their local supervisor hilary ronen pushed for the ban. vendors say she has not been receptive to their feedback. >> she always run away from us. once in a while, yes, she stops, she talks. we start asking questions looking for answers, she just run away. >> the vendors say ronen has not been responding to them. our calls to her office not returned. yesterday you see the group present add list of concerns at mayor london breed's office but only got as far as the front office attendant. vendors hoped for a response from the mayor. >>> happening today, new efforts to get guns off the streets. there will be a series of gun buybacks held across the bay area. in san francisco, the organization united playas host its annual buyback event. people can turn in a handgun for $100 or an assault rifle for $200. no questions asked. >>> the buyback event is at the united playas clubhouse on howard street from 8:00 this morning until noon. >>> and in san mateo county a similar gun buyback at the san mateo county human services center at 400 howard boulev

24 de diciembre y está repleto de vendedores que creen no cuenta con permiso y la supervisora hilary ronenvieron disponibles para darnos una entrevista. pero este último, en un comunicado, nos dijo que la moratoria ya ha sido recibida con beneplácito por negocios y la comunidad que la ciudad ha apoyado a los vendedores legales con asistencia y buscando lugares y no saben si será extendida. la moratoria es por 90 días. doña sofía buscó un plan b para año nuevo. >> pues eso es lo que estoy pensando, que voy a dejar a ismael ahí adentro y yo me voy a ir a aventurar con mi hija afuera a ver a donde otra calle. >> si mientras don jorge sigue esperanzado en enero pensamos que sí vamos a regresar para a ver que nuevas oportunidades nos da el año. cabe destacar que la ciudad también dio ayuda económica a quienes califiquen y comenzó a registrar quienes quieran ser entrenados en otro tipo de oficio. 1 de los de las metas, de los objetivos principales para esto es llenar la gran cantidad de vacantes que tiene la ciudad. césar oye andrés. >> y entonces si las personas que nos están viendo en este mom

. >> the group also visited supervisor hilary ronen's office who pushed for the vendor ban. they say they got little response. our calls as well to her office have not been returned. at the mayor's office the group presented a list of concerns to a front office attendant they hoped for a more robust response from the mayor's office. >>> all right. cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast. it's freezing out there. >> another chilly start to the weekend. good morning, kira and good morning, everyone. especially in the north bay. all of these areas you see shaded in purple there waking up to a freeze warning. talking about from mill valley to santa rosa over into napa with us until 10:00 this morning once we get a little more sunshine and warming up the land, but for tomorrow, this will be downgraded a touch to a frost advisory. overall, very chilly weekend. we are staying dry. that's the good news tied in with all of this. 33 in santa rosa starting the morning now. 30 in novato. going into san francisco and southward in the low to mid-40s. talk about what's ahe

and now i'm living in a shelter through program and it's all thanks to hilarie supervisor hillary ronen who oversees the mission district did not respond for comment about the ban. but on thursday, mayor london breed told kron 4 the reason for it is to put a stop to people who have been selling stolen property on the sidewalks. but she does not want legally permitted vendors to suffer. >> we want to make sure that our various job training programs and other things that we have to offer that we're extending that to them as well as an opportunity because we don't want them to be penalized financially because of all the other stuff that's going on. but the mission street vendors association reports many members. >> anticipated 3 to $600 this month and daily revenue in the mission district. but since they've been forced to move to to designated locations, they're averaging about $10 per day. many argue the mission is home to the latino community with corridor, giving access to more foot traffic and potential customers. we are belong to the saber. we are belongs to chinatown. >> this is the

and now i'm living in a shelter through program and it's all thanks to hilarie supervisor hillary ronen who oversees the mission district did not respond for comment about the ban. >> but on thursday, mayor london breed told kron 4 the reason for it is to put a stop to people who have been selling stolen property on the sidewalks. but she does not want legally permitted vendors to suffer. >> we want to make sure that our various job training programs and other things that we have to offer that we're extending that to them as well as an opportunity because we don't want them to be penalized financially because of all the other stuff that's going but the mission street vendors association reports many members. >> anticipated 3 to $600 this month and daily revenue in the mission district. but since they've been forced to move to to designated locations, they're averaging about $10 per day. many argue the mission is home to the latino community with corridor, giving access to more foot traffic and potential customers we a lot of the saber. we are now belongs to chinatown. >> this is the lat

and now i'm living in a shelter through program and it's all thanks to hilarie supervisor hillary ronen who oversees the mission district did not respond for comment about the ban. >> but on thursday, mayor london breed told kron 4 the reason for it is to put a stop to people who have been selling stolen property on the sidewalks. but she does not want legally permitted vendors to suffer. >> we want to make sure that our various job training programs and other things that we have to offer that we're extending that to them as well as an opportunity because we don't want them to be penalized financially because of all the other stuff that's going but the mission street vendors association reports many members. >> anticipated 3 to $600 this month and daily revenue in the mission district. but since they've been forced to move to to designated locations, they're averaging about $10 per day. many argue the mission is home to the latino community with corridor, giving access to more foot traffic and potential customers we a lot of the saber. we are now belongs to chinatown. >> this is the lat