again, i'd like to thank mayor mark farrell for his support and his leadership on this issue. we could not do this without strong leadership, and that's what it's going to take is leadership from all of us to turn the tide on these crimes and make our city safer. thank you. [applause]. >> and with that, i'd like to introduce actually one of the two people that helped create the park smart slowigan, and that's commander david lozar. >> well, i want to begin by thanking our mayor, mark farrell, and our chief david scott. a little history about park smart. back in 2014, i served as the captain of central station, paying very close attention to all the auto burglaries that are that were taking place, and as the chief has mentioned, arresting those responsible is a primary duty of ours, but what's equally or more important is prevention, the message that those that come to our city, who enjoy our city, the mer chapters and the residents and the visitors to simply keep their car empty. it was back then, supervisor mark farrell, district two, we worked together on putting ambassadors

that can't continue. >> reporter: the mayor mark farrell supports the new regulations. the companies bird, lime, spin, and anyone else wanting in to the market have until thursday to apply for a 12-month pilot program administered by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. >> we're all for the spirit of innovation and want to provide more options to people in san francisco. we want to provide those options safely. >> reporter: we checked the app for lime and saw lots of scooter locations but none in san francisco. bird also shows no scooters available in the city. to get back in the game they must have a program to educate riders on the rules of the road. offer access to low-income riders and share their data with the city. bird sent a statement saying, quote, we are optimistic that sfmta will work to issue permits as soon as possible to minimize disruption to the tens of thousands of people in san francisco who have come to depend on bird. the city hopes to begin issuing permits by the end of the month. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> cracking down on iphone

. >>> san francisco mayor mark farrell looks back at a short time on the job ahead of tomorrow's speciallection to fill his seat. we spoke with him today about what he has accomplished in the last four and has.lf >> reporter: some ysmayor mark farrell is trying to fit a four-year term into his six months in office. the mayor said he knew when he was sworn in, he had limited time to leave the city -- lead the city. >> from my perspective, be as active as possible. lee was the mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: he was elected supervisor to district two in 2010. mayor lee's unexpected death led to a series of twists and turns including a controversial vote by the board of supervisors that landed farrell into the mayor's office. he says he often thinks about how ed lee led the city and how to forge his own path. >> i think mayor lee did a great job building consensus in our city on a number of issues. at times, people begged for more leadership. >> reporter: farrell said he knew coming into office in january with an election in june was a tight line. he worked with police to help with auto

. >>> san francisco mayor mark farrell just unveiled the city's biggest budget ever. it includes big earmarks for homeless programs. kpix 5's betty yu asked the candidates running for mayor how they would spend it. >> reporter: mark leno and jane kim stood side by side at a joint rally meant to take advantage of the city's ranked choice voicing system endorsing each other as their second choice on the ballot. when it comes to one of the city's biggest problems, homelessness, the candidates have big ideas. >> i'm the only one who is talking about ending street homelessness by 2020. that is with regard to 3,500 people we have through a census count who it living on the streets every night. -- who are living on the streets every night. so it's making use of the single room occupancies. >> reporter: he says there are currently 1500 sro empty rooms. he also wants to expand shelter bed capacity as part of the approach. >> i have long advocated to bring more of our shelters under public health and to stock them with nurses, psychologists and clinicians who can treat people on

. >>> news that 6:30 pm is up next, with mayor mark farrell looking back at a short time on the job. >> not many people have the opportunity to do this job. >>'s thoughts, just one day before the special election to fill his seat. >>> another deadly volcanic eruption, this time in central america, the latest on efforts to find survivors. >>> more more people are planning to leave the bay area, stay with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm is up next. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one delicious deal! you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. we need a doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new spicy chicken club combo. another great deal from jack in the box. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in

here is mark farrell and his wife and kids walking to roosevelt middle school.s. during that time e are tackled car break-in and open drug use. he has not openly endorse add candidate for his replacement. there are eight people in the running and reporters today asked who he voted for. >> i'm not obviously going to talk about who i voted for. it's been a very spirited campaign. certainly in the wake of mayor lee's death, some added significance there. i told many people, i've been a little bit blissfully ignorant of the campaign, not having to run for myself. just focusing on the city of san francisco and it residents. >> reporter: it could come down toth ranking system. this could be confusing. a candidate needs to get 50% of the votes plus 1. if that does not happen, then the system eliminates the candidate with the least first place votes. if a voter's top choice is out, the system looks at their second choice instead. this can happen again and again until there is a winner. a polling places across the state can be open until 8:00 so there is plenty of time t

mayor mark farrell was at the marin food bank wednesday... to bring attention to the cause.oakland mayor libby schaaf is also in on this...schaaf is also in on this... and the food bank says every dollar donated ... provides two meals for the needy. right now they have a goal to raise 20-thousand dollars and are 65 percent there. you can donate at "s-f-m food bank dot org." (vicki) there's nothing like a friendly wager on the nba finals... and state senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris are now victorious. with the warriors title win...ohio senators sherrod brown and rob portman will send feinstein and harris beer from the platform beer company and great lakes. had the cavs won, feinstein and harris would've sent california chardonnay and anchor brewing company beer to ohio... but that didn't happen...so california's senators will be getting their drinks soon! (catherine) the warriors saw highs and lows this season on their road to the nba finals. they finished second in the western conference with 58 wins.(vicki) it was also a season where eachall-stars ... had to wit

>>> in san francisco, voters ll be picking a new when edley died back in december, the mayor, mark farrell, hit the polls this morning, in san francisco, he brought his wife and kids, right as the polls open at 7 am, he has not openly endorsed any of the mayoral candidates, and refused to to tell us who he voted for, he has been serving as mayor since former mayor edley died suddenly, the next mayor will be sworn sometime in july. >> a look at how r will be selected, and a few other big issues for voters in seven cisco, christian?>> reporter: a big night in san francisco, a polling place here, not a great deal of activity, that could be for a variety of reasons, because people were either your earlier, waiting till they get off work, to drop off their ballots, or even if they've doballots something likethat, people in san francisco will be picking a new mayor, mark leno, jane kim and angela aleota, they can register first, second and third choices for mayor, arrange choices, if a candidate wins a majority of first place was, they will win, but no clear majority, the last place finisher, an

mark farrell has said more than 100,000 people in san francisco do not have internet access in their homes. >>> a new study found such her age, gender and marital status can influence how you tip. creditcard.com found the younger you are, the less you tend to tip. the survey found women are better tippers than men. they found that race and marital status could be an indicator on how well you typical younger adults would prefer to get rid of tipping altogether, according to the study, and have the gratuity built in instead of deciding on a tip at the end of estion of t day, what you traditionally tip? let us know what you think by voting on the ktvu twitter page. you can also comment on our ktvu facebook page. >>> still ahead, the trump administration getting more bout thousands of children being separated from their parents at the border. we will hear more from some of our bay area lawmakers who want the president to change that zero tolerance policy. >>> right now, traffic is moving along pretty well, if you are driving on 880 north and southbound in front of oracle arena. you can s

january the board of supervisors rejected her nomination for interim mayor, appointing supervisor mark farrell, so-called progressive bloc lined up solidly against her. tempers flared against supporters who filled the chambers, argued there was undercurrent of racism, denied the position as black woman. supervisor cohen was vocal in support of breed. >> we'll stilleeations january. yet to be seen. >> reporter: hisupervisor ronin voted against breed. time to heal the wounds of that night. >> we're mature enough to realize divided mayor and board of supervisors is not helpful to anyone. >> reporter: will be five new supervisors on the 11 member board, perhaps good nuts for the mayor. >> london breed makes history in san francisco and nationally. when she takes office only female mayor among 15 largest cities in america. all are men, right now, all but three white. new york, philadelphia, los angeles never had a woman mayor. >>> warning residents after several new mountain lion sightings. melanie woodrow with the story. >> reporter: this video of a mountain lion. 200 block of darrow, 900 block of

also today, mark farrell, who has been interim mayor during this time until the special election could be held, he issued a statement. after leno's concession he says, i want to offer my sincere congratulations to mayor-elect london breed on her election victory. i commit my full support, both personnel and through my staff, to make this transition between our administrations as smooth as possible. and presumedmayor-elect breed will serve out the rest of the late mayor ed lee's term, as you heard her mention during that short news conference. that term will run through 2020. she will then have to run for mayor again if she chooses. our breaking news continues on twitter, and of course please join us for all the latest developments on this story free borders. he took him under his wing. he practiced one and a half hours a day. all day every day weekends and holidays. >>. >> just moved another reason. >> he finally got locked out. >> unlock it. just pull. just pull it. you're so close. >> a lot of people have that on their screen. >> it's like a wooden rod. i need them to take it out of

cisco will be counting up ballots for a new mayor, and whoever wins, it will be current mayor, mark farrellking hard to accomplish as much as he can during his brief stint as mayor. >> reporter: some days it seems mayor mark farrell is trying to fit a full year -- 4 year term it is six months. >> the idea was, from my perspective, be as active as possible, lead as the mayor of san francisco, because not many people have the opportunity to do this job. >> reporter: is only served for little more than four months, he was elected supervisor to district to in 2010, the mayor's unexpected death led to a controversial vote by the board of supeisors, that led him to the mayor's office. he often thinks about how in the rent the city, but has to forge his own path. >> style is a lot different, mayor deadly did a great job building consensus around a number of issues, at times, people begged for a lot more leadership.>> reporter: he knew coming into office in january, with an election in june, betty tight timeline, working to combat auto burglaries, and has seen that decrease, unhygienic conditions,

[applause] >> before we close out, i want to thank our mayor, mark farrell, for coming. our mayor, london breach. the real deal seal. [laughter] >> don't forget about your brother. come on, now. my brother tony chapman. i know right now they have a bad rap. but you can see there's a lot of good cops, you know what i mean? we have to build relationships with the police to. we want to make sure they holds the bad police accountable. what is fair is fair. if we all commit a crime, we should all go to jail. so, thank you to everyone coming out. it takes all of us to make this happen. all of us. i want to say this last. you wonder why i am carrying this shovel? there's an organization that's called lead to life that me and patty match. they are in oakland. they flew us out there. the guns we took off the street, 280 guns that was given to us by sfpd, 5, 50 of them were melted down and we made shovels. [applause] this is made out of a gun. we planted 50 trees in atlanta where martin luther king's granddaughter was there to help plant 50 trees, right? the soil be used came from

according to the examiner, outgoing mayor, mark farrell decided not to place an initiative on the ballot to pay for the project. the report says a survey found a tax measure to pay for the project does not have strong support from voters. he said more than 100,000 people in san francisco do not have internet access in their homes.>>> san francisco is liking behind its -- lagging behind its goals. a recent report showed 60 percent of the waste sent to the landfill could be recycled. the supervisor introduced a measure targeting 600 buildings. they would have waste visually inspected every two years. if they are not recycling enough, they could face fines of up to $1000 a day.>>> -- the fines would let them get away from pain fines for those they pay to start their trash. >>> palomino county coroner's office -- the alameda county coroner's office has not identified a body found. someone walking along the short near cesar chavez park reported seeing an empty canoe in the water after 5:30 pm saturday. the coast guard investigated and the body of a man was found. investigators believe the can

later this morning, mark farrell will roll out a new plan joined by the police department. >>> moving a little closer to a final iszed plan for the long talked about grade separation project. it would involve moving the train tracks off of street level to improve traffic flow. palo alto weekly reports last night council members took some options off the table over concerns they could lead to imminent domain seizures. the problem is still years away from even starting and likely will not be finished for at least a decade. >>> keeping you safe this fourth of july. with the dry conditions in contra costa county, firefighters want you to be extra cautious with those fireworks. to drive things home for you right now. yesterday the contra costa county district demonstrated what happens when tinder dry grass and fireworks meet. it was not a pretty sight. even a common sprinkler ignited within seconds and all fireworks are illegal in every part of contra costa county. >> we're seeing the low clouds all over the bay area. if you're going to be heading out to at&t park today for the early after

. >> mayor mark farrell will kick off the festivities, he'll raise the lgbtq flag at 11:00 this morning. while there will be pride festivities all month he big parade is on sunday, june 24th. the parade runs along market street to civic center and mark your calendars. >> definitely a breezy day. coming up on "today in the bay," book your summer trip sooner rather than later because prices are projected to go up. we're going to tell you when and show you what one >> are you lo preside present for your co-worker? what the new trend in gift giving is and make sure you get the conversation going on your monday morning. >>> we can still hear the thunder at oracle arena. warriors, they won game two and it was easy. >> steph curry was on fire netting nine three-pointers and we're just getting started. it is 4:38 right now. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning i'm kate rogers, here are today's top business headlines. wall street building on friday's big gains, the markets were boosted than the better than expected jobs report which showed the u.s. economy added more jobs in may

as you know, mayor mark farrell will be submitted a balanced budget on june 1st and attend the scheduled department meeting on may 31st. i would propose at a meeting next month, the finance director would be able to give an overview, specifically on the budget. i will say i'm remaining on the mist you can about what we had put in for related to our budget. we have had very promising discussion with the mayor's budget office. but i don't want to comment any further just because it's still actively in discussion. but i want to echo and once again acknowledge each of the commissioners for being very supportive of our department as well as the members of the budget committee who were very helpful in coming up with priorities and being actively vocal regarding our needs. so, things are looking well at this point. i will be going before the budget and finance committee to ret our department on june 15th. and if needed -- remits our department on june 15th -- representing our department on june 15th. they have their own budget and analysisist that takes a -- analyst that take as look at each de

before the board of supervisors voted to replace her with then board member and current mayor mark farrell. but now breed can say she is the mayor at least until the next election when they vote again in november of 2019. she had this to say about her role in the city right now. >> and i never thought -- i never thought the opportunity to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco was ever possible. today -- today we show the next generation of young people, many of them sitting in this front row, we show the next generation of young people that anything is possible. >> reporter: it took eight days of counting votes following election day for breed to officially declare victory after narrowly defeating mark leno. there are still votes to be counted about the city's director of elections not certifying the election until the end of the month. breed will take office next month and she will serve as the mayor for the remainder of mayor ed lee's term which is early 2020. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> such an inspiring story for the students there. >>> w

here's current mayor mark farrell's response...mark farrell/san francisco mayor: "their investigations those incidents we obviously take them very seriously, they're on city property . but we need to let those investigations play out when the in results are in will evaluate wait what may or may not need to be done," the hospital is also conducting their own investigation into this most recent death. the woman has not yet been identified. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(ken) kron-4's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with the forecast little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next wee

according to the examiner, outgoing mayor mark farrell will not place a tax measure on the ballot that would fund the service for residents and businesses. farrell has been leading the charge in public ternet project for years but told the examiner the city needs more and asking tesla continues to complete its back order on model 3 and rolling out its new production line. what the ceoelon musk is saying about the company's goals. >>tipping, who's the worst of us all? who's skim ping out on paying up? >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. wall street could start in the tensions between the u.s. and china. post t losing streak in six weeks and watch list this week we get several reports on housing. on friday the dow fell 85 points to 25,090nd nasdaq slapped 14. >>> by the end of this month elon musk showed off the newest production line in a tweet this weekend which was built in three weeks. it's rolling out the high performance model 3s that musk announced recently. 78,000 and e-mail to employees obtained by cnbc he congratul e congratulated them but radical improvements are still needed

the examiner, the budget and finance committee voted yesterday to remove $2 million from mayor mark farrell's budget proposal for the purchase of tasers. there was concern from the board about the rising cost of training. the decision comes after the police commissioner decided to equip officers with tasers by the end of the year. it was on a ballot measure in june that would have required the city to fund the purchase of the tasers. that measure was defeated by voters. >>> the san francisco district attorney is warning about another scam targeting the chinese community. one victim lost almost $3 million recently. the victim transferred the money to hong kong and a series of 11 wire transfers. that is part of what is being called the "chinese embassy phone scam". people get calls in mandarin from people posing as officials. they tell the target they committed a crime. in order to clear their name, they have to wire money overseas. the chinese consulate make clear their officials would never call anyone on the phone and demand money. >>> we are learning more this morning about the shooting in

now the examiner reports rk mark farrell has decided against a tax measure to fund the broad band.he mayor face as tuesday deadline a submit a measure. >>> abc 7 news was in san jose when people looking to downsize shopped for tiny houses at the santa clara county fair grounds. some buyers are looking for vacation cabins. one shopper believes buying a tiny house and moving out of california can be more affordable than continuing to pay rent in the bay area. >> i traveled to narway and finishland and i saw container homes that were absolutely fabulous. so i thought if there is a company that makes them here i might be interested in it. >> many of the tiny homes cost tens of thousands of dollars. if that sounds like a bargain you have to rent or buy land to keep it. remember that. >>> abc 7 news was also in berkeley for the end of an era pch five-star video rent dvds to skpers for the last time it's berkeley last video rental business and one of the view remaining in the east bay. five-star opened nearly 40 years ago when it rented vhs stipes. the owner feels now is the time to close

in the next hour, san francisco mayor mark farrell delivers the two-year budget plan.here he is putting money to reduce the homeless crisis and get his thoughts about who the next major of san francisco will be. that will be about 8:15 or so. a story about second ago shootings not just an act but ideology. we talk to one of the authors of a report about why many of today's school shootings can be connected to the columbine shooting in 1999. that and much more. we will see you in a few minutes. >> all right, mike, see you then. >>> right now we want to check in with alex who is in for sal. we have a big bench here at ktvu. people off but that's okay. >> the bullpen. ktvu bullpen or end of the bench. we are talking basic. it's june of course. the commute is looking overall good. a live look here -- we will show you san francisco. the ride along the peninsula on 101 heading north into san francisco is slow, what you might expect. it's a decent ride. this is the east shore freeway through berkeley in the westbound direction. a lot of people on the roads as you can imagine.

. >>> current mayor mark farrell congratulated breed on her victory. he is commit my full support both personally and through my staff to make this transition between our administration as smooth as possible. in the next half hour, we will have more coverage of this history making event in bay area politics. we are in the san francisco neighborhood where london breed grew up to learn more about her. >>> in one man in maryland has been indicted on charges of threatening to kill vermont senator bernie sanders and tom o'hare is. nicholas faces five felony count >> he is accused of sending instagram messages to the senate officers -- offices. investigators say the note to harris said in part, quote, i am going to make sure you edit your radical lefty friends never get back in power. you will never run for president because you won't make it to see that day. >>> we are getting more details about the deadly accident in san francisco. one of the few female plumbers working for the city was killed in a freak acci that was being tow truck rolled back words and

now current mayor mark farrell has decided against it on the ballot. he didn't give the reason why. he had until tomorrow to submit a tax proposal. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mid 50s in our east bay valleys. in livermore, 52, some of the cool spots. if you're coming in from the east bay across the bay bridge, you can see it's nice and dry. no drizzle this morning, no fog. a little cloudy, but those clouds should remain above any area you're driving through today. lighter breezes out on the water today. mass transit cool this morning. but it's going to be warm this afternoon. let's take a look at san francisco over the last 12 hours. starting at 56. a lot of cloud cover. hit the mid 60s in the afternoon hours and the clouds will start coming in again late this afternoon and will drop us down to about 56 degrees. in the south bay 61 this morning, hanging out in the mid to upper 70s through 6:00. a comfortable 68 at 8:00. the north bay, a little cooler with 57 this morning. the shroud difficultness will see sunshine. by noon, mid 70s in t

. >> reporter: san francisco mayor mark farrell is increasing the budget to fight homelessness to the tune of $29 million. >> the biggest thing is to get them help and if we can get them the right help, we can definitely make an impact. >> reporter: in san francisco, jessica flores, kpix5. >>> for weeks now we've showed you the fight to stop the flow of drugs into san francisco's downtown b.a.r.t. stations and tonight we'll take you to the streets above. s to rooftops: >> we were just watching a corner. there were five, six drug dealers at that one corner. >> yes. >> reporter: you see that a lot? >> that's every day. there's no way we can arrest everyone every time and this goes on 24 hours a day. >> we have more coming up later in the 6:00 newscast. >>> president trump's attorneys say he could pardon himself, but he probably won't. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen says it's part of an effort to prevent anyone from forcing the president to testify. >> reporter: president trump's lawyers are asserting broad constitutional powers in their effort to avoid a subpoena from special cou

navigation center individuals here at this site, we are so excited and honored to introduce our mayor mark farrell. [applause] >> thank you, gale. good morning, everyone. i want to thank you all for joining us here today. as we all know, san francisco and the rest of our country, and cities around our country, are dealing with an opioid crisis hitting our streets. it's unfolding in our neighborhoods and in our sidewalks in front of our very eyes. fighting this fight means that we not only have to use existing programs but if we're really going to solve the issue and make a dent, we have to be creative. we have to come forward with new policies and new programs that will make a difference on our streets. and that is why we're here today. to announce a significant investment in a new, addiction treatment program with our street medicine team. the street medicine team has long been a part of how san francisco seeks to deal with the health of individuals on our sidewalks and in the streets of sa

san francisco mayor mark farrell will raise the rainbow flag... kick off the 48th annual pride celebration. the event is set for 11 this morning at city hall. ( will ) a woman is behind bars for a felony d-u-i causing injury. it happened yesterday afternoon on bodega avenue and ragle road in sebastopol. officials say that lopa roy was driving under the influence of alcohol. roy and the other driver involved suffered minor injuries. the nationwide 'wear orange" campaign hit san francisco for national gun violence awareness day. hundreds of parents, students, and activists marched along the golden gate bridge wearing orange.. in honor of victims of gun violence. we spoke to a mother attending the rally... she says there are still legal actions that need to be made. < "closing the loopholes for on gun sales, universal background checks for everyone and getting violent offenders, domestic violence offenders, in particular, to not be allowed to have guns."> black lives matter and other groups joined in on the rally... creating a collective call for cha

. >> ahead at 6:00, san francisco mayor mark farrell just unveiled the biggest budget in city's history. what's in it and what's left out? back in 30 minutes to tell you about it. i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the word goes out to get out. more evacuations ordered on hawaii's big island as the lava flows and tempers explode. ( gunshot ) >> i live here! ( bleep ) >> glor: also tonight, we're tracking the threat of dangerous weather across the nation from floods to tornadoes. will there be a trump-kim summit next month? >> i'm confident we're moving in the right direction

mark farrell has over the years i think had a good relationship with the fire department and he's really doing a fine job in my opinion as mayor, which isn't going to get me anything. but he has been aggressive. i like to see him put his actions on some of the drug paraphernalia and people in bart and et cetera. those are the same people that our fire department has to deal with. and i think it was interesting for the public to see some of those people sprawled out 6:00 or 5:00 in the morning. and those are the same people later in the day that our emts and paramedics and firefighters have to work with and trying to be very diplomatic with and trying to be kind and gentle and treat them like family. it's a very hard job. so, i hope the public has taken note of some of those people, the way they look and then how they are later in the day. sometimes in a situation where they have to be cared for by emt or paramedic. and the police also have to deal with them. so, i just say kudos and thank the mayor at least for trying. [captioner switch] >> i guess... that's it. yep, thanks for all your

mayor mark farrell raised the lgbtq flag at city hall.he mayor also honored the outgoing director of the ri.he declared today as kate kendall day. there are pride celebrations all month long including the fun one, the annual pride parade on sunday, june 24th. that's close to a million people that we get in. >> yeah. >> or more? >> jeff better guarantee some good weather. >> should be good. >> we'll probably have our typical fog in the morning. then you get your sun aund 1:00. >> no pressure, jeff. >> we'll pull through for everybody. okay. tomorrow as you get o vote, a little bit breezy. winds out of the southwest 10 to 20. notice those cool temperatures. 79 degrees. we're back up to a warmer 83 on friday. i am watching some rain off to the north on saturday. also maybe some 90s next monday. busy seven-day. >> first week of summer vacation for a lot of students around the bay area. thanks for joining us. have a great day. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starr

here is what mark farrell said about the race. >> whether it is someone you supported or not, it is the best interest of san francisco. >> reporter: lee's term ends in 2020. but he died last year. the new mayor will take office as soon as the election is certified. the winner serving fourrs three dominant candidates in this race. london breed. supervisor jane kim and former state senator mark leno. if breed is elected she will be the first black woman in the city. and if leno gets the spot, he will be the first openly gay mayor. all three are progressive.progr. sport sanctuary city status. breed is considered the most moderate. kim and leno are cast as part of the city coalition. there is a fourth candidate who may come in strong. in fact she could win. she could be a spoiler. she is attorney angela a her father was a former mayor. we used to call him spoking joe. she is a former supervisor. and the backing of the power police union. an interesting election night and we will of course keep you updated throughout the evening. vic lee. >> four c incumbent sam >> reporter: that case you ar

a supervisor's committee rejected mayor mark farrel's fas proposal to buy them. >> reporter: tasers haven vilified, embraced. four police chiefs supported tasers, activist group opposed them. the police commission approved the electronic stun mayor farrel included in the budget. the reason the committee wants a more comprehensive picture of what the total cost might be. supervisor norman >> we had our police commission saying it was okay. and obama's department of justice saying it was okay. that is what guided my vote. >> now it seems to be in jeopardy. >> reporter: he says the supervisor's action sends the wrong message to his members. >> we put politics of equipping you with the best equipment and your safety and the safety of the people that we come across. >> reporter: the board is expected to take the first vote on the budget july 24. that is when the taser allocation is expected to come up. >>> hearing a bill that would require police agency to release body camera. >> body cameras have started to become common place through law enforcement throughout the state. yet what is uncommo

began in legislation passed at the board of supervisors and signed by mark farrell. i would like to thank aaron peskin who has a leader on this legislation. under that legislation any company operating shared powered scooters in san francisco must have a permit from the sfmta as of june 4 to have their scooter parked on sidewalks or any public space. that means any scooter company operating is required to mover e it's scooters by june 4. only those issued permits may be able to continue. san francisco supports transportation innovation but it can't come at the price of privacy, accessible, and safetyi permit program strikes the right balance. i would like to introduce ed russ kin to talk m abt the new permit program. >> thank you. i want to thank the city attoy leadership and the great support of his staff as we have been developing the legislation that required the permits the legislation the boa of directors to establish the permit program and their support for us in developing the application itself. as the city's transportation department wre the prospect that th

.>> another closely watched race is who will replace mayor mark farrell, who was appointed in january after the death of at the from a heart attack. and voters will vote who will finish his next -- finish the next one.5 years. >>> including the re ve more the mayor's race in several cisco, but first to the race for governor, christina?>> reporter: 27 candidates are on the ballot, running for governor, top two finishers running in november, they have been campaigning statewide, the attack ads tv, and it comes to tonight, when we find out which two finishers will survive in general and gavineom leads the polls, he elget one of the top two spots. but the big question is, who will he face-off against? we have seen him run attack ads against john cox were standing with president trump and the nra, but some democrats feel those ads could boost republican turnout at the polls, and jeopardize efforts to flip congressional seats in southern california. john cox has received a boost in support from president trump, who endorsed him and sent a tweet this morning, you see it there, urging califor

. >> mark farrell brought his kids to the poll. s he not openly -- he has not openly endorsed any of the candidates and the next payer should be sworn in july. and he then plans on taking a varication with his family. -- vacation with his family. the polls stay open until 8:00 p.m. and there is plenty of time to vote. ktvu fox2news. >>> two counties trying something new. all residents were sent mail in ballots. >> other changes to encourage the higher voter turn out. and we are live at city hall, allie? >> we are at the election's office and moved here since this morning. but you can see there are people here turning in their ballots and some are registering to vote and some of the change that same day voter registration. every city has a voter center instead of the neighborhood specific polling places. inside the voter center there is fewer poll works and plenty of slots to drop off their mail in ballots. the first counties to adopt changes by the voters choice act to make voting more convenient and boost turn out. >> based on wha

today interim mayor mark farrell announced needle kiosks will be added to the civic center stations withelp the homeless and drug users who frequent that station. >> we want to help them but we also want to make sure we have a strong presence so people feel safe. it's unacceptable for people committing on b.a.r.t. to feel unsafe. >> reporter: art and say police -- b.a.r.t. and police will work together . >>> a van plowed into a san francisco apartment building and tenants were shaken from their buildings and had to evacuate early this morning. there's no word on the cause. >>> a woman in the santa clara county jail is accused of stealing mail from 64 people. deputies found the items in garbage bags left along the road. the stolen mail was from cities like cupertino and san jose, morgan hill and lodi. a receipt in the trash helped police identify the suspect. she has been identified as breanne coppolella. methamphetamine and more stolen mail was also in found -- was also found. >>> these items are from recent burglaries, everything from jewelry to power tools. they are asking victims to g

however the board of supervisors refused to make her interum mayor and instead selected supervisor mark farrell who was not running in the june election. with just a few thousand votes seperating her from leno, her victory is far from a mandate but breed vowed to be mayor for all san franciscanssoti am prepared to make sure i do everything i can to bring everyone together to bring the board of supervisors togeer to bring everyone together to solve our most challenging problems. we wont get there unless we are all working together.148/working together (vikki) katy tang who is san francisco's district 4 supervisor has announced she will not be running for re- election this november. she has been on the board since 20-13. during her time as supervisor, tang has been credited with sponsoring several successful pieces of legislation including creating regulations for massage businesses, prohibiting the sale of fur, and banning performances by wild and exotic animals. tang says this was a difficult decision and is thankful for her time spent representing district four. district four.representing her

mark farrell has decided not to place an initiative on the november ballot to pay for the project.t a tax measure to fund the project does not have strong support. the mayor said more than 100,000 people do not have internet access in their home. >>> a study finds your age, gender and marital status can influence how you tip. the younger you are the less you tend to tip. the survey found that women are better tippers than men. it found that race and marital status could be a sign of how well you tip. according to this survey, younger adults would prefer to get rid of tipping altogether and have the grew tuitt at the built into the bill. >>> that leads to the question of the day for you which is this. what do you traditionally tip. 15% of you say 10 to 14%. 36% of you vowed for 15 to 19%. 40% say 20%. and finally 9% say they tip more than 20%. come on, let us know what you think. vote on the ktvu twitter page and except on our facebook page. >>> there is more backlash facing the trump administration about thounds of children being separated from their rents at the border. more from

we asked san francisco mayor mark farrell if it warranted immediate change. >> we take it very seriously. there's going to be an investigation. until i have the results, i'm not going to comment about it. >> and for those who were wondering how ruby anderson got into the plant in the first place which is guarded by badge ak serks we found out it was being opened between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. that has since been changed. that's one of the many changes we'll likely see. reporting live, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> a scare for a woman in san francisco getting into her car. it happened the afternoon when suddenly a tree toppled onto her car. what you see is her gray mercedes with the tree ore it. it smashed her top and windows. the woman was taken to the hospital. police say she is going tookay. >>> new at 6:00, porn at the public library. it's a problem that plagues libraries across the country, but krenltsly it's the issue of a south bay branch. da damian trujillo has more. damian. >> reporter: people are downloading porn on the library computers. the county library system tells me t

instrumental in unseating him, and installing mark farrell. >> when we agree, we will aid her, and when we disagree, we are a check and balance.>> reporter: james taylor says it may not be easy for her as she tackles issues such as homelessness and housing. >> you have to have different coalition partners than you do in running for a campaign, she needs the progressives to carry out any kind of agenda.>> reporter: with the moderate versus progressive deck of cards is likely to be reshuffled in november, 4 seats on the board of supervisors will be up, so the majority could shift again. >> the question is, is she enough of a politician to persuade one or two progressives over to her position on a regular basis?>> politics, if done right, is a business of compromise.>> reporter: london breed will be serving out at lease term, and will have to run for mayor again next year. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, a massive tent the size of 2 football fields outside the tesla factory.>>> a little boy gets his head stuck in a statue in a bay area library, what firefighters had to do to get him out.>>

our mayor, mark farrell. [applause] >> mayor farrell: than >> mayor farrell: thank you, mark. isn't this awesome? [applause] i am very excited here. i talked to our office of protocol, about my first week in office as mayor. i said why don't we have one of these poles with our sister cities? he said you know what? we can make this happen. here we are. two weeks before leaving office. this is an awesome way to go out. i want to say how proud i am to be here as the mayor of the city of san francisco. on the mayor of a city that prides itself on our sister city relationships. especially in this era today with the federal government, where we are building walls, we are tearing down relationships. we are literally creating tariffs. here in the city of san francisco, we are leading the way in a different manner. we are leading the way building bridges between our different countries and different cities throughout the world. our sister city program in san francisco, it dates back to 1957. with the inaugural sister city of osaka. it was done just a year after president eisenhower in

mark farrell says there's still a long way to go especially when it comes to keeping low wage employees in a city with high housing cost. >> we have to build as much affordable housing as possible. that's why this affects everybody in san francisco. >> it is challenging to pay people more in a very tight labor market. it is necessary to pay people more. >> reporter: the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association says it's also getting more difficult for restaurants to thrive. some small restaurants like suvla are making it work offering an alternative model to combat high labor and high restaurant costs. it's fine dining where customers get their own water and get in and out quicker than a traditional full service restaurant. >> basically allows you to have great volume, great experience, great food, great service. people still do bring your food to your table and greet you when you walk in. >> reporter: employees are paid above minimum wage and have full benefits. for low income earners, their fight isn't over. >> labor unions and community can work together to ensure