i worked at the commission this is my first time before you all that is property by the market market street for the mid-market neighborhood and i'll thrill about this we have the arts colleague and artist is also present. >> yeah. >> you can use the mouse. >> so a i'm going to go between that and bear with me hello commissioners, thank you for having us i'm the director for the mid-market foundation works in awe last with the business association three years ago we started the market street art it is come into a lot more momentum and produced multiple pieces of art and our advocates in san francisco i want to share a couple of slides what we're doing in the neighborhood it is important. um, so what we're trying to do with w work in the neighborhood to revitalize and reimagine leveraging the existing creativity infrastructure that is 16 thousand feet of theatres in the neighborhood we work nuance with the pitching with oewd and some additional 23u678dz from oat donors and grants one of the things we've been working on this year is a large-scale designation marketing campaign that is rolled o

really impactful year opposed the ferry building a few blocks away from here on the other side of market street we relocated three hundred and this unit with the earthquake to save the building in the community. we also had a groundbreaking for 90 units out in the sunset first off of sunset. so as another grand opening had a 200 and 3 howard i want to mention you'll hear more about that building and i'm going to turn it over to to skating any to introduce her. >> thank you. >> thank you, everyone for being here today all the achievements that has uplifted reflect the dedication of so many people the residents inspire us everyday and give us feedback of what works and our community partners and the incredible tjpa gladly to see you here with us today to all you have you, we expend our gratitude in partnership with the community development and the department of homelessness and supportive housing and tjpa an combours land dedication to the city for low income residents including many that are formallyly unhoused with supportive housing services community spaces share a courtyard you, you want to

the murder happened almost two weeks ago at market and main streets. before dawn. the victim was stabbed near the embarcadero bart station and died right there on market street. police say even with an arrest, this is still very much an open and active investigation. a shocking case of child abuse is rocking not just the bay ar, but the nation. a nanny caught on camera, striking and even throwing an infant who is just a few weeks old. abc7 news anchor dion limb sat down with the baby's traumatized parents, who hope their story will help other parents. >> we all thought we could trust her, you know? and never imagined something like this would happen. >> what you're watching is baby monitor, camera footage from a hillsborough couple's home. mother and father who requested they be identified only by the initials d and t, had just brought their baby girl, h, home from the hospital in late september and hired an overnight nanny to help on day two. but what they discovered weeks later. >> definitely horrifying for any parents and family family to go through. >> alleged

charles. >> well, good yeah, police and investigators had market street and several side streets closed down for hours this morning as they investigated this early morning. homicide. according to the san francisco police department officers responding to market and main street just before 6 wednesday morning found a man suffering from what appeared to be stab wounds. he was bleeding badly. first responders tried to help him, but the victim died at the scene. >> during any possible suspect or suspects may have fled into the nearby embarcadero bart station. the station was closed, which caused delays across the bart system. san francisco police and park police could be seen searching the area. the station was reopened after about 90 minutes, but no one was taken into custody. the san francisco police department homicide detail is now handling the investigation. so far they have not identified any suspects or revealed any possible motive for the killing. investigators spent several hours gathering evidence along market street talking with witnesses and looking for surveillance video. the s

officers were called to market and main streets just before 6:00 this morning, when they arrived, they from stab wounds. they tried to save him, but he later died. no arrests have been made. the bart station was closed for a short time for the investigation but has since reopened. and breaking news cbs news is projecting republicans will keep control of the house of representatives this means the gop will control both chambers of congress as well as the white house. republicans are projected to win at least 218 seats after edging out the democrats in several closely contested districts. democrats were projected to have at least 211 seats. several races have yet to be determined, including five right here in california and in the senate. south dakota republican john thune has been elected as the next majority leader to succeed mitch mcconnell. he promises to stand united with president elect trump's agenda in his second term. and this morning, president biden welcomed the former and future president to the oval office. erika brown has the latest from the white house >>>>congratulations.

it was messy getting around market street. and if you're headed to the sierra, here's a look at the conditions along i-80. meteorologist jessica burch joins me now with our forecast and travel forecast. jess. >jessica>yeah, those rainy skies are definitely sticking around for us for just a little bit longer. and as we take a look at our radar, we continue to watch those showers sweep in from offshore. but it's a lot of hit or miss showers. for the most part. it's just cool, cloudy and gray like you see behind me over at the bay bridge. throughout this afternoon and as we head into the afternoon hours today, we're really just topping off in 50s and 60s. so those cool gray cloudy skies, they're sticking around for us for just a little bit longer. by tomorrow we're going to see sunshine. and that's going to last into thanksgiving. forecast too. for now we're watching these light showers really dissipate over the bay area, though. i mean, we've been dealing with some light conditions. earlier this morning you saw that camera view

operational before 1898 and first carriages and horses for the primary mode of transportation but market street was built up for serve tram lines and streetcars could go up to the door to embarcadero to hospitals and mission street up to nob hill and the fisherman's area. and then the earthquake hit in 190 six the ferry building collapsed the only thing had to be corrected once the facade of the tower. and 80 percent of the city would not survive the buildings collapsed the streets budges and the trams were running and buildings had to highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennis herrera devastation of a cable car they were a mess the streets were torn up and really, really wanted to have a popular sense they were on top of that but two weeks after the earthquake kind of rigged a way getting a streetcar to run not on the cable track ran electrical wires to get the streetcars to run and 2 was pretty controversial tram system wanted electrical cars but the earthquake gave them to chance to show how electrical cars and we're going to get o

director at the market street clinic. they will make sure people who are underserved or are homeless will get the help that they need. >> and that goes in. >> reporter: it will all start with their at-home methadone treatment. >> you're going to show the camera. once you show that camera, and they will show that camera, and then basically once they show that their dose is there, they will again take that and put it in front of the camera, and they are confirming with that face also. >> reporter: and clients will take up to 27 of these bottles, each containing 100 milligrams of methadone in these locked bags. >> it goes into the bag. >> and having programs is what contributed to the 37% decrease in overdose deaths nationwide. >> had and it actually mimics for the individual that high that they are getting. >> reporter: and they offer the synthetic opioid in hopes that users will wing off of it entirely. the bottles are sealed, labeled cutting the time it will take for someone to go to a clinic for treatment. and they say t

francisco on wednesday, the police department is investigating a homicide that occurred near market and main street, according to the san francisco police department officers responding to market and main street just before 6 wednesday morning found a man suffering from what appeared to be stab wounds. he was bleeding badly. first responders tried to help him, but the victim died at the scene during any possible suspect or suspects may have fled into the nearby embarcadero bart station. the station was closed, which caused delays across the bart system. san francisco police and park police could be seen searching the area. the station was reopened after about 90 minutes, but no one was taken into custody. the san francisco police department homicide detail is now handling the investigation. so far they have not identified any suspects or revealed any possible motive for the killing. investigators spent several hours gathering evidence along market street talking with witnesses and looking for surveillance video. the scene was cleared around 9.30 wednesday morning. so far the identity of the victim

yeah, this happened early this morning near market and main street in the san francisco police department is investigating this as a homicide. according to the san francisco police department officers responding to market and main street just before 6 wednesday morning found a man suffering from what appeared to be stab wounds. he was bleeding badly. first responders tried to help him, but the victim died at the scene. >> fearing any possible suspect or suspects may have fled into the nearby embarcadero bart station. the station was closed, which caused delays across the bart system. san francisco police in bart police could be seen searching the area. the station was reopened after about 90 minutes, but no one was taken into custody. the san francisco police department homicide detail is now handling the investigation. so far they have not identified any suspects or revealed any possible motive for the killing. investigators spent several hours gathering evidence along market street talking with witnesses and looking for surveillance video. the scene was cleared around 9.30 wednesday mor

arrest, investigators said san diego was last seen in 2003, when the fbi was closing in on him on market street. >> he parked his car, got out of his vehicle and started walking down the street. and if i'm not mistaken, he went into a bart station. and that was the last time that we've seen him. >> following san diego's arrest, i briefly talked to the suspect, 78 year old father ed san diego, over the phone tuesday morning. he's the retired belvidere city manager still living in marin county. he said he has nothing to say at this point. fbi director christopher wray put out a statement tuesday morning saying, this shows that no matter how long it takes, the fbi will find you and hold you accountable. there's a right way and a wrong way to express your views. in our country and turning to violence and destruction of property is not the right way. san diego appeared in a london courtroom tuesday. he now faces extradition. in pleasanton, lena howland, abc seven news. >> the war in lebanon is coming to an end within the hour, after more than a year of fighting. a cease fire will take effect at 6 p.

market street clinic -- >> b.a.r.t. market, where change begins, q speaking. >> reporter: -- he makes sure people who are underserved or homeless get the help they need and it all starts with sonora health's at-home methadone treatment. >> you're going to show the camera. once you show the camera, normally people have it, they'll show the camera and basically once they show their dose is there they will then again take dose, put it back in front of the camera and then basically they'll show that their dose is done and they're confirming with the app their face, also. >> reporter: clients in this program take home up to 27 of these bottles, each containing 100 milligrams of methadone in these locked bags. >> it goes into the bag. >> reporter: officials say having programs like sonora is what contributed to the 37% decrease in overdose deaths nationwide. >> it actually mimics for the individual that high that they're actually getting. >> reporter: the clinic offers the synthetic opioid as an alternative to fentanyl in hop

i mean, you can walk down the streets right now of market street or mission or van ness, and you seeeople asleep in the middle of the day. we have to do better. we have to build more mental health and drug treatment beds. we have to get people off the street. and as you know, i've been saying this from day one, public safety is going to be our number one priority. and then the second is the behavioral health crisis on our streets. something that is not benefiting the people on the street. and it's not helping our kids either. >> so i was going to ask you, what are your three top priorities? but i think i just heard of two of them just now. is there anything else you want to throw in there, like all hands on deck. >> public safety. and then the behavioral health crisis on our streets. and then making sure that we streamline the bureaucracy so that city government once again works for the people of san francisco. you know, people want to label all of us in elected office. progressives, moderates, conservatives. we are san franciscans. first, we want to make sure that city hall works fo

francisco on wednesday, the police department is investigating a homicide that occurred near market and main street, according to the san francisco police department officers responding to market and main street just before 6 wednesday morning found a man suffering from what appeared to be stab wounds. he was bleeding badly. first responders tried to help him, but the victim died at the scene during any possible suspect or suspects may have fled into the nearby embarcadero bart station. the station was closed, which caused delays across the bart system. san francisco police and park police could be seen searching the area. the station was reopened after about 90 minutes, but no one was taken into custody. the san francisco police department homicide detail is now handling the investigation. so far they have not identified any suspects or revealed any possible motive for the killing. investigators spent several hours gathering evidence along market street talking with witnesses and looking for surveillance video. the scene was cleared around 9.30 wednesday morning. so far the identity of the victim

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live from market and main streets in the city, and ginger.ice say i understand they're still searching for a suspect. that is correct. marcus. and laura, there have been no arrests made in this, and a motive is unclear. but we are getting surveillance video from a nearby coffee shop of the moments that unfolded. i want to warn you, this video is disturbing. now, the stabbing happened around 530. this morning. in the surveillance video, you can see a man walk into the video, stumbling a bit before falling onto the intersection of market and main streets. we have frozen the video before he falls to the ground. another person appears to walk out onto the street to help, as well as helping direct traffic along along market street. later, police arrived to help, but that man died on the scene. the bart embarcadero station was shut down for some time this morning as police searched for the suspect. now, there were delays for both bart trains and muni trains coming into the embarcadero station, but when it did open back up, passengers were visibly a

market street was blocked off, and the bart station was briefly closed as police searched for the suspect. a business owner tells abc seven news surveillance video shows the victim coming from beale street, stumbling then collapsing at market and main street. today, a murder suspect took the stand in his own defense in a san francisco courtroom in the bob lee murder case. the tech executive was stabbed in april of last year by main and harrison streets in the neighborhood known as the east cut. lee was the founder of cash app. the man charged with killing him is nima momeni. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow was in court as momeni took the stand. melanie. ahmad. jurors and audience members were hanging on his every word. one of the only sounds in court today outside of his testimony was the sound of reporters furiously typing, trying to take down everything that he said. nima momeni testified that it was bob lee who attacked him with a knife. he said, over a bad joke that he had made. nima said that he told bob if it were his last night in town, he'd be hanging out with his family,

they also closed down a small block of market street for that police investigation. all of that has since reopened. at this time, police say they do not have a suspect in custody. no arrests have been made, so they are asking you if you have any information that can help with their investigation. be sure to give police officers a call. we're live this morning in downtown san francisco. i'm james torres. we'll send it back to you, andre. >> all right. james, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> now to the bay area weather. a great start to the day. let's talk about who we'll be seeing the showers first tonight. mark. >> hi there. garcia and yeah, we do have garcia and andre. good afternoon. we do have some rain showers already up in portions of the north bay, closer to santa rosa. they are reporting some light rain. so the main focus of this rainfall will be areas north of the golden gate bridge. there will be some cloud cover and the chance of some afternoon and evening showers for the south bay later on today. but as you can see, here's the bulk of the action up tow

streets of san francisco. thanks so much for joining us on kron for news. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. this one happened just before 6 o'clock this morning near market and main streets. the suspect >> is still on the run. kron four's. dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest. good evening, dan. >> good evening. as you mentioned, one person is dead. another still on the loose at this point as people try and figure out and police specifically how this all went down and why. >> just before 6 wednesday morning, police say a man stabbed another man to death near the intersection of market in maine. the security video shows the man falling to the ground. police believe the suspect and the victim were involved in an altercation prior to the attack. this time. we don't believe the incident was random. >> based information gathered from investigators. so we are still conducting a search for the suspect and we don't believe there's a risk to the public at this time. >> police say some witnesses told them the suspect fled to the nearby embarcadero bart station. but police can't confirm that officers searched the station, but the suspect was

now a second store on market street and ninth street was hit just about an hour later. police say it happened around 445 yesterday afternoon with a large group entering the store. you see this video showing them opening display cases, grabbing what they could and putting all that merchandise into several bags. the group then just heads out the door down market street and police tell us. so far no arrests have been made, but a security guard did say the store was also hit on friday. so this, of course, has been a pattern that we've been covering for a while now. in the east bay, three people have been charged in connection with an organized retail crime ring. they are suspected to have been involved in a criminal enterprise at the oakland coliseum flea market. the alameda county da's office alleges the trio had heaps of stolen property valued at more than $348,000. the products came from ten different chain retailers like sephora, macy's and walmart. all right, let's get you outside. how's it looking, lisa? >> well, we are certainly getting breezy in spots around the bay

but unfortunately, he died here along market street. also, they believed at the time that the suspect may have fled into the nearby embarcadero bart station or it was in the area. so they close down that bart station as a precaution for about 90 minutes until 6.30, until the park police department could arrive here in kind of clear the station. make sure everything was ok. police department says so far they have not identified a suspect in this case. haven't anything like that. they remained here on scene again until about half an hour ago, sort of gathering evidence looking for surveillance video and trying to figure out exactly what happened. now. they just cleared and things are sort of getting back to ormal here. if you're in the area, they are also asking that if anyone saw anything early this morning with probably dark. but if you saw anything to reach out to them that the san francisco police department know if you have any information. that's very latest here in san francisco. charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right. thanks for

police say they got a report of this in the area of market and sanchez streets. we reached out to waymo for comment. this is not the first time a rider has been bothered inside one of their autonomous cars. >> i have to go. please, stop. you're holding traffic. >> we reported on a case a few weeks ago where a woman was stuck in take waymo while two men blocked it from driving away. they appear to be asking for her phone number. waymos are equipped with support buttons that can call staff members if indeed someone is in trouble. >>> still ahead at 5:00, california's made a big push to crack down on people stealing from stores, but what about the ringleaders behind organized retail theft, why they say maybe getting away with little punishment or none at all. >>> why prosecutors say it was almost impossible why the man charged with murdering the tech executive bob lee could have been acting in self-defense. >>> a bay area refinery hit with a record fine, a list of the violations and how their punishment will help the surrounding community. san francisco is in crisis

markets? wall street stocks have _ on the markets? wall street stocks have reached - on the markets? mp will be light on regulation and bring in a widespread tax cut but it's a different story in europe and at the 100 in london, raise the gains that it made this morning first on the news, the gaps ended lower and this real pause for thought about what the implications are of all of these policies brought in by trump, not least the plan for increased tariffs because it is likely to push up inflation and it's pushed up the dollar and that has a knock on effect on other economies around the world. ., other economies around the world. . , world. tell me a little bit more about _ world. tell me a little bit more about the - world. tell me a little bit more about the worries l world. tell me a little bit i more about the worries that the markets have about a donald trump presidency. they are looking over the next four years, what are they thinking in terms of trade, barriers, protections and those things that people are thinking about long and hard today. that that people are thinking about

it happened early in the morning on market street near the embarcadero, bart station.ice say they do not believe it was a random attack, and they say there isn't any danger to the public. a coalition of bay area businesses and community groups are asking the governor to deploy the chp across the bart system to address crime. they say it would help people feel safer in the wake of recent violent crimes. bart says it would welcome the chp, but also needs help hiring more police officers. >> hundreds of people attended an oakland unified school district board meeting to discuss a proposal to merge several schools. one plan calls for merging ten schools that already share campuses into five. it's the latest effort to cut costs, as ousd is expected to face a $79 million budget deficit at the end of the year. for weeks now, we've been following a battle between san mateo county sheriff christina corpus, her staff and other county leaders. >> the board of supervisors has now unanimously approved a vote of no confidence in christina corpus. the sheriff there. the board wants t

is so much pressure behind it that the wall collapsed and it sent huge amounts of water along market streetpened in 20, 30 seconds. unfortunately this is a market town that is well used to flooding if you can get used to flooding if you can get used to such a thing, the third time they have been flooded this year and this was the worst one of course, but all up the street here are businesses with lots of water in. in the hair salon here, it tells a story really. all of the christmas decorations are out here. they are absolutely devastated in there. yesterday a tractor for some reason drove down the centre of the street causing a wave and it caused some windows to smash. you might see the window there on the hair salon which meant more water was going inside the shops. people cannot get good insurance any so they are forced to just clean up, and this isjust one month before christmas when they should be doing good business as well. there is a plan for a major flood business as well. there is a plan for a majorflood defence scheme here, but the costs have been rising and it now costs around £

in san francisco city officials on tuesday finalize the purchase of the museum located in the market street city officials say the museum will serve as a local an international destination. that highlights the stories and contributions of the lgbtq community. sanders's will city mayor london breed said to participate in this year's salvation turkey carving event. the event features a friendly carve off competition between san francisco police and the fire department. together. they're going to carp 625 pounds of turkey to train 500 mills. the event kicks off at 9 this morning with meals delivered and >> it's a good way to spread the love. love to see that, especially this time of year. what we're looking at something else. i think we are all living to see, which is finally some clear dry skies. and for a while to see, you've got some easy travel conditions today and through the holiday, a bit breezy out there for sure last night into this morning. but winds will begin to calm down dip in the jet stream to the east will bring unsettled weather to the rest of the country. while high pressure

so when the wall came down, it flooded all the businesses in market street and in the deep water, a greenhrough it, made it a lot, lot worse. west mercia police say they are investigating what happened. but for those left with the aftermath, attention has now turned to the clean—up. in wales, the severely flood—hit towns there are also assessing the damage and tackling the mess. in pontypridd, up to 300 homes and commercial premises were flooded. among them, this garage. the owner worried about the future effect on his business after customers�* cars were written off. personally myself, i wouldn't bring my car down here. um, it's not a safe place to leave your vehicle, is it? so, i mean, so, you know, you got to try and explain that to customers now. and like i said, i don't know where they go from here. anger is growing over the level of warning given to these communities. we did not have - an amber last night. and when you consider the - amount of rain that came today and the flooding we've seen, i'm amazed there hasn't - been a red warning either. so that is something certainly, as a l

market. the treasury secretary is concerned about the deficits. that is welcome news. scarlet:scarlet: for more on how wall street is reacting to the choice of scott bessent, we are joined by j.p. morgan managing director priya. i'm a little confused as to whether bond market sees bessent as such a positive pick. he is more moderate on tariffs the reporting shows commitment to trump's tariffs was a key deciding factor when the president-elect made his pick. >> it is a very fair point. i think the president-elect does want to tariffs and the treasury secretary is going to help implement it. the question is how and if it is a phased in approach, the market does not see it as tariffs going place and the world has to adjust. more that it is a process. with the market is looking at more is on the deficit front. for the last month and a half, interest rates have risen significantly. we have priced in a deficit trajectory which is lookingthe o get extended. the idea of more tax cuts. we know scott bessent's view has been deficits have been a problem. . it is not so much tax collection. it is on the spending front. you c

also at risk the f market street car line. the sfmta faces a $300 million budget deficit in the next few years, and everything is on the table to close the gap. >> as all of you know, the lingering effects of covid, and particularly work from home has had a devastating impact on the sfmta budget. >> voters recently rejected prop l, which would have generated $25 million for transit. federal help is not likely under the incoming trump administration. all right. checking on our weather. more rain today. yeah. >> more rain. sunshine. we've got a mixed bag and a massive moon. >> right? yeah, we have a full moon coming up tomorrow, larry. >> and let's take a look at the rainfall totals so far. it hasn't been a whole lot, but we got 2/10 of an inch in santa rosa. three hundredths in san rafael, five hundredths in oakland. a trace in san jose. you will notice about a third in ukiah and a couple hundredths concord brentwood. half moon bay. san francisco looking at live doppler seven, we are still tracking some showers off the coastlin

. >>> turning to our weather, whether it was a wet and gloomy start to the day with that market street. and that they parted across the bay area with blue skies after a week of rain. >> and that we needed clouds. after that sun peeks through, which is what we're waiting for in a little while. over the past few hours. they have been aimed at the central coast with this latest system, but we will see a few rain showers make their way into the bay area yesterday and even early today. now that is quieting down in the santa cruz mountains. after over a few inches of rain that would fall in this duration of parade of systems. over 10.5 inches of rain in san jose and santa rosa. occidental, you hit the jackpot in terms of rainfall. just less than an inch, imagine they went there a week ago from one inch to two feet of rain and that is the kind of thing you could get across the bay area, where they will calm down just in time and no problems across the state, winding down, where it will be chilly and dry with the sun peeking through the clouds. and a good chance of snow. and they will make the

market street clinic. >> b.a.r.t.er: he makes people who are underserved or homeless gets the help they need. it starts with the at home methadone treatment. >> show the camera? once you show the camera you know normally people have it. they'll show the camera and then basically once they show the dose is there. they will then again take the dose and put it back in front of the camera. and then basically they'll show that their dose is done and they're confirming with the app their face also. >> reporter: clients in this program take home up to 27 of these bottles each containing 100-milligrams of methadone in these locked bags. >> goes into the bag. >> reporter: officials say having programs like this contributed to the 37% decrease in overdose deaths nationwide. >> it actually mimics for the individual that high that they're actually getting. >> reporter: the clinic offers the synthetic opioid as an alternative to fentanyl in hopes that users wean off at it and opioid use entirely. the bottles are sealed and labeled

how a market street has been some closing and everything. so i'm the one that's crying. john just said to me, this could be our last time. shoes. you got all. we're getting a dog and make clothing out dog. i see. >> all that's a great idea. meantime, the ice skating rink is open until january 20th there. so there's still plenty of time to stop by and enjoy the holiday season. they do offer free lessons every weekend out there on the ice. with proper is honoring remarkable women in the bay area. and today we turn the spotlight on south bay resident crawford crawford is pioneer cancer support for thousands of people over the past decade and her cars started when she was diagnosed herself and says she found services that working out for her. so she set out to make some changes. kron four's terisa stasio met up with crawford to talk about what's next on her journey. if you go behind the area here. >> we have a number of weeks and we have trained volunteers who will help you fit. crawford excitedly shows off a well-stocked cancer care point center in san jose. the gift bag th

participants will then march to the lgbt center on market street, according to a new study by ucla.ple are four times more likely to experience violence. a deadly storm making its way into the bay area. ahead at 6:00. we're tracking the path of destruction. it is already leaving in the pacific northwest, and the preparations underway here at home. and don't forget, nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more news ahead on this wednesday morn drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. in the pacific northwest. an update on the havoc it's already causing and the conditions you can expect h

how a market street has been some malls closing and everything. so i'm the one that's crying. and john just said to me, this could be our last time. you got all. we're getting a dog and make clothing out dog. i see. >> meantime, the ice skating rink is open and they'll stay open till january 20th. so you plenty of time there to stop by and enjoy some ice skating and taking the holiday spirit. they even offer free lessons every weekend. a lot of a tower resorts are already open, which is phasing, get ready for skiers and snowboarders. >> this is a live look at heavenly. >> you know what that is? that's you know, in the spring time they a ride like a loose yeah, yes. and maybe wonder, too. i don't know. i'm looking at the because it's all about skiing and snowboarding. they got several feet of fresh snow that's fallen. plus they're making snow, which is awesome. and a lot of people are excited and going to places to get maybe some used equipment lee preowned equipment to enjoy the slopes. >> are you getting excited for ski seasons for snowboarding? absolutely. we've been waiting

organizers moved the parade route off market street a few years ago and on to the embarcadero to giveisherman's wharf a boost. well, some businesses will be closed for the federal holiday tomorrow, and that includes most banks. there also won't be any usps mail deliveries. keep that in mind. fedex and ups, though, will be open. also, expect nonessential government offices to be closed. do we blame daylight saving time for all of that? chris? >> maybe. >> i want to thank everyoner their service and those that are active and family members. that's it's a whole thing. so thank you for your service. yeah. >> hoping the rain also stays away for all the festivities or just left a short time. yeah, that's what we like to hear. all right. thanks so much everybody for joining us for this edition of abc seven news at five. we'll see. you just

as soon as 5 o'clock kids, it's time to go home and you can't walk down market street without beinbyell together like mental health issues in a social media post, mayor-elect daniel lurie said. >>i'm deeply saddened to hear of yet another violent death in our city. every resident and visitor deserves to feel safe, whether they're riding transit for walking our streets. public safety is my top priority as we work to build a thriving san francisco police are rerererereviewing surveillance video and interviewing witnesses in hopes of identifying this suspect who's responsible, they say for this latest attack on san francisco streets. dan kerman kron. 4 ews. >>senate drats say they're working to ban bump stocks. the clock is ticking because they're already only a few months left of the congressional session. washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on how they plan to make it happen. >>the congressional session may be coming to an end. but senate democrats say their work to reduce gun violence isn't finished. we have the tools to address the gun violence crisis. america, illinois

how a market street has been some malls closing and everything. so i'm the one that's crying. and john just said to me, this could be our last you got all. we're getting a dog and make clothing out dog. i see. >> all right. we rate it. yeah. as long as you can get there and our biggest news is going to be, you know, our team coverage continuing all this morning. yeah, how to get you where you need to be. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news thieves targeting meals on wheels in the east bay. we'll tell you how the nonprofit says the criminals are slowing down all the good work they're trying to do this time of year. plus, law enforcement in the south bay is offering some eligible criminals away to avoid jail time this holiday season. we'll tell you how that's working out. >> and after the break, oakland airport workers set to rally today for increased pay and benefits during that busy holiday travel rush. we'll be drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! sw

this is happening sunday, november 24th just off powell and market streets in san francisco. again, this event is free to the public. >> it's 9.26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. lot of kids are getting a hands-on vapes. the99. and, you know, we're talking about now with how chilly it's going see the hands. >> is rotating out the word robot, the blankets. it's people have winter and summer blank, especially overnight temperatures. gayle getting down into the 30's ernie's. yes. so it's really as starting tomorrow night, it looks like right now we're seeing remnants from this cold front. we're seeing those post frontal showers and a chance of some. >> thunderstorms mainly in the north bay. so here's the live radar now. you can see the north bay seeing some rain drops a closer look. so if you're in santa rosa along 101, you can see some wet roads there. sand and a petaluma sonoma. so it's mainly marin and sonoma county. the rest of the bay area. we do look dry. but over the next few hours, just keep that jacket with a hood handy because you may run into a stray shower.

the victim was found in the middle of market street just before 6 a.m. and the station was closed as police searched for a suspect. it reopened at about 630. a business owner tells abc7 news surveillance video shows the man coming from beale street stumbling, and then collapsing at market and main. no arrests have been made yet, and you can get detailed information about what crime is like where you live with our abc7 neighborhood safety tracker. it includes information and trends for san francisco, oakland and san jose. just look for it on our website, abc7 news.com or on our app as well. now to a story we've been following for more than a year. >> the effort to end sex trafficking in san francisco's mission district. now, a new effort by san francisco police aims to curb illegal sex work. abc seven news anchor dion lim is here with the unusual tactic police are using. dion. yeah. >> hi there. in san francisco's mission district, there have been multiple efforts to curb prostitution and sex trafficking in the past. but a combination of community assista

organizers moved the parade route off market street a few years ago and onto the embarcadero to givet. now, don't forget some businesses will be closed for the federal holiday tomorrow. that includes most banks. there also won't be any usps mail deliveries. fedex and ups, though, will be open. also, expect nonessential government offices to be closed. the gift that you gave was great weather for that. exactly. >> nice weather. >> yeah. what did you contribut? >> viewership. i'm speechless. i'm speechless. >> i have to give him a hard time since he's, you know, been off on questions. yeah. away

streets of san francisco. this one happening just before 6 this morning near market and main downtown. and the suspect is still on the run tonight. kron four's dan kerman live for us in san francisco with more. >> more questions nonight about the safety of san francisco. is it safe to walk the streets either before sunrise after sunrise before sunset after sunset? right now police are searching for a suspect who is believed to have stabbed a man to death just before 6. san francisco police are on the lookout for a man who stabbed another man to death. it happened just before 6 wednesday morning near the intersection of market in maine. the security video shows the man falling to the ground. police believe the suspect and the victim were involved in an altercation prior to the attack. this time. we don't believe the incident was random. >> based information gathered from investigators. so we are still conducting a search for the suspect and we don't believe there's a risk to the public at this time following the incident, police searched the nearby embarcadero bart station after some wi

so so far we have seen trying know, trying to de escalate the situation with the non us market street cutting some of the export tax rebates. at the same time, they're also more of the amount of side pull the seat that may be roll out at this to mitigate product the impact on you know, away from the us market for steel. um, it really depends on where the trump will actually implement this 60 percent of tariff on china. because right now if it is only 10 percent, it's possible to see some of this managers working. but if we're only talking about 60 percent, then the story will be quite different. so china is better prepared, but it's hot to fully detached from the us market immediately. there's come to us that the worst case scenario with china retaliate and impose its own terrace. are we looking perhaps at a trade well here? well, um, under the scenario th from 2.0 with more terrified, think this is really is something that is quite likely to happen, which basically means the mutual retaliation. of course. um, what china may do also depends on what trim will do as well. because if we'

just last week, a person was killed on market street outside the embarcadero bart station just before morning rush hour. that crime, still under investigation. well san francisco, despite some of the negative headlines, is growing. the partnership found from january through september, the city saw a 2.8% increase compared to the same time last year. more than 260 ground floor businesses. well thanks to the newly passed measure m, and it might be easier for them to operate. that measure will lower taxes, as well as license and registration fees for restaurants and small businesses. it also allows pop-up businesses to operate out of vacant offices downtown. we spoke to some of the owners. >> it's roasted and then pureed. >> reporter: bringing in a taste of her home to san francisco. she was born in senegal and moved to the bay area more than 20 years ago. she opened her restaurant along hyde street at the embarcadero center a few months ago, relocating from the tenderloin. >> that is hospitality, friendship, it means comradery. it is from the senegal national language. >> reporter: she

the art on market street poster series. we have one that is coming up.over to talk about the collections. good afternoon. commissioners. go back to the charts special we'll gethi pretty pictures i promise. i will talk about our budget for fy24 and allat this is slide from last year's presentation. shoes the history capitol allingcasion. this shoes where we were approaching the pandemic and the drob we experienced in our allocations from the city for care of the collection. i'm happy to report them is something i looked forward to. we worked with capitol planning last budget season to build,

police are investigating acts of vandalism of alchemy's office on market street. >> everybody needs help and everybody needs love. >> reporter: it's not just a feeling. it's a mission for sherman, deputy director of urban alchemy's love team. each day he walks this block of mission street between eighth and ninth making the step a little safer and a little kinder. >> i felt good helping people. i remember my first reversal. i once took lives. now i save lives. that was a good moment for me. >> reporter: for sherman saving lives is more than an act of kindness. it's redemption after spending more than 30 years behind bars. he's found a way to give back, repairing the harm he says he once caused. >> it's truly giving back and it was truly making a living amends to the community and to the people. >> reporter: sherm, as he's lovingly called, represents the evolution of the love team originally founded in 2023 as an all-women group focused on unhoused women and domestic violence survivors. the team has since grown. today its practitioners, men and women alike, connect with anyone in need. >>

small portion of market street. anyone who needs to walk around this area, especially during this time, if you're going through the fi di, if you're going through the embarcadero, you're able to do that. the embarcadero bart station also has been back open for a few hours now. that was shut down for just a moment earlier this morning, causing some system wide delays. but it seems like all of that has been regulated. again, the station is now back open again, but we'll show you some video of what we saw earlier this morning, because it was a pretty intense scene for police officers. when they got here. they found that body in the middle of the roadway. they try to render aid. seems like they couldn't do so. so they immediately put that tarp over that body. they pronounced that man deceased right there on the scene. and it's been in the middle of the roadway since for hours. we also saw video of these officers going into the embarcadero bart station, seemingly searching for that suspect. but we did hear from the san f

. >> what is it about this particular space, roberto, there on market street that just felt right?you know, this is the perfectly sized building to increase space for our groundbreaking exhibitions and collections for almost 40 years, the glbt historical society has amassed one of the largest repositories of priceless historical archives and artifacts, spanning over 100 years of lgbtq history. to be exact. thousands of visitors come to our museum each year, and hundreds of researchers, students, educators, and artists use our archives and research center to access materials that inform countless knowledge and artistic producing projects, from college papers to literature, from visual and performing artworks to documentaries and films. the new permanent space will allow for more exhibitions for the ability to collect even more materials, and for hosting thought provoking public programs and community events in the in the years to come. >> yeah, supervisor mandelman said it will really be an important community hub. okay. it's great. the building has been purchased, but what's next?