 back in march. the problem wasn't just yellow and west portal. the problems were at the center sent him that we needed a neighborhood white approach to traffic, calming balancing safety improvements without turning people away from neighborhood businesses was no easy task. but is no did have some pretty significant restrictions for cars to get onto west or alive. >> will baumgartner is a member of the community group that worked with the mta to better balance. everyone's needs rather than try really restrict cars in a massive, massive way was more about changing the character of the streets in the larger area. so that one could drivers

on the san francisco zoo. it makes claims the facility is unsafe for both animals and visitors. >> zoo has faced serious problems throughout the years, including reports of a tiger that escaped an killed one person and injured 2 others hope was to assist us. joins us live now from the newsroom with the latest on this theresa, why stephen, a rundown conditions unsafe enclosures for animals. those are just a few of the remarks made in the 11 page report by the san francisco animal control welfare commission. now everyone is pointing fingers about why the zoo is in such bad shape and what can be done about it. >> blistering report on the san francisco zoo. the san francisco animal control and welfare commission railing on the zoo calling the enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. also adding that the enclosure requirements are minimal and frightening, unsafe or animals visitors alike can grill was smashed and killed ands. >> you know the usda fin

there is no excuse in san francisco. our department of elections is baller and there are so many places to vote, and ways to vote here. vote, it matters. be the change you want to see in district 3. together you can build the future you want in this community block by block. remember to vote, thank you and good night. [applause] >> you are watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on

for between years and what i've seen a deep, deep partnership between san francisco and the san francisco giants. so many levels it is amazing stadium but also the giants devotion to the san francisco and this mission rock project is one large example of that see some sports teams want they're big parking lot but the san francisco giants are forward thinking thank you, thank you, thank you. so, you know, this neighborhood i've think we've all seen it blossom the amazing things happening in the entire area and the mayor and i we're at the vice. >> and judge spectacular and adding for spectacular to this neighborhood and congratulations everyone who lives and works here this is and only going to get better in the 70s and will be better and better and better congratulations we're trying to support to a level and haney and i worked together working to make sure we can help san francisco moved on housing and maybe takes months instead of years and years we miss david chiu in the capital a congratulations but this project thank you, david and we're doing that work because it is about the people

headquarters in san francisco. republicans held theirs at mad dog in the fog on haight street. now, we also went to one at san jose state. that's where ian cull joins us live. and ian, young voters, if they do come out to the polls, could really tip the scales one way or the other in this particular election. so did they like what they saw? yeah. and certainly in those battleground states, jessica. and yeah, they actually said that they felt pretty satisfied in what they saw as a group of kids in went from clubs around campus here, joined together in a classroom, not just to watch that debate, but also talk about the most important issues to them in this presidential election. it's the one and only vice presidential debate, and these students at san jose state wouldn't miss it. they said they wanted to hear about policies not political fireworks. i love that they're talking more about policy than rather than getting into any sort of personal or petty fights. the american people absolutely deserve that. the students

thank you. >> myrna. >> thank you the history of san francisco government that community in san francisco has been fast and egregious two the development of fillmore to the racism at building department's to the mortality of black women is the highest the one hundred and 2 recommendation of the report on reparations one was cash payment the would the 1 hundred and one were other things how we address and focus on the programs to meet the needs of that community. how do we make sure that pregnant william are not homeless and by third grade black kids can read that's the bulk of the rope raised i support that. >> i yo support reparations it is expensive and exit and probably illegal according to prop 109 and a cheat way to partnered by the politicians the best reparation come in basic certifies should be provided good schools and safe and clean neighborhoods i worked for the firefighter as in the bayview the amount for that district i've seen the city needs to um, invest in the rohnert park the schools and marking organizing schools save and clean so anyone can walk around and feel not thre

is san francisco. and we all know that and anyone has lived here know that if respond somebody is telling you it as shit hole have to wonder and ask yourselves why, why are they actually that in history they're saying this not worth anything they want to take it from us let's not do that. >> radiantly to. >> first of all, thank the lead for hosting us tonight and that to thank community college this building is very special to me because of was part a whole communicated that helped it build in community and this mission and honor carlos was the president at that time of community college board and thank you, mary ghetto cruise and i'm not running an i campaign but we campaign i said us to not me but been we as communities have organized and have come together we created a coalition to be able to get things done. and i promise you one thing if i'm elected you, you give me the honor to represent you you'll be part of my administration and to get things done (clapping.) folks folks folks. >> come on we ca

this is what san francisco is all about now. this a full to listen to some music, maybe stay out a little go have a good times. get out there. people if you don't need 8 hours of sleep every >> so from here on out once a week on tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories from the people who make up this place. this is our city on kron 4 and if you miss any of our stories, you can always find a kron. 4 dot com. see you there. >> all right. so whether time as we get a live look outside, the bay bridge showed you the traffic kind of light right now. it's not going feel like the head of this weekend. however, when the blue angels are flying, laurence just flew in. how's it going to look as kind of a split weekend? i think tomorrow there's a slight chance of showers. so if you're coming to san francisco specially in the morning hours. >> be prepared. you might run into some raindrops may be some light drizzle out there as well. not going to be a whole lot. we're talking we get anything just a few hundreds of an in

we have been in san francisco about 25 years. i was in the restaurant, cafe, hospitality world and it is what i love to do and being in this neighborhood i have been in bayview about 20 years, but definitely knew i wanted to be a small business owner and do something here lovely in my community. >> the vibrant south of market neighborhood in san francisco is deep lee rooted filipino if fluences to shape the cultural identity. soma pilipinas known for [indiscernible] night life and art scenes is home to growing filipino community that thrived for generations. >> soma pilipinas is a community, the village that has been over a hundred years in the making. this is home to many generations of filipino from the turn of the century, to the present. continues to be a gateway community for a lot of filipinos just arriving from the philippines. >> one of sth most prominent scines is filipino owned businesses become staples in the neighborhood. restaurants like manila bowl and jp restaurant offer [indiscernible] >> we call it [indiscernible

we are based in san francisco. we were founded in san francisco. we're a majority woman run, and we're we're in it for the long haul, and we're happy to provide any resources we can. thank you. are there any other other individuals here in person? please line up to speak now. we do have callers in the remote queue also. good afternoon commissioners. i'm actually here for the next item, but thought i'd speak on this. my name is fernando martin. i recently moved into an affordable housing development in dimond heights, built by habitat for humanity. have a solar array on the roof. it is fantastic, but there's this little lock on the meters for the solar array and ask what was what was going on. there was a limitation, apparently with pg gas distribution system, in which we cannot actually pull all the energy that is coming in from the solar array. so one fifth of it is locked off with an actual like old school lock, that someday, if we have batteries on site or if we have a different distribution system could actually be used, i don't think that situ

but this all of san francisco is worth anything. >> here at chase center in san francisco is amazing. the fans know shot every game regardless playing good or bad. >> i live here in san francisco. >> plenty of good things that i like about it and giving the people the diversity of the people. everybody here is kind trying to do something and do something. everybody had just like going outside walking around but a giant game from summer to go play mini-golf all in all, you know, same cisco, get a little better everything. lot of really good restaurants. one of my personal favorites and crack. and that my favorite place. the downtown original. joe's. >> have really good food and brand gems got play for the warriors money. moses moody now plague are for the golden state warriors. hourly might do with talking bad about san francisco. i mean, if a group like to be, i think our fans are the best idea. perfect. >> all this week during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories from the people who make up this place. this is our city on kron 4. and if you happen to miss any of the storie

san francisco and state leaders today showed their support for maria su, the head of san francisco's department of children, youth and their families. as the likely next superintendent of san francisco schools. mayor london breed pushed for su following the abrupt departure of matt wayne as superintendent on friday. su said her priority list as superintendent is clear. >> one is to make sure that we deliver a balanced budget so that we can retain and maintain local control. the other one is really to repair and heal the relationship that we have with our families and staff. and then number three is to ensure that we build up our operational capacity. >> su is stepping into a district, facing a structural budget crisis that could require state oversight. today, the head of the state department of education said this latest choice appears to be a step in the right direction. >> let me be clear there will not be a state takeover in san francisco. let me be clear about that. >> su has worked in the department of children, youth and their families for 18 years through various political ad