vice chair crawford, i member larkin is absent. chair. mathews a member. pantoja. i member sanderlin i and member tung i. okay. motion passes and i will transfer my powers of speaking. yes. thanks, tim. thank you. so, can we move on to the election of the vice chair? shirley we'd entertain a nomination for vice chair. i will nominate member crawford for vice chair. second. member sanderlin. tongue any committee discussion. thank you. and public comment. members of the public who wish to provide in-person public comment on this item. please line up at the podium now. each person will have three minutes to speak. for the record, there are no in-person public comments. this concludes the public comment section for this agenda item. we'll take our vote. vice chair crawford, i remember larkin absent member mathews i member pantoja. i member sanderlin. i and chair tung i. motion passes. congratulations excellent. can we move on to item number four? okay. item number four. approval with possible modification of the minutes of the june 10 to 2024 meeting. okay. any discuss

this happened at the corner of larkin and california in knob hill around 9:30 this morning. of the cars was flipped over on its side. we have some video posted to citizen app. and it looks like the two drivers were shoving each other. police got there a short time later and cleared the scene. thankfully, nobody was seriously hurt. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says it is no longer using ankle monitors because of a recent federal court ruling. the 400 people currently wearing them will be able to keep doing so as they await trial at least for now. wilson walker breaks down the legal issue that has them taking a united front. >> it is for that reason from the onset of this case, our office and the city attorney's office made it clear we could not safely administer this valuable program without the warrantless search condition. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff paul miamoto getting to the heart of the issue there. the sheriff requires that everyone who agrees to wear an ankle monitor as an alternative to jail must consent to warrantless searches while a federal ju

you can see the aftermath there and how the car flipped over on larkin street and what looks like an angry shoving match happening. no injuries have been reported. >>> then we take you to san jose. there's a new plan for the iconic mayan-themed building that once housed fry's electronics supermicrocomputer wants to create a tech hub there. the tech company is hoping to develop a new building to house manufacturing and warehouse space. the plan would keep the mayan-themed structure in place. >>> there's a lot of activity at cal today. crews at uc berkeley are setting up to host espn's popular college "gameday" for the first time this weekend. it's ahead of the bears match-up against the number eight seed miami. the broadcast kicks off saturday morning at 6:00 on berkeley's memorial glade. >>> still ahead, stanford researchers say scientific discoveries don't always happen by accident like they happen in the movies, but this time it did. the eureka moment that they say would be a game changer in protecting homes from wildfires. >>> it's never reported in any study and we also discovere

. >> about 9.30, this morning on larkin in california. streets francisco, snob hill neighborhood. police say a couple cars crash causing one of them to roll over. and that's when police say the people they got out. they got into an altercation, no life-threatening injuries reported not clear what caused the crash in the first place. the city of antioch has a permanent city manager. took a while. the position had changed hands several times over the years as the city. >> tried to maneuver through a federal investigation into the police department. there. and you had citywide staffing shortages. it has been rocky but kron four's philippe djegal was there as bessie. scott was introduced. >> since ron bernal retired as antioch city manager in 2021. the position has changed hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed who mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says has now been replaced by bessie. scott. i expect from all of our department every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the po

this was on larkin in california. streets in the hill neighborhood happened about 9.30, this morning. it appears the 2 vehicles got into an accident. police are still investigating what lead to the crash. >> happening tonight, eastbound lanes of 5.80, will be closed on the richmond. sandra fell bridge tonight. eastbound lanes will be closed again, starting at 9 o'clock tomorrow. both eastbound and westbound lanes will be under construction. westbound 5.80, will have the second lane close from 08:00pm to 05:00am the eastbound direction will have the far too left lanes closed from 09:00pm to 07:00am more traffic news. caltrans preparing to close the northbound 1, 1, connector ramp in san francisco through. >> the entire weekend. you can see here on the map. this is around 7th street where 1, meet i-80. it'll start tomorrow night at 10 pm last until monday, october 7th, the agency says the ramp closure is needed to repair some concrete barriers and railings. after years worth of damage caused by crashes. significant dela

this is in san francisco, california, and larkin, so do avoid that since they told us to relay that tour viewers. back over to you. thanks for the latest there, mike. well, breaking news, santa clara county office of education superintendent has been fired. board members terminated her contract. her contract without cause. overnight investigative reporter candice nguyen joins us now. this summer, candice broke two stories that brought out a lot of scrutiny to the superintendent. big news today. yeah. big news. laura. this news comes as a surprise to many staff members across the county, as well as parents of students. the county office of education tells me it will be business as usual at all locations throughout today. but it was late last night at a board meeting. board members voted to terminate superintendent mary ann duggan, who you're looking at right here without cause. they say they have placed her on paid administrative leave for 30 days, and that's effective immediately. so that motion was passed with three yeses, two no's and laura, one board member abstaining from voting. a

this happened this morning on larkin in california. police have not said yet what led up to this crash. >> some dramatic video from livermore where a fire that started outside actually spread into an attic. earlier this week, video shows crews putting out those flames at this home in the spring town neighborhood. they say the fire started yesterday afternoon outside and then spread to 2 homes. however, crews were able to prevent significant damage to the second home. but you can see a lot of smoke coming from the one where the flames we're in the attic. fire officials say no one was hurt. >> it ready for it pans and where issues every day. >> residents in lafayette waiting for the current heat wave to wrap up temperatures in the east bay been in triple digits this week. kron four's kathy trafton joining us now. i can maybe expect a cool down. >> like right now be a nice time to walk the dogs you know, the peak of the heat wave is behind this. hot. so we still have advisories in effect. it's just crazy. and it'll actually be a little bi

new details in the murder of georgia nursing student larkin riley, the illegal immigrant suspect who cops say committed the heinous murder, is a venezuelan national who crossed the unsecured southern border back in 2022. two men, investigators say, are in the country illegally from venezuela, are charged with capital murder in the death of jocelyn manggarai, a fifth illegal immigrant accused of attacking two new york city police officers over the weekend showed no remorse or regret. would you have done something differently? there has done a thing that comes to mind. only 18% say the economy is in excellent or good condition. us inflation has hit a new 40 year high, increasing by 9.1% over the financial year. authorities saying train de aragua, which has been linked with more than 100 criminal investigations here in the us, has now been found operating its criminal enterprise in apartment complexes. were you the last person in the room? yes. so if you want to end this disaster, you got to get out and vote. just go out and vote. you got to get out. we have to put it away. we're close.

that crash happened around 9.30 yesterday morning on larkin and california streets. officers say 2 cars crash causing one of them to roll over. that's when police say the people involved in that crash got into a fight. no injuries reported, but it is unclear what caused that crash. >> past 20 years at sutter, health's upmc in san francisco. >> women diagnosed with cancer had some extra help navigating next steps. the not can family cancer recovery program is free for patients during treatments and offers help to families too. proffers. noelle bellow reports. >> she articulated how important it was. to do this together and to help more people. and then a year later, she was diagnosed the knot. can family name lines, the halls of the sutter health see pmc center for women's health care. >> since 2004 dad, shelby and daughter, michelle have worked to create a cancer recovery program in honor of their wife and mom. melinda move in the past 2, a >> april of 2001 a long illness 6 or 7 years. it's a very rare form cancer. and i wanted to memorialize and choose not to go to

that's the one on larkin street. it's set to start at 4.30, in the short of its more stories highlighting the hispanic community because we are celebrating all month long across 4. >> scan that qr de oyour reen. it directed to the hispanic heritage section on ou webte. be sure to tune into our spending here to special hosted by very own theresa it's coming right here across 4 on october. 15th starting at 06:30pm. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington as the campaign continues. both candidates trying to woo those undecided voters with immigration >> all right, for your help this morning, ucsf study is saying that. >> screen time, lisa depression, exciting for teens. the site been a more time on your screens, increase the likelihood that 9.10 year-olds also to develop symptoms of mental illness. researchers say adolescents screen use a surge in recent years. average time spent every day on screens for non educational reasons is around 5.5 hours for tweens. they 0.5 for teens as a parent can prevent negative effects of ex

this happened on larkin and california streets in the hill area about 9.30, this morning. it appears the 2 cars got into an accident and the people in each car then confronted each other. police are still investagating what led to the crash. mayor matt mahan of san jose is urging support for prop 36 outside of san jose. today. the mayor join city officials in san francisco to advocate for a measure that he says will bring lifesaving resources to treat people dealing with drug addictions. he says the treatment programs will be an incentive over incarceration for repeat offenders. mayor mahan shared a personal tie as to why he's backing this measure. i was a kid. >> my cousin sold must fancy car. for drug laws. dropped out of high school, sold his car. and ended trapped in a cycle of addiction and destructive behavior on the streets. it was really that story that it may be better to just some of the challenges folks face. we need to expand treatment. we're not going back to an era mass incarceration. >> mayor mahan also says that the measures going to help small businesses t

this was on larkin and california streets in the hill area happened about 9.30, this morning. and it looks like 2 vehicles that got into an accident. police still investigating what led to the crash. >> dated san francisco dmv old one is set to become sight for hundreds of affordable housing units. governor newsom made the announcement at the building on fell street near haight ashbury neighborhood. it was built back in 1960, currently does not comply with sofety requirements. the plan to redevelop the site would have 372 homes for low-income families. plus, a modernized dmv office. this announcement comes just months after the governor issued an executive order to transform underutilized buildings into affordable housing, our rob nesbitt. we'll have a full report about this coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. >> in the south bay mayor matt mahan urging support for prop 36 was outside of san jose. today the mayor joined city officials in san francisco to advocate for a measure that he says is going to bring lifesaving resources treat people dealing with drug addiction. the treatme

an altercation after a rollover crash in san francisco happened at larkin in california in the hill area about 9.30, this morning. it appears 2 cars got into an accident. you see one there on its roof and that people in each car kind of confront each other. there's a a young child, a baby in someone's arms. kind of a scary situation. police are still investigating what led to the crash. san francisco dmv is set to become a site for hundreds of affordable housing units. governor newsom made the announcement today. the building is on fell street near. he dashed very neighborhood. it was built in 1960. and currently does not comply with safety requirements. the plan is to redevelop the site, too, have 372 homes for low-income families. plus, a modernized a dmv office. the announcement comes just months after the governor issued an executive order to transform underutilized buildings into affordable housing, our rob nesbitt. we'll have a full report coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. san jose mayor matt mahan is urging support for proposition. 36. he did so outside of san jose today the mayor j

minute qna so loss to participate in this is all taking place at the main library in san francisco on larkin street. and it starts at 4.30 this afternoon. we'll be sure to catch more sties highlighting the hispanic community is kron. 4 celebrates all month long. scan the qr code on your screen and that'll take you t our hispanic heritage section of the website and be sure tune in to our hispanic heritage special hosted by theresa it's set to air right here on kron 4 on october. 15th at 06:30pm. all right. stay up to date with all the local news weather and sports. you can stream kron 4 news on your tv for free. >> well, the new kron-on app. it's available for download on apple tv. roku fires tv, samsung. you also stream properties on the go with a mobile app. are we had over to kron 4 dot com and watch us there. >> we're going to take a break here at 8.56. but coming up next, fleet week in full swing across the bay area. we'll tell you what you can expect to see over the next couple of days. plus, in the latest blow to alameda county district attorney pamela price, an entire police departmen

those locations include san francisco's main library at 100 larkin street, the library in san francisco's chinatown on powell street, and the mission bay library on fourth street. the times these cooling centers will be open vary depending on the location. san francisco park and rec pools will also be open today free of charge. like san francisco, other parts of the bay area, many homes in santa clara county do not have air conditioning. san jose libraries and santa clara county libraries will be serving as cooling centers. they're staying open late to help more people get out of the heat. >> pga has downgraded its warning about public safety power shut offs during the stretch of hot weather. there's still the possibility of some outages in napa and sonoma counties later today, but the number of people impacted by the outage has gone down. now, about 140 homes and businesses could lose power. currently, there are no psps planned for alameda or contra costa counties. a spare the air alert is in effect for today. air quality managers say the hot weather combined with vehicle exhaust is resu

this has been their larkin, largest demonstration yet with workers telling us they want jobs that re stored that were taken during the pandemic saying they believe in san francisco and they know that the city will bounce back. >> i'm really committed to providing people from around the now let's talk about something that i think that we can get back to write and >> workers are also demanding better wages along with more affordable health care. and it's not just here in san francisco, but it's across the country right now. we've seen a total of 10,000 hotel workers nationwide go on strike since labor day. as we get more details on those that were arrested. and if a contract agreement is reached, we'll keep you updated. that's very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio right? thank you, michael. >> all right. it is 705. and some breaking news from overnight. look at this. a house fire in san francisco, snowy valley ended up displacing about 5 people, including 2 children spend you know, they're so close together, the houses going absolute

this happened just yesterday morning on larkin and california. streets. take a look at the scene. police say the people involved in that crash got involved in an altercation after that crash happened. no injuries reported. if they're foe. police arrested a suspect, they say hit and killed a person with a car thursday morning. police say they found and arrested 62 year-old johnston guess around to thursday afternoon he's being charged with a felony hit and run. this is one of 4 pedestrian related crashes to happen within the span of 2 weeks in the area. and a u.s. secretary of interior will be highlighting new investments for urban parks and access to the outdoors in san jose today. this comes from the outdoor recreational legacy partnership program. that event takes place at 11 this morning. and the forty-niners take on the cardinals this sunday. the team is played with injuries at the moment, including running back christian mccaffrey who went to germany to seek medical attention for 10 tonight us mateo native and new to the broadcast booth that tom brady will be on call for the

one of the cars overturned on a sidewalk at larkin and california streets. this was just before 10:00. this morning. you can see two people start pushing their hands on each other right before a fire engine arrives at the scene. no life threatening injuries were reported. san francisco will set more barricades in the mission district to try and deter sex workers from gathering. sfmta approved a plan to install barriers in the middle of shotwell street, similar to the barriers installed. one block over on capp street last year. it comes as the city faces a lawsuit from people who live on shotwell, who claim the city has not done anything to stop prostitution from her bedroom window. >> my daughter is watching women who are exposing themselves, standing in front of her house and getting into cars. we heard them fighting at all hours of the night, disrupting our peace and our sleep. >> critics say the barricades could prevent emergency vehicles from responding to a call. others say it will just move sex workers one block over, similar to what happened when the

. >> this is on larkin and california streets.ened about 9.30, this morning. 2 vehicles seem to show some damage in addition to the one on its roof at this point, we don't know if anybody was hurt or what led up to that crash are still trying to track that down. so we'll bring you the latest on this on air and online whenever it comes in throughout the day. we'll back of a police are asking for your help. now tracking down the driver in hit-and-run severely injured a man who was walking his dog. this is the latest in a string of pedestrian crashes in that area. christina battista shares the story of the family. >> this is the intersection where road open. i was walking his dog when he was struck by a vehicle. his family tells us that his daughter was headed home from work, which you saw a man injured on the side of the road. she quickly realized it was her father. >> and she's tad. what what are you doing years? you can believe it i take off prosthetic as they was bent backwards and it was hurting his legs, real meals. daughter im

gary, rachel moran, larkin. riley, they are young women who were brutally assaulted and killed by some of the men who were released at the beginning of the administration well before a negotiated bipartisan bill. this is a specific policy decision by your administration to release these men into the country. so what i'm saying to you, do you owe those families really an apology? let me just say, first of all, those are tragic cases. there's no question about that. there is no question about that. and i can't imagine the pain that the families of those victims have experienced for a loss that should not have occurred. so that is true. it is also true that if a border security had actually been passed nine months ago, it would be nine months that we would have had more border agents at the border. so do you owe them an apology? is what i'm saying. i'll tell you that i am so sorry for her loss. i'm so sorry for her loss. sincerely. but let's talk about what is happening right now with an individual who does not wan

ch central station cuts off at larkin and needs to be expanded to van ness. >> i love to answer the questioncause typical one. where is district 3? barbary coast, telegraph hill, wharf, north beach, chinatown, union square, embarcadero, united or not, nob hill, russian hill, polk, gulch and lower nob hill. a lot has to do with identity. you can look into architecture. there are plans local plans for each of the neighborhoods to have the central spaces. you mentioned a paurkt park. pocket park. i advocate for something stronger, including a central square and there are urban design capacity. my specialty. to make that really happen. the wharf is about having residents, so understanding each neighborhood and able to articulate urban design and social can enhance and punch them out. >> we are running behind time and i want to give people a opportunity to walk up to the candidates and ask their own questions. i will skip a couple questions. this is the last one and then you will do your closing statements, because i want to give you 15, 20 minutes to mingle. the last question and it will go two

it happened around 9.30 thursday morning on larkin and california. streets in the city's knob hill neighborhood. police say 2 cars crash causing one of them roll over. as you can see. and that's when police say the people involved got into a bit of an altercation. thankfully, no life-threatening injuries were reported. it's unclear though, what caused the crash in the first place. well, you're looking at more than 90 years of history at the east bay regional park district, the district was founded back on september. 28 1934 and that in celebration of the milestone park official shared their archive photo collection on their website. the district unseen, 73 parks more than 1000 trails. and 55 miles of shoreline. and these photos were taken by martin j cooney and nancy mckay, cooney photographed the park district from the 60's to the 80's. and mckay photographed for 37 years. starting back in the 70's very you know what that sound means or get ready for the show in the sky. the blue angels will be flying back into town next week for san francisco's ann

those locations include san francisco's main library at 100 larkin street, the library in san francisco'sreet. the times these cooling centers will be open vary depending on the location. at 835 this morning, we're hearing from residents and people who work in vallejo following a series of sideshows that recently took place in the city. there were at least three of them over the weekend. police say several people were hurt. officers say hundreds of people were involved in moving sideshows that took over intersections across vallejo friday, saturday and sunday night. video shows a yellow mustang driving in circles before crashing into a group of people all hours of the night. >> it could be midnight. it could be 1:00 in the morning. it could be 2:00 in the morning. it can be as much as 200 kids just lined up the streets on both sides of the streets. >> when you hear gunshots, you. i automatically drop to the floor. so you duck, you know, turn the lights out and look through the blinds or drapes. and i guess the police were called. so they were scrambling, you know, going this way, that way

. >> now, a handful of campaign signs for pleasanton council member valerie larkin were stolen as well. if you have any information about these stolen signs, call pleasanton police. >> law enforcement agencies, including the fbi, are now investigating a series of ballot box fires. one happened overnight in portland, oregon, in vancouver, washington, a ballot box was set on fire at a transit center. officials in vancouver say this is the second time a ballot box has been set on fire. in that city. the latest incident was earlier this month. police say they think all three fires are likely connected. >> don't know the motive behind this. these acts sounds like a series of three at this point. but we do know that acts like this are targeted and they're intentional and we're concerned about that intentional act trying to affect the election process. we're dedicated to stopping that kind of behavior, and we're working toward that today. >> election officials say hundreds of ballots were burned in yesterday's incident in vancouver. in portland, officials say there was a fire suppressant insi

at the larkin street entrance to the library, and we are excited to feature remarks from the artist, and city librarian michael lambert and family representatives of maya angelou, performances and readings by youth speaks and african american shakespeare company and caret. auditorium will follow the speaking program. i do want to note that we have also reached maximum capacity for in-person attendance at that event, rsvp, have been maxed out, but we invite everyone to watch a live stream of the event online starting at 11 a.m. and details on how to watch will be posted on the project webpage and shared on all our social media platforms. on september 27th, the arts commission will host our first constitutional conversations town hall session, which will focus on the theme of freedom of expression. the event will be moderated by paul henderson and myself, panelists will include arts commission president collins. commissioner hakimi, human rights commission executive director cheryl davis, glbt historical society executive director and former president of the arts commission roberto ord

listen, i keep trying, but couldn't larkin's husband have pulled such a dirty trick?gentlemanly somehow, genych, just don't blab to my people, yeah, i understand, no, tomorrow we'll write a paper in the academy in the morning, all our work will come to a standstill without you, you'll spend a couple of episodes without me, and i'll come by in the evening and make adjustments to the power, so how will you get in, i guess? using quantum teleportation or a hole in the fence? dad, dad, you're my parasite, dad, dad, look at my school uniform, larisa, no one else has one like it, look, katerina andreevna, look, uncle gen, yes, and did she sew you a dress, parasite, that's so insulting, humiliating! aren't you leaving? yes, tomorrow morning, in general, we organized a choir, we, well, well, me and my the fedorentsy, they sing wonderfully, and the main thing is that they feel what they sing about, and the technique fades into the background, the choir of grandmothers, well, and grandfathers, came with me, and dim, tomorrow is september 1, grachev took the most difficult mater