leading the pack is matt dorsey. i can't tell you how many times and two things he puts the city first. we have the saying anytime matt says i need you to do this interview, get out and do this public appearance, and the question that we look at each other and say how is this helping the city? he always putting the city first. almost two decades of public service. he is a public servant. in terms of his work with the police department in the last two years, it didn't take very long when i sat down with matt to decide who we were making director of strategic communication. it didn't take long. his reputation preceded him. i didn't know him. had never met him. we sat down at starbucks. he was a real person with real stories, lived experiences. those experiences make him who he is. he is a caring person, compassionate, honest. he stands his ground when he he believes in an issue. he will stand his ground. you know how much i appreciate you and your work and you as a person. we will miss you. in the san francisco police d

leading the pack is matt dorsey. t tell you how many times and two things he puts the city first. we have the saying anytime matt says i need you to do this interview, get out and do this public appearance, and the question that we look at each other and say how is this helping the city? he always putting the city first. almost two decades of public service. he is a public servant. in terms of his work with the police department in the last two years, it didn't take very long when i sat down with matt to decide who we were making director of strategic communication. it didn't take long. his reputation preceded him. i didn't know him. had never met him. we sat down at starbucks. he was a real person with real stories, lived experiences. those experiences make him who he is. he is a caring person, compassionate, honest. he stands his ground when he he believes in an issue. he will stand his ground. you know how much i appreciate you and your work and you as a person. we will miss you. in the san francisco police departm

matt dorsey knows this history. >> i think it is less about the appointing than the person appointed. >> reporter: it is not a supervisor dorsey. three members appointed to the board of education will also be up for electionin vember. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, the health concerns that forced the queen to skip an engagement she has not missed in 60 years. >>> a year in the making, the results of a massive underwater cleanup in lake tahoe. >>>, of all new at 6:00, a tragic scene in a bay area neighborhood. a child found dead near substance authorities believed to be fentanyl. the charges parents are facing. >>> plus, there has been a large rise in the number of covid cases in recent weeks. could that mean the return of mask mandates? i will have details coming for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yi

i am a friend of matt dorsey. (applause). i am giving the benediction.ng faiths and beliefs. we all join in asking for this blessing as matt dorsey takes on the important role as supervisor for district 6 for the city of san francisco. we also ask for lessings on may or london breeds and leaders of every political supper situation.

his name is matt dorsey. mayor london breed said he would fill the seat half empty after matt haney was elected to the senate. he wants to pursue his priority, which is battling the city's opioid epidemic. >> i, matt dorsey -- >> today mayor london breed is swearing in one of the newest supervisors, which chief bill scott says he has mixed feelings about. >> let me thank mayor london breed for making what i think is an outstanding selection. but i'm a little ticked because we're losing such a great guy. >> he will now fill district 60 when matt haney left to be state assemblyman. >> matt has been a very stand-up person and he cares about public safety, which is a big concern of mine as well. >> reporter: prior to working with the san francisco police department, dorsey spent 14 years at the city attorney's office as a spokesperson for dennis herrera. dorsey describes himself as a three-time drug rehab survivor. he calls it a public calamity, even comparing it with being gay. >> the stigma of who is dying is ma

i am a friend of matt dorsey. (applause). i am giving the benediction.om many differing faiths and beliefs. we all join in asking for this blessing as matt dorsey takes on the important role as supervisor for district 6 for

what do you make of supervisor matt dorsey of mayor. london breed sort of joining in with you officers and saying they, too will not participate. um yeah, i was. i was very excited that that mayor braid supervisor dorsey. um we're supporting us mayor breed more than any other politician. this city understands. what we need to do around policing. she comes from a community where where she saw the downside of policing, but she also recognizes that having good police officers who are connected with our communities who are part of our communities. is vital for the safety of our city, and it's just she understands the importance of the right kind of policing in the city. there is still some time before the parade. do you think there is any chance that organizers will change their minds? i would hope so. i would hope that they would choose to embrace the ideals of pride, their deals that allow us all to bring our full selves to the pride celebration and allows francisco police officers and sheriff's deputies and any other law enforcement that

san francisco mayor breed has appointed matt dorsey to lee district six on the board of supervisors seaty matt haney who is now an assemblyman. dorsey is a gay man living with hiv who is a recovering addict. leon melendez joins us live to find out why the mayor thinks those characteristics matter at a time when san francisco is grappling with a drug overdose epidemic. >> matt dorsey went up to the mayor and said, i'm the person you're looking for to be the next supervisor. he has seen people died during the aids epidemic and he himself says he knows what it takes to respond to an epidemic of drug overdoses that san francisco is experiencing. >> for the city and county of san francisco. >> congratulations. >> matt dorsey has never held public office before but has worked for and with those who have led city departments. two of which were present today. dennis herrera and chief william scott. >> what has been important to him is recovery, safety and the ability for people to live in a community where they feel safe and secure. >> former mayor willie brown says despite his previous employme

matt dorsey the newly appointed supervisor where this crash happened says he supports calls for more speed enforcement. >> the current city attorney david chew when he was in the assembly sponsored legislation that would allow for automated camera ticketing for speeding. that's something that i would support. >> people who live and work in the area say this intersection is almost always crowded because of nearby attractions and public transit lines. one woman who manages a restaurant nearby says this is the third serious crash in this area, 2nd and mission there, in the last year. >>> another story we are watching, a cheerleading squad is accused of racism after a post on instagram. photos show members of the varsity cheerleading squad at california high school posted on social media show several team members posing with the head of a black mannequin. you see the head of the mannequin. the post describes the mannequin as their mascot and says they named it kareem. they say an investigation is under way. >> we do not tolerate racism or discrimination of any kind and unfortunately this

and the best is yet to come and, ladies and gentlemen, with that i want to introduce supervisor matt dorsey. [applause] >> thanks, everybody. so i want to welcome everybody to my neighborhood. i live just like a block and a half away. and one thing that i love mid-market and south of market, this area, is just how inclusive a community that it is, and there's density and market-rate housing and b.m.r. and supportive services. this is really the promise of the city of st. francis, and i'm just so grateful to mayor breed for her leadership, charine, and compass family services and ucsf, and dish and for fulfilling the promise of what we can do as a city. i think this is officially just the one week mark as we stand here. i've talked about my own personal journey in recovery and a lot of that i think that i emphasized some of the problems that i see. i think that probably i didn't talk enough about the things that really inspired me to want to work with mayor breed. how inspired i was by the leadership that she showed around the tenderloin initiative and the leadership that she's showing on pr

san francisco mayor london breed has appointed matt dorsey to lead district 6 on the board of supervisors. the seat left vacant by matt haney who is now a state assemblyman. dorsey is a gay man living with hiv who is also a recovering addict abc 7 news reporter liam melendez joins us live to tell why the mayor thinks those characteristics matter leanne. well, it was matt dorsey who went up to the mayor and said, you know, i'm your person. i'm the person you're looking forward to be the next supervisor of district 6 he has seen people die during the aids epidemic and he himself says he knows what it takes to respond to an epidemic of drug overdoses that san francisco is experiencing. for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. thank you. matt dorsey has never held public office before but he has worked two of which were present today former city attorney dennis herrera and police chief william scott what has been important to him is recovery safety and the ability for people to live in a community where they feel safe and secure former mayor. willie brown says despite his pr

i also want to acknowledge we just had our new member of the san francisco board of supervisors matt dorsey join us today. he is definitely familiar to the men and women of the police department. we are so grateful for his service. i also want to acknowledge the fact that a lot of this happens because of philanthropic support and the san francisco police department has the support of chris larson joining us today, a native from san francisco who supports the department and wants to improve moral and support which is a challenging time for the department. so many care about our public safety officials. do not get discouraged what is on social media and other alcohol ings. the an attend of the day the people of the city support you and appreciate you and you are showing up at the most difficult times in their lives. that means something when you have someone that no matter what is going to show up, make sure that people are okay, they are safe, served, protected. that is what public safety and what you all represent for san francisco. we appreciate you. we need you. we will continue to uplift

matt dorsey says the south of market area has disproportionate number of traffic accidents. are traffic calming solutions? i'm going to be meeting with muni. i think there's a lot of programmatic efforts around vision zero. it's an avoidable problem and we have to do more to avoid him. block san francisco says in all 10 pedestrians have been killed this year in the city. well just in tonight, san jose's mayor has tested positive for covid-19. mayor. samla carter released a statement just before 11 o'clock tonight saying in part. are feeling under the weather this evening. i tested positive for covid-19. i am thankful that my vaccination has prevented any serious symptoms so far mayor, licardo did have public city business today. he hosted a small news conference with san jose's police chief anthony mata both wore masks when they were not speaking at the podium. we wish the mayor a speedy recovery. well in the south bay as well santa clara county leaders and parents of high school students are trying to build a better bay area by putting the spotlight. teenagers and fentanyl

tuesday matt dorsey took his first votes as the city's newest supervisor. ey is no stranger to city hall, having worked on the staff of former city attorney dennis herrera. i started work here over 20 years ago. and i never thought that i would be a member of the board of supervisors here district includes a portion of the city's south of market neighborhood, one of the areas in the city facing the challenges of homelessness, mental illness and open air drug use, but if we could pick one issue to make progress on getting people who are active in their addiction on the other side of it into rehab into recovery. i think we would see progress on things like retail theft and auto burglaries , dorsey says his background as a recovering addict himself gives him a unique insight into the issue. he says his experiences working for san francisco's police department, including a regular call with the medical examiner's office, opened his eyes to the human toll addiction and mental health struggles were having it's the monthly death call. it's the number of people who

matt dorsey says the south of market area has disproportionate number of traffic accidents. are traffic calming solutions? i'm going to be meeting with muni. i think there's a lot of programmatic efforts around vision zero. it's an avoidable problem and we have to do more to avoid him. block san francisco says in all 10 pedestrians have been killed this year in the city. well just in tonight, san jose's mayor has tested positive for covid-19. mayor. samla carter released a statement just before 11 o'clock tonight saying in part. are feeling under the weather this evening. i tested positive for covid-19. i am thankful that my vaccination has prevented any serious symptoms so far mayor, licardo did have public city business today. he hosted a small news conference with san jose's police chief anthony mata both wore masks when they were not speaking at the podium. we wish the mayor a speedy recovery. well in the south bay as well santa clara county leaders and parents of high school students are trying to build a better bay area by putting the spotlight. teenagers and fentanyl

matt dorsey will represent district 6 which includes selma, mission bay and treasure island. he worked as communications director for s.f.p.d. he says addressing the opioid crisis is among his top priorities. >> i want every san franciscan that struggles suck at the same access to care that i had and to know they have the support of the city that will give up on them either. >> haney previously endorsed his staffer to take over his post. he tweeted today, i guess for not hanging up a campaign snickers just yet. the supervisor race will be on the november ballot. >>> stanford police are investigating a noose as a hate crime. it was found outside branner hall. it is the third incident of this kind over the last four years. >>> a banner carried during an antiracism parade is headed for the smithsonian in washington d.c. it was carried and reads fight the virus, not the people in english with other messages of support in cantonese. >>> board of supervisors could approve nearly $5 billion to fund healthcare services for undocumented and uninsured residents. supporters say undocume

. >>> the san francisco mayor has appointed matt dorsey to fill the seat vacated by matt heaney . he has been working as a communications director for the san francisco police department. he spent 14 years working for the city attorney's office. he was sworn in during a ceremony today during his remarks he shared he is a three- time graduate of a drug rehab program. tackling the drug problem in san francisco will be one of his top priorities. >> i won every san franciscan that struggles with alcoholism are addiction have the same medical care as i had. >> he previously endorses stoffer to take over his post. he tweeted, i guess we are not hanging up arc campaign sneakers just yet. the supervisor race will be on the november ballot. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area,, covid concerns and the south bay have at least one city putting mask rules back in place. >>> a piece of history is headed to the smithsonian museum of american history. >>> we are breaking down the wild weather. and in the sierra. take showers across the north late this afternoon a couple of whi

tuesday matt dorsey took his first votes as the city's newest supervisor. dorsey is no stranger to city hall, having worked on the staff of former city attorney dennis herrera. i started work here over 20 years ago. and i never thought that i would be a member of the board of supervisors here district includes a portion of the city's south of market neighborhood, one of the areas in the city facing the challenges of homelessness, mental illness and open air drug use, but if we could pick one issue to make progress on getting people who are active in their addiction on the other side of it into rehab into recovery. i think we would see progress on things like retail theft and auto burglaries, dorsey says his background as a recovering addict himself gives him a unique insight into the issue. he says his experiences working for san francisco's police department, including a regular call with the medical examiner's office, opened his eyes to the human toll addiction and mental health struggles were having it's the monthly death call. it's the number of people w

matt dorsey was sworn in as san francisco's newest district. 6 supervisor. >> mayor london breed appointedc for the role after was vacated by matt haney last week. dorsey will represent the city south of market mission bay and treasure island neighborhoods. he is now the board's second lgbtq member. dorsey is also a 3 time drug rehab graduate and believes that he is uniquely qualified to serve, serve this district. that suffers with homelessness and drug abuse. >> i understand from lived experience. the seemingly uncomfortable challenges facing those of us to grapple with addiction and alcoholism. in my district and elsewhere. more than anything else. as i stand here today. i believe in the full promise of recovery. i believe in local government has an essential role in helping fulfill that promise. >> prior to his appointment, dorsey was the director of communications for the san francisco police department. happening tonight, san francisco district attorney bodene will be sitting down with kron 4 to answer questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. the interview

. >> just a couple of hours ago, matt dorsey was sworn in as san francisco's new district. 6 supervisor. the mayor pointed or c for the role after it was vacated by matt haney last week. dorsey will represent the city's south of market mission bay and treasure island neighborhoods. he is now the board's second lgbtq member. dorsey is also a 3 time drug rehab grad and believes that he's uniquely qualified to serve a district that suffers with homelessness and drug abuse. >> i understand from lived experience. the seemingly uncomfortable challenges facing those of grapple with addiction and alcoholism. in my district and elsewhere. more than anything else. as i stand here today. i believe in the full promise of recovery. i believe in local government has an essential role in helping fulfill that promise. >> prior to his appointment, dorsey was the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. >> and happening tonight right here on kron 4 san francisco district attorney boudin will sit down with our catherine heenan to answer questions about crime in the cit

today san francisco mayor london breed appointed matt dorsey to fill the vacancy on the board of supervisors after matt haney was elected to the state assembly he represents. what hope is. hope for a new future hope for transformation. but more importantly, in knowing matt for so many years. what i appreciate is his willingness to build bridges to work together to make the hard decisions. and to focus on the work that's important to san franciscans. the mayor swore in dorsey at a ceremony at the delancey street foundation this afternoon. dorsey has been the san francisco police department's director of strategic communications since 2020. he said he has also personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. dorsey has said he plans to run for a full term co

. >> and new at 11:00 for you, police spokesman matt dorsey will fill the district 6 supervisor seat left over by matt hanie. he was appointed by london breed. dorsey who you see on the left has been sfpd's director of strategic communication since january 2020. he previously worked at city hall for dennis herrera. last month, hanie won the election to the state assembly. that seat will also be up for grabs. again, in november. >> well, to decision 2022. and we are now less than one month out from several key bay area races. primary voting is now open in san francisco. this is new video from the city's department of elections building. poll workers are on stand-by. voters will be able to decide on several propositions including whether to recall city district attorney. >> in san jose, seven people are running to replace mayor sam liccardo. >> we reached out to each of those candidates to ask what they think voters should know. >> videos follow the order that you will see these folks on the ballot in a month. >> i want to be elected the next mayor of san jose. i'm a third generation sa

the mayor appointed matt dorsey to represent san francisco's district 6 including south of market neighborhood area surrounding oracle park. the seat is open because matt hainey moved to the state assembly. dorsey has never held political office but is very familiar with city politics. most recently he was sfpd spokesman and communication strategist for the chief. prior to that he served 14 years as former city attorney dennis herrera's spokesman. after being sworn in today dorsey described himself as a three time drug rehab graduate and says his highest priority will be taking on san francisco's drug crisis. >> we saved lives on covid-19. a generation ago we saved lives. don't tell me we don't have a better way to work together. >> dorsey says he will plan and campaign to retain his seat when the partial term expires in november. he'll be running in november. honey mahogany is an activist and former aide and outgoing supervisor. matt hainey has also announced plans to run for the seat. >>> here is a cool story. next time you're on the freeway look at the new apple billboards or around town. a

. >> matt dorsey, as the new supervisor representing district 6 which covers the city's south of marketame vacant last week after matt haney was sworn in to the california state assembly before today's appointment, dorsey has been the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. it's going to be a news conference at noon today where the appointment will be made official. 2 boats are missing from oakland of their owner. doesn't think they just wandered off either. he thinks so many planned to take them. the director of the beautification council, ken houston, says his goats were taken on friday night. they had just been in an event. it was the first one for 2 years because of covid and the coach. we're a lot near international boulevard 91st avenue where they were being kept and that's where they were taken from. he thinks somebody plan to steal because the fence was cut. it. and there was food on the ground may have indicated they were lowering the goats with the treats. >> and i knew something happen because when i pull up and i say me, the money, they

new supervisor matt dorsey, who was gay, previously served as the top civilian spokesman for the sfpd, so i think it's a it's a moment when we can ill afford to send a message to we don't welcome. diverse communities. i just want to make sure that we are as welcoming as well tended in solidarity. san francisco firefighters will also not march in the parade. now janine nicholson is the first openly gay fire chief in the city. to be sure, sfpd will be a presence at the parade just on the outskirts, providing safety and security in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. and just about a half an hour ago, we spoke with san francisco fire chief janine nicholson, the first openly lgbtq fire chief in the city's history. it's really disappointing to me, obviously as a member of the lgbtq community. um but, you know, we fought for years to be able to be in public safety. both police and fire did. um uh, you know, the lgbt community did and so now to not allow us to march in our uniforms we're not allowed. the police department to march in their uniforms is just it's really disheartening, a

i know the mayor has stepped up in a big way, as has our new supervisor, matt dorsey.but, you know, i just, um uh, you know, made this decision to do this because of, um, our relationship. with public safety and how much we fought for representation. there is word that sf pride may be willing to work out some sort of compromise. deal with the police. have you heard anything about that? i have not. the latest i heard was that, um they would not allow, um police unless they were t shirts or polo shirts, which you know doesn't represent, um who who they are, what their job is, you know, as a uniform personnel myself. we take great pride in wearing our uniform. you know the day i got sworn in as a firefighter to the day i got sworn in as the chief of department super proud to be representing the queer community in uniform. um it speaks of inclusion it may it has made our communities safer to have l g b t q. people in the fire department in the police department and in fact, we have heard that you had something special planned for pride this year that you wanted to do and n

matt dorsey, the new district six supervisor, said.s congested with taxis, tourist busses and drivers coming from freeway off ramps. he is interested in automated speed enforcement or speed cameras. hearts go out to the people who lost their lives yesterday. um as i understand that accident this was something that were that this could have been any of us. he's down to the city's vision zero program spokesperson told me they were devastated by what happened and they are doing a rapid response investigation reporting live in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news is heartbreaking. alyssa. thank you. grief counselors were available today at the fremont elementary school after a seven year old student was killed last week while riding his bike. harry patel was struck by a car on friday afternoon in a residential area. the driver stayed at the scene. district officials say the boy attended leech elementary, they say the district's crisis intervention team, which includes counselors and psychologists, is now offering support

department, fire department, and the entire police department along with newly appointed supervisor matt dorsey say they will stand with the mayor and the pride alliance in skipping the parade unless the committee changes its stance. in san francisco, scott butman, nbc bay area news. >>> a vegetation fire is burning east of san ramon, sky ranger overhead as a captured the fire crawling up hills died. this is near cimino tassajara and highland road. unfortunately, san ramon valley fire and cal fire hoping to get the upper hand at this hour. what are the conditions out there? the wind direction is blowing any kind of embers and smoke away from sam ramon but as we head to tomorrow they will be watching out for these hotspots, 93 degrees a high today with wind gusts of 10 to 20 miles per hour. reading down to about stockton, this also includes solano county, with isolated wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, humidity 5 to 15%. coming up in about 15 minutes, high pressure in the much hotter weather on the way, the next two days. in about 15 minutes. >>> of california heads into its third summer of sever

well today, san francisco mayor london breed appointed matt dorsey to fill the vacancy on the board ofsupervisors after matt haney was elected to the state assembly. he represents. what hope is. hope for a new future hope for transformation. but more importantly, in knowing matt for so many years. what i appreciate is his willingness to build bridges to work together to make the hard decisions. and to focus on the work that's important to san franciscans. dorothy was sworn in during a ceremony at the delancey street foundation this afternoon. he has been the san francisco police department director of strategic communications since 2020. and he also says that he's personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. dorsey has said that he plans to run f

moving to this now to replace man henny in district six you appointed matt dorsey, a spokesperson for san francisco police on monday. how does choosing someone with close ties like dorsey has to the police department reconcile with your roadmap for new police reforms announced back in 2020. well i'll start by saying it's unfortunate that that has become the subject of the topic of, uh , matt dorsey. in fact, we're talking about someone who is a recovering addict, someone who is living with hiv, someone who has been actively engaged a number of policy issues, including fighting for renters. fighting for a number of employees fighting for marriage equality, the work that he has done throughout his career has been groundbreaking for san francisco, and so we needed someone on the ground working towards people who need recovery , and i really needed a partner in the district. but more importantly, every single voter of district six that i talked to said that public safety was at the top of their mind. and that's mostly why i made this decision. and so let's talk a little bit about. so you'

department, fire department, and the entire police department, along with newly appointed supervisor matt dorsey, say they will stand with the mayor and the pride alliance in skipping the parade unless the committee changes its stance. in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have some extreme temperatures . >> next two days we are going to get close to 100 year across parts of the bay area. as you see this area of high pressure building right on top of california. i've talked about this before, when we see the high pressure move over the state, what happens is some compression heeding. basically, it forces the air molecules down to the surface a lot more than if high pressure wasn't here. that really creates some friction and further helps to warm up those temperatures. again, high pressure next two days, really going to see those numbers increase. now, along with that, in case you missed it, we have a red flag fire warning from reading down to stockton which also includes solano county. wind gusts on and off of about 40 miles pe

this is a neighborhood that is disproportionately afflicted with traffic accidents, matt dorsey, the district six supervisor, said traffic collisions are a big problem in this area are crowded streets. there's a lot of pedestrians, um and it's just, you know, a difficult situation. this is a neighborhood where we do have to call attention to it. the names of the victims have not been released. elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news a person missing for five days has been found and rescued in san mateo county, the north county fire authority tweeted just before four this afternoon that a rescue was underway at thornton state beach in daly city. they rushed teams to that area where hikers found the victim and called 911. authorities tweeted an hour later that the rescue was successful. the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. and as of tonight, we have not received any information on the circumstances in which that victim was found, and still no word on the person's condition. well hard, dry and breezy conditions will put some of the north bay back under a red flag warning tom

matt dorsey says the department is a model of police reform. >> these people risk their lives, come from a community that is often rationalized and are leading change. i would like to celebrate that. reggie: officers cap march wearing t-shirts or other outfits but defined. members of the fire department are allowed to march in uniform but will boycott the parade in solidarity with police. kumasi: warriors back in action for game four of the western conference finals. last time, they slept the portland trail blazers. steph curry had 31 points sunday, accompanied by andrew wiggins. the warriors and out one when away from the finals. still, there is plenty of work to do. >> i thoroughly enjoyed seeing our guys compete and stay connected and improve and succeed. we have been through a lot. >> the facts that you are so close to getting back to the opportunity to compete for a championship, state locked in. i told myself that during the game, stay in the moment. it is fun to compete. you have a remember how much fun this is, but we have not won anything yet. kumasi: tip-off is cap for difficul

ryan: new district six supervisor matt dorsey doesn't advise people driving and finding parking, sayingoward public transportation and pedestrian traffic. >> this is a transit first arena. stay out of your cars because there is traffic congestion. ryan: dorsey says people should expect large crowds but also get excited about a bay area team back in a championship game. >> let's be gentle but celebrate responsibly, and let's win the championship. ryan: that is the hope among warriors fans and everybody around the community. if you are planning to go to a watch party, tickets are on sale now and you can get a reservation for the outdoor watch party as well. if you are planning on watching the game at home, you can watch on abc 7. ryan curry, abc7news. >> it is much more affordable to watch on tv. prices are really high for tickets. the warriors co-owner got his start in the nba, a limited ownership partner with the boston celtics from 2006 until he bought the warriors in 2010. to say he is a little competitive with be an understatement. >> boston is very important and those guys were very

dorsey will represent the city's south of market mission bay and treasure island neighborhoods, district 6 no longer includes the tenderloin due to some recent redistricting decisions. the seat opened up last week after matt haney was sworn in to the california state assembly. dorsey has previously been serving as the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. mayor breed's going to be announcing her. later this afternoon, we will have more on that coming up on kron. 4 news at 3 as well. national news this afternoon. lawmakers are reacting to the possible overturning of roe v wade democrats on capitol hill now scrambling to pass some legislation that will codified the 1973 landmark ruling into federal law. so far, though they don't have the votes to pass at. our national correspondent trevor shirley has the very latest from washington. well, this legislation is intended to protect the rights established by roe versus wade. >>regardless of what the supreme court ends up deciding. but there's almost no chance this legislation will survive in the senate. senate democrats will set up a vote on the legislation today with the actual vote scheduled to happen on wednesday. the c

and the best is yet to come and, ladies and gentlemen, with that i want to introduce supervisor matt dorseywant to welcome everybody to my neighborhood. i live just like a block and a half away. and one thing that i love mid-market and south of market, this area, is just how inclusive a community that it is, and there's density and market-rate housing and b.m.r. and supportive services. this is really the promise of the city of st. francis, and i'm just so grateful to mayor breed for her leadership, charine, and compass family services and ucsf, and dish and for fulfilling the promise of what we can do as a city. i think this is officially just the one week mark as we stand here. i've talked about my own personal journey in recovery and a lot of that i think that i emphasized some of the problems that i see. i think that probably i didn't talk enough about the things that really inspired me to want to work with mayor breed. how inspired i was by the leadership that she showed around the tenderloin initiative and the leadership that she's showing on programs like this. so it's not all bad ne

san francisco's mayor appointed dorsey to fill out the remainder of matt. hey, knees term after he won a seat in the state assembly. dorsey says he's already making plans to run for a full term. in november in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu , fox two news san francisco school board may rescind most of the layoff notices sent to teachers and other staff more than 200 teachers. and staff received layoff notices back in march. the school board now says many of those educators have been able to shift into other vacant positions. the board meeting is actually happening right now, where board members are considering a resolution to reduce the number of layoffs down to 2015 of those positions are administrators who could be rehired next year. final layoff notices must be sent down on or before sunday. i want every american to know that i'm taking inflation. uh it's very seriously and it's my top domestic priority. president biden vows he is listening to concerns about inflation. the new attempts to bring down the cost of food, gas and everyday items also ahea

buts supervisor matt dorsey, says he hopes to reach an agreement allowing law enforcement to march inniform in the city's pride parade next month, great organizers decided to disallow officers in uniform. saying their presence represents oppression to the lgbtq community. but now san diego pride, which also banned uniformed law enforcement has reached a compromise to allow officers there to march. supervisor dorsey told the bay area reporter that he plans to meet community leaders in san francisco next week in hopes of a similar compromise. today, volunteers started work on the iconic pink triangle on san francisco's twin peaks for pride month. this year, the triangle will be made up of pink streamers instead of a canvas on the ground. volunteers hung up mile and a half of those shiny streamers along steel cables on the hillside. it will be lit up at night by 2700 led lights. the vivid installation represented dark chapter in history were forced to wear pink triangles in concentration camps. part of appreciating and celebrating any pride weekend is knowing where you've been and this g

. >> matt dorsey is new to the board of supervisors, he is not new to city government. making this part of the city safer is a big priority for his office. >> there are traffic calming solutions. i think there are a lot of problematic efforts around division zero. we have to do more to avoid them. >> road rage rage and drugs and alcohol are likely not factors. dan: masks are mandatory again starting today at public schools in berkeley. has a district reinstated the policy last week due to the drop in cases. we spotted plenty of maked up -- masked up to staff and students. we spoke to a student, she continued wearing hers after the mandate was lifted. >> i think it is important to her en masse because he didn't want to be sick at home with covid the whole time. dan: there only two weeks left in the school year, there want to make sure that graduations can take place. masks are required at all graduation ceremonies as well. kristen: pfizer has new data on is covid vaccine for children ages six months through four years old. it is 80% effective against omicron effective. t

after matt haney was elected to state assembly. dorsey has been the san francisco police department's director of strategic communications since 2020. he represents. what hope is. hope for a new future hope for transformation. but more importantly, in knowing matt for so many years. what i appreciate his willingness to build bridges to work together to make the hard decisions. and to focus on the work that's important to san franciscans swore in dorsey in a ceremony at the lance c street foundation this afternoon. dorsey has previously worked as press secretary for former city attorney dennis herrera. he said he has personally struggled with drug addiction, and he said that help prioritize addressing the city's overdose crisis. every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism, to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crim