in san francisco. mayor-elect daniel lurie i'm grateful to have been walking direct evidence beside thank you for your leadership today and all the days to come (clapping). >> hi, i'm a 3 grader please rise for the presentation of hearts and the national anthem our songwriter from tower and the great group. >> (music). >> personnel present arms. >> (music). >> what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight and the rocket's red glare, the bomb bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? >> brave, brave, brave. >> (clapping) arms. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader. please welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to welco

we are one of the first vietnamese arrest raunt restaurant in san francisco. >> for san francisco to have this map and look at all the people who came here and made things you can only find in sf. we are the place to get a mission burete. burrito. that could be overlooked and not seen [indiscernible] >> important because it highlights the san francisco, the diversity for each restaurant and each spot on the map to share their story through food they serve to diners. i think it is special way to highlight the welcomeness and the [indiscernible] san francisco community is bay area has. >> it is one of the project that is so uniquely san francisco that speaks to the long history of immigration and cuisine the city has been known for. the melting spot allows the small businesses that have been around for a while to really shine with their own unique stories and flavors and so we really love it. the ecosystem in san francisco is very unique and very welcoming of immigrants and immigrant initiatives. san francisco choice to honor us with the legacy business recognition really shows their s

in san francisco.ayor-elect daniel lurie i'm grateful to have been walking direct evidence beside thank you for your leadership today and all the days to come (clapping). >> hi, i'm a 3 grader please rise for the presentation of hearts and the national anthem our songwriter from tower and the great group. >> (music). >> personnel present arms. >> (music). >> what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight and the rocket's red glare, the bomb bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?hyg> >> brave, brave, brave. >> (clapping) arms. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader. please welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to wel

with sand the way that san francisco was and when you look at a map of san francisco have a unique street grid and one of the thing is those streets started off in extremely long piers. but by 1875 they know they needed more so the ferry building was built and it was a long affair and the first cars turned around at the ferry building and picking up people and goods and then last night the street light cars the trams came to that area also. but by the late 1880s we needed something better than the ferry building. a bond issue was passed for $600,000. to build a new ferry building i would say 800 thousand for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the long paris and san francisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational bef

district 3 success to san francisco success we are the face san francisco. to visitor in union square and the war. economic engine from hard working staff and companies downtown. yet we than the parts of san francisco. the parts of d throw are ready for reimagination so we will pursue plans to add housing, activity and vibrancy to neighborhoodses. the work ahead is serious and it is sober i know we can do it i know we must do it san francisco is too important. we must be the beacon we know we can be refuge for those pursues freedom, opportunity a community seeking a better life and raise families and live their san fran dreams. san francisco has always shown what resilience and reinvention electric like now up to this generation this body and community to ensure weave can shine brighter tell our stories of san francisco with our heads held high. colleagues we have a lot of work to do so many countingous. let's be in and get to work. thank you. [applause] congratulations supervisor sauter. next up we have from d5 supervisor mahmood. >> thank you president and

goodlett place, san francisco, ca 94102 room 244 san francisco, california. to make a reasonable accommodation americans with disabilities act or to request language assistance language assistance to raise your hand for public comment on a specific agenda item press *3 when prompted by the meeting moderator. thank you, mr. president. and members. >> thank you, madam clerk >> um we have our minutes. >> approval of the november 19, 2024, december 3, 2024, and december 10, 2024, regular board meeting minutes. >> any changes to those meeting minutes i don't think so seeing none, can i have motion to approve the minutes as presented moved by supervisor melgar and seconded by supervisor walton madam clerk, call the roll. >> >> supervisor chen, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor engardio aye. >> supervisor fielder, aye. >> supervisor mahmood, aye. >> president mandelman, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> and xhavrnd, aye. >> 11 ayes how without objection minutes will be ap

san francisco is coming back. the that there's a rising sense of pride and optimism in this city right now that cannot be stopped. with that momentum, we must proactively plan for the next housing and economic boom. within our first 100 days. we will take bold action to enable more housing at all income levels and help new businesses and buildings get their permits more quickly. businesses, who i know have been suffering the era of a new restaurant going through 40 inspections and receiving 50 different answers is over. that's our promise to you. we can no longer wait for the right conditions to build. we must do our part to create those conditions. now, better coordination between departments may not sound sexy, but it's going to be a hallmark of this administration. i'm talking about the kind of coordination that will keep one department from tearing up your street for maintenance, and another from doing it again two weeks later. we we have allowed far too many people to lose faith in government. i know that we

newest mayor, san francisco, daniel lurie, the 46 mayor of san francisco. he was sworn in today. just finished his speech, talking about all the changes that are coming to city hall. he believes that ties francisco. on the rise and that it's not going to be business as usual. and we're just about getting ready to. here's some entertainment here at this point. i guess we're not going to watch the rest of the show. we have our reporters out on the giving us a recap and certainly also will be going to michael yaki to analyze what we've just heard. >> as we're keeping tabs on the fires in southern california. so a lot going on. lori spoke for exactly 20 minutes and our stephanie lin was they're listening in as well. she joins us live from civic center plaza. stephanie, what was your >> abram, you can hear behind me, people clapping having a great time out here as entertainer. i stayed there. just after daniel lurie just closed opening remarks mayor of the city san francisco. i'm gonna step out of the brain years. you can get a sense what the scene looks like ou

here is a look over san francisco. a beautiful start to the morning there, but our advisory began at midnight and will go until sunday morning for our hills, north bay hills, east bay hills, and the santa cruz mountains. as we get into the numbers outside right now, middle peak reporting 30 to 35mph. we have oakland north reporting 31. even across parts of the bay, we've got some pretty breezy conditions along the coastline. fairfield right now reporting a wind gust to 33. and as we shift a little bit over towards the south bay san jose, just a light breeze for you there. temperature wise, we are much warmer this morning, up by 13 degrees in livermore where we are 5343 to start your day in san francisco. i'll have a better look at the afternoon highs for us, as well as the weekend and what's going on in southern california for the weekend. coming up in just a bit. >> sounds good. thank you. rosemary. so while the wildfires are still raging in southern california, hundreds of animals are in need of temporary homes befor

san francisco has always had a viptage poster dating with 1970 with chicago new york and paris san franciscoy. all are vintage. most in the store is at least 40 plus years old, some back to the 1800s so we have some 140 years old. they are advertisement,b war propaganda from world war 1 and 2. movie and with travel posters and alcohol and tobaccos. thin pieces of paper meant to last maybe a mujt or 6 weeks. the lowest point was the pandemic. having to close the gallery so i didsant have a web store biltd or outlet and barely a instagram and told all the customers don't buy on line. can't be sure they are authentic or true colors or size or condition. it was very frustrating. it was a struggle until this opportunity presented itself and when i moved into this location on the wharf, there was still nobody here yet. we hadn't officially reopened but i rolled the dice, spent everything i had left to build this place out, and give it one last shot. it worked out very well. it worked out very well. >> here we have the 1971 for the fight. ali and frazier first meeting. the one first professional lo

el ser alcalde de san francisco.os mucha más información en nuestra emisión de las 17:00 de la tarde sobre la toma del allden sancae en vivo de la ceremonia de juramentación del nuevo alcalde de la ciudad de san francisco. el es daniel lowry. en esta ciudad se encuentra fátima navarrete. para darnos más detalles sobre este evento tan importante. buenas tardes fátima, te escuchamos. oh sunshine flavio buenas tardes. ya la ciudad de san francisco tiene un nuevo alcalde. daniel lowry se ha convertido en el nuevo alcalde de la ciudad del número 46. hace solo unos minutos acaba de bajarse de este podio donde ahorita se sigue llevando a cabo, pues la agenda protocolaria para este día tan importante, el día en que él toma su cargo. de su posición toma las riendas de esta ciudad tan importante para el área de la bahía. y comenzó su discurso diciendo que hoy comienza una nueva era para san francisco. una era de servicio, dijo. una era enfocada en el servicio de su gente. dijo que los cambios no vendrán de inmediato, que tomar

it needs to be more than a possibility in san francisco. it must be our mission. >> several other issues like homelessness and public safety. he says the answer is accountability. well, they are continuing tonight in a special chinatown night market. businesses in that area have been slow to recover from the pandemic, hoping the inauguration could be a turning point. our lauren toms spoke to business owners who are optimistic for the future. >> reporter: in san francisco's chinatown, grand avenue is buzzing with anticipation, alongside a city waiting a shift in leadership. as they come alive for daniel lurie's celebratory inauguration night market. >> i'm very excited because, you know, people will come to chinatown and that means good business for us. >> reporter: the moment is sweeter than the tea he serves in his boba shop. they opened their store in the midst of the pandemic as they saw tourism and foot traffic decline. and it has been slow to return. >> i think that is one of our goals that we want to achieve and have a chance to bring

san francisco. the lyrics to san francisco are printed in your program. it's our second and final song today. please join us in singing along. we are the san francisco gay men's chorus. i left. my heart in san francisco. high on a hill. it. calls to me to be where little. cable cars climb. halfway to the. stars. the. morning fog. may chill the air i don't care. my love waits. there in san francisco. our the blue. and windy city. sing. when i come home to you san francisco. your golden sun will shine for me. your golden sun will. shine. for me. san francisco, open your golden gate. you let no stranger wait outside your door. san francisco, here is your wandering one. saying i'll wander no more. other places only make me love you best. tell me you're the heart of the golden west. san francisco. welcome me home again. i'm coming home to go roaming. no more san francisco. open your golden gate. let the stranger wait outside your door. san francisco, here is your wandering one. saying how wonderful. more other places. all right. it's been a pleasure to watch t

[music] ♪♪ >> san francisco!partments 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 first place. we have three from thre

in 2024, san francisco had 41 traffic deaths. one of the deadliest years for the city. in an effort to make things safer this year. sfmta is installing speed cameras at 33 locations and proposing new speed limits at 11 streets. back in the portola neighborhood, police are asking for anyone with information about this crash to call them. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. police are not only busy in the portola neighborhood, also investigating a shooting downtown tonight. the shootings were fired about 630 this evening near the corner of fifth and bryan streets. officers found a victim. paramedics rushed that person to the hospital with life threatening injuries. investigators have yet to release a suspect description or make an arrest. oakland police are investigating the department's first officer-involved shooting of the year. all started early this morning on macarthur boulevard near 66th avenue. police say a sergeant confronted a man firing a rifle. the man shot at the sergeant and missed and then took off ru

in san francisco, we have also fix it week.note that the sfo, muni the subway here will have early stoppage. you'll have to take busses after 930 for this week. they're doing some maintenance on. of course those underground subway systems got to do that the rest of the bay. a pretty typical pattern with the south bay really kicking in now. back to you. okay. thanks so much, mike. fix it week in san francisco. also happening now. downtown san francisco will be jam packed this week with the best of the best in health care. visiting for a conference today kicks off the j.p. morgan healthcare conference in san francisco. health care leaders will gather at the saint francis hotel. topics will include the latest trends and investment opportunities in the industry. this is the 43rd year of the convention in the city, which is expected to bring a big boom for local business. the conference runs through thursday and we are back in just minutes with a look at our top stories this morning, including breaking news, a higih eed chase in san

oh boy, san francisco, i'm just fed up there.'m just fed up. >> sansa may be getting out of san francisco county jail any time now, but he faces a $200,000 warrant out of contra costa county for fleeing an officer and resisting arrest. the da's office there tells me they are making arrangements to take sansa into custody. >> so more to come back through the revolving door once again. exactly right. going to be a lot of reaction to this story online. you've done some great work. thank you i appreciate that. thanks, dan. new developments in just a matter of days, people are invited to visit the storm battered santa cruz wharf. the city said today that the wharf will reopen on saturday. santa cruz will host a ceremony starting at 10 a.m, about 150ft of the end of the wharf collapsed during high tide on december 23rd. the portion affected by the collapse will remain closed. santa cruz officials say a sonar and engineering assessment determined the wharf was safe to reopen. now we've had some intense storms the last few weeks. high su

we are one of the first vietnamese arrest raunt restaurant in san francisco. >> for san francisco to have this map and look at all the people who came here and made things you can only find in sf. we are the place to get a mission burete. burrito. that could be overlooked and not seen [indiscernible] >> important because it highlights the san francisco, the diversity for each restaurant and each spot on the map to share their story through food they serve to diners. i think it is special way to highlight the welcomeness and the [indiscernible] san francisco community is bay area has. >> it is one of the project that is so uniquely san francisco that speaks to the long history of immigration and cuisine the city has been known for. the melting spot allows the small businesses that have been around for a while to really shine with their own unique stories and flavors and so we really love it. the ecosystem in san francisco is very unique and very welcoming of immigrants and immigrant initiatives. san francisco choice to honor us with the legacy business recognition really shows their s

as that san francisco was south san francisco was doing due diligence the sfpuc owns those and they immediately bring to your attention and sought our approval. the sfpuc issued a temporary license for for the use our property get their use undertions to commissioners point. um, and we immediately began to negotiate a purchase and sale never the intention for the sfpuc to be - to support the new redevelopment having the ownership facilitates their work and the parties to the purchase and sale of the city and county of san francisco through the puc and the city of south san francisco the property to be sold approximately $46,000 plus in size and is purchase price of one hundred and 32 thousand is equal to the appraised appraisal and required by the city administrative code. generally which the city sells land we're required by the administrative code to competitively bid the sale, however, this one we can sell the property to support through the approval it is impossible or not in the public interest including when the property is not capable of independent. advertise it not capable of independe

this also helped cover the share this san francisco owes to better and helps cover the funning san francisco to caltrain. and so those agents are covered sfmta has i large gap this remains. the expectation is that there would be other outside solutions that would solve for sfmta's gap. this per of the reason the funding the mount upon funds working group exists the new ref now option in january are sfoezed to be a pos of the puzzle helping fill this gap this is the expectation this mt c is i solution outside at local or subroej nal level this fill the gap. >> the theory is multiple >> i imagine may be the thoughts behind a renaling until is we are solving everybody's problems we may have still with the measure like multiple other measures for each of these empties whether on the same ballot or different ballots. >> yes this , is a big upon concern from all agencies involved the operators and the counties in general. there is i think there is an expectation there could be multiple ballot measures on the 2026 ballot. i combinationf regional measure and seat back up plans i mentioned earlier co

i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco.k to you. >> man is dead and a woman and toddler injured after a shooting in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. police were called to a residence on tompkins avenue in san francisco just after 8 o'clock this morning for reports of a shooting when officers arrived, they found a man and woman injured. the man died at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a toddler connected to the shooting was also taken to the hospital with injuries. the father of the man who was killed says he believes his son killed himself after shooting the 2 others. >> tell people to stay away from guns and it just just try to work out problems the best way. what you can and i have you know, bury bury my son, which of which i have to do. >> police did not reveal the relationship of the 3 who were shot or their identities. if you or someone, you know, is having suicidal thoughts, you are encouraged to call the national suicide prevention lifeline at the number there

we will advance approaches that make san francisco safer, stronger and more resilient. in his role as fire chief, he will help coordinate san francisco's emergency preparedness public safety initiatives and lead san francisco fire departments community engagement programs while overseeing talented battalions of firefighters across this city. battalion chief crispin for your decades of service and deep commitment to community inspire us all and shown through these past few weeks as we got to know each other. as you take on this new challenge know that i have every confidence that san francisco will not only be safer but stronger under your leadership. please join me in congratulating fire chief dean crespin. one more step and finally i want to thank former mayor breed for her collaboration in this process and acknowledge interim chief sandy tung. where are you, chief? thank you, chief sandy tong for keeping our city safe during her historic tenure as our first asian american fire chief. thank you. >> and now the floor is yours. thank you, sir. congratulations. >> it is w

carnaval san francisco 49ers.bajar. y la designación llama la atención porque a media temporada el suplente había sido brandon allen. esto dijo shanahan sobre su qb suplente. escuchemos. getting great homan brandeis so you know they've been too good guys to have there looked at both them as our throughout the year. a little bit what i said in preseason. but they both have done really good looks on scout team. they spit all the reps there. they're always ready. i mean, just they both prepared like they're going to be a starter every week. so they've been great. y aunque les queda un partido esta temporada, ya saben quiénes van a ser sus oponentes. la temporada que viene. y debido a que los niños quedaron últimos de la división, hoy en el papel tienen un rol de juegos más que accesible en el 2025, enfrentando tanto a lafc como la nfc south, ambos con varios equipos con más derrotas que victorias en este 2024. si los niners pueden recobrar a todas sus piezas para la próxima temporada, el camino parece estar trazado p

live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. before the inauguration ceremony, mayor elect daniel lowery will take part in a few more events at 730. the mayor elect will volunteer at saint anthony's. then at 815, he will walk through the tenderloin to the cable car turnaround at powell and market streets. there he will ride the cable car to ghirardelli square to get hot chocolate with his family. the inauguration ceremony starts at 1130. then tonight at 530, as lena mentioned, that chinatown market and community festival, this is on grant avenue between sacramento and jackson streets. there will be food vendors, activities and performances, including san francisco native and grammy nominated edm artist zoo. >> here's a look at some of the road closures because of today's inauguration. these are the streets closest to city hall and civic center plaza. some don't reopen until 5 p.m, so it's best to avoid driving in that area until after that. stick with abc seven news fo

we're live in san francisco. christian captain, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, christian, thank you for that. tonight, the chp is investigating a new year's day head-on collision in the south bay that killed a pregnant woman and 29 year old woman was a passenger in an suv that was hit by a suspeed dnk driver and a pickup truck in gilroy. it happened just around 630 yesterday. according to e chp. the pickup was speedg east on leavesley road, east of new avenue. the truck crossed into th westbound lane, hit the suv and then another vehicle, 50 year old jesus carlos torres of mountain view, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. east bay jewish leaders are expressing outrage tonight after a hateful message was written on a concrete slab right near the menorah along lake merritt in oakland. the jewish community relations council shared video of the graffiti, which was drawn last night on the last night of hanukkah. the menorahs belong to the chabad jewish center of oakland. its rabbi says hanuk

the san francisco police department says they are not aware of any specific threats at san francisco at the moment, but they are in close coordination with state and federal authorities in case anything changes in san francisco. i'm sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. our coverage from new orleans will continue tonight on nightly news. nbc's tomiyama speaks to a survivor of the bourbon street attack. one on one, the man says he believes he was hit by the white truck. he has been paralyzed from the chest down since 1999. he says his wheelchair was bashed to pieces and he also heard gunfire. i was on the ground and i came back and there was this people screaming, and i was laying on the ground and i saw all my wheelchair parts on the ground beside me. somebody came, finally a cop. his name was patrick. he came over and he told me that that there was a lot of people didn't make it and they were dead. and i was lucky to be alive. more of that interview and other accounts of the attack tonight at 630 on nightly news. and as the investigation into the attack continues, we will continue br

so let's bring in our sergio quintana live in san francisco. i know you talked to the new security person in charge there in san francisco. do they think they're ready? are they making any changes? reporter. well, the incoming mayor has just appointed a person to a new position. he's the chief of public safety for the city of san francisco. and he says what he and likely all other public safety officials across the country are doing are studying the details of this incident in new orleans so that they can add responses to big events to try to protect people from another attack like that. he says that his new role will mostly be to try to coordinate all of the public safety departments in san francisco so that they work better together. and as you mentioned, that's going to be key in a couple of these big events that are coming to the city that nba all-stars is coming next month here to san francisco. and then, of course, there's the other surrounding events for the super bowl, which is going to be hosted by the bay area next year. so he says th

san francisco is a love letter to san francisco.s show kind of wants to describe wall heart and soul of francisco. that remains here today. >> everybody whenever they come and see the show after the show. they both felt something the show makes him feel alive. feels something. we're all touching each other and trusting each other and love each other. and that's what we want. we want about soul of francisco to be expressed through the show. >> my name is mike crews. i'm an artist. that club got the of the show. dear san francisco and i love san francisco. >> every tuesday during our newscast were going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. if you have think if you have any need to see some of the stories you may have missed it, you can always find them. >> on kron, 4 dot need to take quick break >> that'll do it for kron. 4 news at 5 next at 6. talking about a community in san francisco that showed up to rally to try to prevent the safeway from closing, why they say it's so critica

an elected official in san francisco.ake holiday meals for families in need. abc inc. is a client of a registers will be lobbyist can she accept i donation from abc inc. on behalf of the food bank in her district. >> in she can cannot ask for a do nigz to the food bank because likely an interested per for her. she cannot ask a lobbyist for a donation either. she may however make a public appeal for donations through mass media or a garthing of 20 or more people. let's try another. jordan is a receive who volunteers for a nonprofit. acme inc. is a contractor with their department. can jordan asked ceo to make a corporate donation to the nonprofit? no. this request is prohibited buzz acme inc. is contractor with their department interested party. let's try one more. city employee madison, received i noticer in the mail soliciting do nigz for the local animal shelter can immediate son donate to the shelter? now this we got the green light there is nothing in the behested rowel that restrict their choice to make a personal ch

and it was a violent start to the new year in the city of san francisco. the city saw three shootings in the first two days. in one case, a family member tells us a man took his own life after shooting his girlfriend and their son. both are injured and expected to survive. also, a woman is under arrest in connection to a double shooting that left one man dead this afternoon south of market, and the rain is headed back to the bay area. let's give you a live look right now at oakland's jack london square. while it does look calm this evening, those conditions will look a lot different for the morning commute. with that, we bring in our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez. it's been nice to have a few dry days, roberta, but rain tomorrow? >> yes, absolutely. and this system has actually been enjoyable to track because it's been spot on as far as its timing is concerned. so let's look at it together. this is it. isn't that a big, beautiful area of low pressure? it's just braced up against the state of california as far as northern california is concerned. you see

san francisco bay area is one of those areas.o the more communications that you can get at local, state and federal to try and thwart that before it happens, much like we saw in 2019 in long beach, the better off we are. >> yeah. you're saying that this joint terrorism task force have led to different thwarting of different attacks that were supposed to happen, and you were talking about the long beach incident that was a result that the thwarting of that was the result of a joint terrorism task force. >> it was an individual who wanted to bomb a long beach rally, and he was intent on killing mass murders, what he testified to. and they were able to actually catch an inert bomb in his hand because they were part of that process. but that's an example of stopping it before something tragic happens. >> and you're saying once when police when these task force are investigating these issues and they come across something, the planning of something that was going to happen in long beach that was being planned for long beach, they may

san francisco is a love letter to san francisco. this show kind of wants to describe wall heart and soul of francisco. that remains here today. >> everybody whenever they come and see the show after the show. they felt something the show makes him feel alive. feels something. we're all touching each other and trusting each other and love each other. and that's what we want. we want about soul of san francisco to be expressed through the show. >> my name is mike crews. i'm an artist. that club got the of the show. dear san francisco and i love san francisco. >> every tuesday during our newscast. we're going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you have missed any of the stories you can always find them on. kron 4 dot com. >> all right. still ahead on the news at 6, what decision makers in hawaii? >> we're offering people here >> we're offering people here in southern california. behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and

. >> a new plan to address san francisco's drug crisis. tonight, one city supervisor demanding change, calling on city agencies to launch a mass arrest, detox and treatment plan to deal with drug use and drug dealing. >> we have to make sure that our criminal justice interventions are life saving interventions, and the status quo is not something we're going to tolerate. >> a demand for change on san francisco city streets. good evening. this friday night i'm cristina rendon and i'm alex savage. >> that new plan from san francisco supervisor matt dorsey calls for more than 100 arrests to be made every single night, to hold people accountable for what he describes as drug related lawlessness. new at ten ktvu zac sos. joining us live here in the studio after speaking with the supervisor tonight. zach. >> yeah. and supervisor dorsey pushing for that proposal after watching, he says more than 200 people in his district loiter and use drugs every night. dorsey says allowing rampant drug use to go on is hurting local merchants, area neighborhood

available at the san francisco spca. look at that face. here's a look at the afternoon highs around the region. hayward 57, expected for you today in the north bay 57. napa 57 a popular number san francisco, san mateo, redwood city. your extended forecast here. temperatures will take a minor bump as we roll into sunday and the warming trend continues. it's a modest one, low to mid 60s, expected under partly cloudy conditions for the business week. back to you. >> all right. thank you rosemary. well, six days of memorial services are now getting underway today for former president jimmy carter. >> as we say goodbye right now, a motorcade carrying the body of america's 39th president moving through his home state of georgia. we are live in archery, georgia, not too far from plains, where he had a big peanut farm. it will make stops in atlanta and his hometown of plains. that's about 150 miles apart. there will be a memorial service and ceremonies in both georgia and washington, dc the next several days. reporter brett baer now looks at the l

what we love about this place and san francisco is it's san francisco, and san francisco is coming backe looking forward to a wonderful 2025. we met a group of women who were thinking more about 1925 than 2025, dressed in outfits from that era. we're going to have a great new year's eve on the gatsby boat. yep. head back to the hotel for a little after party over at the bar. lots of police officers highly visible. we're told there is no specific threat to this event, but parking is limited if you're still thinking of coming. organizers recommending public transportation. this group on foot o on the sierra club's annl new year's eve hike, culminating in a viewing of the fireworks. we're going up to khoi tower, then down to columbus, down by washington square, back up russian hill, then down to ghirardelli square. we've got a lot of people here from near and far. we've got karen from el paso, texas here. ana has brought her friends, and there's about, i don't know how many thousands of people in this area alone. excitement building. it's going to be a wild one. less than an hour until the

nació en san francisco, tiene 47 años.riencia como ejecutivo de una ong que, por cierto, él mismo fundó. hablemos un poco sobre la inversión que él hizo en su campaña. también él invirtió en su campaña más de 8 millones de dólares de su propio dinero y también uno millón más que le dio su madre. la multimillonaria minnie le entregó uno millón más. ha hablado de sus prioridades también. crisis de vivienda. Él defiende las redadas. de hecho, también lo ha dicho en más de una ocasión. ha dicho que va a construir 1500 camas en refugios. esto cuando estaba en campaña. y también habló de reducir la delincuencia, así como erradicar la corrupción. lo que les decía antes, esta la inversión total entre los ocho millones que puso él y el millón que puso su mamá también. y finalmente lo que decía también fátima, hay que ver cómo termina él, su administración, que apenas comienza en este nuevo ciclo político que comienza para san francisco. nos vamos a una pausa, pero al regresar, mucha atención, pues la cámara baja de la nación aprueb

berger rented the truck on the san francisco based turo app. told abc news he told the person he rented the truck from that he was going camping at the grand canyon. both las vegas explosion investigation and the new orleans case are evolving fast. we're keeping abc seven news.com and abc seven bay area app. we're keeping all of that updated with the latest developments. 24 over seven. if you download the app, you can turn on notifications to then get a heads up when new information comes in. >> happening today, x49 dana stubblefield could find out if he is getting out of prison. he is set to be back in court a week after an appeals court overturned his rape conviction. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in san jose with what his attorney wants to see happen to this case, and why he says stubblefield should be released. lena. >> well, reggie, after three years behind bars, stubblefield's attorneys are arguing today for his immediate release from prison. they say he is an innocent man. and key police evidence was blocked by the judge f

at ocean beach in san francisco. joey horta kron. 4 news. >> the police commission is seeking public input on proposed changes to the city's pursue policy. this comes after criticism from governor gavin newsom. a special meeting happens at 5.30, this evening at city hall next week. there will be a town hall at east bay church of religious science. the changes could affect high-speed police chases, which have led to some accidents and fatalities. oakland's current policy restricts pursuits right now to violent crimes. and macy's and kohl's plan to shut down stores at several bay area locations. the retailers say the impacted stores are underperforming. both companies made the announcement yesterday. macy's plans to shut down 60 stores nationwide. kohl's is shutting down 30 stores in the bay area. kohl's plans to shutter 5 locations, including stores in fremont mountain view in sandra fell. those are set to close by april macy's plans to close 2 bay area locations in fremont in corte madera. the company says the closur

in san francisco, josé horta ktvu, fox two news. >> you can ring in the new year with a look at san francisco'sfireworks show. from the comfort of your living room tonight, just tap into the fox local app at midnight for a live stream of the celebration. after downloading the free app on your smartphone or smart tv, select ktvu. rain failed to get in the way of new york city's new year's eve ball drop. a wet crowd rang in the new year in times square tonight. crowds from that party are beginning to thin out this hour. in addition to police patrolling the area, law enforcement has drones in the sky to keep watch over activity around times square. [music] police say. >> they. >> new year's celebrations underway across the globe. this is a look at how people rang in 2025in paris, france. paris living up to its nickname, the city of light, with a spectacular light show and fireworks. reporter we are following breaking news in oakland this hour. there is a heavy police presence right now near the intersection of alice and second streets in jack london square. this is a live look at the area. police

san francisco got up to 68 degrees in napa and concord. those winds have been very gusty this morning. pine flat road near 80 miles an hour, i should say overnight. mount saint helena 76. we had gusty winds even at the lower elevations. looking at live doppler seven a lot of high clouds passing through the bay area. the wider perspective shows us why the windy setup. so we have this area of low pressure over the desert southwest. high pressure building in right behind it. the winds coming out of the north northeast. that's the same wind storm that is fueling the palisades. fire down south. so it is going to remain gusty tonight. the winds picking up here in the bay area, 41 miles an hour at 8 p.m. notice it's close to 50 miles an hour going into the wee hours of the morning. winds will peak in the overnight hours going into tomorrow morning at 40, and then eventually start to back off as we head towards the afternoon hours. so that wind advisory is going until 10 a.m. tomorrow. beach hazards statement until 9 p.m. tonight. breakers up to 2

here's a look over san francisco.tarting out with some patchy fog out there this morning in our valleys. not as widespread though you may find some on the highways early on. outside of that, we'll go with partly cloudy conditions for today as these i almost said winds as these clouds will continue to push in from the pacific northwest where there is a storm there. this ridge of high pressure is actually going to deflect those storms. in fact, if i roll you through not only today but the next several days, you're going to notice the storms continue just to move up and over, not only california, but even parts of the pacific northwest. we do have a system come tuesday, wednesday time frame that will drop in on the back side of california because they go up and over the ridge, and then they drop down into the great basin that creates that northeast flow. and it's that northeast flow that helps to drive our winds sometimes and helps to bump our temperatures up in the afternoon. 46 degrees right now in oakland, 45 in san f

across the bridge in san francisco the city is getting a new mayor, too. on wednesday daniel lurie will be sworn in at civic center. outgoing mayor breed said good-bye this weekend after six years in office. our john ramos was there for one of her final public appearances and has more how she will be remembered. ♪ >> reporter: the service at glide memorial church had already begun when london breed arrived bringing the ceremony to a halt as people rushed to welcome here and grab one last photo with her and grab one last photo as mayor. >> why don't we give it up one more time for mayor london breed, our mayor. >> reporter: introducing breed was another mayor of sorts, del seymour known as the mayor of the tenderloin for his tireless work in the most troubled district of the city. early on he remembered the compassionate way breed dealt with the tragic deaths of four young black men in the neighborhood. >> i had just met her. i said you treated those young men like they were your kids. she said those were my kids. all the young black men and women in the fi

down in san francisco. the calendar is available to all departments and employees we are happy to provide a copy for each commissioner as well. i think we did. thank you to our communication and public art staff who worked put this together. [applause] neymary. i mean. what you have done with the calendar is gorgeous and beautifulism wish there was a miniversion i'm trying to find room my wall. it is giant. it is so beautiful. my wall will not embrace it. but may be i can put it on my door, i don't know. it is a beautiful calendar. something. yea. beautiful and we thank coma for getting out and down and finding opportunity for us to amplify the good work that the artists and staff do throughout the year. thank you. >> and with that, that concludes the director's report for january 6 full commission meeting i'm happy to take questions comments. why any comments by the commission? i would have to really -- my voice when edlee ash pointed me 13 years ago, she was on the community investment staff. and there wa