that was john geary. gary was a civil war hero and he had been elected governor and began serving in 1866. and he's at the time of that, this is all going on. he's in his second term. i november 10th, 1869. dr. shoop, attorney mr. miller, along with dr. hines from dickinson college and a number of other medical experts, appear before governor geary and before the commonwealth attorney general, who at that time is f carol brewster. and they argue that be pardoned following the arguments, the attorney general recommends that the governor to review the case. and so instead the governor signs death warrant for dr. cooper. he actually signs to cumberland death warrants. the other one that he signs. as for adam titus had admitted his guilt in the murder of friend. and so that really was not a whole lot of controversy see there. so we have two death warrants signed and the december second, 1869, is set as date of execution. the case had attracted international attention. this case is reported on page one of the

ahí estamos, revisando un poco los porcentajes, 50% para geary cn quien se convertiría en alcalde deos residentes del este de oakland que dicen que ya están cansados de ver tanta basura en las calles de la ciudad. esto a pesar que la alcaldesa sheng thao se comprometió a limpiar la ciudad y ahora, con su inminente destitución, los residentes no saben qué les va a pasar. sí, pero mira, césar, una televidente se comunicó directamente con yomara lópez y la llevó a que ella mismo vea lo que está pasando. y obviamente nosotros tenemos las imágenes en un reportaje que por cierto, solo verá por telemundo 48. ya tengo años viendo la situación de la basura aquí con los hombres, hace como 2 años. está más peor, peor, peor, peor. ahorita hay basura por todos lados. el jueves junto con doña maría leal, recorrimos el este de oakland para ver la situación. me encuentro sobre international boulevard y la calle 12 y esta es la situación. vemos basura, vemos ropa de personas de indigentes que han estado transitando por esta vía. vemos un centenar de basura. es difícil, de verdad contar cuánta basura

the first is on van ness between o'farrell and geary.ded 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 theowell 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 insta

patrick geary reports.l is a's fortress, now they hoped it would be the sanctuary. behind them, 90 feet and a draw. in front of them, fiji. the men in red responded by going quickly of underside, to where blair murray was seven minutes into his debut. they soon added a penalty try, fiji being appended down, but suddenly it's great. their path back into the game. that ireland had never won and wales, but felt they would never have a better chance. they propped until the found weaknesses. wales were stung, and facing economic the reactor. alasdair evans�*s try got them back within two, but they had discussed what could approach no closer. for g, x are safe. wales, unwanted history. ten defeats in a row. so wales equal their record losing run of ten matches, which happened between 2002 and 2003. it's now 400 days since warren gatland's side last won a test. the pressure doesn't come... it comes from the media because thatis comes from the media because that is a narrative that you create. and that is ok from w

happened after loose dogs went on the attack at the intersection of fillmore street and eddy street and gearyoulevard and steiner street. >> reporter: police responded to a call this morning about three loose dogs running around a safeway parking lot on fillmore street and attacking a small dog and its owner. when police got there, they saw one of the dogs attacking a second person. that's when they opened fire, shooting and killing the dog. the other two ran different directions of one was found by police pretty quickly with the other making it to kimball park up the street. officers opened fire at that dog which was ultimately taken into custody. police say the dogs were about 120 pounds. they haven't confirmed with the breed. one man who lives nearby said the dogs were cane corsos usually kept in a van near the store and said they're usually well behaved and don't do much besides bark. >> i didn't expect them to bite nobody because they was always cool and calm. so the way they got out and acted up like that, that shocked me. that surprised me. >> reporter: police and animal control are co

patrick geary reports. expectation hung over england, which they could treat as a fuel or a burden.ia ten times out of 11, so in the stands they would have wanted to show something perhaps like this. the gladiatorial scored twice, you not entertained? but this is becoming too eventful. the wallabies are suddenly charged over, and then broke through again, hauling themselves through the half—time lead. they moved further ahead in the second half. england was man created became the chase. so too did australia, and that england had to rely on their weakness, finishing strong. when they smashed through commencing this match dates. the wallabies once done. a truly remarkable game would have a flying finish, scoring in the 84th minute and those expectations are now starting to feel like pressure. staying with the autumn internationals — you have to go back to 2008 for the last time italy beat argentina. both sides are going head to head in udine and the hosts are struggling against them yet again — juan cruz mallia and gonzalo bertranou have both gone over for argentina. italy have grabbe

patrick geary reports. once again, there is no stopping verstappen.... such was his lead in the standings, he could allow others to do the racing stop george russell led from the off. hisjob george russell led from the off. his job to george russell led from the off. hisjob to keep lando norris behind him even if the likes of lewis hamilton sped past. even when surrounded by the bright red ferrari, verstappen... ever bull there verstappen. .. ever bull there has verstappen... ever bull there has been discord and disruption, it hasn't mattered. so while russell... victory in vegas! then verstappen was the champion. vegas! then verstappen was the chamion. ~ . . vegas! then verstappen was the chamion. . ., , ., ~ champion. what a season, thank ou so champion. what a season, thank you so much- — champion. what a season, thank you so much. there _ champion. what a season, thank you so much. there is _ champion. what a season, thank you so much. there is a - champion. what a season, thank you so much. there is a lot - champion. what a season, thank you so m

patrick geary reports. once again there is no stopping verstappen. on the grid, such was his lead in the standings he could allow others to do the racing. british driver george russell led from the off. verstappen never challenge. hisjob was the off. verstappen never challenge. his job was to keep title rival lando norris behind him even if the likes of lewis hamilton sped past. hamilton would end up second but even when surrounded by the bright red of ferrari, verstappen stayed cool on these neon streets. at red bull there has been discord and disruption. it hasn't mattered. and so while russell was the winner, 16.5 seconds later verstappen was the champion.— the champion. quieter times, thank you _ the champion. quieter times, thank you so _ the champion. quieter times, thank you so much. _ the champion. quieter times, thank you so much. there - the champion. quieter times, thank you so much. there is l the champion. quieter times, j thank you so much. there is a lot of pressure on everyone to deliver and do theirjob. their ways want to win and do

happened after loose dogs went on the attack at the intersection of fillmore street and eddy street and gearyreporter: police responded to a call this morning about three loose dogs running around a safeway parking lot on fillmore street and attacking a small dog and its owner. when police got there, they saw one of the dogs attacking a second person. that'

desde que se nos fue el el festival de geary hace unos años, la comunidad ha estado lista para recibircomo comunidad. bueno, en su primer año, la ofrenda atrajo a unas 8000 personas y produjo un impacto económico positivo de 315.000 $. este año se espera que asistan hasta 12.000 personas y este domingo parte de nuestro equipo de noticias de telemundo estará presente en oakland mientras se festeja el fruitvale village, un festival gratuito por el día de los muertos que atrae a más de 100.000 personas. en esta ocasión se integra el festival del día de muertos presentado por unity council. es gratuito para toda la familia. habrá música en vivo, danzas aztecas y altares desde las 10:00 hasta las 17:00 de la tarde en el bulevar internacional y la avenida fruitvale en oakland. esperamos que nos acompañen. mientras tanto, en sacramento invitan a la comunidad a celebrar el día de los muertos en el centro latino de arte y cultura. la dirección está en pantalla, le comento habrá espectáculos de danza y música en vivo, además de ofrendas. por parte de familiares y amigos. la entrada para adultos

beirut en 1 de los ataques aéreos más intensos cerca de la capital libanesa desde que comenzó la guerra gearymp, recorre la región en texas. la visita de tom homan, acompañado del gobernador greg abbott, ocurre previo a comenzar su misión, donde se anticipan deportaciones masivas y mayor seguridad. francisco cuevas nos tiene toda la información. adelante, francisco. nicole me encuentro dentro de esta base militar en eagle pass, muy cerca de la frontera entre méxico y los estados unidos, donde en estos momentos el gobernador de texas, greg abbott y el nombrado zar de la frontera, tom holman, están visitando precisamente a miembros de la guardia nacional y también a miembros del departamento de seguridad pública del estado de texas. lo que vinieron a hacer aquí el día de hoy, el gobernador greg abbott y tom homan es prácticamente agradecer a todas estas personas que han participado en la operación estrella solitaria. el día de hoy estarán recorriendo la frontera y también estarán viajando a edinburg, donde estarán discutiendo las estrategias a seguir para este nuevo mandato del presidente donal

y ya en la tarde, en la noche de hoy, 21:10 de la noche se moverán más al sur, afectando geary directamente claro y tengan idea de es que estas lluvias no solamente provocan estas fuertes inundaciones. recuerden que hemos tenido muchos incendios y el terreno está quemado y seco. cuando tenemos todo este evento de lluvia, el terreno funciona como una capa de absorción que atrae toda esa lluvia. sin embargo, cuando es lluvia torrencial en exceso, llega un momento en que no aguanta más lluvia, deja de absorberla, y toda esa escorrentía comienza a bajar o a deslizarse. cuesta abajo en la en la montaña, luego de varios días de lluvia, este proceso se detiene y ocurren estos deslaves en las montañas. así que si reside en la zona montañosa, tenga mucha precaución y presta atención a lo que ocurre a su alrededor. por otra parte, los vientos también son la orden del día. fuertes vientos entre 20 y 30 millas en las zonas entre san francisco half moon bay y la región de livermore. vientos que van a estar en ráfagas hasta 60, precisamente en las montañas, en esas partes más altas. y esto puede dar ento

and today they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk outside the westin saint francis hotel on geary street. workers for hilton and marriott are striking at six hotels in the city. they say their fellow workers are like their family. >> because we are here 24 over seven until the contract signed. it's very important we have to be strong. that's why we are all here to celebrate thanksgiving. but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> the workers say that they are asking for affordable health care, pay increases and the reversal of covid era cuts. the hotels have said in previous statements that they are willing to bargain, and they claim that they have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. >> a beautiful day across the bay area for this thanksgiving, and it really tight spread as far as our temperatures are concerned. a handful of high 50s in san francisco and then a good 50 miles inland towards livermore and antioch. but check out fairfield at 54 degrees. they were hampered by dense fog, so it was slow to clear and ther

y así van a estar esas condiciones en los próximos 7 días en la ciudad de geary temperaturas en los 70royecto de esta sede deportiva tendrá que esperar porque los 5 votos fueron en contra, pero atención, que esto no anula el proyecto de las 4 canchas para uso del equipo y las otras 4 para uso del público, pues fue sometido a revisión y a discusión posterior para poder llegar a puntos de encuentro, como por ejemplo el tema del césped artificial. así que los que siguen con este proyecto, pero obviamente necesitarán de esta aprobación en algún moment, vamos a hablar de fernando valenzuela, esa leyenda del deporte que nos dejó el pasado 22 de octubre. falleció a los 63 años y obviamente en méxico y especialmente en los angeles, el clamor popular de celebrarlo, de honrar su memoria, ha sido total y hoy fue el día del último adiós, el día del funeral en donde estuvo presente su hijo fernando valenzuela jr, quien compartió unas sentidas palabras con nuestros colegas en los Ángeles. pues los recuerdos y los las memorias que él dejó y todo lo positivo que hizo para la comunidad de hispanos, los

this took place near the safeway at geary and webster.ate people, sending one to the hospital. >> it ended with one dog shot and killed and a second dog injured. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is live in the newsroom with the details. tara? >> yeah, larry and kristen. police shot and killed one dog. after they saw it attacking a person in the parking lot of the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district just before 11 this morning. this morning, officers had been

today, they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk outside the westin saint francis hotel on geary street. workers for hilton and marriott are striking at six hotels in the city. they say that their fellow workers are like their family because we are here 24 over seven until the contract is signed. >> it's very important we have to be strong. that's why we are all here to celebrate thanksgiving, but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> the workers say that they are asking for affordable health care, pay increases and the reversal of covid cuts. the hotels have said in previous statements that they are willing to bargain, and they say they have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. a big weekend at lake tahoe coming up. the resort is set to open tomorrow, kicking off the new season and the big question is now just how low will it go? >> we'll show you where it's going to be freezing overnight tonight. the bay area forecast is up next. >> and also coming up, a new approach to artificial intelligence. the changes that

patrick geary reports. expectation hung over england, which they could treat as a fuel or a burden.mething perhaps like this. the gladiatorial chandler cunningham scored twice, you not entertained? but this is becoming too eventful. the wallabies are suddenly charged over, and then broke through again, hauling themselves through the half—time lead. they moved further ahead in the second half. england's parade became a desperate chase. so too did australia, and that england had to rely on their weakness, finishing strong. when they smashed through commencing this match dates. the wallabies weren't done. a truly remarkable game would have a flying finish, scoring in the 84th minute and those expectations are now starting to feel like pressure. a mad final few minutes. it's england's worst run of results since 2018. what next for them and their under pressure manager steve borthwick? we talked about the team developing the attack inside the bowl, talked about the team having the confidence to move the ball. i think we saw that today. i think you're seeing that with the team. one of the

geary fue más orgánico.mente se ve más en el fútbol. sí, bueno, si nos vamos a ver. gracias, max. a ustedes? pasa. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino. ven poremoción.qu la éd rebotando de doctor en doctor. ¿por qué tiene que ser así? en kaiser permanente, el cuidado de tu salud es diferente, porque todos trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. realidad que vive muchas familias. las familias que luchan por traer alimentos a sus mesas. por ello. telemundo 48, nbc bay area está colaborando con safeway en la campaña anual de recolección de alimentos de fin de año llamado alimentando a nuestros vecinos. este es el 15o año de la campaña y el año pasado recaudamos más de 4 millones de dólares. increíble. hay muchísima necesidad ahorita, en estas temporadas de festivo necesitamos mucha ayuda como patrocinadores como safeway o dona. donaciones. la campaña se estará llevando a cabo del 16 de noviembre al 25 de diciembre en 167 tiendas safeway del área de la bahía. recuerden que los cli

moverse sobre la zona de geary.te al sur de la bahía, cerca de esa pulgada en la zona de la media pulgada en la zona de monken hill y áreas en sacramento. y stockton por debajo de una décima de pulgada. hablemos de la nieve, porque la nieve va a estar bastante fuerte en la zona de la sierra, cerca de 17 y 18 pulgadas de nieve al miércoles a eso de las 18:00 de la tarde, así que tenga mucha precaución. y si ya comienza a viajar, tenga este pronóstico mañana en las vegas. algo de lluvias en horas de la noche con temperaturas en los 61 grados. nueva york al otro lado del país con 53 y la noche mayormente despejada y la zona de phoenix un poquito más cálido, con temperaturas alcanzando los 75 grados y a largo plazo. fíjese que ya después del miércoles todo comienza a aclarar menos lluvia y vamos a disfrutar de tiempo mucho más seco y sobre todo mucho sol, especialmente el día de acción de gracias, incluso hasta el próximo fin de semana. todo más estable y en los próximos 7 días. este es el extendido para san josé lluvia

today they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk right outside the westin saint francis hotel on geary and marriott are striking at six hotels in san francisco. they include housekeepers, servers, cooks, bartenders and other workers. they say their fellow workers are just like family because we are here 24 over seven until the contract is signed, it's very important we have to be strong. >> that's why we are all here to. to celebrate thanksgiving, but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> they are asking for affordable health care, pay increases and reversal of covid era cuts. the hotels have said in previous statements that they are willing to bargain and get a deal, and they have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. coming up, we talk to you. >> it is day two of the israel hezbollah cease fire. and already both sides are claiming violations in tel aviv, israel. i'm alex hogan. i'll have more on this story coming up. [music] >> and on this thanksgiving night. a warning to make sure that your holiday donation dollars ar

of project based vouchers from 12 project based vouchers to 20 project based vouchers units at 4200 gearyfor a total not to exceed 20. project based vouchers, and this will be presented by our housing operations director, kendra crawford. good morning, commissioners. the housing authority had the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco received a noncompetitive request to project based 12 units at a new project located at 4200 geary and the pbb vouchers were awarded in march 2022, and ahab was executed in 2023. we have recently received a request to add an additional eight pbgvs to the project, which would which would total 20 units for senior, formerly homeless veterans. i a. thank you so much, kendra. and this is i'm sorry, it was requested from tndc, the mayor's office and hud-vash. great. thank you so much. just in relationship to the report that we heard earlier from finance and the impact on voucher distribution, this these items are currently budgeted outside of that of that issue, correct? that is correct. great. and then secondarily, just to spend some time when

francisco municipal transportation agency found that the worst location for speeding was this section of geary between seventh and eighth avenue. they calculated that 4440 cars were driving at 11 miles over the speed limit in a single day. i bet you aret in a asking, how do they know that this section has so many cars driving at least 11 miles over the speed limit? if no cameras have been installed yet. we were wondering the same. here's how they did it a few months ago. pneumatic tubes like these were placed at that location to count the number of cars that were going through there, as well as how fast they were going. you calculated that you get 4400 people going past that speed limit. so i'm just going to do the math here. so times 50 at least, right. $50. that's $220,000 at one intersection. one day. that's a lot of money. >> it sure is. >> where are you going? what are you going to do with that money? >> all the money. first, it will go to covering program expenses. the cost of us for running this program. after that, it's all going to traffic calming in the city way. >> traffic calming d

the chronicle reports macy's recently received several bids to buy that huge building along geary streetx. macy's back in february announced that it planned to close that 80 year old store as early as next year. >> in the latest bay area tech job cuts, linkedin has announced another round of layoffs. the sunnyvale based company is laying off more than 200 workers and engineering and customer service. linkedin also had two rounds of layoffs last year. >> well, elon musk confirmed that the social media site x, which used to be known as twitter, limits posts that share links to other websites. tech analysts had previously suspected that the website's algorithm put a penalty on posts with hyperlinks. and in a reply to one user complaining about lower engagement posts with links, elon musk said he wants users to post their content on his website instead and stop the lazy linking. >> disney will pay more than $43 million to settle a class action lawsuit. the suit accuses the company of paying women less than men who have the same experience. 9000 women who have worked with disney since 2015 wi

they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk outside the westin saint francis hotel on geary streetfor hilton and marriott are striking at six hotels in the city. they say their fellow workers are like family. >> because we are here 24 over seven until the contract is signed. it's very important. we have to be strong. that's why we are all here to. to celebrate thanksgiving. but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> the workers say they're asking for affordable health care, pay increases and the reversal of covid era cuts. the hotels have said in previous statements that they are willing to bargain and have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. it's only been a few weeks since election day and political tensions. they might have been running high at many american dinner tables last night as we all took on the thanksgiving holiday, and experts say it's often difficult to avoid arguments when sitting down with family and friends who don't share your political views. but they say it's important to establish some politica

they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk outside the westin saint francis on geary street.orkers for hilton, hyatt and marriott are striking at six hotels in the city, including the westin saint francis. they say their fellow workers are like family because we are here 24 over seven until the contract is signed. >> it's very important we have to be strong. that's why we are all here to. to celebrate thanksgiving. but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> the workers say they're asking for affordable health care. a pay increase and the reversal of covid era cuts. hotels have said in previous statements they are willing to bargain and have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. millions of americans buy from fast fashion retailers, including sheehan and tamu, without knowing or caring about the effect their purchases could have on people in other countries. ghana is one of the leading importers of used clothing in africa. researchers found that of the 50 million garments, nonprofit workers receive weekly, about

francisco municipal transportation agency found that the worst location for speeding was this section of gearyen seventh and eighth avenue. they calculated that 4440 cars were driving at 11 miles over the speed limit in a single day. i bet you are askin, how do they know that thisaskin, section has so many cars driving at least 11 miles over the speed limit? if no cameras have been installed yet. we were wondering the same. here's how they did it a few months ago. pneumatic tubes like these were placed at that location to count the number of cars that were going through there, as well as how fast they were going. you calculated that you get people going past that speed limit. so i'm just going to do the math here. so times 50 at least, right. $50. that's $220,000 at want intersection. one day. that's a lot of money. >> it sure is. >> where are you going? what are you going to do with that money? all the money. >> first it will go to covering program expenses. the cost of us for running this program. after that, it's all going to traffic calming in the city way. >> traffic calming devices inclu

ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary explains how san jose's recently passed ordinance on sideshows haselped bear results. >> no longer can the masterminds of this illegal activity hide behind their instagram accounts without the fear of consequences. >> san jose's newly minted police chief displayed those consequences on a large video screen during a thursday afternoon news conference. seven of nine people from san jose, salinas, sunnyvale and oakland charged with violating the city's 2022 law prohibiting promoting or organizing sideshows. two suspects are still sought in what police dubbed operation penalty box that name because the nine member crew referred to themselves as the hockey team. >> sideshows that resulted in damage and spread. our police resources so thin that it meant longer 911 response times. >> investigators say the hockey team used social media to organize and promote 22 sideshows since 2020. during those illegal events, six pedestrians were injured, two police officers assaulted and eight police vehicles vandalized. the santa clara county district attorney's office

today, they held a thanksgiving lunch on the sidewalk outside the westin saint francis hotel on geary street. workers for hilton and marriott say they are striking at six hotels in the city. they say their fellow workers are like their family because we are here 24 over seven until the contract signed. >> it's very important we have to be strong. that's why we are all here to. to celebrate thanksgiving. but also to show the boss that we are strong and we are together and we are not divided. >> those workers say they are asking for affordable health care, pay increases and the reversal of covid era cuts. the hotels have said in previous statements that they are willing to bargain, and they say they have a history of offering competitive wages and benefits. >> san jose state university advanced in the mountain west conference women's volleyball tournament without stepping on the court. the team was supposed to play its first match tomorrow in las vegas, but a disappointed opponent, boise state, has forfeited, accusing san jose state of fielding a transgender player. boise state twice bo

this took place near the safeway at geary and webster. three dogs attacked at least two separate people, sending one to the hospital. >> it ended with one dog shot and killed and a second dog injured. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is live in the newsroom with the details. tara? >> yeah, larry and kristen. police shot and killed one dog. after they saw it attacking a person in the parking lot of the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district just before 11 this morning. this morning, officers had been called to the store by people who saw a total of three large dogs attacking a smaller dog that was with its owner by the time police got there. another person was being bitten. that person went to the hospital hospital but is going to be okay. so police shot one dog involved in that attack. then animal control officers captured a second dog and police officers then chased a third dog to a nearby park, where officers again shot the preliminary investigation. >> at this time, we're able to state that non-lethal methods were used to tr

francisco municipal transportation agency found that the worst location for speeding was this section of geary. they calculated that 4440 cars were driving at 11 miles over the speed limit in a single day. i bet you are asking, how do they know that this section has so many cars driving at least 11 miles over the speed limit? if no cameras have been installed yet. we were wondering the same. here's how they did it a few months ago. pneumatic tubes like these were placed at that location to count the number of cars that were going through there, as well as how fast they were going. you calculated that you get 4400 people going past that speed limit. so i'm just going to do the math here. so times 50 at least. right. $50. that's $220,000 at one intersection. one day. that's a lot of money. >> it sure is. >> where are you going? what are you going to do with that money? >> all the money. first, it will go to covering program expenses. the cost of us for running this program. after that, it's all going to traffic calming in the city. >> way. traffic calming devices include improving crosswalks. no

francisco municipal transportation agency found that the worst location for speeding was this section of geary between seventh and eighth avenue. they calculated that 4440 cars were driving at 11 miles over the speed limit in a single day. i bet you are askin, how do they know that this section has so many cars driving at least 11 miles over the speed limit? if no cameras have been installed yet, we were wondering the same. here's how they did it a few months ago. pneumatic tubes like these were placed at that location to count the number of cars that were going through there. as well as how fast they were going. you calculated that you get 4400 people going past that speed limit. so i'm just going to do the math here. so times 50 at least, right, $50. that's $220,000 at want intersection one day. that's a lot of money. >> it sure is. >> where are you going? what are you going to do with that money? >> all the money first. it will go to covering program expenses. the cost of us for running this program. after that, it's all going to traffic calming in the city way. >> traffic calming devices i

london breed and police department officials were at a kickoff event today at the marker hotel there on gearye police department, the union square in downtown, ambassadors and investments to make downtown safer have all led to a drop in crime in and around union square. >> things will happen, but the difference is we have a response for it and the response has been swift, especially with the men and women of the san francisco police department and how they respond. >> according to the police department, crime in the city is down overall by about 30%, and larceny and property crime has declined 40% year over year. san francisco based gap announcing today that it is expecting its full year sales to grow. the apparel retailer now expected growth between 1.5 and 2%. this comes after reporting a rise in profits and sales in the third quarter, which sent shares up 8% in after hours trading. the gap also reports a strong start to the holiday season. let's take a look at wall street, where stocks were higher on an up and down day for the markets. the dow was up 461 points. the nasdaq gained six and t

ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary explains how san jose's recently passed ordinance on sideshows has helped bear results. >> no longer can the masterminds of this illegal activity hide behind their instagram accounts without the fear of consequences. >> san jose's newly minted police chief displayed those consequences on a large video screen during a thursday afternoon news conference. seven of nine people from san jose salinas, sunnyvale and oakland charged with violating the city's 2022 law prohibiting promoting or organizing sideshows. two suspects are still sought in what police dubbed operation penalty box. that name because the nine member crew referred to themselves as the hockey team. >> sideshows that resulted in damage and spread our police resources so thin that it meant longer 911 response times. >> investigators say the hockey team used social media to organize and promote 22 sideshows. since 2020. during those illegal events, six pedestrians were injured, two police officers assaulted and eight police vehicles vandalized. the santa clara county district attorney's offic

the ice rink is right in front of macy's on geary and powell streets. it's open to the public starting tomorrow until january. 20th from 10:00am to 11:00pm each day. there will also be opening celebration tomorrow night. it's from 5 to 7 and the first 100 guests can skate for free. stay up to date on all the local news, weather and sports. you can stream kron for news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. it's available to download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app and watch us online on kron 4 dot com. and i hope you do that today on election day. that saw from the newsroom right now. we'll send things over quickly to live in the bay. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again from 2 to 4 for more election day coverage. >> hey, thanks, justine. we have such a fine show lined up today here on live in the bay. we're tasting some wind in learning more about how it may stay with live in the bay welcome in live in the bay. we have a great show for you. coming up today, the

mayor london breed and police officials kicked off the initiative today at the marker hotel on geary street. mayor breed says the police department, the union square and downtown ambassadors and investments to improve downtown safety have all led to a drop in crime near union square. >> things will happen, but the difference is we have a response for it and the response has been swift, especially with the men and women of the san francisco police department and how they respond. >> according to the police department, crime in the city is down overall by 30%, and larceny and property crime has declined by 40% year over year. >> the man tapped to become the next u.s. attorney general now withdrawing his nomination and a new person is named in his place. we're speaking live with a political expert next about the controversy surroun fo er eight years after he was found guilty of lying to police and staging a racist and homophobic attack against him. >> as connor hansen explains, the court ruled a special prosecutor should not have been allowed to intervene after a state attorney initiall

this is in walnut creek on southbound 688 geary road. there are a few delays there. it is backed up to gregory lane, so we'll keep tracking that for you throughout the morning. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. this morning rain has returned to the bay area is also veterans day as gloria just mentioned, and the wet weather could have an impact on some of those events. today. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in downtown pleasanton. i see that the hood is now up. does that mean you are getting some rain? >> yeah, that does mean we are starting to see that rain. it actually started to pick up on us only within the past hour here in downtown pleasanton. so today is going to be one of those days where you will absolutely want to grab an umbrella before walking out your door this morning. now up in the north bay, petaluma is preparing for one of the largest veterans day parades in northern california that kicks off at 1:00 this afternoon. but this year, parade goers are urged to pack their rain gear, with hundreds taking part. parade organizer joe noriel says rain del

mayor london breed and police department officials were at the kickoff event at the marker hotel on geary the police department. the union square in downtown. ambassadors and investments into the downtown area have all led to a drop in crime around union square, and it was mayor breed three years ago, almost to the date that said, we must have police officers visible in union square. >> we must have safety. we must promote public safety, and we must invite everyone from all over the region to come to union square to celebrate in san francisco, to shop and to enjoy time with their families. and we have done that. >> according to the police department, overall crime in the city is down 30% and larceny and property crime has declined by 40% year over year. bitcoin right now is skyrocketing, nearing a historic $100,000 mark. the surge is being fueled by optimism over a bitcoin friendly trump administration and recent regulatory approvals for bitcoin etf options. some investors are even predicting that bitcoin's price could reach around $175,000 in the next 2 or 3 years. the chair of the secur

the earlier crash at geary street looks like it has been cleared to the shoulder, but there's still ao 24 west or 680 south, things move very smoothly off of that walnut creek interchange. the road weather index now showing some rain off that 680 corridor. so keep that in mind, folks. but so far just mild slowing here for 880 south of the san mateo bridge and transit. note today is veterans day, so the transit schedules for many agencies are modified. but there's no change for vta. do note, though, that there will be modifications because of that noontime veterans day parade in san jose. back to you. good to know. thanks, mike. putting food on the table this holiday seaso. just ahead. the economic sting. some south bay families are feeling and how you can join the fight to stop hunger and more names to talk about this morning as president elect. trump names people he wants in his cabinet and in his white house, and helping military families through deployment, one book at a time. the unique event that is helping veterans bring joy to local school children as well. keep it right here.

breed and police department officials were at a kickoff event this morning at the marker hotel on gearyhe police department. the union square and downtown ambassadors and have made investments to help lead downtown into a safer direction. she noted a drop in crime in the area. >> things will happen, but the difference is we have a response for it and the response has been swift, especially with the men and women of the san francisco police department and how they respond. >> according to the police department, crime in the city is down overall by 30%. larceny and property crime has declined by 40% year over year. >> the cdc is sounding the alarm on a more severe strain of mpox recently detected here in our state. still, doctors say the risk to the general public remains low. fox's tanya powers has more. >> pox. the virus formerly known as monkeypox, continues to spread around the world. and now the cdc is warning of a more severe strain detected in california. the agency says the person diagnosed recently traveled from eastern africa and experienced mild symptoms. officials are asking d

mayor london breed and the police department gathered at the marker hotel on geary., along with the union square and downtown ambassadors, have helped lead to a drop in crime in the area. >> and it was mayor breed three years ago, almost to the date. that said we must have police officers visible in union square. we must have safety. we must promote public safety, and we must invite everyone from all over the region to come to union square to celebrate in san francisco, to shop and to enjoy time with their families. and we have done that. >> according to sfpd, overall crime in the city is down 30%, larceny and property crime down 40%. >> okay, picture this. you're scrolling through on your phone through social media. and there it is. it's the life sized santa or that dazzling christmas wreath that fills your heart with holiday cheer. you think this is the perfect thing for the house, but as fox's heather sullivan reports, you might want to hold up. wait a minute before you click and check that button out. >> well, buckle up, because i have a story that will take the

the first is on van ness between o'farrell andásit's fu van ness geary street project. for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consis o 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 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 to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and the rel a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where

rican ratepayers and residents deserve better in terms of their reliability of the equipment, as to a geary, when i checked this morning, on our operational system, i did see that they had an issue with one of the units. i would have to follow up to see exactly what happened after we walk out of here.>> this is out, 200,000 people could get service out of that plan, do you have any plan to have it functionally working? is that a part of your energy resiliency plan?>> thank you for your question. one of the key strategies in the short term, which is something that can make an impact to puerto ricans today, not 10 years from now, is a critical component replacement program which i think was mentioned on this panel. $126 million that is being invested in motors, pumps, boiler tubes and other items that routinely break. the availability in 2022 was essentially zero, one of the big reasons that fema put in the program, it is a notoriously unreliable plant because of its age but in terms of strategy, the most near-term strategy is to provide critical components and repairs to try to get the avail

chronicle reports macy's has recently received several bids to purchase the massive building along geary another giant retail store, or possibly a hotel or housing complex. macy's announced in february that it does plan to close the 80 year old store as early as next year. and amazon workers in more than 30 countries, including the u.s, are planning to strike during the upcoming holiday buying period. thousands of amazon workers are expected to hold protests from black friday through cyber monday. the activist organizing the labor action says amazon's relentless pursuit of profit comes at a cost to workers and the environment. the timing of the strike is designed to raise awareness. amazon has defended its work practices, pay and benefits for workers. all right, let's check back in with ali covering traffic this morning. what are the trouble spots? >> westbound 80. because now there's a couple of new crashes we mentioned the one at san pablo dam road. there's also one. now, if i can pull up really quickly. westbound 580 just east of canal. and that is also a spinout crash. so we've seen

an attempted burglary on october 28th at 4:30 a.m, numerous cars stopped in front of the louis of geary. one car ran the front doors and the subjects exited the other cars and attempted to enter the store at union square. sfpd union square deployed sfpd officer actually observed this incident taking place and took immediate action. he turned on the lights of his police car, called for backup, and as officers arrived, multiple suspects entered their cars and fled in different directions at high rates of speed. there was a very short pursuit that was terminated because of the danger to the public. units monitored the flock cameras and vehicles were captured on flock and fled to across the bridge to the east bay. so we do have follow up information and we are working on that case. there was one car recovered at the scene and we're working on evidence from that. that vehicle, as well. and then on october 30th, ingleside station ran a detail to combat burglaries that have been happening overnight in that district. taraval and mission districts park northern have all had a series of burglarie

mayor london breed and members of the police department gathered at the marker hotel on geary to announcel as increased investment in the downtown district, has led to a drop in crime in the area. >> and it was mayor breed three years ago, almost to the date that said, we must have police officers visible in union square. we must have safety. we must promote public safety, and we must invite everyone from all over the region to come to union square to celebrate in san francisco, to shop and to enjoy time with their families. and we have done that. >> according to the police department, overall crime in the city is down 30%. larceny and property crime has dropped 40% year over year. >> i'll start. all right. we'll get to it here. our front is now making its move. it's now a cold front. all right. it was draped over the north bay for 48, 60 hours. and just gave continuous rain. now it has realigned itself. new configuration, and the front is moving. as ali sai, the rain is picking up in marin county. i'll say you can see it right there and it has changed course, if you will. it's now starti

the north carolina supreme court found that the partisan geary mannedderring which the court found on presentations by computer experts, that extreme gerrymandering was done with surgical precision and that that violated the north carolina state constitution. the court ordered the maps to be redrawn and eventually they had to appoint a three-judge panel to redraw those maps. two republicans and one democrat redrew the maps and avoided splitting counties. in a truly purple state where voters just elected -- well i'm going to come back to that, in a truly purple state, the voters elected seven republicans and seven democrats to the house of representatives. that was in 2021. what happened to those same maps in 2023? well, the -- that same north carolina supreme court that found that gerrymandering was not allowed under the north carolina state constitution, that north carolina supreme court was now dominated by republicans and actually reversed their prior decision. they decided that extreme partisan gerrymandering is just fine in the state of north carolina. no new facts. no new commun