i'm calling on hayes valley. i just want to share some photos. this is some of the pruning that was done. we were a little shocked. about 80 to 90% of the foliage was removed, and the arborist that was hired by the 24 street folks looked at this and i think made a phone call to carla about how inappropriate this pruning was. that's one photo. i have a couple more. this is one -- i'm sorry. you can see they basically just chopped off one half of the tree. i'm not sure what the goal was, but it's very unaesthetic. here's another one where they seemed to have chopped off half the tree, and here's another one where they basically just chopped off half the tree. so i'm just very concerned about the type of pruning that's being done. it doesn't seem -- it doesn't seem right. i don't understand quite what the objectives are, and i'm hoping that they can come back and maybe fix it so that it doesn't look so awful. for the ones where they took off too much foliage, i don't think they can be repaired. but i just wanted to bring this to your attention becau

. >>> at 11:00, the riddler champagne barr in san francisco's hayes valley joins a growing list of san francisco establishments to close amid the coronavirus pandemic. today the alert announced it would permanently shut it san francisco and new york city locations. at least 10 other businesses in hayes valley have been forced to close, unable to survive the pandemic and strict regulations. >>> the bay area's black restaurant week begins today, highlighting some of the best african-american chefs and caterers in our area. we look at what sets th >> reporter: here i voodoo love , a creel restaurant south of market street in san francisco, the owner is helping what happens over the next few days will help that her business and other african-american owned restaurants more prominently on the food matt. >> it is pretty ation processes the health we actually offer, the vegan dishes, all of that. it means everything. >> reporter: she opened the restaurant 11 months ago. hers is a handful of african- american owned restaurants taking part in black restaurant week which began friday. the event

i'm calling on hayes valley. i just want to share some photos. this is some of the pruning that was done. we were a little shocked. about 80 to 90% of the foliage was removed, and the arborist that was hired by the 24 street folks looked at this and i think made a phone call to carla about how inappropriate this pruning was. that's one photo. i have a couple more. this is one -- i'm sorry. you can see they basically just chopped off one half of the tree. i'm not sure what the goal was, but it's very unaesthetic. here's another one where they seemed to have chopped off half the tree, and here's another one where they basically just chopped off half the tree. so i'm just very concerned about the type of pruning that's being done. it doesn't seem -- it doesn't seem right. i don't understand quite what the objectives are, and i'm hoping that they can come back and maybe fix it so that it doesn't look so awful. for the ones where they took off too much foliage, i don't think they can be repaired. but i just wanted to bring this to your attention becau

october and november and 90% nearly there and an agreement was from a selection of meetings between hayes valley association which is why we had input and the species list agreed upon by the haze valley neighborhood association is list from those agreed by the a tell ants in the past couple of weeks. this is different conversation and not a continuation of the same one and my second point has to do with the work that from hayes street and in that should have been left alone and i e-mailed the video of this incident for the public record and it was a mistake regardless of what they were it is still mating season and bat mating season until the end of august and the trees were left alone and assessed by a biologist and the work that should have been done and they're not going to stop. >> we're now moving on and would you like your video shown. >> yeah. >> >> i wanted to respond the plan was almost complete but not accurate at all. there was one meeting with myself and the haze valley and buff presented us with four species only and said you have to chose from among these and sort of self-appointed

i'm calling on hayes valley. i just want to share some photos. this is some of the pruning that was done. we were a little shocked. about 80 to 90% of the foliage was removed, and the arborist that was hired by the 24 street folks looked at this and i think made a phone call to carla about how inappropriate this pruning was. that's one photo. i have a couple more. this is one -- i'm sorry. you can see they basically just chopped off one half of the tree. i'm not sure what the goal was, but it's very unaesthetic. here's another one where they seemed to have chopped off half the tree, and here's another one where they basically just chopped off half the tree. so i'm just very concerned about the type of pruning that's being done. it doesn't seem -- it doesn't seem right. i don't understand quite what the objectives are, and i'm hoping that they can come back and maybe fix it so that it doesn't look so awful. for the ones where they took off too much foliage, i don't think they can be repaired. but i just wanted to bring this to your attention becau

. >> just brought his operation to hayes valley. is when neighborhood that has seen more attentive and many wondered if these repeople whom erer than 70 people of the more than 70 more than 7000 people we encountered. less than 10% of the folks went somewhere else. >> what drove the search? in large part it was the virus driving people out of shelters. covid-19 cost san francisco nearly 2000 shelter beds. for a stated that this make a city that started we went to 1210th in about six weeks. the petition a few weeks ago -- >> the hotel room is for people over 60 years old or if you have a health condition that makes you particularly vulnerable. >> i have heard some things about the navigation center and i am not going there. i would rather stay on the streets. >> would you accept a hotel room? >> of course i would, yes. >> this is the city's plan, a day by day effort that brings people back inside given the resources available. i just ask that people understand there is a meth d betigethem back faanevenlarg encampment problem. it even

so let's get right to this san francisco hayes valley weather underground camera because normally it's a great shot but you can see the buildings down below and then that's kind of all you can see because of the fog. now, we do have high pressure that's sort of going to help keep us hotter and also dry throughout the bay area. and meanwhile, areas like san jose seeing pretty good clearing and a lot of sunshine expected for this afternoon about 59 degrees right now, current temperatures throughout, probably the coolest part of our morning so far. and then by the afternoon, let's take a look at the hour-by-hour outlook when it comes to that cloud cover around the coastline and that fog. so, we'll get partial clearing for the coast but it will slower to clear compared to inland areas. inland areas, expect plenty of sunshine, i'm going to push this timeline forward all the way through tonight and also into tomorrow morning so very summer-like, especially for areas like san francisco, half moon bay, santa cruz can expect to see some of that fog as well, into early tomorrow morning. expect t

this video was captured in hayes valley. was injured rattling the flames, but is expected to recover. >> coming up, a pastor said he is willing to go to jail for holding church services and ignores a restraining order. why the churchgoers could be cited by the police. i amoaklan is the first day for express bus service. we will get the reactions from writers, coming up. >>> exploding on the field, check this out. the victory over the astros and the moment that emptied the benches and turned the game into a brawl. >>> a drop in temperatures over the next few days, not going to last too long, but i think you will notice into the early part of this week and i will show you what the >>> today a ventura county church defied in order to stop holding indoor services. hundreds filled the pews at the chapel in the newberry county, no masks and no social distancing. >> i am going to stand for what i believe in and for freedom. >> they are tired of their business is being destroyed and the politics of all of it, let it go away and let

it could help the hayes valley neighborhood who has seen about 20 bars and restaurants close permanently during this pandemic. >>> and an oakland stwraupt ress back in business t fwrin cha african-american chamber of commer commerce. she got a grant and now she is paying it forward by providing 300 meals a day that will be given out to the local community. >> until we started this project, we really had no true idea of how much need there was in our community for basic things like food. on this is really important. >> and she is one of dozens of recipients from the chamber of commerce that raised more than $1 million to supply grants to 52 local businesses. >>> smoke from the wildfires is still affecting our air quality, so coming up next, we'll be talking about the efrlts to protect the health of postal wok beers so that they can keep delivering our mail. in today's tech bytes... facebook is expanding its e- commerce features.the company is >>> and in tein tec"techbytes,"k is testing facebook shop to make it easier to find products. it is basically a shopping destination similar to inst

hopefully this will give a boost to the hayes valley neighborhood.hey have seen about 20 bars and restaurants close permanently during the pandemic. >> that is tough. >>> and an oakland restaurant is back in business all thanks to a grant from the african-american change better than ofmm. this sxwrant grant has helped this chef open for outdoor dining on the weekends and she is providing 300 meals a day given out to the local community. >> until we started this project, we had no true idea of how much need there was in our ghinity for basic things like food. so this is really important. >> she is just one of dozens of grant recipients from the african-american chamber of commerce and it supplied grants to 52 local businesses, they have raised more than $1 million. so excited to see that money being put to good use. >> that is great. >>> and coming up, the girl hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what ab

hayes valley shot there. current temperatures are comfortable right now in the 50s for san francisco. 60s in san jose. and i want to show you a quick hour by hour outlook of the coastal clouds. hazy sunshine in inland areas and then later this afternoon or into the evening we're going to see an increase in the sea breeze and we're tracking right now cooling changes heading into monday and tuesday. what that's going to mean for us is today's 90s are going to cool back down a little bit more into the 80s but look what happens at around 10:30, still will be in the 70s. by 3:00 we will be in the 90s. mid-90s and upper 90s. we'll go into more detail and what you can expect coming up in a few minimum. cierra? >> sounds good, thank you. we begin with an early morning surprise at the santa clara county jail. car crashed into the front gates. now this happened just before 4:30 this morning at the jail in san jose. reports say the suspect got out of the car and started threatening police. heading was shut down from fir

this will allow people to have more room to do some social distancing and enjoy hayes valley restaurants and bars. >>> and when they head outside there, kari, how is the weather forecast going to be as well as the air quality? that's been a big issue for a lot of us in the bay area. >>> it has been. some drifts of smoke coming in and i'm already seeing worse air quality this morning. it shows our weather pattern is changing. as we look at some of the numbers now it's a moderate for many of our microclimates now. better for parts of the north bay. as we go into the afternoon there's a possibility for the north bay and east bay. we'll see some unhealthy air quality as temperatures head into the low to mid-90s. for the south bay we're reaching 86 degrees and still some 60s in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend forecast as well as the air quality coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> overall, kari, the commute looks great. we take a look at the maps. green sensors all along the edge of the bay which is the perimeter of the bay and across most of your brid

now this is to allow people more room to socially distance and enjoy hayes valley restaurants and bars. those closures begin friday at 4:00 p.m. >>> here's some news niners fans probably didn't want to hear especially those season ticket holders, but they probably knew it a while back. the team now confirming that fans will not be in the stands when the niners kick off their season at levi's. the team cites distancing rules. they're leaving open the possibility to add fans later this season if the situation improves. some teams do plan to have limited fans in the stands as the season kicks off including the chiefs 15 days from now right here on nbc bay area. >>> laura, guess who is the hottest team in baseball right now -- the san francisco giants! yes, yes. you know it. they proved it again dramatically last night against the rival dodgers. tied at 8-8 in the 11th inning the giants walk it off with a two-run homer after battling back twice to catch the dodgers. the giants won that game, seven in a row. they are on a roll right now. we want to keep it hot, hot, hot. >> wouldn't it be n

so 24 street and hayes valley are sites that we talk about okay, this is where we can do that, but then, we're forced to maintain the tree at a much smaller size. >> vice president honda: thank you very much, mr. buck. >> clerk: okay. thank you. so commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> vice president honda: i know rick wants to go first. >> commissioner swig: y >> commissioner swig: yeah. so i'm sorry for coming off cranky. so i don't know, 12, 13 years ago, when i started as a commissioner on the redevelopment agency, i was introduced to the bayview, i was introduced to alice griffith, i was introduced to hunters view and saw how this city had abused its residents by placing people in what was to be temporary housing in world war ii, and that got me very, very dedicated to low-income housing and very, very passionate about making sure that people would not be relegated to living in temporary housing that was built in the 1940s, and here it was 2005 or 2006 -- i can't remember what. if you go to hunters view today, it has gone through a resurrection. if you go to alice griffith to

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i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery threebout 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still might get a value for an ava

i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery threeimes. >> since 2016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they st

the further inland you get with some of the low fog near the coastline do watch out for hayes in our inland valleys though, as we still do have some smoke coming up from wildfires. nice calm winds around our north bay fires this morning as well as what we're seeing in the south bay, some really calm winds in the vicinity there so that is definitely good news. the best news that we've got this morning as air quality is at least starting things off on a really good know we are looking at moderate with little impact poor air quality near the coastline and through the east bay, some of our worst stuff is still up in the north part of the central valley and now to the sierra foothills we're all that smoke is just stacked up there right there on the west side of the sierra don't expected to remain this way through the day we've had some big changes in air quality over just minutes over the past couple of days. so i'll definitely tree to try to keep you updated as much as possible as those air quality conditions do shift throughout the morning 60's 70's, 80's and just a few 90's taking on today today easi

have retained that physical space and we need to look at the best use of it to help supervisor -- hayes valley, western soma and whatever the area of the castro is that comes down the hill there near the center. >> looking forward to partnering with you to make 33 goff a reality and, you know, we're months delayed on that but hopefully we can do it. i wanted to go back to follow up on a couple of things that supervisor hainey asked about just on -- the 2600 searc sipp, how many of those are new to be acquired in 21? >> i'm sorry, the 2600, so we are at the number we're at today and that would be a good question for director roher and several hundred more still anticipated and then we reach the cap the controller was talking about financially. >> about 100 still to be under contract and that will likely happen and might happen before the end of the fiscal year. >> got it. and if you were to add a thousand hotels factoring in reimbursement, what would be the additional cost of that and would that be in the current budget? >> that would have to be, supervisor, in addition to the current budget. w

have retained that physical space and we need to look at the best use of it to help supervisor -- hayes valley, western soma and whatever the area of the castro is that comes down the hill there near the center. >> looking forward to partnering with you to make 33 goff a reality and, you know, we're months delayed on that but hopefully we can do it. i wanted to go back to follow up on a couple of things that supervisor hainey asked about just on -- the 2600 searc sipp, how many of those are new to be acquired in 21? >> i'm sorry, the 2600, so we are at the number we're at today and that would be a good question for director roher and several hundred more still anticipated and then we reach the cap the controller was talking about financially. >> about 100 still to be under contract and that will likely happen and might happen before the end of the fiscal year. >> got it. and if you were to add a thousand hotels factoring in reimbursement, what would be the additional cost of that and would that be in the current budget? >> that would have to be, supervisor, in addition to the current budget. w

so 24 street and hayes valley are sites that we talk about okay, this is where we can do that, but then, we're forced to maintain the tree at a much smaller size. >> vice president honda: thank you very much, mr. buck. >> clerk: okay. thank you. so commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> vice president honda: i know rick wants to go first. >> commissioner swig: y >> commissioner swig: yeah. so i'm sorry for coming off cranky. so i don't know, 12, 13 years ago, when i started as a commissioner on the redevelopment agency, i was introduced to the bayview, i was introduced to alice griffith, i was introduced to hunters view and saw how this city had abused its residents by placing people in what was to be temporary housing in world war ii, and that got me very, very dedicated to low-income housing and very, very passionate about making sure that people would not be relegated to living in temporary housing that was built in the 1940s, and here it was 2005 or 2006 -- i can't remember what. if you go to hunters view today, it has gone through a resurrection. if you go to alice griffith to

units in the apartments to wake up people outside of the bedroom is sufficient and like in the hayes valleyair into each bedroom now you need one in the bedrooms and outside in the hallways too. >> (inaudible) i think that's it. >> yeah. >> hi so my question he replace the city passed a number of new fire safety requirements that deadlines from january, march and july i went to the website recently and under the fire safety closure section have to sent send out a letter and the attendance that section is under revision so what is going on a new deadline are you guys. >> the deadline is next january. >> oh, that is and good have you guys seen the requirements quite onerous. >> none have changed. >> is there a plan or the deadline been moved forward. >> the deadline for the certification was always. >> i talk with you more about that. >> oh, very good thanks thank you very much. a wonderful presentation one question you mentioned again things to do in case of a fire so very detailed the issues were wonderful i we're adjourned if we have had assess online for the detailed information that you

going to settle back down it already is in the central valley and some of our inland valleys so do watch out for hayes yet again later on today. but overall much more mild day and air quality in general has improved as we make our way into the evening tonight, another push of fog with the cool coastal breeze will be pushing back inland. it's going help to sweep things out yet again and make for what should be a pretty solid morning as far as air quality goes again for your thursday mornings, this is all good stuff to be talking about firefighters are welcoming this forecast with open arms 60's for your highs in san francisco as well as right along the coastline today with temperatures on long the baby mostly in the 70's some really nice conditions seeing carlos redwood city mountain view each in the low 80's. well in the south bay talking mid 80's for most areas, san jose 84. morgan hill near 9088. temperatures in the tri valley a tease for you know 90's insight there while free might union city and hayward all the way up through oakland, a nice range of 70's concord up to 88 today and only to 90's in

do you enjoy are clear moments there as we will see hayes likely settling back down into the afternoon. 80's for the tri valleyhrough conquered while 60's and 70's from richmond to oakland to 90's on the map today and that's in pittsburgh in vacaville. well the way how and napa settle down into the upper 70's. 80's in sandra fell nevado petaluma and santa rosa, tomorrow's temperatures warming up as i told you that we will be looking at our hottest temperatures of the weekend actually on sunday though, and into next week it looks like we're going to stay warm inland. but temperatures cooler at the coast. james all right. thank you very much john a quick check of some of the road conditions for you as you head out the door this morning. our camera here at the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic is building a bit. at the toll plaza itself, but you're still making it through just fine without any major concerns only major issue we're still following in the east bay continues to be the situation on southbound 8.80 just north. >>fremont boulevard. we've got 5 cars or so that got tangled up blocking the 2 left lanes

hayes valley is a 24, the some disruption.e air is still quite warm with us at 75 fahrenheit. the staff at the weekend, however, we continue to see some showers, particularly into the north—west, drifting down into northern england and north wales. the wind is still a feature but not quite as strong and the temperature is not quite as high either. highest values in the afternoon of 15 to 22 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of holiday—makers race to get back to the uk, before new quarantine rules come into force early tomorrow. people returning from places including croatia and trinidad will have to isolate for two weeks because of a rise in coronavirus cases. the sentences given to the three teenagers who killed pc andrew harper are referred to the court of appeal to assess whether they're too lenient. lockdown restrictions are tightened in oldham, blackburn and parts of pendle from midnight on saturday people are told not to socialise with anyone from outside their household. the bbc understands the governm