san francisco. we're kind of flirting back and forth with 60s and 70s with that june gloom holding on tight to us for the 1st day of summer. and past that as well. thank jess san francisco says it is seeing progress and its fight against drugs. the board of supervisors just approved legislation. to ban some tenderloin. retailers. from selling prepackaged food or tobacco. products overnight. it is part of a strategy to try to disrupt nighttime drug markets and police say they arrested 57 people last monday alone in the tenderloin. more than 40 of the people they took into custody already had warrants out for their arrest. police also seized narcotic including fentanyl, meth and cocaine. also just last week, the dea the fbi and the justice department talked about their efforts to cut off the pipeline. of fentanyl. flowing into the neighborhood. the feds say since last november, they've been extra jail time. jail time suspected drug dealers who have fled to latin america. they're also doing more to stop those night markets and overnight operation. have allowed them to file 20 federal criminal complaints. if you were dealing drugs in the tenderloin, it is only

and if you could name three lgbtq advisors for your campaign and three drag queens in san francisco. >> jessewoke olympics here while san francisco just won the title of america's worst run city. how many drag queens can you name? >> shannon: probably zero. these people are not serious. you can't take them seriously. this problem in this city, they got fentanyl addicts all over the streets. they've got major problems. you know who else thinks the country -- or the city is not being run well? the people who live there. back in march they voted to give the police more powers, less paperwork to use drones for crime, and they also voted it is mandatory people who are on welfare and suspected of using illegal drugs have to get drug treatment. the people of the city are desperate for help. this is not a right-leaning base that just voted overwhelmingly by more than 60% for these things. the people who live there, including the woman on "fox & friends" first this morning, used to be a fundraiser for president obama, she lives there, says the city has gone to complete hell and she is now a trump pers

painful, sfpd said it arrested two suspects, 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san francisco. >> the woman is facing charges including failure to control a dangerous dog, resisting arrest and also had outstanding warrants. it's been the better part of seven years that we've been fighting to get our neighborhood cleaned up, and it gets cleaned up, it comes back, it gets cleaned up, it comes back. >> we call 311 constantly. >> rasha's husband, robert fountain, has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years. in that time, he's witnessed its degradation. >> i'm on high alert from the time i leave the gym door until the time i get inside my door and that's not right. >> fountain has spent three decades as an event designer who has produced several of the city's high profile marquee galas. >> had pablo not been six six and 220 pounds and healthy, i'd be planning a funeral today and the city that i love so much and has given me so much would have taken and i'm getting emotional. would have taken the thing that meant the most to me away. >> it's not like removing one dog. we have more si

. >> jesse: and in san francisco it was just another day that ended in the letter y. [ engine roars ] roman candles, those are fun. blatant and outrageous crimes occurring on a daily basis coast-to-coast but biden is running for reelection so the fbi is telling you crime is down. attorney and retired nypd inspector paul moreau. the fbi comes out and says crime is way down. is that true? >> no. let's just break it out in a simple way from the get-go. forty% of the nations police departments don't report to the fbi with their crime numbers. what a coincidence. let's do the roll call. new york, la, chicago, baltimore, washington, dc which is federal themselves. consequently, what do they have in common? big blue cities with high crime rates and those numbers are not going into the crime reports. furthermore, the fbi has a habit of trying to extrapolate those numbers. nothing is more dull than statistics but it's interesting what they do. for instance, this quarter when joe biden is claiming violent crime is down, he's focusing on murders, murders are down the nypd and the fbi murder numb

san francisco's grandpa. >> he touched millions of people . as jesse mentioned, just across the street is the willie mays. say hey experience. it will be open tomorrow and friday from 10 to 4 with a special commemoration book open for fans to sign. >> and the loss of willie mays felt not just in san francisco but across the country. president biden, released in a statement this afternoon on next, saying we remember willie mays, a baseball legend and part of a long line of black patriots who have helped us see a better version of ourselves as americans and as a nation. jill and i send our love to the mays family, his adoring fans, and all those he will continue to inspire with his one of a kind legacy. and as we do, honor the legacy of willie mays baseball career, we cannot forget the steps that he took towards civil rights during the height of a controversial time in our history. >> ktvu crystal bailey joins us now to share his story of resilience during integration in crystal. >> well, julie. willie mays was not just one. he was not. he was the first

. >> sfpd said it arrested two suspects, 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san franciscothe woman is facing charges including failure to control a dangerous dog, resisting arrest, and also had outstanding warrants. it's been the better part of seven years that we've been fighting to get our neighborhood cleaned up, and it gets cleaned up, it comes back, it gets cleaned up, it comes back. >> we call 311 constantly. >> russia's husband, robert fountain, has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years. in that time, he's witnessed its degradation. >> i'm on high alert from the time i leave the gym door until the time i get inside my door, and that's not right. >> fountain has spent three decades as an event designer who has produced several of the city's high profile marquee galas. >> had pablo not been six six and 220 pounds and healthy, i would be planning a funeral today and the city that i love so much and has given me so much would have taken. and i'm getting emotion would have taken the thing that meant the most to me away. >> it's not like removing one dog. we have more si

sfpd said it arrested two suspects, 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san francisco. >> the woman is facing charges including failure to control a dangerous dog, resisting arrest and also had outstanding warrants. it's been the better part of seven years that we've been fighting to get our neighborhood cleaned up, and it gets cleaned up, it comes back, it gets cleaned up, it comes back. >> we call 311 constantly. russia's husband, robert fountain, has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years. >> in that time, he's witnessed its degradation. >> i'm on high alert from the time i leave the gym door until the time i get inside my door, and that's not right. >> fountain has spent three decades as an event designer who has produced several of the city's high profile marquee galas. >> had pablo not been six six and 220 pounds and healthy, i'd be planning a funeral today and the city that i love so much and has given me so much would have taken, and i'm getting emotional , would have taken the thing that meant the most to me away. >> it's not like removing one dog. we have mor

. >> all right, jesse, thank you. san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the mission district. it happened around 4 a.m. sunday near 16th and y street, less than a block away from the bart station. police say officers discovered a victim who had been shot multiple times and later died at the hospital. anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd. fremont police say a carjacking suspect is still in the hospital tonight after he was shot by a responding officer. we're told the call came in around 9 a.m. sunday in the parking lot of the skyway plaza mall on osgood road. police say they later spotted the suspect wielding a knife on auto mall parkway in. in the ensuing confrontation, an officer shot the suspect. no one else was hurt, and the suspect is expected to survive. >> new at five tonight. it's been two years since isaiah castillo was shot and killed in the city of fremont. despite a full police investigation, family members say justice has not been served. ktvu is anne rubin was at today's rally. she joi

san francisco. >> fans of the baseball legend are lining up to pay their respects to the man who was synonymous with the giants and san francisco ktvu, jesse gary joins us now. he's live in the city with that part of our coverage tonight. jesse >> julie, mike, good evening to you. and normally this is a meeting point for people coming to giants games. you want to find your crowd, your friends. you go to the willie mays statue today. it is a point where people are coming to mourn the passing of the say, hey kid, near the corner of third and king streets in san francisco, a doorway calls to those on a pilgrimage to pay their last respects to willie mays. >> it was supposed to be open. so hey, let's take advantage of the score. enjoy the museum. >> i was supposed to be in a buddhist retreat online, but you know, to me, willie is a teacher. say, willie, the say hey, experience is a museum. >> and also a shrine to willie mays. it has videos, pictures and memorabilia of what many say was baseball's greatest player. >> because of the situation, we wanted to open the space, give fans a chance to pay their respects. honor the legend that willie may

san francisco mayor london breed, san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse aragon all spoke at a news conference day. the event was hosted by the nonprofit housing association of northern california. outside 588. a recently completed affordable housing development in san francisco. the mayors and the executive director of the housing association are all in favor of putting a reg hoing measure on the november ballot. if approved by bay area voters, the bay area housing finance authority would issue $20 billion in bonds to build new affordable housing units. all of our communities are facing the deep challenge of the lack, the lack of affordable housingthe rise of homelessness and displacement, and it's an incredibly difficult time to be able to build more affordable housing. but we have the opportunity to change that. the bay area housing finance authority is set to vote on june 26th next week to decide whether to put the measure on the ballot. still ahead, a popular pharmacy chain you may shop at is closing more of its stores where ritd plans onlosing most of them. and one m

san francisco. >> fans of the baseball legend lining up to pay their respects to the man who was synonymous with the giants and san francisco ktvu, jesse gary, joining us now live from the city with that part of our coverage, jesse, heather and alex, anybody who comes to a giants game and you're trying to find your people, your crowd, and you say, hey, we'll meet at the statue or we'll meet at the willie mays statue, it's a place that is familiar. that is easy to find and easy to see. today, this place. and just across the street, a museum serving as focal points for emotions. as people pay tribute to the say hey, kid near the corner of third and king streets in san francisco, a doorway calls to those on a pilgrimage to pay their last respects to willie mays. >> it was supposed to be open, so hey, let's take advantage of the score, joe. the museum. >> i was supposed to be in a buddhist retreat online, but you know, to me, willie is a teacher. willie the say hey, experience is a museum. >> and also a shrine to willie mays. it has videos, pictures and memorabilia of what many say was baseball's greatest player. >> because of the situatio

what a beautiful way to begin the morning in san francisco. jess, look at that. >> oh. it is beautiful. hot town living in the city though right? as we head into the next couple of days. all that heat we've been dealing with the past couple of days is going to be a thing of the past. we're moving it out but i want to start off with that live look over the bay bridge right behind me. this is from our rooftop cam. the sun is starting to come up. we have a little bit of that marine layer kind of just being stubborn right now. and we can see that right behind me on futurecast. heading into the next couple of hours just along the coastline. close to san francisco. down into areas like pacifica a little bit of the clouds kind of stick around for us. that's the case as we head into this afternoon too. but other than that, it's a pretty mild start to the day. we're sitting in the 50s near san francisco. 60s off in the east bay. with some 40s just along the coast near half-moon bay. now many of us are still under a heat advisory today all highlighted in that orange color right h

they've been identified as a 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san francisco.e to control a dangerous dog and resisting arrest. and they also say she had several outstanding warrants. pam, back to you. >> all right, andre, thank you. a review by the state attorney general has found the san francisco da's office did not abuse its powers when it declined to file charges in the killing of a shoplifting suspect by a security guard. now, banco brown was shot and killed last year during an altercation with a walgreens security guard. brown was not armed. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins declined to file charges in the case because prosecutors did not think they could disprove claims that the guard acted in self defense. according to the review, prosecutors did not abuse their discretion when they opted not to file charges. >> our time is now 615. we're now hearing from an alameda county firefighter who was seriously hurt after battling the corral fire near tracy a week ago. >> i have some, full thickness burns on my left arm. i'm alive, i can walk, my a

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and rkeley mayor jesse arreguin met at aews conference on thursday. the regional barry housing finance authority or by fda is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area through a 20 million dollar bond. right now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to ollectely build about 441,000 new resintial units by 2031 mayoran says if puts this on the november ballot the pt is going help with encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, wched to first dase sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor london breed says that this bond is going to help of the city with several projects that are currently at a standstill. botha will a vote on wednesday to decide whether to put the measure on the november ballo

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse are again. they met in a news conference on thursday. the regional bay area, housing finance authority or botha is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay through a 20 million dollar bond. now, right now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build about 441,000 new residential units by 2031 mayor mahan says if bofa puts this on the november ballot and it passes, it's going to help with encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets, every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor london breed says that this bond is going to that city with several projects that are currently at a standstill. buffet will vote on wednesday on wheth

and san francisco and to you in san jose looks like clear skies there. let's talk to jess for weather. >>yeah. was a hot day for us throughout the bay area, especially in our inland areas, however, today we're right back down to average, if not even a little bit cooler than average and pockets like concord today we're sitting 81 degrees near concord yesterday. we were in the upper 90s. what a difference. 24 hours can make right unless you live along the coast, where we had a lot more mild weather yesterday we were in the 60s yesterday. today we're in the upper 50s near half moon bay. 60s near san francisco upper 60s across the bay bridge over in oakland. and we're actually warming up into the 80s. today throughout most the north bay. in the santa clara valley as well with blue skies. expected for us all throughout this afternoon here's our camera right now looking at it. this is what we're expecting those we head into the next 7 days will continue to actually cool down just a smidge more as we head into our forecast tomorrow. and then we average out a huge stint of time fr

they've been identified as 39 year old hillary flynn and 31 year old jesse ali of san francisco.nvestigators say flynn is facing charges that include failure to control a dangerous dog and resisting arrest. they also say she could or she had several outstanding warrants as well. we'll send it back over to you, pam. >> all right. thank you. andre the vote is set for today on bringing two giant pandas from china to the san francisco zoo. the decision will be made at the board of supervisors meeting. last week, a committee passed a funding resolution that allows the city to solicit donations to support the city in hosting the pandas. supporters say the pandas will draw thousands of visitors to the zoo and the city. critics say the timing and nature of the proposal is a distraction from some of the city's more important priorities. >> time's now 716 the united nations security council approved a plan from the united states for ending the fighting in gaza. the three phase ceasefire plan would start with the release of israeli hostages, and palestinian prisoners followed by the withdra

. >> all right, jesse, thank you for that report. >> the san francisco department of public health says that a new effort for treating opioid addiction is showing results. the health department is connecting homeless people directly with telehealth visits in the evening, right on the street, people are able to talk with an addiction medicine provider, and they're provided a safe place to receive services right away. the department has reached 440 people so far, up from 173 in the month of march. what we're finding is when we combine that same real time access to telehealth with that safe shelter we're seeing very high rates of people successfully getting started on their treatment plans. the department says 66 people died of accidental overdoses last month, according to preliminary findings. as in past months, the majority involved fentanyl. that's down from may of 2023, when there were 73 deaths. >> a water main break flooded several homes in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. firefighters say they got the call around 1030 this morning on laidley street. the water main break send

this school that's received a failing grade in berkeley, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news pro-palestinian protesters staged a die in in san francisco's mission district today. >> the group queers for a free palestine organized a demonstration video here on the citizen app shows dozens of protesters blocking the intersection at 16th and valencia streets. the event was sponsored by drag artists for palestine gay shame and queers undermining israeli terrorism. >> san francisco's first gay liberation protest was highlighted this weekend. the fifth annual people's march celebrates pride month, with attendees walking the same exact round as the city's first gay liberation protest back in 1970. today's event began with a march at the corner of polk and washington. it was then followed by a music festival and drag contest in the afternoon. >> dozens are recovering after a bus crashed into a building in tonight's west coast rap. what officials are learning from the bus driver and a small nonprofit with big plans. >> the new addition that will allow a south bay group to help more people in need. >> and temperatures today dropped off a couple o

jesse. thank you. well the top five candidates for san francisco mayor held their first debate wednesday night in frontold out crowd. >> incumbent london breed faced supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai, former supervisor and mayor mark farrell, and philanthropist daniel lurie. topics included police recruitment and funding, homelessness and the fentanyl crisis in their city, funded workers in the tenderloin handing out free packets of tin foil to those suffering from drug addiction. >> that is not the right approach. we've skewed so heavily to harm reduction, which i believe is part of the continuum of care. it's very important, but we forgot about building the beds and treating people. >> the solution is not criticism. the solution is actually being as aggressive as we can to try and get people to treatment and the support that they need. >> supervisors peskin and safai spoke on their work at city hall. >> we have organizations in the city that are getting money that are not producing the results, and that's why i led 18 months ago a mandatory audit of the services coming in. the department of hom

in san francisco to support a housing bond they say will help meet their requirements for building affordable housing. san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesseat a news conference thursday. the regional bay area, housing finance authority or botha is considering a measure toughen 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area through a 20 million dollar bond. right now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build 400,000 new residential units by 2031 mayor mahan says if off of puts this on the november ballot and it passes, it will help with the homeless issue in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which have led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor breed says this bond will help the city with several projects currently at a standstill off a vote on wednesday on whether to put that measure on the november ball

san francisco? >> richard: why not give them a home, jesse?rash it, richard, because every time they do this the same thing happens, they spend $25 billion on homeless and homeless population increased 30%. they spent $33 billion on 800 miles of high-speed rail in california, 15 years later, richard, you know how many miles they put down? 1600 feet. there is no way the government can solve these problems, they can even execute. look at obamacare, remember how great that was supposed to be, 60%, richard, 60%. how about the $7 billion in electric car charging stations? they put seven, richard, seven, you can expect the government come in and solve homelessness. it's never going to happen. >> richard: dana, the rent is too high and california, how do you solve homelessness? >> dana: i think you build more houses of all sorts of kinds, build permitting, clear it with regulations are ridiculous and giving away all this free stuff, we know how this ends, it always ends the same way, it does not work. what works is discipline, purpose, accountability

san francisco, 3 bay area, mayors joined forces to support a housing bond to meet requirements for affordable housing. san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse going all were at a news conference yesterday and actually oakland mayor sheng thao was supposed to be there at 10:00am, but she >> was a no show after the fbi raid on her home anyway. what this press conference addressed was the regional barry housing finance authority, which is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area's about a 20 million dollar bond for this. right now, the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build 441,000 new residential units by 2031. and says that puts on the november ballot, the and if it passes, this will definitely help with the encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets, every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which have led to first decrease sheltered homelessnes

san francisco, 3 bay area, mayors join forces to support a housing bond to meet requirements to build affordable housing. san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse are or when were all at the news conference yesterday. the regional bay area, housing finance authority is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay. it's part of a 20 million dollar bond right now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build 441,000 new residential units by 2031 and the mayor of san jose says that the november ballot initiative, if it passes, will really help with encampments in that city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> san francisco mayor london breed says the bond will help. the city was several projects currently at a standstill. the vote is happening on whether to put the meas

jess. she's looking at your air quality alerts. >>> absolutely. i smelled it over in san francisco this morning. across and the bay bridge. the first thing i did actually before even finishing my walk with my dog was checking my tap to make sure what is aqi and what is going on and what's the story today. is it a wildfire? what's happening in our local community? and i'm sure many people are asking those same questions as they head outside this morning. especially off in the east bay. for the most part, we're dealing with green on this map when it comes to our aqi but in the localized spot just in oakland alone, yes, we're still in the unhealthy and very unhealthy category and just local communities there. so we are going to continue to keep a close eye on this in the next couple of hours. head over to the golden gate bridge real fast and look at the clear conditions for the most part. visibility at in surface level is great and we're off to a cool start this morning. 50s in the forecast right now near san francisco and across the bay bridge into oakland all throughout the east bay and for the friends along the coast too.

. >> jesse: i don't remember new york city have needle exchange programs. that was a cookie san franciscorograms work? it doesn't look like it. >> i moved to new york city in 2013 and that's where a first shot of heroin. i used to smoke heroin and i got pretty curious. i walked into a needle exchange in the bronx and they gave me a pamphlet on how to shoot up heroin properly heroin properly. that's where i learned how to shoot up. used to be in the bronze. i'm not against needle exchanges entirely. they prevent the spread of hiv and diseases but there needs to be options for detox, medical detox and long-term treatment and it has to be incentivized. >> there's no money left because we're spending it all on migrants or the politicians are stealing at. we certainly have enough money for he have. it's like a billion dollars cactus it has 100 billion-dollar budget. where's the money going? >> i'm not sure. example of san francisco where i'm from the budget has gone up 500% since 2016. 1.1 billion a year and the homeless population has gone up 56% in that timeframe. the money is being laundere

jess. it's gusty as we head into the next couple days wind speeds today, anywhere up to around 30 mph expected closer to san francisco and just along our shoreline. here's the reason why we have a strong pressure gradient with low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south, just allowing for that onshore breeze to become a very noticeable all throughout the state of california and back here in the bay. eight to i mean, we woke up this morning with relatively breezy conditions along the coast closer to the golden gate bridge. but what what happens as we head into this afternoon? bodega bay is a good example. 40 mile per hour winds there were expecting about 25 to 30 mph winds in our inland areas at times, but other than that, it's honestly a beautiful forecast we had quite the week with the weather, especially with the heat wave earlier this week and then below average temperatures yesterday were averaging out finally as we head into this weekend, which is perfect for any outdoor activities, that juneteenth block party is going to be amazing with sunshine 60s and 70s in the forecast that's happening over in san

san francisco. >> richard: when are giving them a home address he? >> jesse: they will trash it richard.ns increasing 30 percent. they spent $33 billion on 800 miles of high-speed rail in california, 15 years later richard, you know how many miles he put down? 1600 feet. there is no way the government can solve these problems, you cannot even exit gate. look at obama care, member how great that was supposed to be? 60 percent richard. 60 percent. how are the $7 billion an electric car charging stations? seven. richard. seven. you cannot expect the government to come in and solve homelessness, will never happen. >> richard: of the rent is too high in california, to hide across the country. i think we solve homelessness? >> dana: you build all sorts of houses, figure out of the permitting, clear out to the regulations on -- that are ridiculous. giving away free stuff we know how this ends, we know how it ends. it always ends the same away. it is not work. what works is a discipline, purpose, accountability and self-reliance. that is how you pull yourself up and start to succeed. look what i

cheering, even -- so if that's the enthusiasm gap in a liberal place at san francisco, what is a tell you about the rest of the country? >> jesse lot and we have seen it across the country, bodegas, compton, it shocks you. you said there was a lot of love for trump in the room, obviously people definitely there to donate. is that of the anti- biden feeling or is it to the pro trump feeling? how would you define it? >> we had a lot of people in that room who had never donated to republicans before or to donald trump, they were new donors or they have always been democrat donors yet they came up. i believe chubey that to the fact that trump is making inroads into silicon valley and biden is really alienating people. he pursued a very hostile program towards immigration, very hostile towards crypto -- innovation -- wants to overregulate ai, sizing that is a lot of people in technology were asking what good is this for us? how does it help us to have another four years of president biden? and i believe that trump has shown that he is the crypto president, he is in favor of innovation, he is the link it to listen and you listened ex

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse edit the movie news thursday. the regional bay area, housing finance authority is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units all across the bay area through a 20 million dollar bond. right now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build about 441,000 new residential units by 2031 mayor mahan says that to if it puts this on the november ballot, then it passes. it's going to help with encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets, every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor breed says that this bond is going to help the city with several projects that are currently at a standstill. going to vote on wednesday on whether to put the measure on the novembe

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse ever again, that at a news conference thursday, the regional bay area, housing finance authority or is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area through a 20 million dollar bond. but now the state is requiring 101 bay area cities collectively build about 400,000 new residential units by 2031 mayor mahan says if baf a puts this on the november ballot and it passes, it will help with homeless encampments in his city. >> thousands of people living and dying on our streets. every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> mayor breed says this pond will help the city with several projects currently at a standstill. but that will vote on wednesday on whether to put the measure on the november ballot. coming up,

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse ever again gathered a news conference on thursday. as you can see there, the regional bay area, housing finance authority or is considering a measure tough and 90,000 affordable housing units through a 20 million dollar bond. right now the state is requiring some 100 bay area cities to collectively build more than 400,000 new units, residential units, rather by 2031. mayor mahan said if the bond measure passes, it will also help with encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets, every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor breed said this bond will help. the city was several projects currently at a standstill. but votes on wednesday on whether to put that measure on the november ballot. an

san francisco mayor london breed san jose mayor matt mahan and berkeley mayor jesse, our ed win met atursday. the regional bay housing finance authority or alpha is considering a measure to fund 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area through 20 million dollar bond. right now, the state is requiring 101 bay area cities to collectively build about 441,000 new residential units by 2031 mayor mahan says if puts this on the november ballot and it passes. it will help with encampments in his city. >> with thousands of people living and dying on our streets every single that we're working, families being displaced with young people moving to texas because they can afford to start their lives here. this measure will allow us to allocate billions, ford build communities and motel conversions, which have led to first decrease sheltered homelessness in almost decade. >> meantime, mayor breed says this bond will help the city with several projects that are currently at standstill. buffet will vote wednesday, whether or not to put the measure on the ballot for november. >> it's 8.30, a

. [♪♪] >> jesse: chris hansen's investigations have revealed that south american drug rings are operating with impunity in major cities like san franciscoe having on the communities they are poisoning. migrant fentanyl dealer's have san francisco's population hooked and now those junkies are stealing whatever isn't nailed down. watch. >> we also have fentanyl addicts who steal to either get the drugs or money to buy the drugs. >> correct. they will attempt to move the item over to the trafficker, traded out for fentanyl, or they can come down to these locations where they can sell it to a fence. we will full up -- pulled up to some right now. over to my left. >> what is happening over here? >> fencing items, selling, purchasing. >> dozens of people lined up on the street corner. >> jesse: open-air drug markets with drug deals and stolen goods sold off like a fire sale. just an hour away in santa clara, fentanyl has led to a surge in organized smash and grab startling locals. one jewellery store hammered does mothering's will the workers were maced with bear spray. -- hammered to smithereens -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ b

san francisco. you know, we've been talking about air quality when we've been talking about the fire fights and many places in the western united states. and for that, we bring in jess right now. maybe a little bit of a break in the fire temperatures for firefighters, jess? >>> exactly. there's a lot of relief in sight and relative humidity is higher. temperatures are more mild as we head into this afternoon. and to add to that the winds are relatively light this morning. i want to start in the south bay real fast. we've been talkingn't the north bay but the thin layer of haze with the golden glow from the sunrise over us this morning throughout the santa clara valley and current temperatures down there in the upper 50s and we're in the upper 40s all the way up in the north bay. get the relief in sight heading into this afternoon. now i want to start off with the marine layer too. that may gray is definitely sticking around for our friends along the peninsula this morning. san francisco, all the way down into pacifica, and half-moon bay, dealing with those cloudy, cloudy conditions and meanwhile inland areas anywhere from livermore into concord are getting some beau

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my name is jesse, the director of the asian art museum, san francisco. i'm glad to be the first to report. let me put on my slides as. okay. the mission of the asian museum is very clear. we are here to promote the awareness and appreciation of asian art for the all the public in the san francisco bay area and near and far as a city deeply informed by immigration. of course, asian art is for all. also, our mission is to promote and the awareness and appreciation of asian american art. i think this is a part of the new mission asian museum has taken on. so therefore we're also in the forefront in our common effort in fighting anti-asian hate. and given the prior year's cuts and budget limited to core essential, which are security, life safety, art, conservation and building maintenance, we know asian museum is one of the most valuable assets in city and county of san francisco, hosts and our city budget only covers the bare minimum in terms of essentials. and over the years, the cuts have really, really, make the challenging situation even more challengin

jesse to know reporting live for us from dc. >> tonight there will be a presidential debate watch party at manny's in san francisco doors are going to open at 05:00pm that it's open to everyone. you can also watch the debate right here on kron 4. it starts tonight at 6. all right, catherine heenan will be moderating a panel of our political analysts both before and immediately after the debate. coming up, a budget shortfall driving up prices for commuters who rely on the golden gate bridge when that increase is going. >> go into place. and the oakland fire department mourning one of their own today. what we're learning about the 5 year veteran who tragically drowned. also law enforcement gearing up for pride. celebrations plans from the sfpd to keep residents the sfpd to keep residents safe. when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even after every flush... you know your bathroom smells amazing. ♪ lalalalala ♪ month here on kron 4 and in the east bay. >> the city of san leandro is getting ready to

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news new at six judges are scheduled to hear arguments in the elizabeth holmes fraud case in san francisco next tuesday. >> holmes has appealed last year's conviction on felony charges of defrauding investors in her palo alto blood testing startup. her attorneys and the prosecution will both appear, but holmes will not be in the courtroom. she is currently serving her 11 year sentence in federal prison in the state of texas. the appeal of former theranos executives sunny balwani, who was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison, will also be heard on tuesday. new numbers from oakland police show crime is trending downward in the city for the first time in five months in 2023. >> there were 41 homicides, more than 1300 reports of robberies, 6600 cars broken into, more than 750 commercial burglaries, and 6100 cars stolen. now compare that to the first five months of 2024. homicides are down 20, robberies down 5, car break-ins are down by 60. commercial burglaries also down by 44, and stolen cars down by 10. now, last month, the governor's office said the surge in chp officers starting last

none of that gets zero hate jesse crimes on that subway and just a handfu: esl of arrests in thea look like a music video in san i francisco the fires in the skids. and remember something, too, was joe biden talking about how he is supporting law enforcement officer, a nice, prolonged lag law enforcement. they he came to town after padilla got killed. io city, >> he went to radio city. he had, what, 5 hours before that event. >> he didn't pick up the phone and call that family. donaldd nopick up trump went t. and if you don't think that matters, you don't think's america is law enforcement sees that and will vote commensurately. enement sees that paying attent. >>: they sure will.thank thank you, paul. thank you, jake. paul joins primetime next. >> if you're shopping for a home, realtor.com only shows you homes for sale. source directly from professionals. meaning you can trust every home listing is a real listing. don't all have to do that. not really trust the number one app real estate professionals trust it was only 47. aneurysm. did he have life insurance? do you know you got to get on it. check out selectquote. trust

jess smith, to tip or not to tip. >> coming up at 530, the trends being led by millennials and live new speeding cameras are coming to san franciscoow a 530. which neighborhoods are going up in? after getting a final approval by city leaders? >> eight people arrested for suspected ties to isis. we've learned all eight entered the u.s. through the southern border . one theory they were let in on purpose. >> watch where you swim. the area of santa cruz beach that experts are now referring to as shark park. >> good morning everybody. it's wednesday, june 12th. >> we're going to begin with a check of the weather. >> hi, drew, not shark park, i know. hey. all right outside this morning, sutro tower. we do have clear skies from this vantage point. it is a little hazy out there this morning. our air quality is good to moderate. we're still enjoying clear skies across much of the area, from the city to the east, bay to the south bay and the north bay. but the coast. half moon bay is the lone area right now that is reporting some sort of cloud cover. early this morning. temperatures right now we're in the 50s around the bay shoreline, but

san francisco courtroom . >> also, a giant bank explosion rocked in ohio town this week and tonight we know the cause. plus, it was win. or go home for stanford softball team. did they survive? jesses rights were violated when the city released records related to the high profile shooting of steven taylor. taylor was accused of shoplifting a baseball bat at a walmart store and threatening customers in 2020. officials say officer jason fletcher shot him when he refused to put down the bat. another officer, stefan overton, also used a taser on taylor, which was found to be in violation of department policy. overton's attorney says the city damaged his career by publicly releasing the records. the city says it will vigorously defend itself. fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter. his case is still pending trial today. >> in san francisco's hall of justice. paul pelosi took the stand and faced the man who assaulted him with a hammer. ktvu is christian. >> captain was inside the courtroom for that testimony. >> paul pelosi, husband of the former speaker of the house, walked into department 19 of san francisco's hall of justice ready to tell his account of what happened in the

jess. start off with live look at the golden gate bridge. socked in here on the north end so visibility definitely an issue for that commute as you head into san franciscos morning. so plan for that for that marin county commute and over at the san mateo bridge you can see it's a little foggy here too. but visibility doesn't seem to be an issue. traffic moving along well and it's friday light for that ride heading over towards 101. and metering lights are on but still no delays or brake lights at bay bridge toll plaza. a quiet commute heading over into san francisco. we do have a crash in the altamont pass. westbound 580 near grant line. so a little busy coming out of tracy. >>> all right, gianna, thank you. now to a developing story. fbi agents raid the home of oakland mayor sheng thao as well as three other properties connected to a politically influential family. we want to begin our coverage this morning with lauren toms at the mayor's home on maiden lane and what we've learned about a day of raids across oakland. >> reporter: shock waves reverberating through the highest ranks of oakland city government as mayor sheng thao's home was raided by fede

san francisco to the nation's capitol, the politicians putting reproductive rights at the top of ots minds nvidia surpassed microsoft with a market valuation of $3.3 trillion. ktvu south bay reporter jessede nvidia's headquarters in santa clara with the story. jesse >> julie, good evening to you. a $3 trillion. that's a lot of money. nvidia's ascension to this top spot isn't a surprise. it was running a close second to microsoft earlier this month. now the question what's the impact on the society, the economy here in the bay area and beyond? >> i don't think this is going to be a surprise to many people looking at it, that it has this kind of value. >> wall street's current tech crush tuesday becoming the belle of the financial ball. santa clara based nvidia, now the most valuable company in the world, worth over $3 billion for the silicon valley in general. >> that's going to be really a magnet for talents to come to the valley knowing that we have number one in the world, digital humans. >> nvidia is literal stock and trade is chipmaking. decades ago, chairman jensen huang saw the bend in the road before reaching the curve and began transitioning from rudimentary gaming graphics to g

jess. hopefully it's nice weather. >>> it's not only nice weather over there but it's going to be nice for anyone planning to go to chinatown tonight for the night market happening there in san francisco it's going to be a gusty weekend as we head into the next couple of days and you are definitely it more into the afternoon hours. but i mean even this morning, we're waking up to about the 2-mile-per-hour wind gusts near san francisco. about 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts just by the 10:00 hour in area lake bodega bay and now we're going to continue to watch the trend really light off into the inland areas heading into the evening hours tonight and wind speeds anywhere up to around 25 to 30 miles per hour are expected in areas like livermore all the way over into fairfield. but other than that, goodness gracious we just talked about the fair off in the east bay. night markets in san francisco. the juneteenth block parties happening tomorrow in the fillmore district in san francisco. we're expecting 60s all throughout the morning and afternoon hours. so beautiful weather really as we head into the next couple of days. i think it's worth noting that we're not seeing too much day-to-day cha

jess. >> can i say it? as a meteorologist. it's the first day of summer. doesn't it look like it with all the gray? >> that too. >> literally, it's like such a -- staple living in san francisco on you summer is not real here right? and that's true. i mean we're waking up to the marine layer all throughout the bay area. we're on the virtual reality map right now to show you that cloud layer and you can see it behind me too over the bay bridge as we head out the door this morning and cross the bridge into oakland or back over into san francisco and here's what it is looking like on futurecast. we kind of see it float around the coastline for a bit longer and clearing up down into the santa clara valley by 9:00 a.m. and then we kind of get a huge blanket of clouds just kind of filling the bay into the afternoon hours. yes we're kicking off summer in style. and that style is the color gray. here's what it's looking like for daytime highs though. pretty much around average all throughout the bay. yeah a little bit cooler near oakland and a little bit cooler near san francisco. san francisco, sitting at 63-degrees -- excuse me, 63-degrees today. back in 2008 we hate 96 degrees on

jess and i will say this, i had quite a bit of fog on my drive in this morning. and it was not really until you get to the top of 280 coming into san francisco. >> yeah. absolutely you know what i liked about that live cam shot? that was from black mountain overlooking the santa clara valley. take a look behind me real fast. this is from below the cloud layer down into the santa clara valley. believe it or not surface visibility not that bad. unlike some other areas closer to the -- you know, valleys up into napa and sonoma as well as just along the coastline where visibility is a little bit worse with the thick marine layer. we have the futurecast showing clouds along the coast into th10:00 hour. besides ha heading into the evening hours tonight we have some gusty conditions and we do this morning alone. i mean 20, 25-mile-per-hour wind gusts just into 10:00 hour and areas like concord and fairfield stretching all the wail back along to coast into bodega bay and san francisco. it gets breezier closer to the coastline into the 3:00 hour with about 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts at that point. close to around 40-mile-per-hour winds up near bodeg

san jose. jesse gary ktvu fox two news thank you, jesse. >> police are asking for help to find a man they say forced a woman to the ground and robbed her. the incident in san franciscought on camera. a church in contra costa county hit by vandals. the graffiti and broken windows now being investigated. you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just head to ktvu.com/email to sign up for that daily service. as a woman lost her family home in a fire. her story. as she struggles to rebuild her life and volunteers headed to california beaches to sample the health of the ocean. the bay area beach that returned low marks from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. it is friday, june seventh and it is, much cooler steve i like this cooler weather. >> well i think majority do. there are those who like the heat. pamela. but right. i'd say a majority of my experiences. they prefer the cooler here. so it's here. it's arrived 40s, 50s on the temps and a bigger fog bank about san mateo coast south to santa cruz, more patchy to the