supervisor matt haney tweeted a picture of it. >> it's disrespectful. it's dehumanizing for us to have trash strewn all over the sidewalks. >> reporter: he thinks more needs to be done including more city cans that are functioning and not broken. >> something as basic as trash cans that are accessible and that work, we can do better. sidewalk cleaning, pressure washing, we need to do more and better. >> he suggested big belly or smart cans as an option. >> we have crews every morning in the tenderloin washing down. >> reporter: the department of public works shared these pictures with us saying they put in quite a bit of resources into cleaning the neighborhood and have partnerships that work. >> the focus should be not really more trash cans or more sweeping. it should be more enforcement and getting people off the street. >> reporter: the department of public works says there are actually more than 3,000 city trash cans here in san francisco, and there's a formula for how they're placed. often they are near bus stops or where people gather. haney, tho

the photo was tweeted by supervisor matt haney. >> it's disrespectful, dehumazing to have trash strewn all over the sidewalks. >> he says the city needs to do more to keep the neighborhood clean. >> i need to see a plan from them, an urgency to make sure that there's not just enough trash cans but enough daily sidewalk and street cleaning areas where it's most needed. >> haney is working with this. the ace sem works quite well. the department of public works saying they put many resources into cleaning, evening areas they're not required to cover. >> it's bad behavior and the focus should be not really more trash cans or more sweeping, it should be more enforcement and getting people off the streets. >> haney believes people living on the streets is more reason to add cleaning. he suggests perhaps big belly or -- other cans too. even with technology, cans can be vandalized or not used. some neighbors are tired of seeing junk piled up their outdoor cans. >> everything was smooth until we started having this can here. >> reporter: the department much public works says the city has about

. >> supervisor matt haney says he now plans to introduce legislation to open a safe injection site in the city. >>> meanwhile the trump administration is accusing san francisco of allowing drug needles and human waste to drain out to the bay. the environmental protection agency issued the city a notice saying it's violating the federal clean water act. mayor breed said the claims are completely without merit and san francisco has one of the most effective sewage treatment systems in the country. >>> happening today the governor is expecting. the assembly-approved measure will no longer allow the state to authorize charter schools. it will instead leave that responsibility to school districts and county governments. legislation would also require all charter schoolteachers to be credentials while giving existing teachers give years to meet that requirement. >>> time now is 6:08. an oregon man has filed a lawsuit in connection with a sperm donation he made three decades ago. why he's accusing the hospital of a serious breach of trust. >>>. >> and a suspect in a stolen police cruiser lea

hurt a majority of those involved cars hitting people walking or biking san francisco supervisor matt haney told us that under the better market street project market will fully protected bike lanes and widen sidewalks. >>think it's going to clog the arteries that basically surround the area and make the congestion even worse and for a lot of folks it spent time on both sides of market street, it's just going make it that much harder to cross and frankly it's already problem some abilities huge writes the gulf friendly less cars less also feel better for the better fairer and the a not just the economy terms of a future generations are going to be putting that carbon, those carbon emissions are it's it's great. i mean i'm excited. >>now though cars will be able to drive on market, they'll be able to drive through through market and cross intersections. reporting in san francisco, christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>and the changes may not stop their city supervisor, some of them at least are now considering other roads that they will look to make car free in there are those who will say that

supervisors hillary ronen and matt haney say the initiative they hope will be on the november ballot will be postponed so it can be reworked. originally the plan would allow anyone with a mental health crisis to reach out for city services. now the lawmakers hope to narrow the focus to those who are chronically mentally ill. >> mental health sf will now serve the uninsured. will serve medi-cal patients who have severe and serious mental illness and will serve any san franciscan if they are very, very ill and on the verge of crisis. >> the city spends about $400 million a year to care for people with mental illnesses. the latest ballot measure calls for an extra $100 million. san francisco voters will get their say when that initiative appears on the march 2020 ballot. >>> first responders in california will be getting more mental health support from the state. governor newsom signed three bills to provide police and firefighters with assistance. in dealing with mental health and posttraumatic stress problems. the bills will add as an injury for workers compensation and also creates p

supervisor matt haney said drug overdoses i crisis in the city and he plans to introduce legislation creating overdose prevention site . >>> still ahead, three of the presidential candidates now and neck among california democratic voters. still ahead, who is leading the pack ahead of this month's debate. >>> and a's fans disappointed to end the season with a loss and the wild card game. we have the reaction and what was said in the locker room after last night's lost to the raised . >>> we have a deadly accident in san francisco that has closed a major freeway. northbound 101 will remain closed for the time being as they investigate what happened here on northbound 101 near to 80. we will tell you how long we are expecting this to be closed. >>> welcome back. an update to the a's plans of building a new ballpark. the city council seems to be backing off from a lawsuit blocking the a's from buying a portion of coliseum way from alameda county. councilmember rebecca kaplan said the council is approving direct talks with the county. the coliseum site is owned by oakland and alameda cou

>>san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's transportation agency will give its final plan approval on tuesday we're going to completely redesign market streets of that public transportation can move through wide we have a improved experience for pedestlians fall cars will be allowed to drive down market street, drivers would still be allowed to cross over market street taking the private vehicles off and just having the buses and the trains and the taxis and walking and biking it will be a much safer and better experience for everybody. >>the plan is set for final approval on tuesday from there the city will begin changes immediately in phases starting at streets 5th through 8th. in san francisco taylor, the sec e kron 4 news. >>on the kron 00:04am morning news, the search is on for one thief who took off with our work worth $20,000. the missing piece of art that he took coming up. and pg e's power shut off us taking a toll on one student's research project why she says it may have wiped off more than half a million dollars and cancer research. and a startling night across

supervisor matt haney said wednesday he plans to introduce legislation authorizing it require and the city to create a site and work alongside the mayor, he said as we speak people are shooting up on the streets of my district and overdoses are had happening every day we need to get these people off the streets. >>safe injection sites will be another tool in our tool box to help people get the help they need and to get into treatment and also prevent overdose deaths. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>the epa issued a violation notices, san francisco over its waste water treatment so in a letter to the city's public utilities commission. the epa said that the city failed to prop operate and maintain the city so much collection and discharged about 2 billion gallons of untreated sewer water into the ocean annually the epa could pursue injection really for civil penalties, if the state does not correct the problems. president trump warned of the violation notice last month blaming the alleged violation on the city's homeless problem. breaking news story in san francisc

matt haney says we need to do the post dda. years back when i was part of this process too, london breed came out with housing and if you live in the western edition, anything billion dollar there and people are not just examining to your neighborhood and that is the city. i'm also aware that san francisco mohcd had all these references that when people were from the western edition back in their date they are whether or notes and seniors from preferences so why am i saying the world we need, a simple table. all the of the information is here and we can help you figure this thing out. we identify what we mean by pre dda and adjust all this stuff that you've identified here, they are listed on the post dda you mentioned those dda are advisory and i they we need to qualify for the public so that everybody is on the same page, what does advisory rules are and where the obligations are. they need to be stated. we coming up next putting the numbers and this is essential and this is essential because even for the board of supervisors

and supervisor matt haney who, today, represents district six.e attorney dennis serara and his staff, especially jesse smith. [applause] san francisco travel. you were with us from day one. san francisco police department and chief bill scott. the san francisco fire department and chief janine nicholson with a special shout-out to the recently retired chief. [applause] the sfmta is key to us fulfilling our promise to be a transit-first destination, lead by director tom mcwater and his predecessor. virtually every city department and every member of the leadership team touched this project in so many ways. thank you all. we're very proud of the community process today. thanks to the business and residential neighbors who attended countless meetings and provided feedback. thanks to the ocii commissioners, the staff and thed executive director and her staff. the mission bay citizens advisory committee. thank you for your tireless work. to the san francisco giants for welcoming us to the neighborhood. thanks to david manicka and will hoff for designi

matt haney says we need to do the post dda. years back when i was part of this process too, london breed came out with housing and if you live in the western edition, anything billion dollar there

my workers and i are extremely grateful to hillary ronen and matt haney for standing side by side through us throughout the whole campaign. we have a voice and we are respected and we have value. thank you. >> i am sarah larson, mental health treatment specialist. i have been working here since before it opened. we have accomplished a lot to keep it open, our work isn't done yet. the budget for is so closely guarded not even the program directors know what is in it or where it goes. i have seen how under funding the program under mines the services no funding for activities, clothing, shoes, basic things people need to get by every day. where is the money going? lack of resources and staffing put more and more on the staff to make sure the vulnerable residents are taken care of. we are expected to fundraise to pay for activities in a publicly funded program. i personally have to recycle trash. this is an outrage. it was able to happen because our facility has been flying under the radar for a very long time now. clients and workers' voices have been ignored by management and i look forwar

and this initiative comes after two months of supervisor matt haney and helio ronin speaking to the mayor and they are moving forward with it. it only takes a couple of minutes to see the mentalhealth crisis in san francisco streets. there are more than 9,000 othe identified at least 4,000 who are not only homeless, but have a drug problem andre struggling with mental health. out of that number 230 are considered the most vulnerable. >> how are we helping those people right now? >> we're helping those people right now by trying to get them into treatment. >> reporter: the mayor said they plan to help eacson get the care meer need,h e pxpanding th behavioral health access center. >> and the team out there on a regular basis and supervisors and support and mental health stabilization beds and the work we're already in the process of doing and i don't want to continue to divert resources. >>y released back on to r or ha the streets. >> reporter: division is street cleaning response and drug crisis teams and a drug sobering nd officerntce a of insurance accountability. that last part is why t

san francisco supervisor matt haney called for them to be planning what to do with the houses. no one has a plan for where to put the inmates. the retiring sheriff said since $215 million proposal to build a new jail there is no plan for the 300+ inmates. at this point the sheriff's office said her options are limited including some inmates out of the county to alameda county or renovating a jail in san bruno the city already owns. both ideas pose logistical problems. the sheriff stressed she would like to see deputies and those incarcerated out. >> i don't understand how we are going to do it in terms of getting it closed without having some where to put people to live. >> reporter: activist showed up to the hearing saying the answer is not building more jail. they called for more community based programs aimed at crime prevention, drug debilitation and helping offenders re- integrate into society. >> 80% the trail are facing exorbitant bail fees. release threlease them to what are from. >> the supervisor said they called the hearing in hopes of getting clarity of what the inm

join to my left by committee member, supervisor matt haney soon to be joined by vice chair supervisor, there he is, safai and we are joined by supervisor brown and stefani will be joining us. our clerk is most major. you have any announcements? >> be sure to sign all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the octobef supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. could you please read the first item. item one, 190810. ordinance amending the administrative code and public works code to require that any resolution approving a jurisdictional transfer of real property (a transfer of the authority over city-owned real property between city departments) be recorded in the office of the recorder together with a legal description and map of the real property; to require that any petition to the board of supervisors for a street vacation include a legal description and county surveyor-approved map, and that the clerk of the board record in the office of the recorder a copy of the ado

join to my left by committee member, supervisor matt haney soon to be joined by vice chair supervisorai and we are joined by supervisor brown and stefani will be joining us.

supervisor matt haney said wednesday he plans to introduce legislation authorizing it require and the city to create a site and work alongside the mayor he said as we speak people are shooting up on the streets of my district and overdoses are had happening every day we need to get these people off the streets. >>safe injection sites will be another tool in our tool box to help people get the help they need and to get into treatment and also prevent. >>overdose deaths. >>now moving forward. the mayor says there many steps should they be able to open a safe injection site here one of them being where it will be located live in san francisco tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news, michelle. thank you. yes, judge has denied bail for hayward man accused of being a chinese spy. >>the judge said show one paying is a flight risk. despite the presence of his wife and 2 young daughters here in the bay area. the judge said she believed he would still flee to china where authorities say he has money and apartments and a mistress. the criminal complaint says paying is a naturalized us citizen. th

the supervisor matt haney said drug overdoses are crisis in the city and he plans to introduce legislation creating an over desperate and prevention site . >>> the future of the oakland coliseum site is up in the air this morning. in the next half- hour, by the city of oakland and the county are at odds and what major league baseball thinks about oakland's plans . >>> a proposal in san francisco 22 miles of market street car- free. the ways the city could make that street safer for pedestrians and cyclists . >>> the east bay commute is getting busier. we have a couple of things that have popped up that are going to make it just a little tougher on the nearby freeways. we will let you know. >>> and we let you know that today will be cooler. we show you how much and what is in store for the weekend. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigar

supervisor matt haney said wednesday he plans to introduce legislation authorizing it require and the city to create a site and work alongside the mayor he said as we speak people are shooting up on the streets of my district and overdoses are had happening every day we need to get these people off the streets. >>safe injection sites will be another tool in our tool box to help people get the help they need and to get into treatment and also prevent overdose deaths. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>still to come after a jury sentenced former dallas police officer amber guyger to 10 years in prison an act of forgiveness grace from the murdered man's brother. what he asked the judge if he could do in the emotional embrace that followed. >>plus how police were able to reunite an infant with her family after the baby was taken in a ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. ♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with door

supervisors hillary ronen and matt haney say the initiative they wanted to put on the november ballots reworked. originally the plan would let anyone with a mental health crisis to ask for city services. now lawmakers want to narrow the focus to the chronically mentally ill. >> mental health sf will now serve the uninsured. it will serve medi-cal patients who have severe and serious mental illness and will serve any san franciscan if they are very ill and on the verge of crisis. >> the san francisco spent about $400 million a year caring for the mentally ill. the latest ballot measure calls for an extra $100 million. san francisco voters will get their say when the initiative appears on the march san francisco voters will get their say when the initiative appears on the march 2020 ballot . >>> in the promised he will fig to break up facebook. the verge posted audio of zuckerberg telling employees in july it would challenge any such effort by the government and specifically mentioned democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren. senator warren responded on twitter yesterday saying

>>san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's transportation agency will give its final plan approval on tuesday. >>we're going to completely redesign market street to public transportation can move through much quicker and we have fully protected bike lanes at the sidewalks are wide we have a much more. improved experience for pedestrians fall cars will be allowed to drive down market street, drivers would still be allowed to cross over market street taking the private vehicles off and just having the buses and the trainand the taxis and walking and biking it will be a much safer and better experience for everybody. >>now the plan is set for final approval approval tomorrow from there the city will make the changes in phases starting immediately at streets. reporting live from the newsroom telling us aqi kron 4 news. >>thank you so much tailored appears someone is using law dogs to prevent harvey's from parking on the street in an east bay city. the problem is no one else can park their vehicles on that street kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to a city leader who is looking t

that's what happened in district 4 so gordon mar, district 6 to matt haney. the good news just like our campaign, those folks ran a door-to-door campaign and all of the money against them did not win the day. >> moderator: thank you. thank you very much. [applause] ms. brown. >> yes. well, i have to say 80% of my donations are from san francisco, unlike dean preston. and the majority of them are from district 5. so i am running and i have a community campaign and donors. so i'm not going to -- people that live in district 5, i'm not going to pit one person against another because of what you do. i feel like i need to bring people together. i don't divide people. and so that's my floss by. i -- philosophy. i came as a neighborhood activist, i worked with the community as a neighborhood activist. and i will do so always. i will never mislead you, like some people saying, when i get into office, i'll do this. i'm not going to do that. because you hold me accountable. i'm the supervisor now. and i am going to say what i'm going to do, i'm going to do. if i can't

supervisor matt haney said wednesday he plans to introduce legislation authorizing it require and the city to create a site and work alongside the mayor he said as we speak people are shooting up on the streets of my district and overdoses are had happening every day we need to get these people off the streets. >>safe injection sites will be another tool in our tool box to help people get the help they need and to get into treatment and also prevent overdose deaths. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and jose police made an arrest in a deadly shooting case that took place in august officers say antonio pun ahl shot. jose sandoval astori road back on august 10th sandoval died at hospital, investigators said an ahl with served him with an arrest warrant today while he was in custody on an unrelated charge in milpitas for varsity football player to gilroy high school have been cited for sexually battery after they allegedly assaulted a student on campus that's according to police. we first brought you the story yesterday when the gilroy police department said they start

part of the push with progressive supervisors like matt haney to increase the affordable housing bond. we called it for it to be $1 billion. and through all of our advocacy, it's at $600 million, as the supervisor just mentioned. and the last thing is we -- there is an appetite in this city to tax the biggest corporations in this country and in this city, who have benefited mightily from the trump tax break. we taxed them last year in prop c to address homelessness and we can tax them again. we always say they're going to leave town if you tax them. and it's just not true. they're better off right now than before trump. >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. >> we have spoken of housing and homelessness. and we've spoken -- but we haven't spoken about our homeless youth. haight ashbury is home to many homeless youth. what plans do you have to provide support and services for these youth in need? and we're going to start with mr. lamb. >> so i want to bring formal navigation center to lower haight where people can register and use the services there. i want to continu

supervisor matt haney said wednesday he plans to introduce legislation author rising require and thete. he said as we speak people are shooting up on the streets of my district and overdoses are had happening every day we need to get these people off the streets. >>safe injection sites will be another tool in our tool box to help people get the help they need and to get into treatment and also prevent overdose deaths. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>has issued a violation notice to san francisco over its wastewater treatment lead the city's public utilities commission the epa said the city failed to properly operate and maintain the city's sewage. collection and discharged about 2 billion gallons of untreated sewer water into the ocean annually the epa could pursue injunctive relief for civil penalties if the state doesn't correct the problems. president trump warned of the violation notice last month blaming the alleged violation on the city's homeless problem. >>5 21 in the north bay, there is a new emergency siren to let people know about disasters like wildfi

cool in theory just make it better and we did because we feel that it san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's transportation agency will give its final plan approval on tuesday taking the private vehicles off and just having the buses and the trains and the taxis and walking and biking it will be a much safer and better experience for everybody all cars will be allowed to drive down market street, drivers will still be able to crossover market street. now the plan is set for final approval tomorrow from there the city will make the changes in phases starting immediately at streets 5th through 8th >>reporting live from the newsroom. taylor sackey kron 4 news taylor. thank you big story. we're following tonight on kron 4 state leaders are now demanding action from pg e. >>over last week's public safety power shutoff. >>both governor gavin newsom and the california p you see spoke out today kron four's dan kerman reports. >>power has been restored to all 738,000 customers impacted by last week's pacific gas and electric power shut off. the governor wants more than just the lights