. >> santiago lerma is the legislative aide for supervisor hillary ronen.ys sfmta is considering to replace. these silver steel bollards that are at least 3 to 4ft tall or these cement planters that are currently being used in berkeley. lerma says the setup would likely mirror what's happening here with two concrete planters on both sides of the street. a metal bar in the middle restricting smaller cars but still allowing bikes to get through, as well as emergency vehicles. >> we're we're looking at which is better, which is cheaper, which is going to be more efficient. >> but some residents are doubtful, arguing the existing process has been everything but cheap and efficient from stalled cars to deliveries. here's a firsthand account from an amazon employee. >> they go to the next block. we have to bust a u-turn. i don't think it's a good idea. the city can't come up with a better solution than than making people's lives harder. >> there was the traffic barriers. there was the cement k-rails. there was consideration of the water based barriers. yes then t

. >> that is santiago lerma, an aide to san francisco supervisor hillary ronen, the supervisor put out a community newsletter tuesday saying that starting in november, the city will ban street vending on mission street in the mission district. >> what we've seen over the last year and a half is mission street really being flooded with large scale fencing organizations, fencing, operation is involve the buying and selling of stolen goods. >> san francisco police chief bill scott is well aware of the problems in the area. >> we've done operations. we've we've arrested some fencers, you know, people that are that's what they do. they buy stolen goods for very little money and then they sell it on the on the, you know, the black market, if you will. >> lerma says as the situation is so bad that workers fear for their safety when asking individuals for permits to the point where our public works inspectors are now wearing bulletproof vests while they're walking the streets, they are escorted by police. >> but that is the level of danger that's out there for city workers. >> they have been s

. >> that is santiago lerma, an aide to san francisco supervisor hillary ronen, the supervisor put outy newsletter tuesday saying that starting in november, the city will ban street vending on mission street in the mission district. >> what we've seen over the last year and a half is mission street really being flooded with large scale fencing organizations, fencing, operation is involve the buying and selling of stolen goods. >> san francisco police chief bill scott is well aware of the problems in the area. >> we've done operations. we've we've arrested some fencers, you know, people that are that's what they do. they buy stolen goods for very little money and then they sell it on the on the, you know, the black market, if you will. >> lerma says as the situation is so bad that workers fear for their safety when asking individuals for permits to the point where our public works inspectors are now wearing bulletproof vests while they're walking the streets, they are escorted by police. >> but that is the level of danger that's out there for city workers. >> they have been subject to a

. >> santiago, lerma is the legislative aide for supervisor hillary ronen. he says sfmta is considering two replacements. these silver steel bollards that are at least 3 to 4ft tall or these cement planters that are currently being used in berkeley. lerma says the setup would likely mirror what's happening here with two concrete planters on both sides of the street. a metal bar in the middle restricting smaller cars but still allowing bikes to get through, as well as emergency vehicles. >> we're we're looking at which is better, which is cheaper, which is going to be more efficient. >> but some residents are doubtful, arguing the existing process has been everything but cheap and efficient from stalled cars to deliveries. here's a firsthand account from an amazon employee. >> they go to the next block. we have to bust the u-turn. i don't think it's a good idea. the city can't come up with a better solution than than making people's lives harder. >> there was the traffic barriers. >> there was the cement k-rails. there was consideration of the water based bar

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abc7 news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with santiago lerma. legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen and has more on what we can expect to start off. >> if this order is signed, this week, when do you expect the ban would go into effect? >> so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have alternative spaces for our street vendors to go to. so right now we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is what we're looking for the band to take effect. >> so the city station at 24th and mission street has been described as getting out of control. how will this ban be enforced? right. >> so the idea is to really make it easy for our public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. public works will be out informing people they are out there now, letting people know about the ban. and then once it takes effect, they will they will be out and, you know, just letting people know that it's not allowed to vend on mission street. i want to be very clear that this is jus

abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with santiago lerma, the legislative aide to supervisorllary ronen , and has more on what we can expect out to start off. >> if this order is signed this week, when do you expect the ban would go into effect? >> so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have alternative spaces for our street vendors to go to. so right now we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is what we're looking for the band to take effect. >> so the situation at 24th and mission street has been described as getting out of control. how will this ban be enforced? right. >> so the idea is to really make it easy for our public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. public works will be out informing people they are out there now, letting people know about the ban. and then once it takes effect, they will they will be out and, you know, just letting people know that it's not allowed to vend on mission street. i want to be very clear that this is just mission street for the most pa

hour, we will speak to santiago lerma, the legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen, about new detailsod morning to you. dry gusty upper elevation winds making it breezy in some neighborhoods, 58, downtown, 57 in mountain view, 39 in palo alto. half moon bay is 55. and from mt. tam, relative humidity just in the teens here, 44 santa rosa, it is 57 by the delta. so with all that wind mixing the atmosphere, 13 to 21 degrees milder. but the story really is the winds. so the oakland hills has been 38 to 47 miles an hour. mt. diablo was at about 50 miles an hour. you can see 20 to 30 miles an hour up in the north bay. so the strong winds will continue for through the first half of the day, drying out the atmosphere, bringing down the relative humidity, the single digits. we're looking at 73 in richmond today, 74 in san jose. and then we'll get into some better conditions with perhaps much cooler and cloudier conditions by the end of the week. >> all right, lisa, thank you. this week with george stephanopoulos is next. band. >> when we save you, save. we made a special purchase of new thor r

coming up during our 9:00 hour, we will speak to santiago lerma, the legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen about new details expected this week. well, to weather now. let's check in with lisa. all right. >> good morning to you. we're looking at a much milder start to the day and what a nice view here from our sutro tower camera. temperatures in san francisco right around 60 degrees. we still have some cool pockets and our red flag warning to talk about throughout the day today as the winds increase throughout the morning hours. stay tuned by accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> lisa thank you. coming up, tribute is pouring in this morning after the passing of beloved actor matthew perry. what we're learning about the circumstances surrounding his death. plus, putting a spotlight on female firefighters. how a local agency is empowering women to advance in their careers and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i c

hour, we will speak to santiago lerma, the legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen about new details expected this week. to weather now, let's check in with lisa. >> all right, stephanie, the strongest winds right now in the oakland hills at 46 miles an hour here in san francisco. it's a mild 59 degrees. some breezy to gusty winds in the valleys and the winds increasing for the next six hours or so before we see things calm down. so red flag warning, wind advisory, a high fire danger all ahead in my accuweather seven day forecast. >> lisa, thank you. also coming up, tributes pouring in this morning after the passing of beloved actor matthew perry. what we're learning about the circumstances surround his death. plus putting a spotlight on female firefighters. how a local agency is empowering women to advance in their careers is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generat

joining me now is santiago lerma , the legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen, who is tracking some new details expected this week. santiago thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> so to start off, if this order is signed this week, when do you expect the ban would go into effect? >> um, so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have alternative spaces for our street vendors to go to. so right now, now where we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is when we're looking for the band to take effect. so the situation at 24th and mission street has been described as getting out of control. >> how will this ban be enforced . >> so the idea is to really make it easier for our public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. public works will be out at informing people. they are out there now letting people know about the ban. and then once it takes effect, they will they will be out and, you know, just letting people know that it's not allowed to vend on mission s