come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal.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 separation from my job downtown. i drew a 25 machine radius around downtown and haze valley seemed to fit the bill. >> i found this neighborhood helped like the most community experience. people linger remindses me of european city. people are hang out outside and pass people and know people in the neighborhood t. is a pretty special environment. >> one of my favorite landmarks is patricia's drea

come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal.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 separation from my job downtown. i drew a 25 machine radius around downtown and haze valley seemed to fit the bill. >> i found this neighborhood helped like the most community experience. people linger remindses me of european city. people are hang out outside and pass people and know people in the neighborhood t. is a pretty special environment. >> one of my favorite landmarks is patricia's drea

joplin moved to san francisco in the 1960s and was highly influential in the city's haight-ashbury countercultureug overdose at the age of 27. >> i cannot think of janis joplin without thinking of the haight, the haight ashbury. you know, i think that's that's what i think. >> you don't live here. she's connected to that community. >> let me ask you this. before you moved here, were you aware of the haight-ashbury district? >> well, yes. just because of the music industry. the so i'd heard about the haight-ashbury. so when i took the, you know, when i first moved there, i took one of those tours. oh, nice. it gives me an idea of everything. and we went through that neighborhood. >> and what's cool is younger people like even my college girls like they know of. oh, they. well, they've been to the hey, we live here, but they know janis joplin because the albums, you know, records are back in style. >> wow. >> that's so interesting. yeah. i'll leave you with a live look right now at sharky's chicken and fish restaurant. salis. good stuff over there, wasn't it? >> tastes great. >> yes. all right. we'

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 separation from my job downtown. i drew a 25 machine radius around downtown and haze valley seemed to fit the bill. >> i found this neighborhood helped like the most community experience. people linger remindses me of european city. people are hang out outside and pass people and know people in the neighborhood t. is a pretty special environment. >> one of my favorite landmarks is patricia'

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 separation from my job downtown. i drew a 25 machine radius around downtown and haze valley seemed to fit the bill. >> i found this neighborhood helped like the most community experience. people linger remindses me of european city. people are hang out outside and pass people and know people in the neighborhood t. is a pretty special environment. >> one of my favorite landmarks is patricia'

now over in the haight ashbury tonight, an event very similar, but also really quite the opposite. of cheering and enthusiasm. but that was for donald trump. the republican sponsored party at the mad dog and the fog bar and grill was much smaller in size. and that makes sense considering there are nine registered democrats in san francisco for every one republican. we had a decline in registration for decades, many decades, six decades. but about five years ago, we stopped that. and we've actually grown 20% people here looking to the former president for change. it wouldn't be here if i didn't agree with the policies. i think we've seen the policies of the prior administration, and it hasn't exactly been the best. the candidates hoping to sway voters in the swing states, we asked nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston how he would score this 90 minute battle, and he used a boxing analogy. you had two different kinds of boxers. you had one who was a street fighter out there, and he was throwing everything he could, unusual things, different punches, hoping something's going to

republicans will be watching at a pub in the haight-ashbury in san francisco.weeney, nbc, bay area news. now you can watch the debate right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins tomorrow at 5 p.m. the debate starts at six. then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at eight. a developing story in san francisco. a police officer injured while trying to arrest a suspected thief. it happened tonight while two cops were patrolling 24th and mission. investigators say when they tried to take the suspect into custody, he resisted arrest, hurting one of the officers in the struggle. that officer went to the hospital, but is expected to be okay. a gunman dead tonight after san jose police shot him during a confrontation last night outside a 7-eleven store on center road. we learned more about the suspect at a police news conference today. we believe the suspect was determined to have an armed confrontation with police and unfortunately, shot a bystander during his self-created melee. the gunman, 50 year old roberto rivera, died at the hospital this morn

childcare teacher in the head start program for underserved children, and later volunteered at the haight-ashbury food program. the jacksons, the jacksons marched in demonstrations against the vietnam and iraq wars and walked many a local two picket line, anticipating the career of their daughter, frequently getting themselves arrested for civil disobedience for nearly 60 years, these families transformed their homes into grassroots fundraising venues for generations of democratic party candidates, including one who is currently running for president of the united states. others who have and continue to represent us in sacramento, and many of whom have run for and serve, served or serve in positions in this very building, this plaque will commemorate their legacies and serve as a reminder of their contributions to our city. and i think actually, of an extraordinary generation in our city that really shaped the san francisco that we are and we have and our values and all of that. so today we have lisa, jake's daughter of edgar and diana roosevelt. jake's, who i think was going to share a few words

if you want to go to the haight-ashbury street fair, it should be a fun time but you will need to wear warm jacket and definitely be aware it will be windy. temperatures only going to get into the mid to lower 60s this afternoon with a lot of the cloud coverage overhead. by the afternoon hours and continuing into the early evening, it will be windy. gusts upwards of 40 miles an hour in san francisco and upwards across the north bay communities , we will definitely feel the breezy to windy conditions all day long and even sticking around late tonight. this is our view at 9:00 . 10:00 tonight. it is still going to be pretty windy. as we look at more cloud coverage arriving overnight tonight, even in the early afternoon hours, 1:00-2:00 p.m. , this is your chance to soak up sunshine before the thicker layer of clouds arrive by the evening hours and bring the chance for rain overnight tonight and waking up early tomorrow morning, especially cross herself a communities and down into the santa clara valley. that will be her best potential to see a little bit more of that rain. thing intense

now, joplin moved to san francisco in the 1960s and was a highly influential in the city's haight-ashburyural scene until her death from a drug overdose at the age of 27. several attempts were made to make a biopic of joplin's life, but they were never completed. >> okay, back to the weather. we've got some pretty good stuff to talk about. temperatures warmer, but not hot. i mean, maybe hot, like 90 degrees, but not scorching hot. so we're not looking at heat advisories and things like that. these are the highs from today. and your highs tomorrow will be a degree or two warmer, certainly inland, maybe even at the coast. no fog at the coast right now. i think fog will try to get there tonight, but it's just had a hard time staying put, which is typical for this time of year. the story is, is all these pressure systems that low up there that you see over us, that's cooled us off. now this high comes in, it cools or heats us up. starts tomorrow. pretty or started today will last a little bit through saturday. and then by saturday afternoon this low comes down and a completely different set o

celebration of the famous vertically challenged pups, and it's all about peace, love and the 45th haight-ashbury street fair sunday. head to the counterculture hub to shop local artists, green businesses and groove to bands on multiple stages christmas by chip davis has been america's favorite holiday tradition for more than 35 years. download the broadway san jose app now to access the presale code for the performance. on november 26th at 7 p.m.. tickets "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >gianna>and we begin with a live look at concord. this morning on 911. today, we mark 23 years since the deadliest foreign attack on u.s. soil. more than 50 contra costa county firefighters and law enforcement officers are participating in a symbolic stair climb. today, they will be climbing 110 flights, represent

i live and work in a particular neighborhood, the haight ashbury that is, one of, you know, the mayor previously represented as a supervisor. she you know, clearly has paid attention and had made has made remarks about our, our, our district in her debates, i just wanted to call your attention to a couple of operations that were reported to me by merchants and neighbors, and i did follow up with the providers that work in that are, as well as some of the people experiencing homelessness. so, on in an incident on july 29th, around 7:30 a.m, a 21 year old youth experiencing homelessness who would like to remain anonymous, gave this statement to her provider. me and my mom were sitting on foldable, foldable chairs, smoking and talking. me and my mom have severe disabilities. we need to sit in the chairs. many police officers came up to us and they told me and my mom, we are starting to do sit lie laws because london breed ordered it. are you going to comply? they waited a few seconds and then dpw came up and sprayed me and my mom with the hose, a power washer. my mom tried to go in her c

calvin welch, housing and land use chair of the haight-ashbury neighborhood council, the board of the council unanimously endorsed the version of the legislation as introduced today. and i would urge you to pass this version as amended. it is important to understand that rent control is the only control the city and county has on market rate housing. let me say that again. it's the only control on market rate housing. we are the first or second most expensive market rate development city in the united states. if the current belief of the administration of this city is that if we increase density, we are the second most dense city in the united states, we will automatically, by charging the market with greater profits, somehow magically create affordability. it will not happen if density alone was the answer. san francisco and new york would be the two cheapest housing markets in the nation, as they are the most dense. it is the exact reverse. we need controls on market rate, development and market rate. housing in san francisco or we will no longer have a san francisco made up of san

she was extremely influential and influential in the haight-ashbury district, the counterculture sceneose at the age of 27. >> the oakland roots soccer club opened up its second community investment round last year. the team raised $3 million from 5000 investors. the latest crowdfunding has already surpassed $100,000. this round of funding will support day to day operations, and the team's move to their new home field, the oakland coliseum. >> our training facility in securing that pathway, securing the coliseum lease next year, the growth of our women's program, oakland soul. just thih shows the growth in the local environment. >> anyone who donates $500 gets a commemorative shirt marking the move to the coliseum. if you donate more than $1,000, you will get some dirt from the coliseum dirt as well. okay, do whatever you want with the dirt. okay? the san jose sports hall of fame announced its 2024 inductees. the four new members include the latest stanford basketball player and athletic supporter, john arriaga. the most accomplished boxer in santa clara county history. robert guerrero

childcare teacher in the head start program for underserved children, and later volunteered at the haight-ashbury food program. the jacksons, the jacksons marched in demonstrations against the vietnam and iraq wars and walked many a local two picket line, anticipating the career of their daughter, frequently getting themselves arrested for civil disobedience for nearly 60 years, these families transformed their homes into grassroots fundraising venues for generations of democratic party candidates, including one who is currently running for president of the united states. others who have and continue to represent us in sacramento, and many of whom have run for and serve, served or serve in positions in this very building, this plaque will commemorate their legacies and serve as a reminder of their contributions to our city. and i think actually, of an extraordinary generation in our city that really shaped the san francisco that we are and we have and our values and all of that. so today we have lisa, jake's daughter of edgar and diana roosevelt. jake's, who i think was going to share a few words

units of affordable housing in the haigh, the biggest housing development in a generation in the haight ashburyvinced the state to build housing on the dmv lot. we'll be having hundreds of units of affordable housing there. 180 jones, the kelsey, 650 divisadero. we are building affordable housing, our ballot measure also taxed the ultra wealthy with prop i to raise hundreds of millions of dollars so we can build more affordable housing. and finally, one site that is essential parcel k in hayes valley, a city owned, affordable housing site. and i'm the only candidate that will unequivocally say we need to build housing on that site now. thank you very much. please hold your. thank you, candidate scotty, i just want to clarify a few numbers. first of those 30,000 units, we just heard, about 24,000 were approved in 2020. we know how long it takes to build housing in san francisco. it's hard to, i think, credibly claim credit for 24,000 units of housing in your first year of being in office, of the affordable housing, we're talking about, 327 affordable units have been built in district five. in th

i'm a small business owner in the haight-ashbury. i am here also wearing my hat today as a commissioner of the homeless oversight commission, speaking for myself, just to clarify, so i've spoken directly with chair eken and i know board member tarlov. we've worked together for many years with the cdma, i was really disappointed with what happened in august regarding the rvs at zoo road. you know, these are folks that were pushed from lake merced and winston to zoo road. and they had been coming to our commission asking for a safe parking site for more than a year. and, that morning when sfpd and tow truck showed up, they actually arrived before the department of hsh and the offers of housing and assistance and support. we actually had some people leave the area. i'm told that we're not connected to services because of that departmental failing, of not having cross collaboration. so my ask to you is that we work together. sfmta board and the homeless oversight commission, to ensure that we are approaching the challenges of people livi

i'm a small business owner in the haight-ashbury. i am here also wearing my hat today as a commissioner of the homeless oversight commission, speaking for myself, just to clarify, so i've spoken directly with chair eken and i know board member tarlov. we've worked together for many years with the cdma, i was really disappointed with what happened in august regarding the rvs at zoo road. you know, these are folks that were pushed from lake merced and winston to zoo road. and they had been coming to our commission asking for a safe parking site for more than a year. and, that morning when sfpd and tow truck showed up, they actually arrived before the department of hsh and the offers of housing and assistance and support. we actually had some people leave the area. i'm told that we're not connected to services because of that departmental failing, of not having cross collaboration. so my ask to you is that we work together. sfmta board and the homeless oversight commission, to ensure that we are approaching the challenges of people livi

many of the things that the city would prioritize, along with, let's say, a new development on haight and ashbury and let's say rehabbing the public housing in sunnyvale, so that's i think that's just to say that it is one of those things that could either be a priority or it could be one of those things that is, comes up, you know, based on people really pushing and something being found. and i think one of the things that at our very first meeting, tenants identified was how safe are these buildings? if another big earthquake were to come and what is the city's liability for putting off the work that they have already identified needs to be done around that structural work and moving that as quickly as possible and as quickly as they are moving other projects. you know, the i'm not entirely sure how much most cdd moves every year and its total budget, but i think it's, you know, it'll allocate, you know, half a billion dollars, in particular years to all of the projects that it's moving. so in some ways, $13.1 million this year is a drop in the bucket for the mayor's office. thank you. thank yo

height and ashbury. >> haight. have you been there yet?ower. >> that was a quick trip. no. >> presidio district? no golden gate. keep trying. oh my goodness. >> you are in a golden gate park. >> the last part of that. ding ding park. and what's on the other side of the richmond district? towards the gold. what? >> park. presidio. you are correct. yeah. there we go. >> swing it! park! okay. >> park district. park. >> plus one more word. >> park. presidio. yes >> it is ave gorgeous day here at ocean beach. we are inside the richmond district. now, normally this is filled with the fog. not today. so, on average, how many foggy days francisco have? >> 300. wow. >> do you live in the city? >> i do, 300 foggy days. >> really? yeah. oh my goodness. no, it's much lower. >> it's much lower. >> yes. >> 262 60. >> yeah, way too much. >> really? 200. 200? >> i'd say about 200. >> 200 as well. much lower. >> okay. >> 180. >> 180. keep going down. >> really? 140. >> keep going down. >> 150. >> lower. >> 120. >> lower. >> 105. a little bit more. 107. one