san francisco supervisor hillary ronen has unveiled a new mission plan. this is aimed at removing blight, preventing crime and more ktvu christian captain. has the four part plan to try to revitalize that area. neighbors in san francisco's mission district say since the pandemic, the area has deteriorated. everyone needs to look at this issue, said claudia barada, really look at it, she says before san francisco was a different city much cleaner. others complain about homeless with no place to go or open drug sales and use feel like a lot of people are out here doing drugs again, which is, you know, not cool. i mean, there's a lot of kids and stuff now. mission district supervisor hillary ronen says the area has reached a breaking point. as the city is really focused on the tender line, which is completely understandable. i feel like conditions have gotten way worse on the streets of the mission district supervisor ronan says she has developed a plan to clean the area she's already negotiated for more frequent trash pickup and street cleaning . she's also

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen has unveiled a new mission plan.moving blight, preventing crime and more ktvu christian captain. has the four part plan to try to revitalize that area. neighbors in san francisco's mission district say since the pandemic, the area has deteriorated. everyone needs to look at this issue, said claudia barada, really look at it, she says before san francisco was a different city much cleaner. others complain about homeless with no place to go or open drug sales and use feel like a lot of people are out here doing drugs again, which is, you know, not cool. i mean, there's a lot of kids and stuff now. mission district supervisor hillary ronen says the area has reached a breaking point. as the city is really focused on the tender line, which is completely understandable. i feel like conditions have gotten

i am hillary ronen, the chair of the budget and finance committee.joined by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai remotely. he's on his way in, and gordon mar will be joining us shortly. our clerk is brent jalipa, and i would like to thank

it's areas like this that supervisor hillary ronen is plan aims to target. that will create hope her many system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're >> unfortunately, no, a lot of those votes were stolen. and so if there proof of ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. the board of supervisors together with mayor london breed unanimously approved the tuesday's board meeting. he's expected to go into effect in about 2 months. ronan emphasizes that this legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. >> and is instead meant to prevent stolen goods from being sold. she says wenders will be able to get information free permits and fee waivers. 2 local community-based organizations in the mission that the city made contracts with our small businesses you know, barely survived the pandemic. >> and they cannot survive. now when their streets are chaotic, when people are selling similar goods that they

mission district supervisor hillary ronen says the area has reached a breaking point. as the city is really focused on the tender line, which is completely understandable. i feel like conditions have gotten way worse on the streets of the mission district supervisor ronan says she has developed a plan to clean the area she's already negotiated for more frequent trash pickup and street cleaning . she's also sponsored new legislation aimed at controlling street vendors who are competing with legitimate mom and pop businesses in the area. there's competition, you know, selling some of these goods like corner markets for things that you know are much cheaper because they were stolen and not purchased. people that don't mean to pay business fees don't need to pay taxes all the things that small businesses are struggling to keep up with. the mission plan is also aimed at preventing homeless encampment fires like the one that burned here last month or the one just last week in a freeway overpass that left one woman dead. firefighters will now go out and proactively work to pr

it's areas like this that supervisor hillary ronen is plan aims to target. that will create hope her many system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're >> unfortunately, no, a lot of those votes were stolen. and so if there proof of ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. the board of supervisors together with mayor london breed unanimously approved the tuesday's board meeting. he's expected to go into effect in about 2 months. bonin emphasizes that this legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. >> and is instead meant to prevent stolen goods from being sold. she says wenders will be able to get information free permits and fee waivers. 2 local community-based organizations in the mission and that the city made contracts with our small businesses you know, barely survive the pandemic. >> and they cannot survive. now when the streets are chaotic, when people are selling similar goods that the

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen news weighing in on the controversy saying she's, quote, astonishedndreds of educators have not received their full wages since november. she's urging the district to pay its workers in full today. we also heard from the new president of the san francisco school board. jenny left. she tells us something like this should not and will not happen under her watch. so you have my through our budgeting process to really understand what are those functions of those positions and how are they improving? student learning? >> other news now and a big story, of course, is ukraine where russia is relentless attacks are moving closer to the capital city, prompting the mayor of kiev to impose a 35 hour curfew during the hours of 08:00pm and 07:00am local time there. residents will be prohibited from leaving their homes unless they're running to a bomb shelter. the order comes as many believe this will be the worst shelling kiev he's seen since the war started meantime, a camera man for fox news was killed while covering the russian invasion. >> here's our crew. ski

mission district supervisor hillary ronen says the area has reached a breaking point.s the city is really focused on the tender line, which is completely understandable. i feel like conditions have gotten way worse on the streets of the mission district supervisor ronan says she has developed a plan to clean the area she's already negotiated for more frequent trash pickup and street cleaning . she's also sponsored new legislation aimed at controlling street vendors who are competing with legitimate mom and pop businesses in the area. there's competition, you know, selling some of these goods like with corner markets. for things that you know are much cheaper because they were stolen and not purchase people that don't mean to pay business fees don't need to pay taxes all the things that small businesses are struggling to keep up with. the mission plan is also aimed at preventing homeless encampment fires like the one that burned here last month, or the one just last week in a freeway overpass that left one woman dead. firefighters will now go out and proactively work to

it's areas like this that supervisor hillary ronen is plan aims to target. that will create hope her many system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're >> unfortunately, no, a lot of those votes were stolen. and so if there proof of ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. the board of supervisors together with mayor london breed unanimously approved the tuesday's board meeting. he's expected to go into effect in about 2 months. ronan emphasizes that this legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. >> and is instead meant to prevent stolen goods from being sold. she says wenders will be able to get information free permits and fee waivers. 2 local community-based organizations in the mission that the city made contracts with our small businesses you know, barely survived the pandemic. >> and they cannot survive. now with their streets are chaotic when people are selling similar goods that they

i am hillary ronen, the chair of the budget and finance committee. i am joined by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai remotely. he's on his way in, and gordon mar will be joining us shortly. our clerk is brent jalipa, and i would like to thank kalina mendoza with sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. just a reminder while in the chambers to silence your cell phones and electronic devices. the board recognizes that public participation is equitable and the board will be taking public comment for each item on the agenda. for those watching either channels 26, 78, or 99, and sfgovtv.org, the public call-in number is streaming across the screen. that number is 415-655-0001. then enter the meeting i.d. of 2499-723-2102, then pound and pound again. when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussions, but your microphone will be muted and you'll be in listening mode only. when your item of interest is called, people in the room should lineup on the right side of the room and remote users should press star, three. as mentioned, we w

i am hillary ronen, the chair of the budget and finance committee. i am joined by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai remotely. he's on his way in,

and eupervisor hillary ronen said it was possible but it was cocaine laced with fentanyl. the medical examiner is still investigating >> and the speech tonight, a student at the california school for the blind in fremont was found dead on friday. the school says the student found unresponsive yesterday morning. paramedics declaring the student dead. chp now trying to find answers in the death. so far, there's no word on a cause. the identity of the student as also not been revealed in oakland. police say 3 young men are recovering in the hospital after being shot late last night. this happened and head and burger road. >> around 11:30pm. police say the group of men in their 20's are from modesto hayward, an antioch. the men were transported to the hospital and are in stable condition tonight. investigators have not released any information about a suspect or a motive. anyone with information is asked to contact the oakland police department will take a look at this scene caught on camera tonight. >> and we're police know on the hunt for some car crooks who took off with a

>>meanwhile, san francisco supervisor hillary ronen is weighing in on the controversy saying she's, quotetonished that hundreds of educators haven't received their full wages since november. she's urging the district to pay their workers today. >>we also heard from the new president of the san francisco school board, jenny lam. she tells us something like this should not and will not happen under her watch. so you have my through our budgeting process to really understand what are those functions of those positions and how are they improving? student learning? >>this all comes as reaction is still pouring into the 3 new members of the san francisco school board. mayor london breed recently swore in an issue lenny, much time needy. and lisa weisman ward to replace the 3 board members who were recalled last month. all 3 women are currently parents of students in san francisco schools, which is something people who supported the recall wanted to see. >>they've experienced plus makes all the challenges that people experience a loss i think the next the school district we have like so many iss

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen says she's, quote, astonished that hundreds of educators have not received their full wages since november. she's urging the district to pay their workers today. >> we also heard from the new president of the san francisco school board, jenny lam. she tells us something like this should not and will not happen under her watch. so you have my through our budgeting process to really understand what are those functions of those positions and how are they improving? student learning? >> this all comes as reaction is pouring into the 3 new members of the san francisco school board. mayor london breed recently swore in and shoe laney, mata, mehdi. and lisa weisman ward to replace the 3 board members who were recalled last month. all 3 women are currently parents of students in san francisco schools, which is something people who supported the recall wanted to see. >> it expands forest makes all the challenges that experience a loss i think the next the school district we have like so many issues to be wet, you know, for us, the unusual and then the hi

it's areas like this and supervisor hillary ronen is plan aims to target. that will create a whole system for street vendors that will require to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're selling. >>unfortunately, we know a lot of those goods are stolen. and so if there proof of ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. the board of supervisors together with mayor london breed unanimously approved the tuesday's board meeting is expected to go into effect in about 2 months. bonin emphasizes that this legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. >>and is instead meant to prevent stolen goods from being sold. she says wenders will be able to get information free permits and fee waivers through local community-based organizations in the mission that the city made contracts with our small businesses you know, barely survived the pandemic and they cannot survive. now when their streets are chaotic, when people are selling similar goods that they ar

hillary ronen tweeted about the deaths that happened yesterday morning. said "the tragedy of this crisis knows no bounds. we must do everything in our power to save people from this deadly epidemic." two weeks ago a 16-year-old girl died from a presumed drug overdose in soma. the medical examiner says on average close to two people die in san francisco from a drug overdose every single day. volunteers in the class kids foundations continue the search for missing oakley woman alexis gabe last seen january 26 in oakley. 90 volunteers gathered in braidwood to cover five locations. the foundation founded by mark class after his daughter went missing provided cutting edge technology to track clues based on gps . >> technology has changed the search-and-rescue game. when my daughter was missing in 1993, everything was done in house. we have searchers that are organizing tefhe country. >> here volunteers first -- search for clues by taking pictures along highway four in brentwood and hope any evidence found will bring alexis home soon. san francisco is ready to

it's areas like this that supervisor hillary ronen is plan aims to target. that will create hope her many system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're >> unfortunately, no, a lot of those votes were stolen. and so if there proof of ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. the board of supervisors together with mayor london breed unanimously approved the tuesday's board meeting. he's expected to go into effect in about 2 months. bonin emphasizes that this legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. >> and is instead meant to prevent stolen goods from being sold. she says wenders will be able to get information free permits and fee waivers. 2 local community-based organizations in the mission and that the city made contracts with our small businesses you know, barely survived the pandemic. >> and they cannot survive. now with their streets are chaotic when people are selling similar goods that t

police and fire crews have briefed supervisor hillary ronen and say it appears for friends may have purchasedaine not knowing it was laced with fentanyl, a powerful opiate, only one of those friends would survive. they all passed out in three of them never woke up again, and it is devastating they were in their thirties had their whole lives in front of them and probably didn't know that there was spent on there. the latest data from the city show overdose deaths are trending downward with 46 accidental overdoses in january of this year compared to 65 last january. dr david smith founded the haight ashbury free clinic and is the medical director for the avery lane treatment program , he says, mixing a stimulant like cocaine with an opiate or speed balling can be a dangerous mix. but he says many drug users may not even know they're mixing . he says they've run tests, which show more than 60% of the time the drugs that people purchased. are not what they expect someone you buy methamphetamine. it contained fentanyl when you buy cocaine and contained fentanyl. i don't know whether they knew the

supervisor hillary ronen says that this plan will target areas like san francisco's mission districtzes the legislation does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. instead, it's meant to stop the sale of stolen goods. >> our small businesses you know, barely survive the pandemic and they cannot survive. now with streets are chaotic when people are selling similar goods that they are at half the price because they're stolen and when it it really impossible to get into their store because the streets are so just it. >> so things like that are small like merchandise from pharmacies or handbags. this also includes this plan, a proposal to create an indoor flea market for street vendors using a vacant store front to house the market. and in addition, the program would increased trash collection in the area. >> 6.36 is the time and a new legislative effort is underway right now to make homes more affordable here in california. once again, it's called the california housing speculation act. and the bill's author is assembly member chris ward from san diego. he says he want

supervisor hillary ronen says the planned target areas like san francisco's mission district.ion does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. it's instead meant to stop the sale of stolen goods. >> our small businesses you know, barely survived the pandemic and they cannot survive. now, when the streets are chaotic, when people are selling similar goods that they are at half the price because they're stolen and when it it really impossible to get into their store because the streets are so just it. >> the plan also includes a proposal to create an indoor flea market for street vendors using a vacant store front to host the market. in addition, the program would increase trash collection in the area. >> we'll take a break at 5.26. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. new details in the investigation of a store owner who was shot and killed in the north bay. we'll have the surveillance video of the suspected killer. we'll be right back. i'm a millionaire! i'm not a millionaire? i'm a millionaire? i'm not a millionaire. crypto is complicated. but as a tax e

i am hillary ronen, the chair of the budget and finance committee. by vice chair supervisor ahsha safai remotely. he's on his way in, and gordon mar will be joining us shortly. our clerk is brent jalipa, and i would like to thank

supervisor hillary ronen says the plan target to areas like san francisco's mission district. does not apply to food vendors or artists selling their work. it is meant to stop the sale of stolen goods. >> our small businesses you know, barely survive the pandemic and they cannot survive. now when their streets are chaotic, when people are selling similar goods that they are at half the price because they're stolen. and when it it really impossible to get into their store because the streets are so congested. the plan also includes a creating an indoor flea market for street vendors. >> and then also in addition, the program is looking at other things that it could increase trash collection, the area, the things to clean up the neighborhood. >> we will take a break here at 7.26. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. new details in the investigation of the store owner who was shot and killed in the north bay. we have surveillance video. the suspect police are video. the suspect police are looking for. video. the suspect police are looking for. at jp morgan, the only defini

i am hillary ronen, the chair of the budget and finance committee.ce chair supervisor ahsha safai remotely. he's on his way in, and gordon mar will be joining us shortly. our clerk is brent jalipa, and i would like to thank kalina mendoza with sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. just a reminder while in the chambers to silence your cell phones and electronic devices. the board recognizes that public participation is equitable and the board will be taking public comment for each item on the agenda. for those watching either channels 26, 78, or 99, and sfgovtv.org, the public call-in number is streaming across the screen. that number is 415-655-0001. then enter the meeting i.d. of 2499-723-2102, then pound and pound again. when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussions, but your microphone will be muted and you'll be in listening mode only. when your item of interest is called, people in the room should lineup on the right side of the room and remote users should press star, three. as mentioned, we will take public co

i'm hillary ronen, the new chair of the budget and finance committee and i'm joined by safai, and supervisor peskin. our clerk is the wonderful mr. brent has lipa. and i would like to thank james and sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk, any announcements? >> with the return to the chamber, just a friendly reminder for those in attendance, make sure so silence all cell phones. the board are now convening hybrid meetings that allow in-person attendance and providing public comment in person and by telephone. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then we'll take those waiting on the telephone line. for those watching either channel 26, 78, 99 and sfgovtv, the public call in number is screening across the screen. that number is 1-415-655-0001. again, that's 1-415-655-0001. and then enter the meeting i.d., 2480 482 2830 ##. when connected, you'll hear the discussions but be in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining us in person should li