. >> are first of all, let me say thank you to singularly member mating haney for the work he's zone doing to find create solutions to help the treatment on demand and oftentimes we hear stories about people about consistently are trying to get help and i'm sure many people can tell a story of a family member three struggled with addiction they were told i told you they were ready to get them to treatment sadly has been challenging. i had those experiences myself and thinking about some of the people that i tried to purposing assist month of them are not even here with us today because of their vehicular with addiction and overdose in opioid and more so from finally in fact, in san francisco this year started to see an uptick in overdose deaths in the city and the first three months of is this year 200 people died of overdose the challenges madam clerk that the pandemic we came together and mad hard decisions and everybody excavations to save lives this situation around the over dose deaths we're seeing no diversity should be handed like the crisis that is that's why in the city we'v

haney the champ. the shove to increase the pay-per-view tales. in the bay area before moving to vegas. he's 29-0. sad to report on the death as -- of the man regarded as the greatest of all time, jim brown. led the league in rushing. might have been the best lacrosse player ever at syracuse. the hall of famer passing away last night after retiring. he turned to acting and became a civil rights activist. jim brown, donna 87. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. we will be right back. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. i

haney says. if passed , the bill will increase access to treatment. this bill that we're announcing today and that we've partnered with a mayor breed in the department of public health on well ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives, nor ffynnon assembly member. haney says one of the medications that the legislation would increase access to you is buprenorphine. it includes an allison and deals with the physical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction near breed says the bill will help build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. treatment on demand specifically on our streets can really have the kinds of impacts that could considerably reduced overdose deaths that are occurring in san francisco and throughout this country every single day, so i appreciate the bill a b 6 63 as unanimously passed out of three committees, it is now headed to the assembly floor for a vote. president biden warned today that if congressional republicans do not agree to raise the debt ceiling, the impact on the e

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisis in california. the crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones too. >> this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media and the 3rd that would incr

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisiscalifornia. a crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones too. >> this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media. >> and the 3rd that would in

and committee chair assembly member matt haney says he intends to hold future hearings in communities. >> reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> matt haney there, the representative from san francisco as we turn to national news now. still no agreement on the debt ceiling deal. and while both sides remain cautiously optimistic, they say the clock is ticking. house speaker kevin mccarthy from california striking an optimistic tone following yesterday's meeting with president biden with just 8 days remaining. now before the u.s. is projected to default negotiations over the debt ceiling are crawling forward tonight. both sides say they expect to get a deal done >> there's still an opportunity here to get to a bipartisan, reasonable, reasonable bipartisan agreement that republicans and democrats in the house and the senate can move forward with. i am not going to give up. we're not going to fault. we're going to solve this problem. >> i will stay with it until we can get it done. >> if us was to default, most predict economic catastrophe for the u.s. and the world. the w

that bill was announced today in san francisco state assembly member matt haney. he was joined by mayor lyndon breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haley says it passed. this bill will increase access to treatment. this bill that we're announcing today and that we partnered with a mayor breed in the department of public health on well ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives nor feen is approved. assembly member haney says one of the medications that the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine. it includes naloxone and deals with the physical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction. mayor breed says the bill will help build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. treatment on demand specifically on our streets can really have the kinds of impacts that could considerably reduced to overdose deaths that are occurring in san francisco and throughout this country every single day, so i appreciate his work. maybe 6 63 has unanimously passed o

the bill was announced today in san francisco by state assembly member matt haney.e was joined by mayor london breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haney says it passed the bill will increase access to treatment and build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill that we're announcing today and that we've partnered with a mayor breed in the department of public health on will ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives. assembly member haney says that one of the medications that the legislation would increase access to is apron, or 15, which also includes naloxone. it deals with the physical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction . the state is warning that some new cigarettes made by highlight the state's flavored tobacco ban . attorney general rob bonta sent letters to two tobacco companies. r. j reynolds and i t g brands, warning that the packaging and promotional materials for nine reformulated versions of camel newports and kool cigarettes were likely against

the bill was announced this morning in san francisco by state assembly member matt haney .was joined by mayor london breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haney says if passed, the bill will increase access to treatment and build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill that we're announcing today and that we've partnered with mayor breed and the department of public health on will ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment and that will save lives. >> buprenorphine is assemblyman haney says one of the medications the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine. >> it includes naloxone and deals with psychophysical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction. staying in the city here, as we're learning, new information about a deadly shooting in san francisco. it happened in the western edition around 715 last night in the area of eddie and scott streets. san francisco police announced a short time ago the victim was a 15 year old boy, was taken to the hospital where he later died. no a

haney says. if passed , the bill will increase access to treatment and build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill that we're announcing today and that we partnered with a mayor breed in the department of public health on will ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives. north assembly member haney says one of the medications the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine includes naloxone and deals with the physical withdrawals associated with opioid addiction. say good. tamayo's celebrations are underway all across the bay area in san jose , a decades old ban on cruising is no longer a law, but there could be another impediment to that popular street activity. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live and downtown san jose with that story, jesse frank and afternoon to you. san jose police have redeployed officers to areas where there is a lot of traffic heavy traffic areas. i'm standing in one of them right now. the downtown corridor here

haney remains unbeaten, winning by unanimous decision in las vegas but the ukrainian fighter and histhe other team, christmas came during the summer. and we will not let it go. i guarantee we will protest, i guarantee we will protest, i guarantee we will repeal that decision because somebody needs to end this injustice. there was a shock of sorts for katie taylor, who lost her unbeaten record in her hometown, with england's chantelle cameron producing a stunning win to retain her undisputed title in dublin. it's taylor's first professional loss. i guess i came up a bit short, very close fight. but this is boxing. it is a tough challenge, i look forward to the rematch. and that's all the sport for now. greeks are voting under a new electoral system, with opinion polls suggesting no single party will win an overall majority. kyriakos mitsotakis, of the centre—right new democracy, has cast his vote in athens. he is hoping to stay in power in the face of the challenge from former prime minister alexis tsipras and his left—wing syriza party. mr tsipras has also cast his vote in the past h

haney grew up in the bay area before moving to vegas. he's 29-0.ears of pro football, led the league in rushing in eight of those. might have been the best lacrosse player ever at syracuse. the hall of famer passing away late thursday night. after retiring, brown turned to acting and became a civil rights activist. jim brown: at age 87. -- jim brown gone at a lisa: we are looking at changes to come the next few days that will warm us up due to a system to the north of us taking it's time to get here. it is an area of low pressure in the pacific northwest that will allow for low clouds and fog to stay with us along the shoreline. once it kept closer we break up the father and it gets closer. a looked at mount tam, the official sunrise 5:56. 53 in oakland. san jose at 56. low 50's on a santa rosa with low 50's in fairfield. southwest wind at 24 miles power. we will have the low crowd -- cloud deck for the runners tomorrow. looking at the clouds, peeled back for most of us midmorning. fog from the peninsula to the bayshore keeping it cool. gusty winds

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisis in california. the crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones too. >> this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media. >> and the 3rd that wo

devin haney grew up in the bay area.it big in vegas , has a fight against vasiliy lomachenko. a little stared down. i don't like your face! he is doing his best to hype up the pay per view sales. both are weighing in at around 135 pounds. he is 21-0 and 11 years younger thanwhile. >> the time has finally come. it has been a long time coming. four years i have always dreamed of facing off with him. it is finally time. you see how easy i pushed him? he is a smaller man. larry: should be a good fight. got a bunch of kids visiting in the studio. they saw my jacket and said, " are you the ice cream man?" [laughter] dan: we will take thin mints. larry: i will get to you kids in a bit. [laughter] ama: coming up tonight, on abc7 at 8:00 it is "shark tank." followed by "2020" at 9:00. don't miss abc news at 11:00. dan: finally tonight, a delicate subject, to paraphrase spock in the second star trek movie, "do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or one?" in this case the many are roughly 40 million californians. th

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisiscalifornia. the crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones too. this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media and the 3rd that would increas

. >> are first of all, let me say thank you to singularly member mating haney for the work he's zone doing to find create solutions to help the treatment on demand and oftentimes we hear stories about people about consistently are trying to get help and i'm sure many people can tell a story of a family member three struggled with addiction they were told i told you they were ready to get them to treatment sadly has been challenging. i had those experiences myself and thinking about some of the people that i tried to purposing assist month of them are not even here with us today because of their vehicular with addiction and overdose in opioid and more so from finally in fact, in san francisco this year started to see an uptick in overdose deaths in the city and the first three months of is this year 200 people died of overdose the challenges madam clerk that the pandemic we came together and mad hard decisions and everybody excavations to save lives this situation around the over dose deaths we're seeing no diversity should be handed like the crisis that is that's why in the city we'v

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones. 2, this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media and a 3rd that would increase jail time for dealers

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisis in california. the crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones. >> i too. >> this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media. >> and a 3rd tha

san francisco assembly member matt haney joined other leaders in sacramento this morning to speak aboute crisis last year more than 5700 deaths in california were related to fentanyl. haney who lives in san francisco's tenderloin, says he has seen directly the devastating effect the drug has had on so many families. like so many others around california. i have lost loved ones. the united states drug enforcement agency now declared fentanyl, the single deadliest drug our nature nation has ever encountered. fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroin and only two tiny milligrams of fentanyl is considered a potentially lethal dose. legislation to increase testing for fentanyl and to make narcan more available are some of the bills making their way through the legislature. california senator dianne feinstein says she is ready to return to the u. s senate democrat has been away from the capital. for nearly three months due to health issues. she's missed 91 floor votes since february, 16th due to a battle with shingles. the senator is expected to castro returning vote tomorrow. the 89 year

it is a public health epidemic assembly member matt haney speaking bluntly about the fentanyl crisise crisis attributed to the deaths of about 15 californians. >> every single day. this is impacting every single community in california speaking alongside some of his democratic colleagues, haney noted members of the assembly democratic caucus about the more than 25 bills this session to address the fentanyl crisis, including legislation seeking to extend access to narcan, expand medical treatment and employ more emergency responders for fentanyl poisoning thousands of californians who have lost loved ones too. >> this deadly epidemic deserve leadership and they deserve action. and that's what we're here to take it to recommit to this press conference coming one day after republicans in the assembly called for a floor vote on 3 fentanyl bills. among them, one that would at sentencing enhancements for dealers found to have caused great bodily harm or death. another that would increase penalties for dealers caught selling fentanyl on social media. >> and a 3rd that would increase jail ti

. >> so that is matt haney who hurst first had that conversation here at 3:00 with us. a statewide crackdown of fentanyl is underway especially in the tenderloin neighborhood. governor newsom was there. he says this operation is aimed at disrupting drug traffickers, but it will not prosecute those who are in the throes of struggling with drug abuse. >>> let's talk about oakland again. the wood street encampment is closed and we are told secure. this is what it looks from the sky. our toda city 80% ofthe cie city spent three ter offeby weeks transitioning people and their pets to safe shelter programs with supportive services. oakland owns the three acre parcel of land. this is what it looked like before. the city says it closed the encampment to enable development of 170 units of what they've really been pushing for, which is permanent and affordable housing. >>> let's go to san jose where cinco de mayo celebrations are well underway and if you're headed there this weekend to be part of that, give yourself extra time. there's going to be extra patrols all weekend long,

and committee chair assembly member matt haney says he intends to hold future hearings in communities across california. >> reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron 4 news and kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. you can scan the qr code on your screen to go to a special section on our website. it lists the latest information and stories by our reporters. >> in the east bay, the discussion over how to tackle crime in the city of oakland seems to be one group is calling for more investments in housing community resources and less money to the oakland police department. kron four's. justine waldman joins us from our newsroom. she has more on this just in. well, advocates and community members in oakland are saying they believe the answer to the crime program pa bluhm in the city. >> is not more police. the oakland people's budget coalition wants a budget that prioritizes funding. to violence prevention programs and transferring job positions out to the police department in 2 unarmed civilian roles as well as making sure the city has eno

the bill, spearheaded by san francisco's representative, matt haney, allow 16 and 17-year-olds to be treated for opioid addiction without prior parental consent. doctors will be able to provide treatment, which reduces with drawl symptoms. >>> that bill now heads to the senate floor for consideration and it comes as the state legislature held a joint hearing on the fentanyl crisis. fentanyl has certainly eclipsed other drugs in overdose deaths in the state. california health officials say nearly 6000 californians died from fentanyl in 2021. that outpaces overdoses from heroin and cocaine combined. >> if we continue to act in the way that we are acting, even if it is so much more than we did last year, we are not going to meet the scale of this epidemic and we are going to continue to see an exponential increase in the death. >> reporter: lawmakers and public health officials are also concerned the trend of mixing fentanyl and other opioids with stimulants. >>> temperatures across the bay area today and a little bit of haze hanging out on the horizon. look at the current air quality m

the bill by san francisco assembly member matt haney would have required it to be kept in low incomewmakers say that it would have cost too much money, about $400 per year. >>> at a time when transgender rights are under attack and bills banning dry performances are popping up around the country, san francisco just made a big statement. the city appointed the first dragon laureate in the country. this is the longtime performer who is eager to define a new role as an ambassador for the drag queen community. >> it was an exciting day is a group of residents gathered to celebrate san francisco's first drag laureate. they say that this sends a message of inclusion. excitement fills the air as news is reds about the appointment of darcy drollinger as the city's first drag laureate. darcy is every local advocate for the community. she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of queerartists in the bay area. >> we created the streaming site so that we could entertain people, so that we could be that sparkle during that very, very dark time and also employ the drag community

. >> san francisco mayor london breed and assembly member matt haney hosted a news conference today to offer support for a state bill aimed at addressing the opioid crisis. said the bill is designed to make it easier for opioid addicts to get health care. it allows for the operation of a mobile pharmacy, for example, that dispenses medication, the mayor says it would help bring lifesaving care to the streets and the people who don't have health insurance. >> 6, 6, 3, is really significant. it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. well, ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives. you burn are feeling is approved. >> it is safe. it includes a naloxone. it is not something that somebody can overdose on any deals directly with it. the physical withdrawls associated with opioid addiction. >> san francisco's health department director also supports the spill.

assembly man, haney says state lawmakers are debating proposals to increase testing for fentanyl and to make narcan more available. marine county planners say they're already seeing some of the effects of rising sea levels and say as many as 600 homes could be underwater before the end of the century. stinson beach is one of the communities most vulnerable to rising sea water, according to a new report. the study shows chi del arroyo and highway one would face increased storm flooding if sea level rises two ft, which could happen by 2050 bolinas lagoon could be fully underwater by the year 2099. the information is meant to help people live and work there to make plans for building seawalls, boardwalks and a new community sewage system. right. let's talk about the changing whether or not major leaps and jumps here. steve paulson from where we were yesterday, but again, we are still walking into some pretty intense heat, aren't we? on saturday. yes for if you're inland. i don't think the coast but inland. yes, there'll be. i think maybe our first operators to nineties in awhile here. b

san francisco's assembly member matt haney and the city of san francisco are sponsoring the bill. if it passes it would allow local jurisdictions to use mobile pharmacies to dispense bufenerfine for opioid addiction. right now california allows pharmacies to have mobile units but there are restrictions on the drugs they can carry. supporters are hoping the bill will bridge that gap and get medication where it's needed. >>> cinco de mayo celebrations are happening as we speak. you may be celebrating right now. lots of people are celebrating mexico's victory in the battle of puebla. san jose police are trying to make sure those celebrations don't get out of hand. >> it's been problematic in the last several years. nbc's robert handa joins us in downtown san jose where there is some celebrating and now legal cruising that's allowed. i see some of the low riders behind you. >> reporter: that's right. we have seen quite a car show here on santa clara street in downtown san jose. ? you remember, the city repealed its old anti-cruising ordinance last summer and coupled with fewer worries

. >> are first of all, let me say thank you to singularly member mating haney for the work he's zone doing to find create solutions to help the treatment on demand and oftentimes we hear stories about people about consistently are trying to get help and i'm sure many people can tell a story of a family member three struggled with addiction they were told i told you they were ready to get them to treatment sadly has been challenging. i had those experiences myself and thinking about some of the people that i tried to purposing assist month of them are not even here with us today because of their vehicular with addiction and overdose in opioid and more so from finally in fact, in san francisco this year started to see an uptick in overdose deaths in the city and the first three months of is this year 200 people died of overdose the challenges madam clerk that the pandemic we came together and mad hard decisions and everybody excavations to save lives this situation around the over dose deaths we're seeing no diversity should be handed like the crisis that is that's why in the city we'v

thank you or san francisco mayor london breed and assembly member matt haney hosted a news conference today to advocate support for a state bill. >> to address the opioid crisis ab 6.63. will help improve access to health care. for those who are addicted to opioid. the bill allows local jurisdictions to operate a mobile pharmacy that dispenses medications to treat the addiction. the mayor says this bill would bring help bring the lifesaving care to the streets and provide the service to those who don't have medical insurance. >> sb 6, 6, 3, is really significant. it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. well, ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will save lives. >> you burn are feeling is approved. it is safe. it includes a naloxone. it is not something that somebody can overdose on deals directly with it. the physical withdrawls associated with opioid addiction.

assembly member matt haney will be leading the assembly's hearing on that issue tomorrow.said that victims law enforcement the newsome administration, the department of justice and education officials will attend that event. people in our state are feeling the pain and the devastation of this epidemic and they're demanding from us that we lead and we don't make this a political food fight or a partisan issue. democrats have been divided over whether the state should focus on tougher penalties on dealers. some say it is needed, while others fear it would result in mass incarceration and more spending on prisons rather than treatment . a question and answer session with san francisco city leaders today was meant to focus on the city's drug crisis at u. n plaza, but it did not last long. ktvu brooks jarocz was there and as he reports it took only minutes for the crowd to start booing, jeering and shouting at the supervisors and the mayor. i want to again thank crowd gathered as the san francisco board of supervisors convened a special meeting at u. n plaza task. addressing th

. >> the bill by assembly member matt haney would allow mobile pharmacies to carry no drugs known as suboxone and other drugs that control heroin and opioid cravings and help addicts deal with withdrawal symptoms. they will be able to carry these. right now, mobile pharmacies are prohibited from carrying that drug like suboxone , buprenorphine can help people deal with those physical impacts of addiction in a way that allows them to access treatment, get into recovery and get stabilized. it's a serious, serious problem. opioid addiction. dixon is now the leading cause of death among 18 to 45 year olds. another round of showers is moving into parts of the bay area. when will it end? abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast. i know we're on a roll here, dan and irma, but i do want to show you the bright side, which is this is all delaying our fire season. >> so we've got to look at the silver lining. if you will. right now, there isn't much in the way of brightness from our east bay hills camera. it is a damp view. you can see those raindrops falling

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the bill by san francisco assembly member matt haney called for narcan kits in public areas such as bars, libraries and low income housing . hainey told the chronicle that the cost of the bill was the main difficulty as the state faces an estimated $31.5 billion budget deficits. a long time and beloved bay area performing arts company has abruptly announced its closure. the berkeley based bay area children's theater has been in operation for nearly 20 years, bringing thousands of children to the stage where they fell in love with theater while tonight all forthcoming shows, classes and camps have been canceled. effective immediately . i spoke with the board president this evening, who said she is just heartbroken about the closure, adding that the pandemic just made it too difficult to survive. not being allowed to have patrons and children in the theater, not being able to get revenue to move forward. um was the immediate challenge and then you know the cost of the bay area restarting in the bay area, bringing actors in its just to go from a sta not allowed to have any patrons to restar

. >> san francisco mayor london breed and assembly member matt haney hosted a news conference today tort for a state bill aimed at addressing the opioid crisis. said the bill is designed to make it easier for opioid addicts to get health care. it allows for the operation of a mobile pharmacy, for example, that dispenses medication, the mayor says it would help bring lifesaving care to the streets and the people who don't have health insurance. >> 6, 6, 3, is really significant. it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. well, ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment that will

devon haney, only hours away from the biggest fight of his career.lightweight title. you can see, get off me. a little shove to up the pay-per-view sales. the 24-year-olds grew up in the bay before moving to las vegas for he is 29-0. sad to report on the death of a man regarded as the greatest of all time in the nfl, jim brown played nine years, led the league in rushing in eight seasons. might also have been the best lacrosse player ever at syracuse. the hall of famer passed away late thursday night. after retiring, brown turned to acting and later became a civil rights activist. jim brown, gone at age 87. that is a wrap on sports. have a great weekend. liz: let's check the forecast for this saturday. lisa: pretty great to start. across the area, peaks of sun. above the clouds, of course, we have pretty pictures. low clouds and fog banked all the way up from northern california into southern california. it is intruding the bay there. in fact, breezy wind will keep the coast from clearing today as we look at the golden gate bridge. it has been great

. >> san francisco assembly member matt haney chairs the committee of overdose prevention. they held their hearing today. lawmakers are heard from others who lost their children to overdoses. witnesses included state superintendent of public construction, district attorney attorneys and public health officials. the hearing focused on filling gaps in drug prevention efforts in drug prevention efforts and increasing the availability of treatment. >> we are learning this afternoon about the arrest of a group of children and teenagers that police say are responsible for dozens of burglaries in the east bay. one of those accused is just 12 years old, 12 years old. abc 7 news reporter amanda with the latest. >> i want to be clear this is to send a strong message if you are thinking to commit crimes in oakland, you will be caught. >> oakland mayor and acting police chief addressing the arrest of nine juveniles behind at least 35 robberies. committed within the city of oakland and beyond. the development comes as the department is investigating a number of robberies by crews of sus

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devon haney defeats lomachenko that is your look at sports.nviting outside. lisa: not too much. the low clouds and fog have been persistent across the city here. the mist and precepts -- precip, bringing out the moisture with that solid deck over 2000 feet of marine layer clouds. sfo pretty cloudy late day, partly cloudy skies, cool in the 60's. 50 one downtown, 54 in oakland, 57 san jose. temperatures are coming up in the south bay. away from the bay, high pressure building in and allowing for some dense fog. in the coast, we've had the thunderstorms in the sierra nevada and that changes as high pressure shifts into tuesday. 52 in santa rosa, 55 in napa. the beta breakers forecast, cloud throughout the entire race but drizzle to start out with low 50's. mid-50's throughout the 8:00, 10:00 hour, mostly cloudy and then a you peaks of sun in the afternoon. -- a few pee afternoon. as we look at the slightly lighter wind inland, this is where we initiate a bit of a warm up for the south bay, maybe four degrees above average. the warmest day tomorr

and committee chair assembly member matt haney says he intends to hold future hearings in communitiesfornia. >> reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to the special section on our website kron 4 dot com. that list the latest information and stories from our reporters. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giant greets 500 on tuesday for the first time since april 6. everybody was all hyped. they have won 7 of 8, 1, of the hottest teams in baseball. but today back to reality. they laid an egg. these friends, treated to a sloppy sloppy game in the twin all 3 of the giant errors came in the 3rd inning. the first one right there byte brandon crawford, very uncharacteristic of him. then, too, by brett weiss, one fielding a ground ball to other throwing home. never like to see it and wasn't just errors. today, though. the twins also roughed up. anthony di school friday. first batter of the game. not the start. you want to get out to edward

devon haney defeats low much enko -- lomachenko. stephanie: a drizzly start to your sunday.ning -- mist and drizzle again this morning. breezy onshore winds throughout the day. a little bit of better clearing across the bay and tomorrow, our warmest day to look forward to. there is a look at the fog where, as we go up and above the marine layer, certainly a beautiful view. a 2000 foot marine layer. it has grown taller since the end of last week. 51 in san francisco. 52 at half moon bay where we have some of that fog closer to the surface, over a mile of visibility. 56 in palo alto. for mount tam, it has been nice when the fog clears and you get some sunshine. when it doesn't, it has been awfully gray and pretty chilly with the coats needed in the city and even the umbrellas at times. 54 by the delta. southwest wind at 20. thunderstorms in the mountains. more so today. once the upper-level system shifts to the east, the east, but showers and thunderstorms will be taken with that system. we will see drier the cooler conditions in the balance, which will help mitigate the dryin

state assembly member matt haney announcing state legislation addressing the fentanyl crisis ab 6 ix 3 would allow mobile pharmacies to carry a medication to treat opioid addiction buprenorphine also known as suboxone is the most effective treatment for opioid addiction. >> it is shown to reduce mortality or the likelihood of overdose death by over half. but access to that treatment is limited. many pharmacies don't carry this at all. so this will for the first time in our state, make it legal to carry that medicine in a mobile pharmacy that will allow us to go reach people where they are. any measure is getting the strong backing of san francisco leaders. mayor london breed says the bill would provide service to those who don't have health insurance. it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support. >> with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team in people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. san francisco's health department director doctor grant colfax also supports the bill sayin

medication treatment for opioid addiction without the consent of a parent state assembly when matt haney young people who are homeless, or they fear the repercussions at home to get the help they need, and california lawmakers in sacramento welcome tennessee state representative and oakland native justin jones of the floor . the assembly, jones was honored by members of the state. assembly and the senate for speaking out about gun violence in tennessee, his protest at the tennessee state house got him and a fellow democrat expelled, but he was later reinstated. california's assembly also voted in favor of a resolution denouncing the people expelled by tennessee lawmakers. it is 6 55 with the warmer weather it here now the snowpack is melting a lot faster and it's causing dangerous conditions at river is around northern california plastic county sheriff's office has to police people have been swept away by the american river since april. 20/9 signs near the river say this year is different . they're urging everybody because cious as they visit the area. we need people to just stay out of

state assembly member matt haney announcing state legislation addressing the fentanyl crisis ab 6 ix 3 would allow mobile pharmacies to carry a medication to treat opioid addiction buprenorphine also known as suboxone is the most effective treatment for op oid addiction. it is shown to reduce mortality or the likelihood of overdose death by over half. but access to that treatment is limited. many pharmacies don't carry this at all. so this will for the first time in our state, make it legal to carry that medicine in a mobile pharmacy that will allow us to go reach people where they are. any measure is getting the strong backing of san francisco leaders. mayor london breed says the bill would provide service to those who don't have health insurance. it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support. >> with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team in people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. san francisco's health department director doctor grant colfax also supports the bill saying t

francisco assemblyman mad matt haney also wants legal supervised injection sites, and he wants narcanits in public areas like bars, gas stations and libraries. the state of california will loan $150 million to help struggling hospitals. the money will be available the form of low interest loan jones. the vote by lawmakers comes after the only hospital in madera county closed in january. several others in rural parts of our state, including el centro, hawkins and isola are on the brink of collapse. officials point to the pandemic, rising inflation and high numbers of medicaid patients as reasons for the difficulty is 7 24, california could force cities to develop plans to build more homeless shelters proposal right now in the legislature would require cities and counties to plan enough beds for everybody who's homeless, similar to the recently passed laws that required cities. plan to build more housing. the author of the bill, says california needs tens of thousands more shelter beds to house everyone living on the streets. advocates say that proposal needs to be teamed up with more f

assemblyman matt haney says it will allow young people who are homeless or fearful of the repercussionso get the help they need. san francisco launched a new community ambassador program in the mission district. today the mission safe streets program will deploy 16 team members known as community connectors along a 13 block stretch of mission street. they're trained in de escalation techniques as well as first aid and will also help connect people to support services. the 16 team members will join the five community ambassadors who have been deployed to the mission for nearly a decade. cvs will pay $6.5 million in a settlement for selling expired items in california stores. the items include over the counter drugs, baby food and baby formula. the settlement is part of a multi counting enforcement action initiated by several california counties that accused cbs and its subsidiaries of selling expired items during a four year span. california law prohibits the sale of baby formula and baby food past their use. by date, cvs says it is implementing a new system to verify used by dates and h