lurie says his plan, labeled home run, will end unsheltered homelessness within the city limits of san francisco. it would create 2500 interim housing units during his first two years as mayor, and would take steps to get people off the streets immediately. >> in my first six months as mayor, we will create an additional 1500 emergency shelter beds that will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so we can clear encampments and connect people on the streets with a warm bed and a path to services. >> lurie says the city's current plan to build permanent supportive housing takes too long, and is too expensive, costing the city $1 million or more per unit. >> a plan to improve housing conditions for farm workers in half moon bay is moving forward. the planning commission has voted in favor of the project, which would include building a five story, 40 unit home for senior farm workers. the push comes after last year's mass shooting, in which seven farm workers were killed on two farms in half moon bay. the tragedy also exposed the poor living conditions on those farms. there have been

you and danny lurie have a lot of similarities in what you want done with the city and how you want to do it. do you think you guys will split the vote, hurt each other, and both of you don't win? or either of you don't win? i don't think that's going to happen. what we see in all of the polling and the data analysis after that polling is that my candidacy picks up a lot of those votes through ranked choice voting. so we feel incredibly positive about where we sit today. but again, take nothing for granted and really work hard through election day. how do you tell people tonight in these next several months, what sets you apart? i've asked you this before, but what really now? because this is a fluid situation. what sets you apart? if i'm at home saying, you know what, i like mayor breed. she's fine, i believe her. why am i going to change my vote? from my point of view, it's the combination of seven and a half years of effective leadership inside of city hall, because i do believe experience matters. you know, san francisco government and certainly being the mayor of san francisco, is

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lurie joins us now live in studio to discuss this plan. daniel, nice to see you. it is ambitious because you are also committing to building 2500 additional units of transitional housing in your first two years as mayor. that is a tall order. daniel how how do you get that done? well, heather. >> alex. thank you for having me. the next mayor of san francisco needs to run, not walk. when it comes to ending this crisis of unhoused in our city. it's like we've had a natural disaster and we're not treating it like the crisis that it is. we're going to build 1500 fema style emergency shelter units within the first six months. we have to get people off the streets, out of tents and tent encampments and into safe beds. we need to do it urgently, because once someone falls into homelessness, we all know this mental health, drug addiction quickly follows. so we need to rapidly get people into housing. we've learned we're not going to be able to build enough housing, permanent supportive housing in time to address this issue. it's time to start acti

, lurie mentioning his ability to work with various players across the city to raise money. >> we need to bring conventions back to san francisco. we need to bring tourism back to san francisco. we need to bring revenue. i know how to do that. >> current president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin, was also there. peskin, who has tried to present himself as the progressive alternative to mayor breed, talked about his desire to return the city to what he calls its liberal roots. he also hit back against claims he's anti-housing and talked about solving the city's drug crisis. >> i have been for supervisor consumption sites, safe injection sites. >> the progressive and supervisor asha sapphire spoke about his experiences being an immigrant and coming from the city's labor movement. among other things, sapphire criticizing mayor breed for her handling of the city's homelessness epidemic. >> we have a budget of $14.6 billion, so it's not necessarily a matter of resources. it's a matter of management, leadership and accountability in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news happen

and this morning, merrill canada, daniel lurie announced his plan to tackle the issue. and that home run strategy will focus on building more. interim housing and opposed to just permanent how which loury says takes takes many years to permit and build. leaving more people out on the streets. well, the family of the man who died in police custody in antioch back in 2020 has settled with the city for 7.5 0. 0. the antioch police department face a federal civil rights lawsuit. accusing officers of excessive force. after the death of 30 year old angela. quinto. lawsuit claimed he was forcibly restrained during a mental health emergency. we're expecting to get more details on the settlement later. on this afternoon. alameda county district attorney pamela price just spoke out after supervisors decided her recall election will happen in november. she said that november date is a win for democracy. with 53. of the vote back in 2. on a platform of criminal justice reform. supporters of the recall accuser of being soft on crime and say keeping her in office longer than necessar

, lurie mentioning his ability to work with various players across the city to raise money. >> we need to bring conventions back to san francisco. we need to bring tourism back to san francisco. we need to bring revenue. i know how to do that. >> current president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin, was also there. peskin, who has tried to present himself as the progressive alternative to mayor breed, talked about his desire to return the city to what he calls its liberal roots. he also hit back against claims he's anti-housing and talked about solving the city's drug crisis. >> i have been for supervised consumption sites, safe injection sites, fellow progressive and supervisor asha sapphire spoke about his experiences being an immigrant and coming from the city's labor movement. >> among other things, sapphire criticizing mayor breed for her handling of the city's homelessness epidemic. >> we have a budget of $14.6 billion, so it's not necessarily a matter of resources. it's a matter of management, leadership and accountability. >> now, we are expecting to have more debates and

dustin dawsey, abc seven news today's san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie unveiled his plan to address the city's homeless crisis. >> lurie says his plan, labeled home run, will end unsheltered homelessness within the city limits of san francisco. it would create 2500 interim housing units during his first two years as mayor, and would take steps to get people off the streets immediately. >> in my first six months as mayor, we will create an additional 1500 emergency shelter beds that will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so we can clear encampments and connect people on the streets with a warm bed and a path to services. >> lurie says the city's current plan to build permanent supportive housing takes too long and it's too expensive, costing the city $1 million or more per unit. in oakland, their unhoused population is on the rise despite a drop in the rest of the county, according to new numbers from alameda county, the population has gone up 9% in just the last two years. oakland's nearly 5500 unhoused residents account for more than half of alameda county's hom

dustin dawsey, abc seven news and today, san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie unveiled his plan to address the city's homelessness crisis. >> lurie says his plan labeled home run, will end unsheltered homelessness within the city limits of san francisco. it would create 2500 interim housing units during his first two years as mayor, and would take steps to get people off the streets immediately. >> in my first six months as mayor, we will create an additional 1500 emergency shelter beds that will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so we can clear encampments and connect people on the streets with a warm bed and a path to services. >> lurie says the city's current plan to build permanent supportive housing takes too long, and is too expensive, costing the city $1 million or more per unit. >> embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price and the group trying to recall her are both applauding a decision to let voters decide the issue in november. today, price announced she supports the move to hold the recall vote during the general election. november 5th. >> the

again, daniel lurie also running for mayor. a search is underway right now in palo for burglars who broke into 2 homes while the residents were inside the first break-in happened tuesday morning on seeley avenue. police say a woman in her 60's noticed or door had been pried open from the outside. she says she believes the burglar heard her and ran off. officers say nothing was taken or moved in the home, but then a second break-in happened wednesday morning. this time on palo alto avenue. police say woman told them she heard the front door open and close and then her phone and wallet were gone. the victim says she went outside and found her stuff on the sidewalk. a few feet away from the house. police say the 2 break-ins they don't think are connected. >> it's 6, 37 3 san mateo county deputies are recovering after being injured while they were arresting some would-be car thieves wednesday night in a parking lot outside the cvs on san carlos avenue. a woman lost her keys earlier in the day and a group was attempting to steal her

, lurie mentioning his ability to work with various players across the city to raise money. >> we need to bring conventions back to san francisco. we need to bring tourism back to san francisco. we need to bring revenue. i know how to do that. >> current president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin, was also there. peskin, who has tried to present himself as the progressive alternative to mayor breed, talked about his desire to return the city to what he calls its liberal roots. he also hit back against claims he's anti-housing and talked about solving the city's drug crisis. >> i have been for supervised consumption sites, safe injection sites, fellow progressive and supervisor asha sapphire spoke about his experiences being an immigrant and coming from the city's labor movement. >> among other things, sapphire criticizing mayor breed for her handling of the city's homelessness epidemic. >> we have a budget of $14.6 billion, so it's not necessarily a matter of resources. it's a matter of management, leadership and accountability. >> now, we are expecting to have more debates and

. >> daniel lurie called farrell's plan a recycled one.ie said in a statement, quote, our city needs a lot more show and a lot less tell from the people who spent the better part of a decade and city hall and failed to act affordability, childcare, public safety and homelessness will all remain in a state of crisis. if we keep turning to the people who got us into this mess. again, that statement coming from farrell's challenger in this race, daniel lurie. for service between the 24 stream mission and daly city stations is suspended this weekend. the move allows crews to make track improvements in clear nearby vegetation, free bus rides will be available between the stations. travelers are advised to expect delays of 30 minutes. starting mid-june. a water main replacement project in san anselmo shuts down several roadways. water says the mile long project will run run along. sarah frances trick boulevard from san francisco boulevard to butterfie rd. that project is expected to wrap up in november and replaced 4500 feet of aging cast iron p

lurie says his plan, labeled home run, will end unsheltered homelessness within the city limits of san00 interim housing units during his first two years as mayor, and would take steps to get people off the streets immediately. >> in my first six months as mayor, we will create an additional 1500 emergency shelter beds that will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so we can clear encampments and connect people on the streets with a warm bed and a path to services, lurie says. >> the city's current plan to build permanent supportive housing takes too long. it's too expensive, costing the city $1 million or more per unit. >> oakland's unhoused population is on the rise, despite a drop in the rest of the county, according to new numbers from alameda county. the population has gone up 9% in the last two years. oakland's nearly 5500 unhoused residents account for more than half of alameda county's homelessness. berkeley is considering a new idea to address the housing shortage it wants to let homeowners sell, sell their adus as condos, and adu is an accessory dwelling unit like a sma

daniel lurie, another candidate also pulled out. organizers say the political establishment must be really afraid of change. one mayoral debate is set for tuesday and it's still a go. the harvey milk club plans to host mayor london breed supervisor. aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai. e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie is set to happen at the first unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill in the city. >> hundreds of republicans from across the state are set to converge in berlin game this weekend for the state gop convention. more than 800 peiple are expected to attend, including republican national committee co-chair lara trump. organizers say this weekend is all about garnering support and spreading the party's message ahead of the november election, including an effort to keep republicans in control of the u.s. house of representatives. >> that happens to you really in the moment to you don't have emotions, can't process it. >> still ahead tonight, east bay pastures mission

. >> and mayoral candidate daniel lurie stepped into this and called farrell's plan a recycled one. statement, quote, our city needs a lot more show and a lot less tell from the people who spent the better part of a decade in city hall and failed to act affordability, childcare, public safety and homelessness will all remain in a state of crisis. if we keep turning to the people who got us into this mess. >> coming up, what happened outside a cvs on the peninsula which sent 2 deputies to the hospital. plus, the search for the thieves who broke into homes in palo alto and a group of seabirds free again after they were found starving the investigation tonight into what got them 6. stick with >> the search is underway in palo alto tonight for the people who broke into 2 homes while the residents were inside the first break-in happened tuesday morning on seal avenue. police say woman in her 60's noticed her door been pried open from the outside she says she thinks the thief hurt her. and then ran off. officers say nothing was taken there, moved around in the home. the second one happene

the board supervisor, aaron peskin, and philanthropist and levi straus heir, daniel lury.y the way tomorrow's mayoral debate has been canceled after breed, lurie, and peskin dropped out. it was to be hosted by the non-profit. mayor breed said the organization has troubling ties with ferrell. in a statement on their website, the non-profit called the three candidates decisions to pull out of the debate political theatrics. breed and peskin will be holding their own moderated conversation tomorrow night at manny's in the mission starting at 6:00. >>> the first presidential debate is just over a month away. that will be in atlanta where biden spent the morning, delivering the commencement address at morehouse college. biden' reception was mixed from students at the historically black college over the israel-hamas war in gaza. as protesters gathered outside, some graduates and faculty turned their backs to the president during their speech. >> i've called for an immediate cease-fire. an immediate cease-fire. stop the fighting. >> the words are words and actions are something d

more recently, san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie announced a change to his chinese name.octor jennifer tran is a professor of ethnic studies at cal state east bay. she explains what's behind the move and says it has a lot to do with where the voters are at. tran says it's extremely important that leaders understand the diverse aapi community, and we really appreciate our elected officials making the effort to support and acknowledge our communities during aapi heritage month. >> but our communities really demand our elected officials to step up to really act in alignment with the needs of our communities. >> suzanne phan abc seven news. >> a tense and public fight over school funding appears to be settled. we've been following the issue over governor newsom's budget cuts. now the governor and the state's largest teachers union have agreed to a deal to avoid classroom cuts. and it comes after the california teachers association paid for a tv ad blasting the governor's budget plan. >> california classrooms face a monumental crisis. tens of billions of dollars in cuts to pub

, lurie mentioning his ability to work with various players across the city to raise money. >> we need to bring conventions back to san francisco. we need to bring tourism back to san francisco. we need to bring revenue. i know how to do that. >> current president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, was also there. peskin, who has tried to present himself as the progressive alternative to mayor breed, talked about his desire to return the city to what he calls its liberal roots. he also hit back against claims he's anti-housing and talked about solving the city's drug crisis. >> i have been for, supervised consumption sites, safe injection sites, fellow progressive and supervisor asha safai spoke about his experiences being an immigrant and coming from the city's labor movement. >> among other things, safai criticizing mayor breed for her handling of the city's homelessness epidemic. >> we have a budget of $14.6 billion, so it's not necessarily a matter of resources. it's a matter of management, leadership and accountability in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news we're e

. >> and mayoral candidate daniel lurie called farrell's plan recycled want. lori said in a statement, quote, our city needs a lot more show and a lot less tell from the people who spent the better part of a decade in city hall and failed to act affordability. health care, public safety and homelessness will all remain in a state of crisis. if we keep turning to the people who got us into this mess. >> new at 6, a former college professor will spend more than 5 years in federal prison for arson. 49 year-old gary maynard pleaded guilty back in february to 3 counts of arson on federal property. prosecutors say maynard said a series of fires in shasta-trinity national forest in july of 2021. cruz as crews battled the destructive dixie fire. maynard taught criminology at sonoma state and santa clara university's. >> unfortunately, this is their new norm. i think this this kind of behavior has happened. decades before this experience today. >> in the east bay, a high school went on lockdown for several hours today after they got a call the school about explosives o

london breed board of supervisors president aaron peskin and local nonprofit leader daniel lurie. they all pulled out of the debate. nonprofit together. sf was supposed to host the event. mayor breece says the organization has some troubling ties with former interim mayor mark farrell. and a statement together. sf called the move political theatrics. federal judge has moved to reopen the sentencing of the men convicted of attacking paul pelosi due to a court era. the happen was sentenced to 30 years in prison 3 days ago, but the judge did i didn't not offer him a chance to speak during his sentencing. a new hearing is scheduled for later on this month. iran has declared 5 days of morning after its president and foreign minister died in a helicopter crash. iran's president was killer. considered the 2nd most powerful leader in the nation. this helicopter went down yesterday in the mountains of northern iran search teams spent hours looking for the wreckage and dense fog has is sudden death comes at a time of extreme tension in the middle >>east. >>iran and israel are also engaged i

former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie to learn more and watch our one-on-one interviews with the candidates. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> this saturday, santa clara officials are warning of big traffic delays as the san jose earthquakes take on the los angeles football club at levi stadium. if you're rooting for the quakes, in-person parking lots open at 01:00pm. gates open at 2.30. the game starts at 4.30. expect lots of cars on one, a one to 37, 80 and a large expressway. fans are encouraged to take public transit if possible, should be a lot of interests in that one. time to get it over to our lawrence expressway. what's going on and that's my favorite expressway in the country. they the galaxy okay ihat although that big get nice way to get out there. but >> we do have some changes coming our way this weekend as we're going to see some rain make a return of fact. that's going to be cold storm. what a shock. it's going to be dropping from high temperatures in the 80's. maybe topping out in the 50's low 60's. i mean, it's going to be cold.

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breed is running against supervisors aaron peskin, asha safai along with philanthropist daniel lurie and former interim mayor mark farrell. breed's event begins at 10:00 this morning. all right. right now we are following thousands of students at sonoma state university getting ready to walk the stage and graduate. this is a live picture. you see, the chairs are empty now, but in a few minutes here, we're going to start to see that stage filling up a lot of excitement. but it is coming amidst some controversy. the commencement services come one day after the school's president announced he's retired. mike lee was put on administrative leave wednesday for insubordination. lee received a controversial agreement with pro-palestinian student protesters without proper approval. he apologized, but in his original message, he endorsed student activism, protest and dissent csu chancellor mildred garcia issued the following statement, saying president mingtang mike lee has informed me of his decision to retire from his role. i thank president lee for his years of service to the california sta

i know your opponent's mark farrell, daniel lurie among them are going to come at you with the homeless, saying that they can clear them out faster. is that accurate when they tell that to people so, i would just say, just to be clear, raj, i'm in city hall, so i can't necessarily talk about campaign related issues, but i will say that there are a lot of people who are out talking about what they can do better, but the fact is, we done an amazing job being as aggressive as possible despite a global pandemic, despite an uprising in crime and other challenges with limited capacity in order to execute on some of these issues, it has led to not only over 15,000 people that we've helped off the streets and into housing and other places to be housed, but it also has led to over 3000 arrests of both drug dealers and users. and because of our district attorney, brooke jenkins, people are being held accountable. so we've done an incredible job despite the circumstances. people can always look from the outside in and think that they can do it better. and a lot of the comments, for example, bringi

four major challengers former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit founder daniel lurie, supervisor aaron peskin and supervisor asha sapphire. the candidates were set to debate monday night at manny's in the mission, but organizers canceled the event after too many backed out. california's largest gathering of republicans is happening this weekend on the peninsula, and the biggest headline has nothing to do with our state. south dakota governor kristi noem spoke today at the california republican party's convention. she made headlines and potentially blew her vice presidential candidate chances after writing in her new book how she shot and killed her dog, the state gop defended noem speech, calling her a proven leader in her speech, noem talked about people being too easily offended and urging us to talk to people we disagree with. >> we live in a country that is addicted to being offended, don't we? we just love to be offended. >> republicans best shot at statewide office didn't even show up for the convention. senate candidate steve garvey skipped the event. it's an u

russia safadi and philanthropists, daniel lurie all would like to take her seat three candidates for mayor. we're supposed to debate today. but we got word that's been canceled. mayor breed loury and peskin all dropped out. they say. they joined mayor breed in saying that the organization has troubling ties with former interim mayor mark farrell, the group that was set to host was the nonprofit together sf who called the cancelations. political theatrics. hey, look at this from ucc. berkeley. bell tower for new falcons from mom and dad, anne and archie. and now a name game. falcons group launched a contest to help name 4 fast growing chicks there. at the bell tower. there are 2 boys and 2 girls. and the top suggested names will be announced on social media at noon today, and >>the >>by the way, the winning field how many feed those chicks now for a look across the bay this morning happy monday, everybody. oakland, san francisco and san jose. here's jess with your forecast. it was a beautiful weekend here in the bay area, and as we kick off this work week, we're staying nice and dry.

. >> mayoral candidate daniel lurie called farrell's plan a recycled one. he said in a statement, quote, our city needs a lot more show and a lot less tell from the people who spent the better part of a decade and city hall and failed to act affordability, childcare, public safety and homelessness will all remain in a state of crisis. if we keep turning to the people who got us into this mess and quote. >> kron 4 continues this month. the api heritage with a look at the trailblazing hype man for the golden state man for the golden state warriors. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >> kron 4 is continuing to honor a api heritage this month. and tonight we introduce you to a golden state warrior who goes for a microphone at t

sf action announced today that candidate daniel lurie also pulled out making former mayor and supervisor mark farrell and supervisor sof 80 as the only would be participants in their cancellation announcement together. sf action said, quote, their refusal to show up and speak to the largest community of voters in san francisco. >> cruz and our movement to hold our elected officials accountable results is working. if the mere announcement of a real mayoral debate in which candidates would be as tough questions causes this much drama, the political establishment must be really afraid of change. now to our other top story tonight, a top story tonight, david de pap the man convicted of brutally assaulting nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. we'll spend 30 years in federal prison. he was sentenced today at a federal court in san francisco. >> the judge allowed several victim's statements to be read into the record, including one from nancy pelosi who said that her husband is still struggling with his injuries and that she's in favor of the maximum sentence. one of david, the paps 2 sons also

aaron peskin supervisor ahsha e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie set to attend it is going to be happening at the first unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill in san francisco tomorrow. may 21st. it's supposed to start at 6.30. >> take a look. san mateo county has installed in newark and vending machine at the maguire correctional facility in redwood city provides a box of narcan with 2 doses to anyone who wants it. that includes inmates, their families and members of the public. the vending machine also offers a touch screen with information about other county services for food, housing and mental health. >> coming up, california for ever is planning to hire for their proposed utopia solano county. >> plus, why more than 1500 academic workers if uc santa cruz went on strike today. >> and a battle brewing in san francisco over a picture targeting israel. how the community is reacting to the mural in the middle of this mural in the middle of this controversy. ow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast b

separate debate that was also scheduled monday at the same time has lost another participant, danielle lurie, mayor breed and peskin have all dropped out of that debate. hosted by together sf mayor breed cited concerns that that group is too closely connected to her opponent, mark farrell. another debate is planned for next month. so far, all five major candidates have agreed to participate in that debate. well, protesters are putting up barricades around uc berkeley's abandoned anna head alumni hall. this is the second day protesters have occupied that hall, which was boarded up two years ago after a fire. university wants to be clear that this is a group of non-students who are not connected with the protesters who left their encampment at sproul plaza after reaching an agreement with the university. one protester says that this takeover is for nakba, which is a day in which palestinians remember hundreds of thousands of their people being displaced. back in 1948. university says it is not going to comment on what it may do. police and security guards are already on scene but have not enga

it kicked off with candidate daniel lurie, levi's aaron founder of an antipoverty organization. >> you'reot the point the board of supervisors, da or the police chief for the commission's. i am going to be a that you can hold accountable. second up, current mayor london breed. >> i'm concerned that someone might lose people graduate with. they can't afford to be in the city anymore. doesn't know what it feels like to actually have to pay rent. is not a solution. also say that, you know, the fact i've very aggressive with my hasn't policies mostly because of my experience of growing late in the 3rd quarter down the street. next, attendees heard from candidate osha self who says he's been fighting for homelessness. wow. supervisor. >> and then made a dig at breed for not prioritizing kids in the city administration cut. 24 25 news dollars from youth programming in our city. and then a couple days later. >> she knows one of the water is 25 million dollars for pandas. the 4th candidate was supervisor. aaron peskin. he addressed criticisms about not being pro housing. >> dollars has been spent

still include three of breed's reelection challengers farrell, who we just told you about, daniel lurieh both are polling close to, behind breed supervisor asha sapphire will also debate those men. san jose is one step closer to naming a new police chief. community feedback meetings have ended. the city is now accepting applications for the position, and community leaders will then interview the candidates. in late june, the city council will make a final decision in the fall. several city stakeholders have different opinions, of course, on what the chief's top priorities should be, from crime fighting and community policing to staffing and homelessness. san jose is also facing competition from other big cities. la and houston are also on the hunt for a chief. so as a city, we're going to have to be really competitive. we're going to have to also incentivize and in order to attract a top notch police chief, there's a good chance it could be an internal hire. san jose hasn't appointed an outside police chief since 1976. dozens of red lobster locations across the country are on the choppi

aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai former interim mayor, mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. they're all set to attend. it's going to be happening at the first unitarian universal. brett universalist church and center in cathedral hill in the city tomorrow at 6.30, time now for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look outside it. >> san francisco. >> lawrence is here to run down. know what we can look forward to the next 10 years. yeah. hey, what a nice day we had today, right? nice start to the workweek. lots of sunshine around the bay area. warm temperatures even clearing along the coastline to finally getting out of the fog. now we're seeing some see haze out there right now. general haze around the bay area's high pressure, sits over head looking toward the golden gate bridge. >> at this hour, temperatures, yes, nice and warm and spot. 75 and warm in santa rosa to 77 in concord, 70 degrees in palo alto, 70 for friends in redwood city. but you jump over the hill there only 55 right now in half moon bay, a much cooler right along the water's edge. overall, though, we've

aaron peskin city supervisor ahsha e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel luriewe'll all be there. >> meantime, hundreds of republicans from across the state are set to meet in burlingame this weekend for the state gop convention. this video is from alas convention. more than 800 people are expected to attend this weekend's event, including republican national committee chair co-chair lara trump party chairwoman jessica millan. partisan says this weekend is all about garnering support and spreading the party's message ahead of the november election, including an effort to keep republicans in control of the u.s. house of representatives. the convention will also address internal matters, including a vote on party bylaws. >> nurses at san francisco's public hospitals and community clinics say they're ready to strike. they say the city's department of public health refused to take meaningful action to address staffing shortages. >> today the nurses voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike. the result doesn't mean they'll walk off the job immediately. it allows the

commencement ceremonies in total, and this morning the engineering school graduated, followed by the lurie college of education in the afternoon. and this evening at 630, the professional and global education graduates will walk across the stage, including those with master's degrees. we did talk to one graduate about what this day means to him. it's greater than walking across the stage because it's something that symbolizes opportunity and breaking the glass ceiling for the younger generations in my family, so it's awesome. guillermo luna, by the way, earned his degree in computer engineering. congratulations to him and of course, to all of the graduates they've worked so hard for this moment. finally happening. happy graduation day. we've got a lot going on in the 5:00 news. we're going to talk about taxes. we don't like paying them. no, no, never. and a new measure is going to make it harder actually to raise taxes. it's on the november ballot. it gives voters a stronger say in whether or not new taxes are approved. but opponents call the proposal dishonest and even illegal. our busine

peskin supervisor ahsha safa eve, former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie all on tap to participate. we know a little more tonight on white mayor breed did not agree to participate intimate mayoral debate that had been scheduled for last it was organized by together as seth and was ultimately canceled. supervisor. aaron peskin also refuse the invitation. our catherine heenan is a live in the newsroom with the with the mayor told kron 4 today, catherine. yeah, you might remember there were initially these kind of vague references to formatting differences, but >> we wanted to know more about the mayor's refusal to take part in that debate that had been set for last night. bottom line, she did not trust the organizers. here's part of what she told kron four's justine waltman today. >> well, everybody who works for together sf is actually working for one of the candidates. there was a lot of misinformation and lack of clarity in the conversations that we're having with the campaign. and so i didn't want to participate because it was it was very much. i'm not a

four major challengers former supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit founder daniel lurie, supervisor aaron peskin and supervisor asha sapphire. the candidates were set to debate monday night at manny's in the mission, but organizers canceled the event after too many backed out. california's largest gathering of republicans is happening this weekend on the peninsula, and the biggest headline has nothing to do with our state, south dakota governor kristi noem spoke today at the california republican party's convention. she made headlines and potentially blew her vice presidential candidate chances after writing in her new book how she shot and killed her dog, the state gop defended noem speech, calling her a proven leader. in her speech, noem talked about people being too easily offended, urging us to talk to people we disagree with. >> we live in a country that is addicted to being offended, don't we? we just love to be offended. >> republicans best shot at statewide office didn't even show up for the convention. senate candidate steve garvey skipped the event. it's an unu

debate scheduled to happen at the same time, which is next monday, has lost another participant, daniel luried peskin have all dropped out of that debate. hosted by together. sf mayor breed cited concerns that the group is too closely connected to one of her opponents, mark farrell. the five major candidates have agreed to participate in a debate next month. we're back in 60s up next. in danger of losing their homes, we investigate a spike in evictions impacting the elderly. where do they go when they're forced to leave? also i think definitely in every job in sports, almost a shelf life. and for a coach. so what's the shelf life for steve kerr? we go one on one with the coach. he opens up about his future with the warriors and the weather is calm right now. quiet wind speeds and we've got some cooling underway. let's get you set up for the weekend are in tough positions. there's a spike in the number of elderly people in danger of eviction. senior investigative reporter bigad shaban explains why. for 80 year old zeta flowers, this isn't just a house. it's her home of 26 years. it's where she

mayor breed, daniel lurie and aaron peskin all dropped out of the debate, was supposed to be hosted by group together. sf mayor breed for one, said she had concerns that the group was too closely affiliated with her competitor, mark farrell. the five major candidates have agreed to participate in a debate next month. happening now if you need to use 680 in the east bay this weekend, there is another closure to tell you about. we have a map that shows the area that will be impacted. it's only about two miles as of nine last night. three southbound lanes and one northbound lane are closed between san ramon and the five 8680 split in pleasanton. this was caltrans getting to work last night around nine, shutting down those lanes. it's part of that big repaving project, another closure of 680 is scheduled for the end of this month. caltrans officials say the 680 south repaving project will be complete by 2026, and highway 37 in the north bay is partially closed once again this weekend for repaving as well. but caltrans says things are going smoothly on the stretch of highway between vallejo

i e as well as former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie for san francisco's first mayoral candidate. debate the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club will be hosting it at the first unitarian universalist church in center in cathedral hill starts at 06:30pm tonight. >> let's take a live look outside now at downtown san francisco folks probably had a jacket on earlier today. got to take it off, though. cause it's nice and sunny and warm out there. >> feels like summer. if you like it warm, then this is for with a look at how things will play out throughout the week. yeah, but a good taste of a summer-like weather out there around the bay area. this start to cool down those the ridge of high pressure will start weekend. we're going to see a few more clouds coming our way, maybe below average as we head toward our holiday weekend. but overall, things look great outside right now at sfo, no clouds to speak of their no delays being reported there either. in fact, sunny skies. how about 73 degrees right now at sfo, they are seeing some delays on some departing flights.

at least one other mayoral candidate, daniel lurie, has also talked about trying to get a university campus downtown canada. mark farrell's campaign declined to comment on the idea, but aides for fellow board member and mayoral hopeful aaron peskin voiced immediate skepticism, with one of his legislative aides saying even though she hasn't seen sapphire's plan, there are issues with the city facing a difficult budget year. a member of the aaron peskin for mayor campaign voiced similar skepticism, saying it's going to be very difficult when you have real programs on the chopping block to set aside any money for a vague idea. sapphire says he's hoping to establish a $20 million fund for his plan in san francisco. sérgio quintana, nbc, bay area news dozens of supporters and opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price are facing off at tonight's board of supervisors meeting, as we speak, the board is debating when voters should go to the polls to decide whether to recall the da. tonight. supervisors are receiving the certified results of the recall petition, then that they

breed and sapphire are running against former mayor mark farrell, tipping point co-founder daniel lurie and board of supervisors president aaron peskin. farm workers in the north bay are demanding higher wages today. hundreds of workers picketed in downtown healdsburg. a rally was held at the same time as a local wine tasting event. workers shared their demands, saying their wages have remained stagnant as the cost of living goes up and the wineries are making more. now, the sonoma county wine growers say that's just not true. in a statement, the organization said in part, over the past six years, vineyard employees have gotten a 35% increase in hourly wages, adding more than 40% of vineyard employees in sonoma county also receive employee housing. a joyful day for thousands of graduating students at sonoma state university. lots of proud parents, friends, relatives cheering them on at commencement ceremonies today for the class of 2020. for many, many people there. this comes after a tense and controversial week of pro palestinian protests on campus. as a precaution, security was tight

breed is running against former mayor mike farrell, tipping point co-founder daniel lurie put a supervisor, president aaron peskin and supervisor asha saffy well, farm workers in sonoma county are demanding higher wages. hundreds of workers picketed today in downtown healdsburg. there they are. the rally was also held at the same time as a local wine tasting event called the healdsburg food and wine experience. farm workers share their demands, saying their wages have remained stagnant and the cost of living goes up and the wineries are making more. they claim well, the sonoma county wine growers association refutes those claims and in a statement it said in part over the past six years, vineyard employees have gotten a 35% increase in hourly wages, adding more than 40% of vineyard employees in sonoma county also receive employee housing. an exciting day after a controversial week at sonoma state university, several commencement ceremonies were held today for the class of 2024. this is video right here from one of those graduations. security. as you can see, tight. it all comes amid pro-pa

today's announcement comes after candidates supervisor aaron peskin, mayor london breed and daniel lurie they would no longer participate in the debate. the news outlet, mission local, was also planning a mayoral forum monday night at manny's in the mission. that event has now been postponed. also new at ten a new report from a nonpartisan agency seems to approve of governor newsom's proposed budget cuts to contend with a deficit. the legislative analyst's office released its initial analysis showing the governor's updated spending plan, released this month, will address a $55 billion shortfall opposed to the 27.6 billion he promoted last week. the report says newsom is reducing the amount the state will rely on reserves using only $4 billion instead of an initial 13 billion. the deadline for lawmakers to pass a plan is june 15th. >> controversy over an image obtained by the new york times from the home of a us supreme court justice. as fox news shannon bream explains, you could cause significant problems for samuel alito and his colleagues. >> a three year old picture of an upside down

breed a city supervisor ahsha safa, former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie learn more and watch our one-on-one interviews with the candidates. just head to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> big development in the race for the 16th congressional seat that represents silicon valley after recounts in 2 counties assemblymen evan low beat out santa clara county supervisor joe, some indian who is now out of the running. it came down to only a 5 vote edge for low over some indian before that, there's a lot of drama in recent weeks with lows campaign trying to halt the recount. they blamed former san jose mayor sam liccardo finished in first place for indirectly asking for the recount to improve his chances, which cargo has denied. supervisor joe smitty and meantime issued a statement tonight congratulating both evan low and sam liccardo smitty and says he's disappointed but not sad saying that he has wonderful work to keep them engaged santa clara county. >> are inviting fans to come party with them on the high seas the coast of mexico in a cruise. they say that the

it kicked off with candidate daniel lurie, levi's aaron founder of an antipoverty organization. >> you'renot missing the point the board of supervisors was the da or the police chief for the commission's. i am going to be a that you can hold accountable. second up, current mayor london breed. >> i'm concerned that someone might lose people graduate with. they can't afford to be in the city anymore. doesn't know what it feels like to actually have to pay rent. is not a solution. also say that, you know, the fact i've very aggressive with my hasn't policies mostly because of my experience of growing this late in the 3rd quarter down the street. >> next attendees heard from candidate osha self who says he's been fighting for homelessness. wow. supervisor and then made a dig at breed for not prioritizing kids in the city administration cut. >> 24, 25 news dollars from youth programming in our city. and then a couple days later, she knows one of the water is 25 million dollars for pandas. the 4th candidate was supervisor. aaron peskin. >> he addressed criticisms about not being pro housing. >>

e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie are all set to attend.t will happen at the first unitarian universalist church in and center in cathedral hill and the city will start at 6.30 tomorrow night. the mayor of antioch is in hong kong right now. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe is participating in the 2024 silicon valley mares china trip organized by china, silicon valley. that's a nonprofit aimed fostering investment business and tourism exchanges between china and silicon valley. this is a non profits first trip to china since the covid pandemic. >> and just like that, piedmont avenue elementary in oakland has a new playground. did the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning for their new and improved school yard? the project was part of steph and ayesha curry's. eat, learn, play foundation according to the foundation's website, they plan to transform. 25 schoolyards in oakland creating play structures. outdoor classrooms and reading spaces. >> the impact that this is going to have on my school is tremendous. there's something for everyone on this pl