, there are people who think this is haney's race to lose. kristen: all right, we will see. but voter turnout was pretty low in february. how is it looking this time? josh: the numbers that we were seeing throughout this ballot period have been very low. that could shift things. progressives could turn out in larger numbers than expected and that could carry david campos to victory. however, there has been a lot of talk about, these candidates really having very similar ideologies when it comes to policy. almost like a popularity contest, which by definition, a campaign is. but with haney kind of having maybe less negatives in public perception, that could play in his favor. kristen: haney got mayor breed's endorsement, as well as this group that not everyone knows about. explain to us how that may play into things? josh: supervisor haney has shifted a bit in his stance on housing. some would call it an evolution. some would call it a real pivot to try to lock up the moderate base of support. san francisco's political scene is not democrats,

haney present. supervisor mandelman. not present. supervisor mar. present. supervisor melgar.

matt haney -- he cannot muster the votes to win, not even close against matt haney.arry: what you think this means going forward for the district? >> it is a troubled area. mayor london is going to be looking for someone as she said. someone that will go along with increased police and arrests and a carrot and stick, it's time to get consequences into that area for bad behavior. matt haney would like to have his chief of staff mahogany put in that slot. but she is not anywhere close to london breed on the issues. he does not get to cash that ticket. it was a mayor who also endorsed matt haney that helpedim only -m much it will be her call. larry:its nt ne's choice, what direction do you think the mayor will go in? >> she's going to go with someone who was going to back her agenda. this is the second election. trust me, the whole country is starting to turn its eyes to san francisco about the future of liberal politics and democratic politics. we had the recall of the school board. that was a big move, saying they had gone too far into the politics of culture and not

supervisor haney? i'll introduce supervisor haney. so supervisor haney and i have been working around the clock, sometimes fighting with each other, but more importantly, making sure when the time comes to do the important work, that we are aligned, that we work together, because we know that people are counting on us to deliver for them. so i really enjoyed working with them on this project, but a number of housing in his district. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the supervisor for district 6, matt haney. [applause] >> supervisor haney: all right. it's on. well, first of all, welcome, everyone. this is a beautiful day to open what is an incredible beautiful space, and i want to thank mayor breed and her team. she has been working so hard to get more housing built in our city. she has a piece of legislation called cars to houses, which turns areas like what used to be a parking lot, like what we have here, into housing, and seeing this transformed into a beautiful form of housing, this is what can happen when we listen to the com

, who is a supervisor haney was a huge champion for us and they got this done and they got $3 million we have represented about 40 independent venues in san francisco. basically, all the venues closed on march 13th, 2020. we were the first to close and we will be the last to reopen and we've had all the of the overhead costs are rent, mortgage, payroll, utilities and insurance with zero revenue. so many of these venues have been burning $1,000 a day just to stay closed. >> we have a huge music history here in san francisco and the part of our cultural fab lick but it's also an economic driver. we produce $7 billion annual' here in san francisco and it's formidable. >> we've been very fortunate here. we've had the department of emergency management and ems division and using part of our building since last april and aside from being proud to i can't tell you how important to have some cost recovery coming in and income to keep the doors open. >> typically we'll have, three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everything from the teamsters and security

sharky with the small business commission was crucial in pestering supervisor haney and others to reallydustry top of mind. we closed down on march 13 of 2020 when we heard that there was an order to do so by the mayor, and we had to call that show in the middle of the night. they were in the middle of their sound check, and i had to call the venue and say, we need to cancel the show tonight. >> the fund is for our live music and entertainment venues, and in its first round, it will offer grants of at least $10,000 to qualifying venues. these are venues that offer a signature amount of live entertainment programming before the pandemic and are committed to reopening and offering live entertainment spaces after the pandemic. >> it's going to, you know, just stave off the bleeding for a moment. it's the city contributing to helping make sure these venues are around, to continue to be part of the economic recovery for our city. >> when you think about the venues for events in the city, we're talking about all of them. some have been able to come back adaptively over the last year and have b

he is now city attorney as a district. 6 supervisor. >> haney represented the tenderloin.e's going to continue to serve that area, which does struggle with homelessness and illegal drug use. and he says these issues go far beyond one neighborhood and that's why he ran for the state assembly. >> we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state is expected to have a sizable budget surplus next year. some 23 billion dollars more than previously expected. haney believes that money should be put towards homelessness and mental health services. >> make sure the systems work better. we can't have people who are just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the sta

this morning haney is declaring victory. the count shows haney leads with 63%. last night haney held a victory part in the city. one of the main topics throughout the campaign was building more affordable housing. mayor breed endorsed haney. ose a replacement on the board of supervisors. campos was endorsed by chesa boudin and was his chief of staff. the recall election is on june 7th. >>> in the south bay investigators say one man is responsible for that massive fire that destroyed a home depot on april 9th. it caused more than $17 million in damage. this morning, we have exclusive surveillance video of the alleged crime spree that happened before the home depot fire. "today in the bay's" ian cole has the latest. >> reporter: surveillance footage on march 27th appears to show dyllin gogue place an expensive human hair wig on the counter to pay for, but then he takes off. he jostles the door open, it's one of ten thefts he's charged with that happened before the massive fire. records released show gogue walked into this kohl's twice, back in january, just down t

. >>> matt haney has won a key endorsement. matt haney today was endorsed by london breed, and as they have clashed in recent years, matt notes, a haney win would place her on the board of supervisors, which would be a win for her. she trailed haney by some 7400 votes by 90,000 cast. >>> we're looking at possible solutions to the deep-rooted problems plaguing the city. you can watch all six episodes right now. download our nbc bear streaming app, or roku, o or our streamin device. >>> we'll take you inside the courtroom of sunny balwani. >>> a doctor returns to the bay area after helping children with cancer escape the war in ukraine. a story of survival is up next. >>> right now looking at sunshine in san francisco, 50s when 70s and 80s return to san francisco. we come right back. >>> right now our richard engel visits the ukranian town of bucha himself and sees the evidence of atrocity for civilians and what he says about his russian crewmates and how the war was discussed when we join our viewers here i the west from los ang

haney says these issues go beyond one neighborhood. that's why he ran for the state assembly in the first place. we need state leadership, state resources. >> every city and ciunty doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> well, the state is expected to have a sizable budget surplus next year. some 23 million dollars more than previously expected. hey, believes that money should be put towards homelessness as well as mental health services. >> make sure the systems work better. we can't have people were just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they los

right now the initial count gives haney a 2-1 lead over campos.more ballots are likely in the mail but haney is declaring victory. >>> and the stage is set at san francisco's golden gate park for 420. it'll be the first time since 2019 that the festival will return to hippy hill after a pandemic pause. for the first time san francisco is allowing on site cannabis sales. have you to be at least 21 to get in. good morning to you. it is wednesday, april 20th, had 20. >> good morning to you. we start with darre in, and the rain on the way and you say it could put a damper on the way. in the north bay and then in the evening, for just about everybody else you already see the big wall of rain off the far west coast. center strike of lightning shows up there. that will be part of this story as we get in to the evening and the few isolated thunderstorms mixed in with it. there is the start thgets00. edb s best, most widespread rain of this whole thing tomorrow morning. with renot out of the rain business until we get to friday morning. ly let the big pict

commissioner haney. haney absent. >> supervisor mandelman: present. >> supervisor mar: present. safai absent. stefani absent. >> commissioner walton: present. >> commissioner haney: present. we have quorum. >> thank you, madame clerk. and before i call on you to make a public participation announcement, commissioner stefani is not going to be able to join us today. she is out of state and has asked to be excused, so i'll make a motion to excuse her. seconded by walton. madame clerk, please call the roll. >> we can take that without objection. madame clerk, i think you have an announcement. >> yes. for the members of the public interested in participating in this board meeting, we welcome your attendance here in person in the legislative chamber, room 250 city hall. or you may watch cable channel 26 or stream the meeting live at www.sfgovtv.org. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, the best way to do so is by dialing 1-415-655-0001 and when prompted entering access code 2495 225 7076 # #. you will be able to listen to the meeting in realtime. when the public comment

you know. >> supervisor haney: yeah. when you say that -- i saw the numbers in the report around, you know, average of about 80 officers that are either retiring or moving to another department or being released. what is the net loss? so i imagine that we are hiring as well and some laterals are coming to san francisco and some are coming to the academy. what is the actual net? >> so in year's past we have been able to net bodies, meaning that we hire more people than we are losing, but just for context, last year in 2021, we hired 41 people. and we lost far more than 41 people last year. and that 41 is just individuals entering the academy, the first phase. it doesn't include academy attrition or f.do. attrition. >> and that's in comparison to 2015 when we had 265 people we hired on the front end and we didn't lose 265 people. so if that makes sense. we're not netting anything right now. we're losing consistently. >> supervisor haney: so i'm clear on what you're saying there, so, in past years we were able to make up fo

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. today, i am introducing resolution to rename one block of howard street after a powerhouse and keystone organization, united playas, officially establishing united playas way on that block of howard. i know many of you are familiar with united playas, but they're a multiculture and intergenerational violence prevention organization serving san francisco's youth since 1994, and it came one of the first community based organizations to purchase its property in the south of market. [please stand by] apologize for the technical difficulty and will continue with supervisor haney's roll call and then 2:30 p.m. recommendations. >> supervisor haney: thank you, united players and their tremendous work in soma, as you know, they have grown significantly in every day supporting in-school violence prevention and violence prevention programming, running, helping to run programs at bessie carmichael and serving hundreds of students from bessie carmichael. they run their own programs which provide y

matt haney currently serves as a san francisco supervisor representing the tenderloin, south of market civic center and mission bay. he's endorsed by mayor london breed and says if elected, he will put much of his focus on poverty. california has the highest rate of poverty in the country. i think that's not something that we acknowledge enough or recognize enough and many of the many of the challenges and problems that we have, whether it's access to healthcare access to good job access to food access to housing . homelessness are connected to poverty and inequality. haney is running against former supervisor david campos, who was currently on leave from his job as chief of staff for district attorney chase a boudin campos says the only way to tackle tough issues in sacramento is to cut ties with corporations. i am running a corporate free campaign 100% because i believe that to actually have california valiantly address issues like hunger you have to elect individuals who are not beholden to the corporate interests that run the show. the 17th assembly district covers the eastern half

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. today, i am introducing resolution to rename one block of howard street after a powerhouse and keystone organization, united playas, officially establishing united playas way on that block of howard. i know many of you are familiar with united playas, but they're a multiculture and intergenerational violence prevention organization serving san francisco's youth since 1994, and it came one of the first community based organizations to purchase its property in the south of market. [please stand by] apologize for the technical difficulty and will continue with supervisor haney's roll call and then 2:30 p.m. recommendations. >> supervisor haney: thank you, united players and their tremendous work in soma, as you know, they have grown significantly in every day supporting in-school violence prevention and violence prevention programming, running, helping to run programs at bessie carmichael and serving hundreds of students from bessie carmichael. they run their own programs which provide y

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tonight candidates matt haney and david campos faced off at a forum at manny's and hosted by project open hand. matt haney currently serves as a san francisco supervisor representing the tenderloin, south of market civic center and mission bay. he's endorsed by mayor london breed and says if elected, he will put much of his focus on poverty. california has the highest rate of poverty in the country. i think that's not something that we acknowledge enough or recognize enough and many of the many of the challenges and problems that we have, whether it's access to healthcare access to good jobs, access to food access to housing , homelessness are connected to poverty and inequality. haney is running against former supervisor david campos, who is currently on leave from his job as chief of staff for district attorney chase a boudin, campos says the only way to tackle tough issues in sacramento is to cut ties with corporations. i am running a corporate free campaign 100% because i believe that to actually have california valiantly address issues like hunger you have to elect individuals w

. >> san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento. will take a look at his plans as the newest assembly member and title. 42 is set to expire in less than a month. why it's causing lawmakers on capitol hill to be concerned over a possible immigration surge at the southern border. >> and today going to be a nice and dry one. that's something that we didn't see a lot of last week so we can get out there today. not worrying so much about any rain jackets, anything like that. highs climbing well into the 70's in a few low 80's later on today. i've got your forecast ahead. >> and tracking in accident along the benicia bridge. we're also getting a look at your drive times on this monday morning. we'll be right back after the break. a box can be essential, then recycled for a move. and then help brighten breakfast or bring fresh scents in a tube. what starts as a box for detergent can become one with a helpful seam. all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. recycling your boxes and paper products helps nature thri

reporter: supervisor matt haney had a pro housing platform. citing an effort that he helped homeless and hotel rooms during the pandemic. >> with over 63% of votes in san francisco come up supervisor matt haney went from leading the city's most challenged neighborhood to now representing san francisco on a bigger platform. >> bringing a message that we need statewide plans, every city and county to build housing and provide for people that are expressing homelessness. >> he has been resenting district six since 2019. within his district is a tenderloin. mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in that neighborhood citing chaos, open drug use, homelessness. according to city data, and the last two years have died in matt haney's district from a drug overdose then died from covid in the entire city. >> i will also focus on drug addiction and the fentanyl epidemic. >> during our show getting answers, he said he would continue to advocate for the tenderloin. >> we are still seeing nearly two people die in our city from drug ordered -- over

you know. >> supervisor haney: yeah. when you say that -- i saw the numbers in the report around, you know, average of about 80 officers that are either retiring or moving to another department or being released. what is the net loss? so i imagine that we are hiring as well and some laterals are coming to san francisco and some are coming to the academy. what is the actual net? >> so in year's past we have been able to net bodies, meaning that we hire more people than we are losing, but just for context, last year in 2021, we hired 41 people. and we lost far more than 41 people last year. and that 41 is just individuals entering the academy, the first phase. it doesn't include academy attrition or f.do. attrition. >> and that's in comparison to 2015 when we had 265 people we hired on the front end and we didn't lose 265 people. so if that makes sense. we're not netting anything right now. we're losing consistently. >> supervisor haney: so i'm clear on what you're saying there, so, in past years we were able to make up fo

this is the runoff, more ballots are still in the mail but haney has been declaring victory, sending out this statement overnight, saying we focused on the issues and we made promises to deliver real solutions to san francisco's challenges. he said now i'm ready to go to sacramento to deliver on those promises. he had a victory party last night and it was packed but something to keep in mind if haney is officially declared the winner. he won't have too long to savor this race to fill the rest of the term that david left. there will be another election in june and then another one in november. we will follow. >>some bay area travelers are rethinking spring break plans. andrea is in oakland international with the bay area health expert backing up those concerns. >> it was very freeing just so nice to be on the plane. it was a very long two flights to get home. it was nice to not have to wear a mask. >> 90 to 95% of the passengers were not wearing the mask today. we kept our masks on the whole time. we just aren't certain about the variant. >> there are mixed areas, this mother of a 14-

. >> why labor officials are now seeking a judge's order and san francisco supervisor matt haney dayshe state capitol. a look at his plans as assembly member elect next. >> san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento and he is now assembly member elect for district 17 after a special election. earlier this week. the state assembly seat once held by david chiu who is now city attorney. >> as a district, 6 supervisor haney did represent the tenderloin. >> he'll continue to serve that area which does struggle with homelessness and illegal drug use. and he says these issues go far beyond one neighborhood and that's why he ran for the state assembly. >> we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state is expected to have a sizable budget surplus

uh supervisor haney is probably going to take office sometime in early may. so i'm going to be having a number of meetings, including possibly this weekend , but it's important just to get more feedback from people who actually live in the district, says her criteria for the seat includes someone who deeply cares about the community and someone who will work closely with the mayor's office to bring transformative change. hello. barry of weather is still some showers developing across parts of the region. we're s into youy morning, but it has been quite the active day here and also out towards the sierra. now as far as our forecast today, well, at least the pattern today we've been talking about some showers , some thunderstorms and also even some sunshine, so kind of a mixed bag out there as we take a look at the forecast for today, the second at the forecast kind of reflecting on today's weather pattern of the shower activity, the thunderstorms and also even some sunshine and out towards the sierra. all this energy is heading out to the east and a winter sto

haney's toughest opposition is a former supervisor. karina: meanwhile, san francisco officials are considering an agreement between uber and the taxi company flywheel that would change how taxis operate in the city. as abc7 news reporter luse peÑa tells us, one taxi driver says being in business with uber is not worth it. >> we believe that this will revitalize the taxi industry. luse: right now a baord is -- a board is setting to vote on a pilot program. this program would allow passengers to order a taxi through the uber app and automatically get rid of the taxi meter, letting passengers know in advance how much money they will need to pay. do you think this could be the end of the taxi industry? >> i think it could harm the taxi industry. >> david smith has been a taxi driver for 23 years. he sees this pilot program as uber's way to get more drivers on the road and not necessarily help taxi drivers make more money. >> we want metered fares, not lowball uber fares. luse: a big concern for david is his taaxi medallion. -- taxi medalli

last night haney held a victory party in the city. one of the main topics throughout his campaign was building more affordable housing. mayor breed endorsed haney. she will now choose his replacement for the board of supervisors. campos was endorsed any district attorney chesa boudin and his chief of staff. chesa boudin's recall election is set for june 7th. >>> well, an annual favorite in san francisco is back. for years hippie hill and golden gate park has been a meeting spot for cannabis enthusiasts, and today those festivities continue. but there are some new rules to tell you about. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live for us this morning from golden gate park. san francisco known to have a lot of fog, but i can imagine later today it will not be carl. >> reporter: exactly, not carl or carla because today is an unofficial holiday for many san franciscans. we are inside golden gate park, but a little early for those taking part in the holiday. there are a lot of trucks and vendors making their way in. one just scooted past us

haney thanks. the money should be put towards homelessness and mental health services.ust abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they lost a small businesses. so i'm also going to be looking at economic opportunity to lift everyone up. workers put money back in people's pockets and you can watch the full interview with supervisor haney on our website. just go to kron 4 dot com and click on inside california. politics. 9.34 is the time and this year voters in allegheny county will also have a chance to decide who their next sheriff will be. >> one of the candidates held a meet and greet in hayward over the weekend. yeah, it's and yet sanchez has a long career in law enforcement and they're helping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern the summer. she joined the alameda county sheriff's office as a technician back in 1997. and has steadily moved up th

haney says those issues go far beyond one neighborhood. and that is why he ran for state assembly.te resources. >> every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state is expected to have a big enough budget to spend some money, a surplus of 23 billion dollars it up more than was projected as what we think. we're going to have in hand. believes that money should be put towards homelessness and mental health services. make sure the systems work better. we can't have people who are just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. >> but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they lost a small businesses. so i'm also going to be l

this morning haney is declaring victory, campos is conceding.pos got 36% of the vote. last night haney held a victory party in the city and one of the main topics throughout the campaign was building more affordable housing. mayor breed endorsed haney and she will now choose his replacement for the board of supervisors. campos was endorsed by district attorney chesa boudin and his chief of staff. chesa boudin recall election is set for june 7th. >>> 6:32, and an annual favorite in san francisco is back. for years hippie hill and golden gate park has been the meeting spot for cannabis enthusiasts, and today those festivities continue, but there are some new rules to tell you about. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live out there at golden gate park with details. it looks nice and calm, but i'm sure it's going to be clouded with excitement later on today. >> reporter: yes, it will be clouded with excitement and a lot of celebratory cannabis here. it's an unofficial holiday for a lot of folks. 4/20 is a big day for folks here at hippie hill, esp

sharky with the small business commission was crucial in pestering supervisor haney and others to reallydustry top of mind. we closed down on march 13 of 2020 when we heard that there was an order to do so by the mayor, and we had to call that show in the middle of the night. they were in the middle of their sound check, and i had to call the venue and say, we need to cancel the show tonight. >> the fund is for our live music and entertainment venues, and in its first round, it will offer grants of at least $10,000 to qualifying venues. these are venues that offer a signature amount of live entertainment programming before the pandemic and are committed to reopening and offering live entertainment spaces after the pandemic. >> it's going to, you know, just stave off the bleeding for a moment. it's the city contributing to helping make sure these venues are around, to continue to be part of the economic recovery for our city. >> when you think about the venues for events in the city, we're talking about all of them. some have been able to come back adaptively over the last year and have b

san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento. he is now the assembly member elect for district 17 after a special election. earlier this week, the state assembly seat was once held by david chu is now city attorney as a district. 6 supervisor haney represented the tenderloin. he's going to continue to serve that area. >> which does struggle with homelessness and illegal drug use. and he says these issues go far beyond one neighborhood, though. and that's why he ran for the state assembly. >> we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neigh orhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state's expected to have a sizable budget surplus next year. some 23 billion dollars more than previously expected. haney believes that money should be put helping the hom

matt haney is in a runoff with david campos.e hoping to fill the state assembly seat vacated by david to when he became sf city attorney. drew: i am tracking showers in the east bay and southbay but rain exits quickly this morning. brighter skies this afternoon, temperatures in the 50's and 60's.y: we have an accident -- sue: we have an accident between danville and san ramon. we are seeing slow traffic coming out of the valley. here is that accident on 680. kumasi: the annual 4/20 cannabis celebration will be back tomorrow. there will be on-site cannabis sales. jobina: a miraculous story from san francisco. 2 siblings just received kidney transplants within 24 hours of one another. there surgeon said in decades of purser me transplants, it was a first for him. j.r. stone spoke to the doctor and the siblings. >> this is matthew and carswell, siblings who have a rare genetic condition. because of it, both are in dire need of a new kidney until recently. >> we are finishing up dialysis. >> the doctor -- the doctor leans his head i

haney says the vote has been tabled until a new economic impact study is done. the toll opponents don't seem willing to wait to pick a new ally in the fight. >> on treasure island, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> coming up, streaming on cbs news, bay areas no end in sight for the daily cow, the overwhelming vote that saved the paper. >>> why twitter's largest shareholder will no longer be joining the board of directors. time for the money watch report. a check in on inflation rates. plus why airlines are scaling back flight schedules. diane king hall repots from new york city. >> reporter: stocks mixed in last week on friday, the dow rose 137 points, nasdaq lost 186, s&p 500 slipped 11. official with the federal reserve said she expects an inflation to stay above 2% next year. the president of the federal reserve bank of cleveland says the trajectory will be moving downward in part due to the central bank raising interest rates. >> russia's war against ukraine is having a devastating consequence on both countries economies. the world bank says ukraine's gdp will detract

right now, the numbers, giving haney a 2-1 lead. more ballots are likely in the mail. but now, haney is declaring victory. [music] >> his victory party was packed tonight f. he is officially certified the winner he will not have too long to safer it. to savor it. there will now be a new primary race for that seat in june ahead of november election. >>> a live look at the state capitol where lawmakers have a bill to make it easier victims of gun violence to sue gunmakers and dealers. the bill will make it easier to skirt a federal law that currently blocks those types of liability lawsuits. opponents say that would drive gunmakers out of business. lawmakers also rejected a bill to repeal california's sanctuary status. limes local law enforcement with immigration and custom enforcement, the republican-backed effort died in the assembly public safety committee 5-2 vote. >>> arson fire that gutted a san jose home depot was a smoke screen for a different crime. 27-year-old man is charged with three counts of arson and grand and petty theft. he was wheeling a shopping cart f

haney believes the money should be put towards homelessness and mental health services. have people were just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. >> but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they lost a small businesses. so i'm also going to be looking at economic opportunity to lift everyone up. workers put money back in people's pockets. and you kron 4 dot com to see the full interview with supervisor going to be siding on their next sheriff as well with one of the candidates holding a meet and greet in hayward over the weekend is setting a sanchez has a long career law enforcement. she's hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff hurt. >> kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> use sanchez joined alameda county sheriff's office as a technician in 1997 and moved up the ranks of deputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant captain and is currently division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento. we're going to take a look at his plans as the new assembly member elect. plus a woman with a long career in law enforcement is running for sheriff in alameda county. we're going to tell you her plans for the city if elected and title. 42 is set to expire in less than a month. why it's causing lawmakers on capitol hill to be concerned about a possible immigration surge. >> and today going to be a really pleasant one. we've already got some relatively clear conditions out there. calm in the 40's and 50's later today. 60's and 70's for most areas will be breaking down all the details of this week's forecast. all still to come. >> and tracking that accident along the benicia martinez bridge. we're also getting a look at your drive times across the bay bridge and across highways. we'll have a look at that. once we get back from break. >> 6.13, is the time right now. and we're looking for to a warm week after you know, we can enjoy it. guilt-free kuz. last week we get the grande. we had ou

mayor london breed has announced she is endorsing supervisor matt haney. that is not that haney. and that is jason. chase building says he's backing david campo said the race. >> all right. whether time now as we actually we've actually got some of the results are ready. >> they are coming in and we are going to stay on top of hard to read here. but it looks like david campos has 36% says almost double that at 63%. again, this is early in the polls closed at 8 o'clock, but it looks at least at this point that matt haney is leading. pretty handily. >> now time for check of your 4 zone forecast is a live look at the conditions right now along the golden gate bridge not not one there's one car. but plenty of 2 cars. plenty of we should do this all night. just lawrence karnow is here. got nice soaking overnight. you know, not a march miracle. what >> april and awesome. april. i want to call it. yeah. it's really has been great. looks like this next system. maybe the last real big system of the season to come our way in quite some time. so out there tonight, got the beautiful cruise s

supervisor haney. >> thank you, madame clerk.ng an ordinance to clean up the zoning in south of market which currently has among the most convoluted and over complicated zoning in the city. the ordinance will simplify some of zoning making it more usable and understandable for residents and community institutions that will organize the zoning controls for and update long out of date language and definition to better reflection zoning and other districts. as you all know, the pandemic has devastated small businesses particularly restaurant and bars and arts and culture and nightlife spaces. this ordinance and the proposed changes to the planning code will simplify zoning in the lgbtq cultural district and help nightlife and arts and culture spaces recover, grow and thrive and help sustain neighborhood liveability by integrating the good neighbor policies with zoning controls. small production distribution and repair businesses remain an important part of soma providing essential services to soma and the larger san francisco commun

mayor london breed endorsed haney and will choose his successor. one of his key on the campaign was building more sustainable housing. >>> all week long we've been exploring climate week. no one knows more about that and jeff ranieri. what are we looking at today? >> i'm focussing in on a coral reef, and, you know, back here in the bay area, a lot of us may be thinking why do i even care about that. but there is a global connection to those and what we should be paying attention to. as we continue our climate coverage on earth week, i want to start it in the bay air why and take you on a free trip to australia. hang tight. let's go ahead and get this map moving, and, as many of you know, right off the coastline of australia is the great barrier reef, which is one of the world's largest sources of coral reef. more than 2900 reefs located there, but unfortunately, the temperatures have been running five to eight degrees warmer. and it is causing coral damage. 50% coral loss has been experienced. let me show you what the coral reef looks like when it'

sharky with the small business commission was crucial in pestering supervisor haney and others to reallyf mind. we closed down on march 13 of 2020 when we heard that there was an order to do so by the mayor, and we had to call that show in the middle of the night. they were in the middle of their sound check, and i had to call the venue and say, we need to cancel the show tonight. >> the fund is for our live music and entertainment venues, and in its first round, it will offer grants of at least $10,000 to qualifying venues. these are venues that offer a signature amount of live entertainment programming before the pandemic and are committed to reopening and offering live entertainment spaces after the pandemic. >> it's going to, you know, just stave off the bleeding for a moment. it's the city contributing to helping make sure these venues are around, to continue to be part of the economic recovery for our city. >> when you think about the n we're talking about all of them. some have been able to come back adaptively over the last year and have been able to be shape shifters in this pan

with haney to advocate for san francisco campuses.une primary ballot. are two east based smoke shops accused of selling flavored tobacco to minors and san francisco will use millions of dollars to help the city's marijuana industry. up first in two minutes, though russia deploys more troops to ukraine the new a it's still the eat fresh refresh, at subway. and they're refreshing everything. even their italians. woah. you talking italians? jimmy's gonna take it from here. refresh italiano see, subway now has italian-style capicola, and you can try it on top of belgioioso fresh mozzarella on the mozza meat. or, stack on three more italian-style meats with the supreme meats. it's just like my nonna makes when she cooks! i don't cook. wait, what? it's a good thing he's so handsome. it's the eat fresh refresh at subway. and they're gonna keep refreshing and re- ukrd is ramping up. ukraine security chief says russia is deploying more troops every day to the region foxes griff drinking's reports from ukraine, where officials say there's more

matt haney for state assembly in a statement shared by the campaign, the mayor praises haney's leadershipchair of the budget and finance committee on the san francisco board of supervisors and she says that, quote, haney stepped up to work with me during extremely challenging times during the pandemic to craft a balanced budget that delivers the services and priorities. our city needs and quote, haney is running against former city supervisor david campos to fill the seat left vacant by david chiu who is now the san francisco city attorney. if elected. said that he will work with the mayor to address homelessness. >> still ahead, sneaker waves make for very risky conditions at the beach today. what you should do before and if you decide to go. and after the break, california's attorney general. so grocery store chain y says they're taking advantage of customers. >> and today holding on to that sunshine all day long and under it, temperatures will rise really quickly by noontime already in the 70's and towards the afternoon will be well into the 80's lot warmer than yesterday. was getting

right here on the four matt haney will join us live in studio again. that's coming up here on the four tomorrow afternoon. 49ers star wide receiver deebo samuel has reportedly asked to be traded. samuel did not want to talk about the reasons for his request, according to espn. but earlier this week, samuel joined two of the league's other top receivers in skipping out on any on field preseason programs until he signed a contract extension. other receivers have recently signed record breaking contracts. led by the raiders. devontae adams. he signed a five year 142 and a half million dollar deal, alex all of that excitement about the a's opening day. well it is apparently wearing off. we'll tell you about the record low attendance at the coliseum. yesterday for the ace game. also, president biden holds a meeting at the white house with his top military leaders as the war in ukraine takes another turn, will have the details c to s increasing the pressure on ukrainian forces in the east and the situation in the southern city of mario opal is growing more c