in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street starteded and hungry for some kind of meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto, and their aim is a society where everything is shared, everything free. >> the diggers were one of the first gro

seven corridors will be 20 instead of 25, portions of fillmore, haight, polk and valencia streets.ing new signage this week. new state bill went into effect allowing cities to improve the safety on streets. >>> empire state building lit up orange to honor the "today" show, why? tomorrow will mark the 70-year anniversary. tune in for the big celebration at 7:00 a.m. here on nbc bay area. >> wow. 70 years. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

seven corridors will be 20 instead of 25, portions of fillmore, haight, polk and valencia streets.ing new signage this week. new state bill went into effect allowing cities to improve the safety on streets. >>> empire state building lit up orange to honor the "today" show, why? tomorrow will mark the 70-year anniversary. tune in for the big celebration at >>> tonight breaking news, the major supreme court ruling on vaccine mandates. and the new charges in the january 6th attack first the supreme court halting president biden's order impacting 80 million workers requiring covid vaccinations or weekly testing at companies with 100 or more employees. but the court also allowing a separate vaccine mandate to stand for 20 million health care workers. how the white house is reacting. >>> also tonight, the first charges of seditious conspiracy in the capitol attack. the leader of the extremist group the oath keepers under arrest what he and 10 others are accused of doing it comes as the top republican in the house refuses to cooperate with the january 6th committee. >>> and the new subpoe

miles per hour for 7 streets in san francisco there on your screen, 24th street, fillmore street, haight street, polk street ocean avenue, san bruno avenue and valencia street. this is due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year that allow cities to lower speed limits areas or at least half of the buildings along the corridor having commercial uses. and if you're a resident of santa clara county, you may be entitled to some unclaimed money. santa clara county department of taxing collections announced it's sitting on nearly half a million unclaimed dollars. the department published a list this weekend, 676 individuals and businesses who are potential owners. the list includes money that has been on deposit with the county's general collections and trust funds for more than 3 years. potential owners to qualify for them. money. most all claims by march 14th. we have a link over on our website at kron 4 dot com. cannabis industry leaders are demanding that state lawmakers cut some of their taxes and regulations. they say the legal market is on the brink of shutting down from

happened in 1968, and all of these people and why did that movement start here, the grateful dead and haight-ashbury, and this lineage has been talked about so much and all of that. but the one thing i want to remind people is when we talk about these types of questions is there always has to be the x factor, which is -- i call it the energy of the universe, and it's the aligning of the stars. so at that time, 1981, 1982, 1983, just because of what was going on in music because of, you know, a bunch of kids felt they had been given a voice and what was going on not just in the city but in the east bay and el cerrito, and all of that, there was a lot of stuff happening, but all of that couldn't have taken place without what i call the x-factor or the energy of the universe. a lot of that is -- our publicist, steve, can set up an interview, and we can talk more about that in depth at some point. >> i have to say something that's really important, and people should also recognize that there was a heavy funk movement coming out of the east bay. sly and the family stone influenced prince. you know, micha

it happened at the intersection of waller and octavia street that's in the lower haight and the service is a german shepherd named summer. these pictures of the dog were tweeted out by sfpd and police say the thief grabbed summers harness and took off towards market street. and the south bay, a man who was waving an ax and a knife has been arrested at a shopping center in san jose police say the man was spotted around 1 o'clock this morning vandalizing the front of several businesses at meridian park plaza. officers say he refused to put down the weapons and there was a standoff with officers for about 3 hours. the man was eventually taken into custody with no injuries. san jose. police say he will be booked into jail on vandalism. moving along now to talk a little bit more about our local weather forecast as we take a live look here at the golden gate bridge. it is very foggy there and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking when the next rain system is going to move into the bay. yeah. it is going to be a weaker storm justine, but we are tracking a very gloomy outlook from now

streets are listed on your screen there. 24 street fillmore, haight street polk ocean avenue, san bruno avenue in valencia street. this is due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year. it allows cities to lower speed limits in areas where at least half the buildings along the corridor have commercial use. >> next at 9, a condemnation from the queen of england. prince andrew stripped of all military titles says his assault case moves forward. >> plus, i'm a good news for pregnant women. what the cdc is saying about a possible link between the covid vaccine and premature birth and the justice department escalating its investigation into the january 6th riot who is been charged with seditious conspiracy for their alleged role in the attack. well, now a live look at the u.s. capitol this evening as the justice department has filed the most serious charges yet in connection to the january 6th attack. >> at the capitol, the leader of a far-right militia group and 10 of his followers have been charged with seditious conspiracy. meanwhile, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is

we haven't listed on your screen include 24th street, fillmore street, haight street polk ocean, sanalencia street. and this is all due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year that allow cities to lower speed limits in areas where at least half of the buildings along the corridor have commercial uses. meaning there may be some double parking and the like. so i know that on the streets, the speed limit has gone down. cannabis industry leaders are demanding state lawmakers cut some taxes and regulations for the legal market that they say is on the brink of shutting down. they want lawmakers to repeal the cultivation taxes that they say are onerous and burdensome the cannabis leaders say that the price of their legal product is driving customers towards the illegal market just for the lower cost. security is another concern for the legal sellers of cannabis. they say they can't have bank accounts and so they have become now targets for big cash robberies. spend the tax for a period of time or we can reduce it for a period of time. >> again, i think one of the things that

you can see they include 24th street fillmore, haight street, polk ocean, san bruno avenue and valencia street. this is all due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year that allows cities to lower speed limits in areas where at least half of the buildings along that corridor have commercial use. so that's one way they're going to try to make those stretches of roadway safer. cannabis industry leaders are demanding that state lawmakers cut some taxes and regulations for the legal market that they say is on the brink of collapse. they want lawmakers to repeal the cultivation taxes that they say have become incredibly burdensome. the cannabis leaders say that the price of their legal product is now so high that customers are going to the illegal market just to save some money. security is also another big concern for the legal sellers because they say they can't get bank accounts. and so as a result, they keep a lot of cash in their facilities and that makes him big targets for robberies to spend the tax for a period of time or we can reduce it for a period of time. >> again

streets are expected to drop it from 25 down to 20 miles an hour parts of 24th street in fillmore, haight street, polk street ocean ab san bruno avenue of valencia street. the lower speed limits are all in response to a new state law that allows cities to reduce speed limits on streets in business districts. the mayor london bridge, strongly supporting that plan. community still has the final vote, though. some children in san francisco, joining a bike bus this morning to get to school about 40 families participated in today's events group met at eighth and jfk and wrote to the soma district. organizers say. not only does the bike bus gives him children the chance to ride their bike to school for the first time, but it also gives them a way to do it in a safe environment. before all out continues from prince andrew sexual assault lawsuit as this case moves forward in against sex abuse charges as a private citizen. the 61 year old duke of york was forced to step down from public duties in 2019 because of his connection to jeffrey epstein. as foxes. alex hogan now tells us he is losing all

seven corridors will be 20 instead of 25, portions of fillmore, haight, polk and valencia streets. installing new signage this week. new state bill went into effect allowing cities to improve the safety on streets. >>> empire state building lit up orange to honor the "today" show, why? tomorrow will mark the 70-year anniversary. tune in for the big celebration at 7:00 a.m. here on nbc bay area. >> wow. 70 years. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - willem dafoe ariana debose. musical guests the lumineers and featuring the legendy roots crew >> questlove: 1583 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. come on. that's a great crowd that's what i'm talking about. i love you, hey. [ cheers and applause it's good to hear that isn't it great to hear enjoy yourself welcome, everybody, have a good time welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show. you're here. you'r

miles per hour for 7 streets in the city, the streets are on your screen there. 24 street, fillmore, haight street polk. >> street ocean avenue, san bruno avenue in valencia street. this is due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year that allows cities to lower speed limits in areas where at least half the buildings along the corridor have commercial uses. >> homegrown the oakland roots took to twitter today announcing their new president bay area born lindsay barons will lead the soccer club. here's a look at the club's tweet. and they, quote, barons. she writes, i'm incredibly excited to join. he'll can root sports club and help them in their mission to build a leading purpose. driven sports team in the u.s. end, quote, parents most recently served as the president of business operations for the washington spirit of the national women's soccer league. she starts this tuesday. >> and if you're a resident santa clara county, you may be entitled to some unclaimed money. santa clara county department of tax and collections announced that it is sitting on nearly half a million

and it ended up starting with the haight online, mr.chairman, and then you had nooses being place all over campus. adl worked very closely with her and she's and a much better place today. i think about a woman named tonya kirsch, a jewish woman from whitefish, montana, with misfortune of being from the same town that richard spencer, and wesley alt-right was from and when ms. gerrish was identified and then boxed by the alt-right and neo-nazis, she indeed as well was so mercilessly attacked, her and her family, they had to not only change all of their information like their phone numbers, they had to move to a different home. they had to get 24/7 protection. literally again death threats happened off-line because of what started online. so algorithms, we did much more transparency around them to ensure they don't discriminate against marginalized communities. we need to realize that as we were saying earlier, facebook's ai, their vaunted machine learning, literally mrs. 95-97% of the hate speech. i used to be an executive at starbucks,

freeway a number of parcels were transferred from cal trans to the city including the property at 78 haight with the legislation introduced today we're taking an important step towards realizing the community vision for affordable housing on the city-owned parcel s we continue to push for 100% affordable housing and the work on this effort and continue to look to our partnership for affordable housing in hayes valley and my district. next, colleagues, and in memoriam for glen foster. glen is a tenant rights advocate and long time district 5 resident. glen faster passed away october 25, 2021 at the age of 58. he is survived by his parents, donald and katherine foster, his siblings, tommy, dj and kate and his partner of over 25 years, brian burger. glen foster was born on november 12, 1962 in queens new york. he graduate from perl river high school in 1980. for two decades after high school he traveled across the country for denny's leading their diversity program until they phased out the program in the early 2000s and in 2009 he graduate from city college of san francisco's nursing program.

happened in 1968, and all of these people and why did that movement start here, the grateful dead and haight-ashburylked about so much and all of that. but the one thing i want to remind people is when we talk about these types of questions is there always has to be the x factor, which is -- i call it the energy of the universe, and it's the aligning of the stars. so at that time, 1981, 1982, 1983, just because of what was going on in music because of, you know, a bunch of kids felt they had been given a voice and what was going on not just in the city but in the east bay and el cerrito, and all of that, there was a lot of stuff happening, but all of that couldn't have taken place without what i call the x-factor or the energy of the universe. a lot of that is -- our publicist, steve, can set up an interview, and we can talk more about that in depth at some point. >> i have to say something that's really important, and people should also recognize that there was a heavy funk movement coming out of the east bay. sly and the family stone influenced prince. you know, michael jackson, and then, you get

as all of you know, gus was a much-loved figure on haight street and throughout the city. that was all of my thoughts from me. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pillpel. so at this time, i will entertain a motion to go into closed session. >> so moved. >> i would like to give the floor to fiona hinze to say what she'd like to say. >> i'll move to go into closed session. >> all right. second? is there a second? >> second. >> can you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes. the board will now go into >>> can you call the next item. >> clerk: yes. item 13. announcement of closed session. and to settle both matters. places you on item 14, motion to disclose or not disclose the information discussed in closed session. >> i would like to motion, not disclose -- >> what a move. a motion to the outcome. >> i'm actually just giving up is what i'm doing. >> i will move to not disclose. can i get a second? can you please call the roll on the motion not to disclose. >> clerk: [roll call] the motion passes. and concludes the business before y

my name is trey mackin, and i live in the lower haight. it's important that we be cognizant and build more housing immediately because there is a housing crisis in the city. replacing a single story with several other stories i think is the best way to move forward. adding more additional units will make it more affordable to live in this vibrant and centrally located neighborhood. please approve this project. thank you. >> hi, this is scott urcanan calling in support of the project. i'm a member of the bike coalition, and i'm currently looking for a place closer to work, which currently is in union square. [please stand by] . >> -- neighborhood and all of the transportation opportunities that are available for people that would have a chance to live in this building. i'd really like the commission to approve this. i think it's a fantastic project. thank you very much. >> hello. my name is marsha silver, and i've been a resident of san francisco for approximately 40 years? i just wanted to express that i'm very much in favor of this projec

staffing through overtime or backfill within the mid market corridor, chinatown, fishermen's wharf, the haight street corridors, japantown to name a few. the safe shoppers program, which is within the union square area now, providing a high number of visibility and presence for deterrence in that particular neighborhood. of course, we have the mid market vibrancy and safety plan which was implemented months ago and continues currently under captain canning. really involving a high visibility deployment strategy to address the quality of life issues and crime issues within that corridor as well. and then i've heard -- i think one of our small business owners earlier mentioned about, i think it was albert, about bringing back our retirees. you know, i want to thank the office of economic and workforce development for funding and partnership of our sfpd community ambassador program. we are now at 23 ambassadors capacity. we look to continue to hire seven or more. the program has been extremely well received and successful, particularly, where they've been deployed with merchants in the small busi

freeway a number of parcels were transferred from cal trans to the city including the property at 78 haight with the legislation introduced today we're taking an important step towards realizing the community vision for affordable housing on the city-owned parcel s we continue to push for 100% affordable housing and the work on this effort and continue to look to our partnership for affordable housing in hayes valley and my district. next, colleagues, and in memoriam for glen foster. glen is a tenant rights advocate and long time district 5 resident. glen faster passed away october 25, 2021 at the age of 58. he is survived by his parents, donald and katherine foster, his siblings, tommy, dj and kate and his partner of over 25 years, brian burger. glen foster was born on november 12, 1962 in queens new york. he graduate from perl river high school in 1980. for two decades after high school he traveled across the country for denny's leading their diversity program until they phased out the program in the early 2000s and in 2009 he graduate from city college of san francisco's nursing program.

would serve on the municipal court bench for seven years and presided over the summer of love in haight ashbury and the black studies protest, which he remarked was a wonderful training ground for a judge. he was as supervisor peskin noted, an active democratic party member which stopped him from receiving further appointments from governor reagan, but he mounted a campaign with help. again, a first. he was the first chinese american person to serve on the superior court and would serve in the position until 1982. he was appointed by another outgoing governor brown it when in 1982, jerry brown appointed him to the first district court of appeals where he made history again as the first chinese american judge. he would serve on the court of appeals for nearly a decade, retiring in 1992 as presiding judge. judge lowe didn't get to relax for long, when following retirement, he received a call and the mayor said, now that you're retired, you can take on the roll as president of the police commission. -- role as president of the police commission. that included aftermath of the rodney king r

my name is trey mackin, and i live in the lower haight.important that we be cognizant and build more housing immediately because there is a housing crisis in the city. replacing a single story with several other stories i think is the best way to move forward. adding more additional units will make it more affordable to live in this vibrant and centrally located neighborhood. please approve this project. thank you. >> hi, this is scott urcanan calling in support of the project. i'm a member of the bike coalition, and i'm currently looking for a place closer to work, which currently is in union square. [please stand by] . >> -- neighborhood and all of the transportation opportunities that are available for people that would have a chance to live in this building. i'd really like the commission to approve this. i think it's a fantastic project. thank you very much. >> hello. my name is marsha silver, and i've been a resident of san francisco for approximately 40 years? i just wanted to express that i'm very much in favor of this project? as

would serve on the municipal court bench for seven years and presided over the summer of love in haight ashbury and the black studies protest, which he remarked was a wonderful training ground for a judge. he was as supervisor peskin noted, an active democratic party member which stopped him from receiving further appointments from governor reagan, but he mounted a campaign with help. again, a first. he was the first chinese american person to serve on the superior court and would serve in the position until 1982. he was appointed by another outgoing governor brown it when in 1982, jerry brown appointed him to the first district court of appeals where he made history again as the first chinese american judge. he would serve on the court of appeals for nearly a decade, retiring in 1992 as presiding judge. judge lowe didn't get to relax for long, when following retirement, he received a call and the mayor said, now that you're retired, you can take on the roll as president of the police commission. -- role as president of the police commission. that included aftermath of the rodney king r

between drug use in the haight-ashbury where the early people who manufactured and used it and they wanted quality but at later when it got into profit sharing they didn't care about quality and that's where we are now. i think if emergency management wants to do something serious, check the super systems for whose manufacturing. they don't need to lease some land, they just need to find out who the manufacturers are of these strange new chemicals that are getting dangerous conditions to the people of america. >> clerk: thank youfor your comments, let's hear from our next caller please . >> caller: my name is john mccormick and i would like to put this boat in some context. only a year and a half out of a awakening that led to a greater understanding of the chemically racist system that is deeply supremacist yet today we have a vote on the table that potentially gives money to fund these police officers and we don't have a know that that's not going to happen. i'd like to urge and press for the application of cart and proposition c as solutions that will not continue to fund the pol