i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll for her continued support of manager king and facilitating the various meetings that take place with the disaster council. there's a lot of work that needs to be done in san francisco to address this. many of the things that we know could happen that we may be surprised by. in addition to those things that we know are coming and having some consistent meetings with our various city service agencies, law enforcement and others who will be responsible when and if anything happens in our city is critical to ensuring the safety of residents of our city. this this conversation and us coming together. i know has been sparked by my push to start to look at the renewing of our alarm system that used to sound . at 12:00 every tuesday, something that, you know, especially those of us who grew up in san francisco, we would hear consistently and if you heard it outside the scope of that time period, you knew that there was a problem. and the whole point, again, was to test it to ensure that the system was working the way tha

i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll for her continued support of manager king and facilitating the various meetings that take place with the disaster council. there's a lot of work that needs to be done in san francisco to address this. many of the things that we know could happen that we may be surprised by. in addition to those things that we know are coming and having some consistent meetings with our various city service agencies, law enforcement and others who will be responsible when and if anything happens in our city is critical to ensuring the safety of residents of our city. this this conversation and us coming together. i know has been sparked by my push to start to look at the renewing of our alarm system that used to sound . at 12:00 every tuesday, something that, you know, especially those of us who grew up in san francisco, we would hear consistently and if you heard it outside the scope of that time period, you knew that there was a problem. and the whole point, again, was to test it to ensure that the system was working the way tha

mary ellen carroll and so many people joining us including damon the owner of noodle stop, bill is here who is the president of outer sunset merchant's association and eric chang the violent of stop crime sf. we are here on the west side of town to just call attention to all of the investments that i have accomplice in the my budget that is before the board of supervisors as we speak. and including the supervisor who represents this community. supervisor joel engardio could not be with us today he is at the board. but he has been in complete support of the investments that we have made in order to ensure public safety not just in where everyone is focused the center of town. the tenderloin, south of market and down town areas of our city. but to make surety people in the west sunny valley the people in the west side their voices are heard, too much we know that there are challenges here with car break in's. home invasions, businesses this have been upon vandalized and the chief will may be talk about a crime that occurred on robbery on 20th avenue and know arrest was just made today to

according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. he are ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed in installations that construction part that will take longer in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, speaking of emergencies, take a look. some of the damage caused by tropical storm hilary in nevada. repairs are underway in clark county. that's where las vegas is after the storm damaged. several roads caused mudslides. parts of the las vegas area, including parts of the strip are still flooded because of hillary. there are several reports it some people were swept away by the flood waters. way to get more information on that kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a loo

i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll for her continued support of manager king and facilitating the various meetings that take place with the disaster council

both information that mostly alert to alert people that something is happening according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. are ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed installations that construction part that will take longer. >> and as for the timeline, when we can expect to see these upgrades of the sirens by the end of the year, maybe even sooner. but one thing that emergency officials want to stress is that we shouldn't be relying on fire ants definitely have more than one way to get alerts in case of an emergency and that seems to be the ongoing challenge is getting that message even to vulnerable populations who don't have access smartphone or the internet. well, as we learned in hawaii at the c

both information that mostly alert to alert people that something is happening according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. are ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed installations that construction part that will take longer in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening now, the civic center carnival four-day event, part of an effort to live in a part of downtown san francisco. and if you're thinking of attending, you'll find 100 foot super slide as well as carnival games. a funhouse ferris wheel. just make sure you make it there before 9.30, it's so long. fulton street between the main library in the asian art museum. anyone over 12 years old has to make a minimum $10 purchased games rides

both information that mostly alert to alert people that something is happening according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. are ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed installations that construction part that will take longer in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> it's 10 41 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the bay area is seeing an uptick in covid cases. we'll tell you doctors think is behind the surge. you're going to head to the movie theaters, there's a special deal this weekend. all we have to remind you again, it's on sunday. $4 shows. 10. 44 and you're making plans for the weekend. one movie is out now that follows the journey of a man who becomes a real-life race car driver wh

according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. he are ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed in installations that construction part that will take longer in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, hundreds of people started getting a rash after participating in a race in sonoma county. what bacteria the county says caused that to happen. and after the break, former president donald trump is insisting that he is innocent after surrendering to polk county jail atlanta on felony charges related to his alleged efforts overturn the 2020 election. >> 5.14, is the time. and here are 4 things you should know today. the man accused of assaulting a security

both information that mostly alert to alert people that something is happening according to mary ellen carroll, executive director of san francisco, department of emergency management. the last time the sirens were used was 10 years ago after a water main break on treasure island raised concerns about contamination in 2019, the sirens went offline due to security vulnerabilities. er ready to hit the ground running now. so we will start just as quickly as we can both with the planning and the procurement of the equipment, the technology, and then it's assessed installations sort of that construction part that will take longer in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, federal workers in san francisco are being urged to stay home as crime rates get worse right outside of their office. and we'll look at how city leaders plan to revitalize east oakland with a plan that's been 10 years in the making. public health officials are urging caution as covid numbers are starting to rise. they're also asking people to consider an updated booster shot. >> which should hit store sells in just

i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll for her continued

mary ellen carroll and so many people joining us including damon the owner of noodle stop, bill is here who is the president of outer sunset

i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll

i want to just start by expressing my appreciation to mary ellen carroll for her continued support offacilitating the various meetings that take place with the disaster council. there's a lot of work that needs to be done in