i came to the haight ashbury not having any friends and in the haight it is cool to be you, which is perfect san francisco thing. we support over 175 artists, half of the shop is cut and sewn in the city and the other half made by people who work here including womens prisoner reinty program. some of the different products that we have in the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in vogue magazine. we have pretty much anything tie dye-to hats to cat ears, we have it and it is tie dye and we have free glitter too. guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic when they come into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy. >> we serve. we are consumed daily. raw rice and [indiscernible] plus one appetizer and desert at the end. we want people to try a lot of thai local just as much as we can do. we decided to open the restaurant in san francisco because this is a foody city. i

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burrefcome to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wanted somewhere where i have a bit of s

i came to the haight ashbury not having any friends and in the haight it is cool to be you, which isct san francisco thing. we support over 175 artists, half of the shop is cut and sewn in the city and the other half made by people who work here including womens prisoner reinty program. some of the different products that we have in the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in vogue magazine. we have pretty much anything tie dye-to hats to cat ears, we have it and it is tie dye and we have free glitter too. guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic when they come into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy. >> good morning, everyone i'm san francisco mayor london breed and so glad to be here to couch the annual safe shopper and in union square this holiday season (clapping.) and i wanted to thank is all the

. - [narrator] and it helped turn the city's haight ashbury district into the epicenter of the hippiethe people out there that are fews and hungry for some kind of spiritual meaning life. there is hope. - [narrator] it was all peace and love and flowers and headbands with a little dose of a magical substance known as lsd. - you're in love with the bush over there. you're in love with the tree over there. you're in love with the flower. oh, the water, oh, that fish. and then there that little pollywog you're in love with. you're in love with everything when you take acid. so if you give acid to all those kids they're all going to love each other and they all want to hang out with each other and they all want to play music and they want to have colorful clothes. and that's what happened in the haight ashbury. - turn on, tune in, drop out. - [narrator] the number one proponent of the hallucinogenic experience was timothy leary, the clinical psychologist who once led research studies at harvard. - i mean, drop out of high school, drop out of college. - [narrator] they ended up firing him.

i came to the haight ashbury not having any friends and in the haight it is cool to be you, which isncisco thing. we support over 175 artists, half of the shop is cut and sewn in the city and the other half made by people who work here including womens prisoner reinty program. some of the different products that we have in the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in vogue magazine. we have pretty much anything tie dye-to hats to cat ears, we have it and it is tie dye and we have free glitter too. guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic when they come h into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy. >> special meeting of the municipal transportation meeting parks authority commission to order. secretary call the roll >> director chen. >> present. >> director heminger. >> present >> director hinze. >> here >> director cajina >> present >> chair eaken is not kidnapped.

washed up in the haight. she worked as a topless dancer, quit, and then fell under manson's spell. he nicknamed her sadie. later, there was leslie van houten who got into drugs, ran away from home, had an abortion, and then met him. "people" magazine's elaine aradillas has written about manson. elaine aradillas: he slept with all those girls right away, making a connection with them. and they felt, this man gets me. keith morrison: he kept adding women to his entourage. and they went with him everywhere, even to meet and flirt with his parole officer, who heard firsthand, manson's preaching to his flock. an oddball mix of free love, social commentary, and apocalyptic prophecies. i found a lot of his stuff pretty silly. but he would always frame his statements, this is what i believe, and the girls all believed it. keith morrison: the girls hung on every word he spoke. seemed ready to do anything he asked. like when he told them to have sex with men he wanted to win over, or when he told them he was destined to be bigger than the beatles. jeff guinn: manson fully intended to become

so sits on the corner of haight and pierce streets in the city's lower haight neighborhood.ar with a wide selection of bites. punch, a publication dedicated to bars, ranked it among the five best new spots in the country for its minimalist cocktails, which do away with garnishes and only include four ingredients or les. >> all right, coming up next in sports, buster posey in the san francisco giants making some offseason moves. the new hires headed to second in game and then coming up on the 11:00 news tonight. >> smoking cannabis will soon be allowed in new areas of sacramento. a look at the pilot - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance. i got a great plan for about $10 dollars a month. - okay, i see you. - if you've got questions, covered california can help, every

this is in the haight along lower terrace. that's a big old tree that fell over at knocked over a fence and fell into several backyards. thankfully, though, no one was hurt. the rain, however, was much needed for the bay area with all of the fire danger we've been dealing with. it was welcome. kron four's rob nesbitt has more. >> the bay area woke up to rain drops monday morning. it's how helpful that rain is to preventing wildfires. when you drive around and see dry, golden brown grass. the sound of rain hitting the sidewalks is helping fire officials breathe a sigh of relief including santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal. looking forward to the rain that we're expecting this weekend really reducing that local risk here. >> this year, firefighters have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that resulted in wildfires all across california, including these flames in the oakland hills last month. lowenthal refers to this rain as beneficial rainfall after what's been a dry fall. so for us, that's great news significantly reduce

tras una investigación de haight-ashbury de 24 años, ha sido arrestada en relación con el caso.información, llame al número en pantalla. vamos a cambiar de información porque muchos californianos de bajos ingresos a veces no califican para el programa de cobertura médica estatal que se conoce como medicaid. pero como nos explica flavio lacayo, existe una opción ofrecida por un reconocido hospital cuya iniciativa lo que daría es beneficios para adultos y niños de familias con ingresos bajos. así que, flavio, cuéntanos más sobre este programa. qué tal? buenas tardes. bueno, muchos de nuestros televidentes probablemente ya reciben cuidado de salud en los hospitales kaiser permanente. y precisamente esta entidad tiene un programa gratis o de bajo costo para personas o familias de escasos recursos. aquí le explico un poco más sobre cómo funciona esta iniciativa. si usted vive solo y gana unos 45.000 $, o tiene una familia de 4 miembros y gana menos de 94.000 $ al año, pudiera calificar para un programa de salud que ofrece el hospital kaiser permanente. no hay costo para ellos. este p

muchísimas gracias vianey por ese reporte que haight street fair don chee 6 en los deportes.a. y me haga sentir que si no sana hoy, sanará mañana. sí. salud. salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. está preparando para lo que será una noche inolvidable porque regresa 1 de los ídolos de esta franquicia 4 veces campeón decisivo en los momentos más importantes. carlos y obviamente klay thompson, como una leyenda, tendrá una bienvenida a la altura de lo que es. si lo hace. además, con este nuevo torneo de la copa nba, que es un partido importante y en un partido donde se enfrentan 2 equipos que les ha ido bastante bien en lo que ha ido la temporada. klay thompson ha sido una parte no fundamental, pero ha aportado bastante a este equipo que lidera luka doncic. y bueno, hoy enfrentan a un equipo que ha empezado muy bien y que es liderado por sus ex compañeros. vamos a escuchar precisamente a klay. cómo ve el partido de esta noche y el campeonato? share my knowledge with my teammates and coaches a

let's switch over to district 5, the haight and famously redistricted to include part of the tenderloin. mahood has stunned people jumping out to a lead over dean preston. what is happening as we see the evolving numbers. he had a 956-vote lead on tuesday night. his lead is now 1,153. he's picked up 197 votes on dean press ton. i was asking people yesterday about the outcome of the election. i don't think anyone was shocked daniel lurie did well. i couldn't find anyone who thought that dean preston was going to be in trouble in that election. we talked about the shifting politics in san francisco, but a dean preston defeat i think would be certifiably surprising, even the growsf folks that i talked to yesterday i don't think were widely confident that race would go in that direction. i guess we'll hear tonight from outgoing mayor london breed. that's kind of my initial thoughts from here, ryan. >> wilson walker live in san francisco. we're still waiting for mayor london breed to take the podium live at city hall. we'll bring it to you live. >>> just a day after former president donald t

today, at gigi's wine lounge in the city's lower haight, the mayor announced $15 million has been earmarked to support small businesses. initiatives include expanding the vacant to vibrant pop-up program loans for businesses that will fill downtown, vacancies, and grants for small businesses that want to move into downtown. because we know how hard it is when you have an idea, you have a passion, you have something you want to do, and then the city gets in the way. we are changing that and we are making it easier for people to open businesses like this and to grow and to thrive. the mayor's office says that to date, the mayor has directed more than $115 million to help small businesses through grants and loans across the bay. more assistance is opening up. small business is opening for small businesses in oakland. nonprofit called east bay community foundation is launching the oakland small business resiliency fund to support the city's small businesses. the grants range from $5000 to $25,000. business owners can apply online at the east bay community foundation's website. applications are

it's on divisadero between haight and page street. the owner started the decorating tradition 20 years ago, adding new effects each year. visitors came from as far as sacramento to see the show. >> everybody having fun and from cute to just straight up scary. the bay area has a halloween experience really for everyone. >> i prefer the cute part. and in the north bay tonight we're heading to one truly frightening haunted house in santa rosa. getting an inside look from one man who sparks the screams. >> sliding it gets you moving. >> mateo crawford is a slider at blind scream haunted house in santa rosa. >> someone runs, sliding in front of the customers, making almost like a fireworks show, lighting up the night and the sparks fly. >> crawford's blood gets pumping. >> i fell in love with it. it was just something that was out of the ordinary. >> his workday starts with getting into character. >> i looked up some scary makeup and came up with this makeup. it's a big deal. each brushstroke, it's a step further into the character. >> aft

it's on divisadero between haight and page street. the owner started the decorating tradition 20 years ago, adding new effects each year. visitors came from as far as sacramento to see the show. >> everybody having fun and from cute to just straight up scary. the bay area has a halloween experience really for everyone. >> i prefer the cute part. and in the north bay tonight we're heading to one truly frightening haunted house in santa rosa. getting an inside look from one man who sparks the screams. >> sliding it gets you moving. >> mateo crawford is a slider at blind scream haunted house in santa rosa. >> someone runs, sliding in front of the customers, making almost like a fireworks show, lighting up the night and the sparks fly. >> crawford's blood gets pumping. >> i fell in love with it. it was just something that was out of the ordinary. >> his workday starts with getting into character. >> i looked up some scary makeup and came up with this makeup. it's a big deal. each brushstroke, it's a step further into the character. >> aft

. >> our next breakthrough is a big recognition for a san francisco bar and the city's lower haight has the five best new bars in the country. the list was put together by bar and drinking culture website punch. stow is known for its minimalist approach to cocktails, as each drink on the menu has only four or fewer ingredients. >> and our final breakthrough. thousands of people on the peninsula will have a holiday meal this thanksgiving, thanks to a nonprofit's annual tradition. the samaritan house held a thanksgiving food distribution today at cora's community market in san mateo. registered clients got turkey stuffing, vegetables, all the fixings. nonprofit says it will provide holiday meals to nearly 4000 people by the end of the week. >> food insecurity is a year round issue, i think, especially during the holidays, we really want our families to enjoy the holidays in the way that everyone would want to feel respected. have a festive holiday. >> the samaritan house is taking donations for thanksgiving until next tuesday, and donations for christmas until december 23rd. >> new detail

según su familia, ryan kobayashi se quitó la vida mientras buscaba la fotógrafa anna ryan haight.uvieron a una adolescente hispana de 17 años por la muerte de su bebé recién nacido. según la policía de marietta, leticia rodríguez fue denunciada por un familiar cuando cavaba un pozo supuestamente para enterrar el cuerpo. la menor fue hospitalizada y está acusada de ocultar una muerte y de abusar y abandonar un cadáver. condenaron a 25 años de prisión a la mujer que mató a balazos a una vecina a través de la puerta cerrada de su casa en florida. la víctima estaba desarmada y había ido a reprocharle a susan lawrence el hostigamiento de sus 4 hijos de entre 3 y 12 años. los menores jugaban cerca de allí y en otras ocasiones habían recibido insultos raciales de lawrence. marcha contra la violencia hacia las mujeres en ciudad de méxico. miles de personas salen a las calles a reclamar justicia y otra vez aumenta el precio de los huevos. a qué se debe el incremento justo antes de las fiestas? volvemos. tú pareces un padre de familia responsable. buscas algo con más espacio en el evento sh

. >> our next breakthrough is a big recognition for a san francisco bar and the city's lower haight hasmed one of the five best new bars in the country. the list was put together by bar and drinking culture website punch. stow is known for its minimalist approach to cocktails, as each drink on the menu has only four or fewer ingredients. >> and our final breakthrough. thousands of people on the peninsula will have a holiday meal this thanksgiving, thanks to a nonprofit's annual tradition. the samaritan house held a thanksgiving food distribution today at cora's community market in san mateo. registered clients got turkey stuffing, vegetables, all the fixings. nonprofit says it will provide holiday meals to nearly 4000 people by the end of the week. >> food insecurity is a year round issue, i think, especially during the holidays, we really want our families to enjoy the holidays in the way that everyone would want to feel respected. have a festive holiday. >> the samaritan house is taking donations for thanksgiving until next tuesday, and donations for christmas until december 23rd. >>

de su madre mientras cargaban combustible en una estación de gasolina sobre la calle admiral calle haight bolso con 4.000 $ dentro y regresó a su propio vehículo sin que las mujeres se dieran cuenta. la policía de vallejo indicó que es la temporada de este tipo de delitos y que con el comienzo de la temporada de compras esta semana se espera un repunte y también esta noche crece la lista de quienes piden la dimisión de la sheriff del condado de san mateo, cristina corpus. el ayuntamiento de san carlos aprobó un voto de no confianza y además de eso piden su renuncia. la ciudad de san carlos ha tenido una asociación con la oficina del sheriff desde el 2010, por lo que los concejales dicen que era importante también incluir esto en la agenda de esta noche. nos pusimos en contacto inmediatamente con la oficina del sheriff, la sheriff corpus para una respuesta ante esta votación. pero no hemos recibido ninguna respuesta. esta tarde, en un boletín comunitario, dijo que la transparencia y el intercambio de información son piezas esenciales para construir la confianza dentro de la comunidad. veam

the haight, grievance, nothing about the american people who will be sitting there literally with hisevance and enemies list figuring out retribution rather than policy. you have the vision of kamala harris sitting there with her to do list focused on the means of all of us, americans and where we stand on the world stage. i think it's a combination of not just being against trump which everyone is now i think this trump nostalgia and fog of misinformation people are finally seeing through it if what happened at madison square garden is an event, great, but what they are seeing as how amazing kamala harris will be. they are seeing and listening to her and that's what we need and why a lot of republicans are coming out for her. because of her plans, her confidence, her competence and they can see her as president and then they are reminded of what it was like when he was president. the chaos, incompetence, grievance, they say we can't go back as a slogan. it's true. it's not just a slogan. we really can't. i think people are now realizing it because the election is right in front of ou

now, likely representing one of the city's most progressive districts, including the tenderloin, haight-ashbury and the western addition. he spoke with our partner, the san francisco standard, tonight, saying his victory shows that voters want, quote, a progressive who's going to get results. new developments tonight in the clergy abuse scandal within east bay catholic churches. the roman catholic diocese of oakland is facing significant pushback over its plan to settle hundreds of lawsuits. the diocese entered chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings last year, overwhelmed by lawsuits over sexual abuse. tonight, advocates for those survivors tell abc seven news reporter j.r stone the diocese is offering far less than others in california. >> it's a definite message. the message is you are not important. the message is we don't care. >> that outrage comes from attorney rick simmons and is directed at the diocese of oakland. simmons represents numerous church sex assault survivors. friday, the diocese filed a plan of reorganization with the bankruptcy court. in a press release, the diocese says it will

person who is in charge of that entire chaotic situation that unfolded at madison square garden, the haight, the grievance, nothing about the american people, who would be sitting there literally with his grievance and enemies list figuring out retribution rather than policy, then you have the vision of kamala harris sitting there with her to do list, focused on the needs of all of us, americans, and where we stand on the world stage, and i think it is a combination of not just being against trump, which everyone is now, i think this trump nostalgia and this trump font of disinformation, people are finally seeing through it and if what happened at madison square garden as a clarifying event, great, but what they are really seeing as how amazing kamala harris is going to be as president. they are seeing her and listening to her and thinking, that is what we need and that is why moderates and independents and a lot of republicans are coming out for her, because of her plans, her confidence, her competence, and they can see her as president, and then they are reminded of what it was like when

stow sits at the corner of haight and pierce streets in the lower haight neighborhood.hood bar with a wide selection of things to eat. punch, a publication dedicated to bars, ranked it among the five best new locations in the country for its minimalist cocktails, which do away with garnishes and only include four ingredients or less. time 526. a local man has died while working as a machinist in arizona. the reason his family is pressing investigators about what led to his death. and let's take a live look outside. as the first storm of the season is approaching the bay area. steve paulson is keeping an eye on it. he'll bring you the very latest. and we'll also bring you live ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. (♪) no! leonidas. no, no, no, no! ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with affordable delivery options and more. they get here thursday. (♪) as we speak. we have team covera

. >> there will also be a new supervisor for the haight and tenderloin, with bilal mahmoud defeating incumbent dean preston. supervisor connie chan from the city's richmond district fended off her challenger. she says by listening to the voters. >> it's really just day in and day out relationship with neighbors all through our neighborhoods that i think what is what you see in our election results? >> supervisor chan said the board has to look beyond labels like moderate and progressive to work for their constituents. and with an incoming political newcomer, mayor elect daniel lurie. >> we're going to be there to help him. we're going to be there to support him, because at the end of the day, you know, the success of our mayor and the success of our board of supervisors is the success of our city. and this is a time when we actually come together. >> jason mcdaniel is a political science professor at sf state who watches local politics closely. >> i have optimism that this board will want to work together and especially with the mayor, who's never done the job before. >> he said this

moderate now, set to represent one of the city's most progressive districts, including the tenderloin, haight-ashburyhe western addition. we're still tracking election results for races across the bay area. find the latest numbers at abc seven news.com and look under the top stories section. >> coming up, amazon makes the journey to your home even easier. how they're helping delivery drivers speed up the process and revising the rules of engagement. the court ruling involving a jilted bride and her a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ the state's new daylighting law bans cars from parking within 20ft of any crosswalk. now, in san francisco, the sfmta started issuing warnings today in january, $40 citations will then be handed out, and we're talking about thousands of pa

that includes the tenderloin, haight-ashbury and the western addition. he spoke with our partner, the san francisco standard, saying his victory shows that voters want, quote, a progressive who's going to get results. >> today, president biden and vice president harris will make their first appearance together publicly since the election. the two leaders will attend a veterans day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. president elect donald trump's transition team is hard at work preparing to take power in just over two months. trump's team has confirmed he will be selecting people to serve in his administration in the coming days. over the weekend, trump made it clear that some former members of his administration will not be returning. this includes nikki haley, who served as ambassador to the united nations and former secretary of state mike pompeo. former presidential candidate and trump ally vivek ramaswamy says he believes the president elect will bring the country together, urging democrats to give trump a chance in office. >> what you're heari

stowe a i think it's how you pronounce it it's in the lower haight apparently it's >> spot on that onethe top spots on the short list for maggots, british magazine punch the magazine wrote stowe is quietly but confidently leading the minimalist charge as it uses for a few ingredients for all of its cocktails. so simple concoctions that apparently are wowing people. >> we're hoping direct action, problem street. >> 60 years ago today, a watershed moment in student organizing was on this day in the bay. the free speech movement was in full swing there at u c berkeley. thousands of students is you can see here passionately protesting. >> campus regulations that limited their freedom of expression. and this happened after one of their peers was arrested for distributing civil rights literature. hundreds of students ended up being arrested. it's for all plaza. eventually the university. >> did vote to lift all restrictions on political activity, granting the students, their demands also making uc berkeley, a token symbol for student unrest. and today sproul plaza, as we know, is an active l

. >> there will also be a new supervisor for the haight and tenderloin with bilal mahmoud defeating incumbentean preston. supervisor connie chan from the city's richmond district fended off her challenger. she says, by listening to the voters. >> it's really just day in and day out relationship with neighbors all through our neighborhoods that i think what is what you see in our election results? >> supervisor chan said the board has to look beyond labels like moderate and progressive to work for their constituents. and with an incoming political newcomer, mayor elect daniel lurie. >> we're going to be there to help him. we're going to be there to support him, because at the end of the day, you know, the success of our mayor and the success of our board of supervisors is the success of our city. and this is a time when we actually come together. >> jason mcdaniel is a political science professor at sf state who watches local politics closely. >> i have optimism that this board will want to work togethe, and especially with the mayor, who's never done the job before. >> he said this incoming b

prevent anything from the heat in special, a large tree falling over in san francisco asked very haight neighborhood into the backyard of a home on lower tiers owner tells us she was not home when it failed. she thinks it happened around 10 monday morning not to offense, but thankfully nobody was hurt. in monday's morning. rain was certainly a welcome sight for firefighters around the bay area. the sheer crews have dealt with multiple red flag warnings result and wildfires all across california. santa rosa fire marshal says the rain has been official after what's been a very dry fall for us. >> so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa have unfortunately seen a lot of the fires that we do have continue to be human caused. so for us education outreach awareness is critical, especially is as we roll into season. >> well, there's been an increase of devastating fires in sonoma county since 2017, which is why public knowledge of prevention is so important. the ri

well, trending this morning, a lower haight cocktail lounge reaches the upper echelon of the best new. we're talking about store. they're a san francisco cocktail bar. the website punch just named it one of america's five best new bars that store specializes in minimalist cocktails, meaning with four or fewer ingredients. the list also includes new york city's bar, contra, cobra and columbus, ohio, public parking. and madison, wisconsin, and vice versa in miami. so cheers to all of them. so minimalist, like a gin and tonic. scotch and soda. there you go. boom. jack and coke for less. all right. well, weather wise today, a lot of folks feeling the effects. yeah, but it's really going to depend on where you are in the bay area, because in san jose, parts of the east bay, there's not that big of an impact. but we are going to be under a microclimate weather alert as we deal with this major storm system that has rapidly intensified. and you may be hearing the term bomb cyclone. that's how quick this storm is strengthening as it moves closer to the pacific northwest. but we are in the targ

has tapped a san francisco bar has one of the top 5 new cocktail bars the year stolen in the lower haightat short list for the british magazine punch. the magazine wrote still as quietly, but confidently leading the minimalist charge as it uses for a few ingredients for all of its cocktails. >> and we are looking outside at the radar, which is active in the north bay, compose recently devoid of any rain for the rest of the bay area. this is the situation the next couple of days updated weekend. >> welcome back. 5.54, just before 06:00am now and hate your drive to work is dry for most of us. but not for the north bay. and that is the exact trend of weather that we're going to be looking at consistently over the next few days here. what we have up here in the north bay, all that green, these are flood watches in effect for marin, sonoma napa, as well as county stretching all the way north to the oregon border. the situation here is quite interesting. it's an atmospheric river, but it is an atmospheric river that is stalled out. and that means that heavy moisture plume stays in one spot and

and this is a family owned and operated market in the lower haight. the store is projected to save $5,000 annually on their utility bill, and sammy hatter, who is the manager at oak hill market, his quote here is that the lighting in the store is much better and brighter, the refrigerator makes less noise, and the whole process was extremely easy. and now i'll talk about our newest byron program, the byron refrigerant replacement program, or br for short. br is an equity program that serves food and floral sector businesses that are in low income and disadvantaged communities and that have refrigeration systems. today, most common refrigerants are called hydrofluorocarbons or hfcs. hfcs have a very high global warming potential, meaning that they're very potent heat trapping emissions that are exponentially much more powerful than carbon dioxide produced when burning fossil fuels. so the br program aims to fix refrigerant leaks. we replace high global warming refrigerants with lower global warming potential refrigerants, and we also optimize refrigera

owl's astbury haight neighborhood into the backyard of a home. this is on the road. tears. us she wasn't home when a film she thinks it happened around 10 monday morning. so knock over a fence. thankfully nobody was hurt. good monday morning. rain was certainly a welcome sight for a lot of firefighters around the bay this year. the crews are dealing with multiple red flag warnings a result and wildfires across california santa rosa fire marshal says this rain is beneficial after what's been really dry fall for us. >> so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa have unfortunately seen a lot of the fires that we do have continue to be human caused. so for us education outreach awareness is critical, especially is as we roll into each season. >> all right. there's been an increase of devastation and fires in sonoma county says about 2017, which is my public knowledge of prevention is so important. the risk of wildfires is year-round, but the chances l

. >> there will also be a new supervisor for the haight and tenderloin, with bilal mahmoud defeating dean preston, supervisor connie chan from the city's richmond district fended off her challenger. she says by listening to the voters. >> it's really just day in and day out relationship with neighbors all through our neighborhoods that i think what is what you see in our election results? >> supervisor chan said the board has to look beyond labels like moderate and progressive to work for their constituents. and with an incoming political newcomer, mayor elect daniel lurie. >> we're going to be there to help him. we're going to be there to support him, because at the end of the day, you know, the success of our mayor and the success of our board supervisor is the success of our city. and this is a time when we actually come together. >> jason mcdaniel is a political science professor at sf state who watches local politics closely. >> i have optimism that this board will want to work togethe, and especially with the mayor, who's never done the job before. >> he said this incoming boar

now, likely representing one of the city's most progressive districts, including the tenderloin, haight-ashbury and the western addition. he spoke with our partner, the san francisco standard, saying his victory shows that voters want, quote, a progressive who's going to get results. >> today, president biden and vice president harris will make their first public appearance together since the election. the two leaders will attend a veterans day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. and this morning, president elect trump has picked an ally and new york representative elise stefanik, to be a un ambassador. he is set to nominate several more people in the next few months to join his cabinet. over the weekend, trump made it clear that some former members of the administration will not be returning that includes nikki haley, who served as u.n. ambassador and former secretary of state mike pompeo, former presidential candidate and trump ally vivek ramaswamy says he believes the president elect will bring the country together, urging democrats to give trump a chance in office. >> what you're heari

moderate now, set to represent one of the city's most progressive districts, including the tenderloin, haight-ashbury western addition. we are still tracking election results for races across the bay area. find the latest numbers at abc seven news.com and look under the top stories section. >> president biden today took part in a veterans day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. >> this is the last time i will stand here at arlington as commander in chief. it's been the greatest honor of my life to lead you, to serve you, to care for you, to defend you, just as you defended us. >> he laid a wreath on the tomb of an unknown soldier and called for unity in the nation. this marks vice president kamala harris's first public appearance since conceding last week's election. >> a somber veterans day event in the east bay. a world war two veteran was finally laid to rest after his remains were returned to his family. identified after 80 years. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley was at today's funeral in lafayette. >> even though i walk army first lieutenant herman jerry son was killed in world war t

stowa, and the city's lower haight has been named as one of the five best new bars in the country. drinking culture website punch stowa, is known for itse punch minimalist approach to cocktails, as each drink on the menu has only four or fewer ingredients, and it would appear san francisco's social life is inspiring. >> nearby cities as entertainment zone program. allowing outdoor drinking at special events is catching on in sacramento, leaders there are planning to launch a similar program next year. san francisco has held two events so far oktoberfest and the nightmare on front street. halloween celebration. the head of the city's nightlife initiative says both events drew more than 8000 people and gave businesses a boost. and we're learning new details about plans for an overnight train service between san francisco and los angeles. dream star lines has released some images of what the trains would look like. the cars would include first class suites, a standard car and a lounge car that would have a bar. to be clear, dream stars plan is different from the high speed rail system

beautification program bringing the city's signature stone garbage containers from california to haightreet. we advocated for city parking and provided financial backing for local businesses by guaranteeing loans to the local wells fargo bank. our cofounder is dr. henry lucas and dr. daniel collin ran a thriving dental practice and developed into primary college advising service implementing talent search and upward bound. occupy our beloved victorian building divisadero near al me park and aspire to become a legacy monument in the western addition. we are deeply grateful for e or preston and hopeful for your support achieving our status on the legacy business registry as recommended by the historic preservation commission. this recognition means the world to us. it reflects our commitment to san francisco rich history and we are proud to be a part of this incredible community. thank you for your consideration and for making this honor possible. our deepest thanks. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment in the room? thank you very much for all your public comment. seeing no f

see, because once you open up that gasoline can, once you wink at haight and make it normal to call someoneme, you can't control how fast and far that fire of hatred will spread . all of a sudden someone feels emboldened to say that our fellow citizens in puerto rico come from an island of garbage. all of a sudden people are saying a political opponent is the antichrist? all of a sudden people are marching with torches, running cars through crowds of peaceful protesters and marching on the nation's capital to overturn a free and fair election. look, as i've said, instruction is swift and merciless. no one knows where this will stop. one day it's coming for people you've never met. maybe it's immigrants or black people or the trans community but then it's coming for a neighbor, a friend, a family member who is puerto rican or jewish or palestinian. then it's coming for you. >> we will keep monitoring this. we will take a quick break and continue the conversation on the other side. stay with us. ith us. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years

i'm a resident of the lower haight. i actually took the 21 here to this meeting and i am an urban planner. i have significant experience in community engagement for park and public space in san francisco, as well as in sequoia and long range planning for cities. i wanted to speak on behalf of the hayes promenade project, not only retaining in its current state, but also expanding through sunday and the consideration of a report that would make this a permanent program. this has been an amazing program to witness not only as a resident, but also a practitioner of urban planning to see the vibrancy that's come to the neighborhood. i have spoken with the groups, the group that's involved in putting this on. they're very scrappy. they have worked quite a lot with reputable groups that do a large amount of public programing in the city, including livable cities, and they have a significant amount of support from the local residents and retailers, typically at 5 to 1 retro proportion. and the planning for hayes promenade to b

we have haight street, which is a total mess for transit. we have not increased transit in our neighborhood. and also there's the air quality issue, that which has never been addressed, which i brought up to casey and others at sfmta's mta. our neighborhood has been inundated by traffic and you're adding to that traffic by closing the street and diverting it into the side things. and i would say for you to definitely do the air quality. and i think you really need to look at sequa because this is an example of which something that is really, truly at making a negative effect on our neighborhood. and it's prohibited from doing sequa studies. and i think if you're talking about policy, you need to look at that where that's something in the air quality, where it's from my understanding, we're up to where it's probably like the bayview-hunters point in areas like that. thank you so much for your comment. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm going to read more speaker cards. sasha ortega joetta gobin. heather s robin levitt. go ahead. good aftern