here in hayes valley and have more police cruisers drive around, especially before dawn. live in studio henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. yeah, you can really understand his frustration. >> all right. thanks so much, henry. appreciate it. well, to the south bay we go now. people living at an apartment complex in san jose say they are concerned about the safety of their mail. residents at meridian apartments say their letter carrier was robbed and that his master key was taken. well, now, neighbors claim that much of their mail has been stolen. >> the person signed my husband's name and then wrote pay to the order of and then his name. that leaves us vulnerable. i mean, we have to check our mail constantly. >> law enforcement says these residents are not alone. authorities say mail theft at community boxes is up about 87% since the pandemic. and so they're cracking down just last month, investigators broke up a mail theft ring in santa clara, making 12 arrests and congressman jimmy panetta is now pushing the postal service to move to electronic locks. also in san jose, a grou

the executive chef at hayes believes his restaurant at octavia and hayes in san francisco's hayes valley has been hit by the same burglar. three times since july. the intruder didn't take much, but caused at least $13,000 in damage. >> i love san francisco. we're not in a doom loop. this this area specifically is thriving, but we need a little more help from the city. >> surveillance video shows this man squeezing through the restaurant's accordion gates at about five sunday morning. he then used some kind of tool to shatter the glass door. >> came in, hopped over the bar, opened the registers. nothing in the registers. got nothing and then left. >> altman says this video shows possibly the same man breaking another window back in july. also at 5 a.m, nothing was taken because he didn't go inside. and in another incident last month, someone broke another window near the bar and stole a couple bottles of liquor. on monday, this crew was on site to replace the two one inch thick, double pane insulated glass panels that were broken from the first two incidents. >> these are really specific.

there's a san francisco hayes valley restaurant that's been repeatedly targeted by thieves. yeah, it's run by longtime bay area chef and food network personality, joy altman that he talked about this most recent break-in with kron 4 sarah stinson. >> 2 windows here at hay. z's are already boarded up and now thieves have targeted this restaurant yet again, this time early sunday morning and through the front door he sees restaurant is reeling from a break in on the heels of celebrating 2 years of business in hayes valley, the neighborhoods aren't getting enough support from the city to make sure that they're able executive chef joey altman r- says it happened around 5 in the morning sunday. >> and it's all captured on security video pulls apart, are courting gate slips through takes a ball ping. hammer cracks the window of the glass of the front climbs through, jumps over the bar, opens up the register's cesar, nothing. nothing in. it goes to the other register season, nothing in it and then leaves the restaurant filed a police report and replace the door in time for sunday b

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let's get to the big story which is a restaurant in hayes valley in san francisco. the keep getting hit by thieves and vandals. yeah, the executive chef. he's speaking out now and sharing video from yesterday morning's break-in. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> 2 windows here at hay. z's are already boarded up and now thieves have targeted this restaurant yet again, this time early sunday morning and through the front door he sees restaurant is reeling from a break in on the heels of celebrating 2 years of business in hayes valley, the neighborhoods aren't getting enough support from the city to make sure that they're able to survive and thrive. the executive chef joey altman says it happened around 5 in the morning sunday. >> and it's all captured on security video pulls apart, are courting gate slips through takes a ball ping. hammer cracks the window of the glass of the front climbs through, jumps over the bar, opens up the register's cesar, nothing. nothing in. it goes to the other register season, nothing in it and then leaves the restaurant filed a po

a restaurant in hayes valley targeted once again by thieves and vandals. what the business owners requesting from the city. plus, thousands of mexican americans kicking off pair of hispanic heritage month in san jose on the eve of mexico's independence day. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> a happy monday to you. i'm daria and i'm james and we're starting this monday with what looks to be fairly nice conditions that there was little cool yesterday. you may have known it started getting a little confusing. yes, i have people saying what? what are these clouds is? this rain is not rain. dave is sorting it out friday. james and darya. good morning. good morning. everybody will get a little flavor of fall. it looks like it'll be this round for a couple of days or having round one. >> there is a low that's actually overhead right now. not doing much except giving us cloud cover. and there is the risk of a few showers with all of that. but you can bet on some cooler temperatures and some windy ones condition

a restaurant in hayes valley targeted once again by thieves and vandals.the business owners requesting from the city. plus, thousands of mexican americans kicking off pair of hispanic heritage month in san jose on the eve of mexico's independence day. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> a happy monday to you. i'm daria and i'm james and we're starting this monday with what looks to be fairly nice conditions that there was little cool yesterday. you may have known it started getting a little confusing. yes, i have people saying what? what are these clouds is

a restaurant in hayes valley targeted once again by thieves and vandals. what the business owners requesting from the city and thousands of mexican americans kicking off hispanic heritage month in san jose on the eve of mexico's independence day. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> morning thanks for waking up with us on a monday. i'm darya and james, we've got. >> cool start to this pretty windy one yesterday. hold onto your hat, davis here for john. good morning. good morning, james and ari, good morning, everybody. in a little change of the weather for us as we get a little flavor of lot of, yes, we have cooler temperatures did have some winds overnight. we've got to keep that in the forecast a little bit. they didn't actually reach the technical criteria of wind advisory, but there are some pockets and you can see some little issues going on with all of that will still keep breezy in the forecast today. we have the fog pretty much trapped in here. there's that layer of dry air right above us. and it'

there's restaurant in san francisco hayes valley that was targeted by thieves again. the executive chef is speaking out and sharing some security video. >> for the most recent break-in kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> 2 windows here at hay. z's are already boarded up and now thieves have targeted this restaurant yet again, this time early sunday morning and through the front door he sees restaurant is reeling from a break in on the heels of celebrating 2 years of business in hayes valley, the neighborhoods aren't getting enough support from the city to make sure that they're able to survive and thrive. the executive chef joey altman says it happened around 5 in the morning sunday. >> and it's all captured on security video pulls apart, are courting gate slips through takes a ball ping. hammer cracks the window of the glass of the front climbs through, jumps over the bar, opens up the register's cesar, nothing. nothing in. it goes to the other register season, nothing in it and then leaves the restaurant filed a police report and replace the door in time for sund

. >> a restaurant in hayes valley targeted once again by thieves and vandals. what the business owners requesting from the city. and thousands of mexican americans kicking off hispanic heritage month in san jose on the eve of mexico's independence. >> from the local news station, you're watching you and for more news and team. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us daria and i'm james kicking off this hour with all 4 of us here at the desk talking weather talking good morning. so national chiao car seat safety. we got some local agencies working to make sure your kids are strapped in safely have to permanent, right? >> and taking a look at the weather. in the way when you drive to work this morning. well, lot of cloud cover, you know, and then we have the winds and everything and these cool fall-like temperatures, even though in this hemisphere, it's still summer technically, but tell it doesn't know. yeah. think of the whatever. here's what we got going on here. yes, from our mount tam picture. look, there were cloud coverage. you will notice. this s

will fight for the fillmore grocery store, i will fight for renters, i will fight for proxy in hayes valley and clean safe streets in every neighborhood. you know, people tell know the tenderloin problem are impossible. i tell them, i have done impossible things before. vote for autumn this fall and give your neighborhood hope. >> my name is bilal mahmood running for district 5 supervisor to run our district to the beacon of hope it once was. growing in the bay area my family visit the tenderloin every month. for the food, the vibrant immigrant community. it was our home away from home. as an adult, it is where i decided to plant my roots. because this district represents the dream of upward mobility and opportunity, because it is home. over the last 4 years that dream is at risk. over 1 thousand small businesses closed, thousands of units of housing blocked and double digit increase in overdose on our streets. city hall is failing us and it is time for new leadership. leadership rooted in community to deliver results, not excuses where we focus on solution and consensus building, not ideol

it was fellows from my office who volunteered to partner with hayes valley residents to get out thereate car free hayes. we are 100% committed to it and have been battling with the administration and mta to make it permanent. the golden gate greenway has is a vision of the tenderloin community. it's amazing we went to bat and got the funding both from the fed, the federal level and the county transportation authority. so we are doing that work, and i really would just encourage everyone in this room, but especially folks who are running for office to join with us in some of these efforts because it's really important. i also just want to note the fillmore mini park, very proud that we reopened the fillmore mini park in the last year, and also the buchanan mall, which we secured a massive amount of funding from the department of transportation, the federal government to make that open green space a reality as well. thank you. thank you very much. candidate scotty. thank you. i think one of the things that stands out to me when we think about our public spaces and our green spaces is, d

again, this restaurant in hayes valley. >> reeling from overnight break-ins and a south bay vineyard at the center of a zoning dispute by the owners are getting hit with daily fines for letting an employee live on the grounds. we're going to hear from that co-owner today. also, the fbi speaking out now after former president donald trump appeared to be targeted in an assassination attempt for the second time. new details came out today wil >> questions are swirling after a gunman camped outside of former president donald trump's florida golf course and what the fbi's describing as an assassination plot. our dc's raquel martin joins us now live. we'll get the latest from her right now. thanks for joining us. >> the guys will here in washington with the lawmakers a bit of confusion and even shocked to see this unravel, of course, is the second attempted assassination against former president donald trump in the last 2 months in. we're starting to see both republicans and democrats say they're ready to increase security around the former president, if tb. a new body camera footage shows

hayes valley for all is calling on the city to develop housing on what's known as parcel k along hayes street. the group says parcel k was earmarked to become 100% affordable housing after residents voted to approve it. in a proposition on that land, 25 years ago. now, they claim the city has been stalling here for decades. the mayor's office of housing and community development has responded to the push for developing parcel k, saying san francisco prioritizes moving properties into the development pipeline by assessing each site's competitiveness for state funds, capacity for units, and by looking at the pipeline's overall geographic distribution to ensure equitable access to affordable housing. for these reasons, the mayor's office of housing and community development is not prioritizing parcel k for the development in the next 3 to 5 years. >> new at six tonight, a series of house fires today kept crews busy. we'll begin in san francisco this afternoon and smoke was seen coming from a home in the bayview hunters point neighborhood. crews say this fire originated in the garage. no i

the executive chef at hayes's believes his restaurant at octavia and hayes in san francisco's hayes valley has been hit by the same burglar three times since july. the intruder didn't take much, but caused at least $13,000 in damage. >> i love san francisco. we're not in a doom loop. this this area specifically is thriving, but we need a little more help from the city. >> surveillance video shows this man squeezing through the restaurant's accordion gates at about five sunday morning. he then used some kind of tool to shatter the glass door. >> came in, hopped over the bar, opened the registers. nothing in the registers. got nothing and then left. >> altman says this video shows possibly the same man breaking another window back in july. also at 5 a.m, nothing was taken because he didn't go inside. and in another incident last month, someone broke another window near the bar and stole a couple bottles of liquor. on monday, this crew was on site to replace the two one inch thick, double pane insulated glass panels that were broken from the first two incidents. >> these are really specific.

a restaurant in the hayes valley continues to be targeted by thieves and vandals. the executive chef was speaking out today sharing security video from this morning's break-in. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> 2 windows here at hay z's are already boarded up and now thieves have targeted this restaurant yet again, this time early sunday morning and through the front door he sees restaurant is reeling from a break in on the heels of celebrating 2 years of business in valley, the neighborhoods aren't getting enough support from the city to make sure that they're able to survive and thrive. the executive chef joey altman says it happened around 5 in the morning sunday. >> and it's all captured on security video pulls apart, are courting gate slips through takes a ball ping. hammer cracks the window of the glass of the front climbs through, jumps over the bar, opens up the register's cesar, nothing. nothing in. it goes to the other register season, nothing in it and then leaves the restaurant filed a police report and replace the door in time for sunday brunch s

in just a week before its two-year anniversary happened yesterday morning at hazy the cities, hayes valley neighborhood. the whole thing caught on camera, you can see the suspect break the glass door with a hammer and then. climb inside. the owner says that the suspect left empty-handed after checking both registers behind the bar and finding nothing inside. the executive chef says the restaurant's been vandalized 2 other times. he's now asking for more support from police in leaders. >> if there was just patrols every now and then going through here, this would be happening. these are the heart and soul of san francisco's commerce. and if we don't protect them, the city is going to continue getting this reputation for being doom loop. >> the executive chef says it cost more than $10,000 to replace the glass that's been broken 3 times he says now we have reached out to city officials to ask what they're doing to protect local businesses from break-ins so far. haven't heard back. genetics testing company. 23 in me will now have to pay 10's of millions of users following a data breach. the s

known this happen in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news businesses in san francisco as hayes valley are asking for more support from the city after a restaurant is. >> targeted by thieves and vandals video shows a person breaking into hays ease the thief leaving empty handed as it was no money in the register. but the executive chef there says that replacing the broken in previously vandalized last cost more than $10,000. >> if there was just patrols every now and then going through here, this would be happening. these are the heart and soul of san francisco's commerce. and if we don't protect them, the city's going to continue getting this reputation for being in a doom loop. >> hey, z's will celebrate their 2 year anniversary on september. 26 the longtime chef joey altman. there says that he looks forward to more years in the city. but san francisco won't thrive. he says without support from police and leaders. meantime, public safety and san francisco front and center today, mayor london breed along with other law enforcement officials unveiling a pilot program that embraces tech

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. >> in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 businesses in hayes valley and san francisco are asking for more support from the city after a restaurant is targeted by thieves and vandals video shows a person breaking into hays ease. the thief left empty-handed as there was no money in the register. but the executive chef there says that replacing the broken in previously vandalized glass cost more than $10,000 if there was just patrols every now and then going through here. >> this would be happening. these are the heart and soul of san francisco's commerce. and if we don't protect them, the city's going to continue getting this reputation for being in a doom loop. >> chef joey altman, their hazy as will celebrate their 2 year anniversary on september. 26th, a longtime chef says that he looks forward to more years here in the city. but san francisco won't thrive without support from police in leaders. he says we reached out to the mayor's office and supervisor dean preston's office. about what's being done to protect businesses. but so far not heard back. >> developing news this after

restaurant in san francisco as hayes valley targeted by thieves and vandals again. and now the executive chef is speaking out and sharing security video from that most recent break-in. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> 2 windows here at hay. z's are already boarded up and now thieves have targeted this restaurant yet again, this time early sunday morning and through the front door he sees restaurant is reeling from a break in on the heels of celebrating 2 years of business in his valley, the neighborhoods aren't getting enough support from the city to make sure that they're able to survive and thrive. the executive chef joey altman says it happened around 5 in the morning sunday. >> and it's all captured on security video pulls apart, are courting gate slips through takes a ball ping. hammer cracks the window of the glass of the front climbs through, jumps over the bar, opens up the register's cesar, nothing. nothing in. it goes to the other register season, nothing in it and then leaves the restaurant filed a police report and replace the door in time for s

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pushing a stroller around and walking around our sidewalks in the sunset in alamo square in the hayes valleyused to live, right here, where my children went to went to childcare and preschool and where i work across the street. and, and i am struck by by two things. one, that we are working with, working with a phenomenal city. one of the world's very best and have made a great deal of progress in in making the city one that is amenable to a robust and well functioning city that that cultivates those looking to live, work and raise families here. and also that we have a very long way to go. i'm i am cognizant of how much work the public works department has in front of it. and also that it takes the concerted effort of city residents, the board of supervisors and the department itself to fulfill those obligations that we have to the city public works. is it is also a matter of personal interest to me by way of background, i while i have made san francisco my home over the last seven and a half years and am deeply committed to the city. i grew up in coconino county in arizona, where one of my