. >> supervisor hainey. >> i'll let you finish. >> number of clients turned away are for not meeting medical necessity over a month is maybe three and fairly rare and number of clients in that same month who were not accepted due to level of risk having to do with a severe medical issue that they could not be managed in a nonmedical facility or a mental health issue that was they were at such risk they had multiple and recent suicide attempts and were not quite stable and in the past month was two. so just if you're curious or interested, these are the drug use patterns in our treatment programme this past year and remember that some clients identify more than one drug, so it's not -- some use both drugs. you may wonder why is opioids 30% and why were martin's numbers such a larger number. the numbers that the county has accounts for all of the people in the opioid treatment programmes and the narcotic treatment programmes. a lot of people who use opioids. nothis is interesting to me because the number of people who come to us for alcohol is way up over the years. 20 years ago this w

. >> district supervisor matt hainey organized the training and says he's helped reverse several overdosesimself. >> i would ask members out of our community to understand what it is. to know how to access it. to know how to apply it if that's something you're comfortable with. >> we saved one male and one female at the library. >> he says he knew how to use narcan thanks to a free 30 minutes class in san francisco. >> how did it feel to save those two team people? >> feel good. glad to be there to help someone. >> other san francisco residents are open to helping. under the right circumstance. do you feel comfortable doing it? with your kid, walking down the street? >> not with my child, but i do a lot of homeless outreach with my church and it would be really great to be train nd that when i'm working with homeless neighbors. >> they're all good samaritan laws if you do administer it to someone on the street. the supervisor tells me he is working on organizing a larger community training. live in san francisco, abc 7 w news. gl thank you. we'll take a look at the poll. and more than 50%

supervisor matt hainey supports including safe areas. >> where it's like a public plaza like atmosphere where you don't have to dodge cars. you know you're safe to walk down those streets. >> reporter: critics say it's already hard to drive the citys. fewer streets would make it harder for drivers. >>> well, he was born in nothing but he became a rock and roll legend when he moved to berkeley in the late 1960s. tonight the music world is remembering fodly eddie money. "two tickets to paradise" makes you feel good. two tickets to paradise was just one of his many hits. money whose real name was edward mahoney revealed last month that she had stage four esophogeal cancer. today his family said he died peacefully this morning. he is survived by his wife and their five children. >>> some star power in the south bay. shark tank celebrating 25 years with some big names. the ♪ >> there he is, country music super star blake shelton hit the stage tonight to kick off the weekend festival. now tomorrow night it'll be some of the biggest names in hip-hop including snoop dog, ice cube, and warren g.

on the introductions this week, supervisors hainey's ordinance to allow the linkage fee was reintroduced. in the new version, the fee increased from $19.96 to $69.69 for office space and $16.36 for laboratories to $6.43. the original ordinance only had the increase of $38 for office space and did not change any other fees. this ordinance will be brought to you next week. its packet is in your packet this week. that concludes my report. >> if there are no questions, commissioners, i have the reporm the board of appeals. they considered three items that may be of interest to the planning commission. all three were disapprovals of building permit applications under discretionary reviews. the board of appeals considers the item de novo, which means they hear the case anew and not referring to findings o finding, 6camino delmar. this was a discretionary review and cited private agreement between requester and applicant. this was for a review in 201 ultimately withdrawn based on changes to the permit by the permit applicant. they included removal of a proposed deck similar to that proposed und

as supervisor hainey tells me he is trying to organize a larger community training for narcan next montht glide memorial church. coming up at 5:00, we have more reaction from all of you about how you feel about administering narcan. live in san francisco, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. >> immediate reaction as we look at the poll and 60% say yes, they would be willing to carry it. the question is how comfortable, if you're in the a trained medical professional, to administer a dose. i don't know. we'll see. >> lot of questions still need to be answered. we want to hear your ideas though about building a better bay area. what do you think about this situati situation? you can share your ideas and comments by joining our group of facebook. >>> political fire storm president trump reacting to the impeeachment inquiry. we'll tell you what he's saying today. stepping down. the ceo of san francisco bay's j juul and the problems are not over yet for that company. plus, putting some pricey coffee to the taste test. this coffee is expensive as dion knows. did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i n

the mayor was in talks with the supervisor hillary ronan and matt hainey discussing the ballots. but the mayor sent the two supervisors a letter saying they will be no longer working with them to fix their behavioral health care system, saying they have fundamental policy differences in approach and who we are trying to serve. >>> our time is 7:17. let's get you to where you need to go. how is it looking? >> we are looking at a lot of slow traffic in the east bay, dave and gas yay. this happens a lot where you have a crash that will linger for a long time. the effects of it will linger. highway 4 is very slow coming up to the point. the alternative is not a good one as they would clear that accident. but that would put in a lot of slow traffic into walnut creek even though the crash is gone. 80 westbound, the same thing had goes. and that's gone. but traffic is still very slow. when you get to the bay bridge there is a backup here as well. this is a look at 880 in oakland. traffic in both direction is moderate. on the san mateo bridge, moderate conditions. again these crashes, th