the first is on van ness between o'farrell and geary.funded with the m.t.a.s van ness geary street project. another project is for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consists of 550 l.e.d. panels between the powell street station and the union street station. it's called lucy in the sky, and the lights are patterned with unique sequences so that commuters can experience a unique pattern each time they pass through. >> perfect. what about the early day sculpture that was removed from the civic center? >> this is a question that cities have been grappling with nationwide. following the removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also

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be open at san francisco general today and a second walk-in clinic at the kaiser medical center on geary boulevard at 9:00 a.m. reggie: california's great america announced plans to be open year-round starting next year. usually it is closed on weekends except special events in the fall and winter. spencer: we are going to end this week on a calm and positive note. sunny skies ranging from the upper 60's to maybe the 90's inland. jobina: we have a really nice commute so far this morning. the sig alert has cleared as we bring you this live pictures showing emeryville and 80. busy traveling westbound. kumasi: authorities released this new image of the teen missing from truckee. take a closer look. she wore these a lot and they are really unique. investigators announced a code red. reggie: devastating news about anne heche's condition. she's not expected to survive. veronica: in this morning's gma first look, anne heche and what some close to her say could be her final moments, friends and family saying she suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and is in a coma in critical condition. adding

geary was arrested in mexico and then turned over to us authorities. he is now in jail, waiting to face those homicide charges in santa clara county and convicted killer scott peterson will have to wait several more months now to learn if he will be getting a new trial. a judge is deciding if a juror and peterson's original trial committed during misconduct when she failed to disclose that she had been pregnant and applied for a restraining order against her boyfriend's ex girlfriend, peterson was found guilty of killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son. peterson's attorneys accused that juror of bias and hiding her past. one of the focuses of every letter is his little man is connor. that, too, suggests a focus on exactly what we were concerned about with the failure to reveal that , in fact, when she was pregnant , she had been assaulted and she was in fear for her baby's life. prosecutors say a few errors on a juror questionnaire should not be enough to overturn the original guilty verdict. it is handed this 23 page questionnaire. it's

learned so much from geary i appreciate him i wish he was here. mc geary, i not to thank the superintendents at the divisions. we have the monthly meetings. they are understanding, and their approach to making things better as a superintendent of division. and the chairs. they work hand in hand. and without them, you know a lot of this would not be melvin henry. safety, we talked so muchch and we would have giant contests gotta go back to work. i don't know. >> we have the tremendous talks, discussions that is meaningful i can take back. to either julie or take back to roger and the union. get them to understand what things are all about. i want to thank rick. msr. rick and i have lunch, talk about everything under the world. we talk about all the stuff this we would like to see happenful i'm a member of the nsr group and always patting him on the back for his good work. one of my favorites angela the godfather of schedules. that man taught me everything about schedule. and i sit there like a 9 rear old and look at him and say, really, okay. he is

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it happened august 10th in front of the restaurant at 26th and geary. the victim told police the suspect ran up to her and punched her to the ground unprovoked. she was injured but will be okay. police think the suspect had just assaulted someone else in the same area. using security video, they were able to id him as 35-year-old terrence chrisman. they say he had a pending felony charge in an unrelated case, but was out of custody awaiting prosecution. prosecution. that officer responded and arrested today at the sixth and bryant. > >> alive look at the state capital where governor newsom has vetoed a bill that would allow for so-called safe consumption size for illegal drugs. that vito came just hours hours before the bills deadline, deadline, if the governor had signed it. san francisco, oakland, los angeles would have been able to openly medically supervised sites for drug users. users. supporters say this is a proven tool to prevent overdoses overdoses and save lives with others including san francisco's francisco's police officers association, the

it happened sunday about 10:00am at the walgreens at geary and taylor. probably >> that 1000 time i've seen something like this happen. >> during stall cup captured the video on his phone and posted it on twitter. i truly believe. >> the crux of this entire fiasco. >> is stock-up blame san francisco's fentanyl epidemic as the motive for these crimes and is posted a petition calling for a state of emergency throughout the city. in the meantime, he says california law must change. so once caught, these offenders are not right back on the street. this this whole not do anything. let the bad guys do whatever they want. it's not working. it doesn't work. and we've seen it time and time again. >> in a statement, walgreens says the safety of our patients, customers and team member is a top priority. they also confirm they've closed 11 san francisco locations since last year, but did not say whether that was all due to retail theft. also due to the current retail climate complications from covid and competition from amazon. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> there's a

i am jessica geary, >> and i am garvin thomas. we have been telling you about the mckinney fire for a week now. forgot last friday near the california and border, but tonight we are learning sue about it. the giant fire may be linked to a power line, but not pg&e. a different utility. nbc bay area investigative reporter found out and fire appears to have started directly under. >> mckinney creek area. >> that is the first dispatch report for what became the mckinney fire. it quickly tore through nearly 60,000 acres around the national force to become the state's largest so far this year. four people have died. these u.s. forest service photo show the fires soon after it started and just hours before they were taken, there had been a power outage in that same area. raising questions about whether the two were connected. >> there is a power line right away. >> reporter: that dispatch came in minutes after the fire erupted. the utility involved, pacific power, formally notified state regulators thursday that the 12,000 volt line cove

kaiser will also provide vaccinations that will be for patients in on patient walk-ins at its clinic on gearyrd. well, it is a really big day and the bay area for the giants on the pirates at oracle park tonight. the forty-niners have kicked off their preseason game against the green bay packers. yeah. there's a lot of excitement with the turn of the football season. proffers justin campbell live for us at levi stadium as the start of the game gets underway just enough. >> by the looks of it and the fans back there looks like it's getting off to a good start. >> you could a lot of ran. a lot of white, a lot of gold that they are excited. you can see that the home and on they've got all of the flags there. there is the energy out here for tailgaters. i've been amazing in the weather has added to that. also a lot of the bands that we've been talking to, of course, talking about the quarterback situation. we have able are with how do you feel about? >> trey lance being the starter. i feel good area, baby. i feel that he's no good going show out. let's do in the ground trade area, baby. >> people

with ah, with ah, with your back to ukraine. geary cosen has no idea what is waiting for him in urban but the photographer has made up his mind. she wants to document the devastation and human suffering may accompany him on a difficult return to his home country, which is still at war. close up. in 30 minutes on d, w o, you become a criminal pre climb aol, already know that with hackers, paralyzing entire societies. computers that are some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now. i'm new to india, a lot of contrast of ambitions quality 075 years ago. mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence. provide deals with what is the remainder of his vision, think what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world's largest democracy with is the moment unleash on violet boss and re imagined these teachings or elements to us. ah gandhi's legacy shorts. august 6th loan b, w ah, ah, this is the w news live from berlin, russi

despite the efforts of sales clerks to put a stop to it this time it happened at the walgreens at geary and taylor this past sunday at 10:00am i went to walgreens to pick up some groceries and i notice ransacking the place. >> darren stall cup captured the video on his phone. he says he's seen this happen over and over. there is this correct cycle of drug staff in death happening not just in san francisco, but in other places around the country. san francisco's fentanyl epidemic as the motive for these crimes and is posted a petition calling for citywide state of emergency. it's important that we do this so that these people can get the help. >> resources and treatment that they need in a statement, walgreens says the safety of our patients, customers and team members. >> is a top priority. they also confirm they've closed 11 san francisco location since last year, but did not say whether that was all due to retail theft. we're also due to the current retail climate, including complications from covid and competition from amazon. dan kerman kron. 4 news. there is a new effort to try to

the attack happened at the intersection of 26th avenue and geary boulevard. police say a male suspect walked in front of the woman and punched her multiple times before running ay times before running away. the victim suffered minor injuries,d no arrests have been made. > >> this comes after a group of teens were arrested for taking a a 70-year-old woman in san francisco. the youngest suspect in that case is 11 years old and and has not been charged. it happened at an apartment buildig at an apartment building near fort mason on july 31st. police say the suspects confronted the woman outside, followed her inte lobby, and attacked and robbed her before running off. > >> completes are asking for the public's help locating a missing a missing elderly at risk womany are searching for this 79-year-old woman. she was last seen on foothill boulevard on at 3rd. at the time, she was wearing a black jacket and khaki khaki pants. her family says she she is in good mental and physil condition. > >> 2000 kaiser permanente workers across northern california continue their

ah, geary, cosen has no idea what is waiting for him in urban but the photographer has made up his mind. he wants to document the devastation and human suffering may accompany him on a difficult return to his home country, which is still at war. close up in 60 minutes on d, w. o. india, a lend of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence. what has remained of his vision? where does the world so call to largest democracy stand? where is india headed? this is the moment to unleash on violet bars. gandhi's legacy starts august 6th on b, w. ah adult hitler, a murderous dictator, driven by hatred and megalomania. ah, but he could be soothed by the shad wagner. the german composer was famous for revolutionizing opera.

it happened at the bottega veneta store on geary street near grant avenue police say several suspects entered the store around 1:30 this afternoon and stolen unknown number of items possibly worth about $50,000 bottega. vanetta is owned by gucci and sells luxury clothing and handbags. the suspects have not been detained. protest protesters against asian-american pacific islander violence rallied outside san francisco's courthouse today during a hearing for a man accused of attacking a community leader gregory 2 who is in his 70s was beaten near his home in soma eight days ago as we reported. eric eerie faces charges for the attack he has not been charged with a hate crime though some think that should be considered when someone walks liz a block away from his home and then someone gets off a bike jumps on punch in the face then beats him off of no reason gets back on the bike. i don't know what to think. we're seeking justice. and we expect the courts to serve justice to our senior citizens. inside the courtroom the judge granted a request by prosecutors to keep yearby in custody whil

kaiser will also provide vaccinations for patients in on patient walk-ins at its clinic on geary boulevard >> and coming up, padres superstar fernando has been suspended 80 games by major for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ the fate of a bill that would legalize safe injection sites in parts of the most. the state in california, including oakland and san francisco is now in the hands of the governor. state capitol correspondent eytan wa

be open tomorrow, anyone who qualifies can walk in from 8:00 in the morning to 3:30, the kaiser on geary boulevard will host a clinic from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >>> our climate crisis are not only making it worse but rainstorms are more intense as well. a new study published today says that the rainstorm that we had last october is a teaser of what could come. this is video from that storm, you might remember all of the flooding that it caused, climatologists say that as the sierra gets warmer, instead of snow, we could see as much of 60 inches of rain. the water would wash down the delta, flooding rivers and streams in the bay area, that combined with a coast old storm surge could cause widespread catastrophic flooding. meteorologist rob mayeda is here to break all of this down. this is a little scary. >> it doesn't make sense when you look at this extended area of drought how could you have more flooding events, it does tie back to that warmer air holding moisture. the ark storm, research goes back to that event back in 1861 in a steam to to do multiple river storms stalling out over

i am jessica geary, >> and i am garvin thomas. we have been telling you about the mckinney fire for a week now. forgot last friday near the california and border, but tonight we are learning sue about it. the giant fire may be linked to a power line, but not pg&e. a different utility. nbc bay area investigative reporter found out and fire appears to have started directly under. >>

there was a guy here back in t day named dj slip--troy geary-- who was 10, 15 years ahead of his time. and he was, like, "make your wish list. who do you want to book?" and i made it, and he got 'em for me. a local dj here named dj apollo--dory--he helped us get the space by saying that we were all filming a video for mtv and that we were gonna have 2,000 to 3,000 extras. so, yeah, this is, like, where i did my biggest party ever. ha ha ha! by far. the only demand they had was we wanted insurance papers, we wanted proof. so, literally, the night before, i'm at the local kinko's copy shop, and i'm basically drawing up fake insurance papers. i've got about 30 crew ready to drop speakers. i've got 7 artists from europe, and they were not gonna give me the keys unless i show the security guy for the weekend these insurance papers. so i just walk in and pull 'em out of my backpack, hand it to him, and i'm just waiting patiently. he looks at it, he's like, "everything looks in order. here's the keys." open the door, and we just proceeded to set up one of the biggest parties i'd ever done. [

this happened back on august 10th in the area of 26 avenue n geary boulevard. police say 35 year-old terrence chrisman of san francisco punch that woman multiple times as she walked on the sidewalk, then ran from the scene office from the central station spotted chrisman yesterday. they recognized him from surveillance video. he was taken into custody without incident. well in the east bay, the mayor of antioch says the 8 of the city's police officers are now under investigation by both the fbi and the contra costa county's district attorneys office. that announcement came during a press conference yesterday. mayor lamar thorpe says that because of the ongoing investigation, it could not reveal what prompted that investigation. he says those officers are all out on administrative leave in. he asked members of the public just be patient and not to jump to any conclusions. >> well, it certainly sorry that we find ourselves in these circumstances. change doesn't come overnight. and i asked for to be a patient with the process. i'm patients patient with us as gover

despite the efforts of sales clerks to put a stop to it this time it happened at the walgreens at gearyaylor this past sunday at 10:00am i went to walgreens to pick up some groceries and i notice ransacking

the same story at kaiser permanente along geary boulevard. no lines as the city inches closer to meeting its growing demand. well, that's really about wanting to be the best community resource that we can be. and it's really about having enough vaccine to be able to be open on a saturday. uh so that's that's how we made the decision. it's easy to conclude a no line situation would mean public health leaders are making progress in the battle against the monkeypox outbreak. san francisco now reporting more than 500 cases, but ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin hong says don't read too much into it. i think it's just it's just the tip of the demand right now, and it's people who can get on their phone hear from friends who are connected to know when things open. how long they open to the next step is vaccinating the people who aren't easy to reach people who can't make it to the clinics or who don't have access to the resources on knowing when the clinics are open a lot of things that i think we can ah, still aspire to, uh and we're not t

the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live for us outside of san francisco's kaiser medical center on gearyrallying throughout the morning. ginger? >> reporter: that's right, marcus and they're asking for kaiser to increase their staffing to reduce patient wait times and to provide timely access for patient care. we're told some patients established care only to be followed up six eight weeks after. if you take a look at the lines behind me, these are just some of the 2,000 people who are expected to be picketing across the bay area at different kaiser locations. kaiser says it has hired nearly 200 new mental health clinicians and also say they offered additional time for administrative duties, but the union wants more. we also reached out to them and they issued this response saying "we are working hard to be ready to meet our patients' mental health needs during the strike." you can expect the strike to continue until an agreement is made. back to you, marcus. >> thanks, ginger. >>> it's time to get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we ca

. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevardn wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning when officers arrived, a woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realize that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san franc

. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning when officers arrived, a woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking to himself prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realized that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat4up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from s

the robbery happened at about 10 o'clock sunday morning at the walgreens store on geary and taylor. the man who filmed the video tells kron 4 that he's fed up with the ongoing incidents of retail theft here in the city. and that the state's laws need to change. so that offenders like this are held accountable. >> this whole not do anything. let the bad guys do whatever they want. it's not working. it doesn't work. and we've seen it time and time again. >> in a statement, walgreens says that the safety of their customers and team members is a top priority. the company has closed 11 of its san francisco location since last year, but did not say whether those closures were due to retail thefts or because of the downturn in business tomorrow, san francisco school board members are expected to discuss whether or not to reprimand commissioner and shoe. the school board is expected to hold a special meeting to consider officially warning or reprimanding shoe for her comments regarding black and brown families last month when asked how to increase academic outcomes for many marginalized stu

kaiser will provide vaccinations for patients and non patient walk-ins at its clinic on geary boulevard. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at a forty-niners facing off against green bay packers for the first game of the preseason. >> kron four's justin campbell catching up with fans at levi stadium is a trey lance era officially begins then at 8.45 a story you'll only see on kron 4 from recall to seeking reelection. why a former member of san francisco school board says she's running to reclaim the position that voters picture out of the first protests in the east bay, the family of an oakley woman who went missing now calling for her boyfriend's mother to be investigated. at least one victim in that growing trend of rolex robberies around the bay area may get justice. walnut creek. police say they arrested 2 people. >> involved in an attempted armed robbery. police got a call around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon reporting somebody bleeding in the parking lot of no big nacio plaza ignacio plaza. the caller told police it 2 masked men were attempting to steal a watch, according to walnut

taking you back live out here in front of the kaiser permanente building in san francisco along geary boulevard here. kaiser here says that there is a plan in place to fill the void. today the strike is open ended. so that means there's really no telling when it's set to end our plans right now to walk out on the job at four different locations in northern california for at least a week. the folks out here who i've spoken to this morning say they will be on strike. until they are satisfied with whatever changes kaiser might be willing to offer. we'll let you know how how much more progress there is in those conversations for now, we're live this morning from san francisco. i'm james torrez. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you times. 75 nurses at san francisco st mary's medical center will also be on picket lines this morning. the nurses call it an informational protest , saying they're sending a message to their parent company that nurses have hit a breaking point, they say, low staffing in debt. dangerous patient care. we don't have a charge. nurse. we don't have a break, believe nur

. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning. when officers arrived, a woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realize that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san fr

this robbery happened around 10 o'clock sunday morning at the walgreens on geary and taylor, the man who filmed that video tells kron 4. he's fed up with the ongoing incidents of retail theft in the city and the state's laws need to change, though. offenders like these are held accountable. >> this whole. >> not do anything. let the bad guys do whatever they want. it stopped working. it doesn't work. and we've seen it time and time again. >> in a statement, walgreens representative said the safety of their customers and team members is a top priority. companies shut down 11 san francisco locations since last year, but did not say if that was all due to retail theft, it's speaker of the house. nancy pelosi is in taiwan, a visit that's angered china and could further strain u.s. china relations. our washington correspondent alexandra limon has the story. >> good evening. the issue is china sees taiwan as its territory and taiwan considers itself independent. so china proceeds speaker pelosi's visit as a provocation. defying warnings from china. speaker of the house nancy pelosi arrived

. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning. when officers arrived, a woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realize that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san fr

. >> it happened sunday about 10:00am at the walgreens at geary and taylor. this is probably >> that 1000 time i've seen something like this happen. >> darren stall cup captured the video on his phone and posted it on twitter. i truly believe. >> the crux of this entire fiasco is stock-up blame san francisco's fentanyl epidemic as the motive for these crimes and is posted. >> a petition calling for a state of emergency throughout the city. in the meantime, he says california law must change. so once caught, these offenders are not right back on the street. this this whole not do anything. let the bad guys do whatever they want. it's not working. it doesn't work. and we've seen it time and time again. in a statement, walgreens says the safety of our patients, customers and team members is a top priority. they also confirm they've closed 11 san francisco location since last year. >> but did not say whether that was all due to retail theft. we're also due to the current retail climate, including complications from covid and competition from amazon. dan kerman kr