>>matt haney: representative safai. >>ahsha safai: many community members, particularly members of organized labor, working family that are traditionally left out affordable housing in the city really pushed our district to really expand the income mix. i want to say, i know i've been on tngc in this proposal today but it's more about the second phase, not this phase so i just want to say that i am excited about this proposal. it is in line with what i think exactly what mara said in the sense that we tremendously under produce housing for working families. i'm talking aboutteachers, i'm talking about janitors . i'm talking about grocery store clerks, media operators area and those that alwaysused be able to live in the city and afford to live in the city . can no longer afford even the average let alone in many cases some of the market rent in their particular neighborhoods. so in this instance, i think this is a tremendous proposal and it looks like with the hsa mixed income program along with the permanent loans are

>>matt haney: i understand. director stuart con . >stuart khan: can we have director stuart with us? i haven't made a mistake in about six months. thank you, chair haney, members of theboard, abigail stuart con, interim director . i'm going to speak briefly about the rehousing efforts and we will be able to be available for questions. as you know the city's commitment as been and remains to offer all guests in six rehousing cohort rehousing resources based ontheir coordinated entry and pandemic prioritization . as a temporary 22nd and again as director for sharing these active dynamicnumbers and we're very pleased that we have a real-time dashboard available for the public now . based on your ordinance area have 1796 active guests in the city rehousing cohort. 54 percent have received a coordinated and priority assessment. there's another percentage have inactive assessments so we have a sense of who they are. butwould like to refresh those assessments . that's about 25percent of the population . we are very close , though it has been

>>matt haney: i take that back, wehave ashley from the mayor's budget office . >> hello chair haney,ey groffand berger, mayor's budget director . i'm here today to talk to you all about our five year financial plan which is a joint report that we put together with the controller's office and budget legislative analyst then the mayor's budget instruction for the upcoming two-year budget cycle so i want to preface this by saying this presentation and the information is really reflective of the world as we knew it in december. so i wanted to make sure you all saw the details in our plan which was published in january and understood the basis of budget instruction the mayor issued departments in september. as you know this is an extremely dynamichere . we get new information every day, every week. so we will be updating these projections for our updates will come out in mid-march and we will incorporate any new information that we received and the controller noted he will bepresenting after me to talk about the current year. so with that i will pull up some slides . okay. so as i said, i

>>matt haney: i understand. director stuart con . >stuart khan: can we have director stuart with us? i haven't made a mistake in about six months. thank you, chair haney, members of theboard, abigail stuart con, interim director . i'm going to speak briefly about the rehousing efforts and we will be able to be available for questions. as you know the city's commitment as been and remains to offer all guests in six rehousing cohort rehousing resources based ontheir coordinated entry and pandemic prioritization . as a temporary 22nd and again as director for sharing these active dynamicnumbers and we're very pleased that we have a real-time dashboard available for the public now . based on your ordinance area have 1796 active guests in the city rehousing cohort. 54 percent have received a coordinated and priority assessment. there's another percentage have inactive assessments so we have a sense of who they are. butwould like to refresh those assessments . that's about 25percent of the population . we are very close , though it has been

>>matt haney: i take that back, wehave ashley from the mayor's budget office . >> hello chair haney,yor's budget director . i'm here today to talk to you all about our five year financial plan which is a joint report that we put together with the controller's office and budget legislative analyst then the mayor's budget instruction for the upcoming two-year budget cycle so i want to preface this by saying this presentation and the information is really reflective of the world as we knew it in december. so i wanted to make sure you all saw the details in our plan which was published in january and understood the basis of budget instruction the mayor issued departments in september. as you know this is an extremely dynamichere . we get new information every day, every week. so we will be updating these projections for our updates will come out in mid-march and we will incorporate any new information that we received and the controller noted he will bepresenting after me to talk about the current year. so with that i will pull up some slides . okay. so as i said, i'll walk you through t

. >> reporter: as vaccines rollout, san francisco supervisor matt haney introduced legislation calling on providers by zip code. >> to create a comprehensive plan to include there is more transparency on data. >> reporter: out of the nine san mateo county, published distribution data by race and ethnicity. supervisor haney is hoping a second vaccination site in san francisco opening as soon as this week will help. >> a big site here back in downtown at the moscone center, ultimately they're saying they can do 5,000 a day. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> we are tracking california's vaccination progress at our website and you can as well. see where distribution stands and when you might be eligible to get the shot. it's all at our website, abc7news.com. >>> as vaccination efforts increase, several of the key covid metrics indicate the spread is slowing in california. the positivity rate is a good indicator of the transmission of the virus within the community. 6.7% marks the lowest point for the seven-day rate since the end of november. hospitalizations along with

people were a 3rd person died here at turk and high street near the home of san francisco supervisor matt haney. >>9 people shot over the weekend. one of the shootings was here in the tenderloin actually on the where i live and i it is unacceptable and supervisor haney says he believes that illegal drug trafficking is the root cause and some of these recent shootings and these in turn are in the shooting here was pretty clearly connected to drug trafficking on in that area. >>and you know it's been like that for a long time and you know we have an illegal drug trade, we're selling drugs that are killing people they're also often associated violence the supervisors advocating for a multi-layered solution to prevent more lives being lost to the drug trafficking violence, you know law enforcement has a role. but so do neighborhood organizations community leaders, you know we have a street violence intervention program i want to bring those folks to the tenderloin so that they're more visible and working with the neighborhood around safety. >>the supervisor says that after this problem is addressed

they had to postpone reopening by another week totaling to 2 weeks i just talked to supervisor matt haney he told me that they have enough vaccine here to stay open for 2 weeks and they are going to be doing about 4,000 per day so that's a good amount but not as much as they could as we know. >>the moscone center can serve up to 10,000 people a day and they're hoping they can get up to that point because now they're serving people. in phase, one b that's the people eligible to work in education and child care emergency services and food and agriculture now let's hear from supervisor matt haney about the hope for more supply. >>a lot of the factories are in kentucky and tennessee. and so in that area they may have been able to distribute more. didn't get out here to california. but we do expect that in this next week. the supply will increase and what i really hope is that it's consistent and it's a steady ramp up from today to the number of months ahead of us to vaccinate everyone that we have a consistent and ramping up supply. the white house is saying that this next week we'll have the

>>matt haney: before we turn to teddy this is going to encompass a hearing that supervisor safai callon the snapshot of the city and county of san francisco so i want to give him an opportunity to provide opening comments as well. >>ahsha safai: i think you said itbest that there's a lot to tackle in these coming months . so i really look forward to working with you as a chair and my vice chair capacity and member mar and other members of the committee. i think we are faced with real challenging times but thankfully the city of san francisco is always createdin addressing those challenges in the best way possible .now, the reason i had called for the hearing as it relates to the current status of our economy is that there's a lot of anecdotal evidence out there. there's a lot ofconversations about businesses leaving or businesses downsizing or office space contracting or office space still being built in the face of the downturn . thehousing market remaining to be robust in terms of property and transfer tax . job losses or job gains and i think one of the items that we heard today as

>>matt haney: i understand. director stuart con . >>stuart khan: can we have director stuart with us? i haven't made a mistake in about six months. thank you, chair haney, members of theboard, abigail stuart con, interim director . i'm going to speak briefly about the rehousing efforts and we will be able to be available for questions. as you know the city's commitment as been and remains to offer all guests in six rehousing cohort rehousing resources based ontheir coordinated entry and pandemic prioritization . as a temporary 22nd and again as director for sharing these active dynamicnumbers and we're very pleased that we have a real-time dashboard available for the public now . based on your ordinance area have 1796 active guests in the city rehousing cohort. 54 percent have received a coordinated and priority assessment. there's another percentage have inactive assessments so we have a sense of who they are. butwould like to refresh those assessments . that's about 25percent of the population . we are very close , though it has bee

supervisor matt haney said success depends on flexibility. >> i think it will work but we need accessible sites in neighborhoods, going directly to the hotels and shelter in place hotel and a wide variety of ways, meeting people where they are. >> san francisco has an estimated homeless population of about 17,000 people. it's not yet clear how many homeless people have been vaccinated yet. ocal biotech company gilead will cut 17 california. it will move additional 89 jobs to north carolina all part of a wave of companies moving workers from the bay area to places where the cost of living is much lower. more than half of the company's 13,000 employees work here in california. >>> bay area dog is back with his family tonight after being stolen and then sold. you may remember scrubs, the maltese puppy stolen from a car in san francisco this past monday. on thursday, a man was arrested in the theft but police said he wouldn't tell them where the dog was. the new owner who bought the dog from the man learned that the puppy was stolen after posting pictures on social media. police say a healthy

san francisco supervisor matt haney says specifically designed rules are partly to blame for people jumping the lines for those vaccines. >> what we don't want to do is create a situation where we create such high barriers that people who really need the vaccine right now have trouble getting it because they didn't demonstrate that they qualify. >> that means cities and counties are operating, in large part, on the honor system. and some dishonest people are taking hard to get appointments away from people who actually qualify. that's leading to some cases to fallout for health providers. one medical in san francisco is facing new sanctions, accused of vaccinating people not currently eligible. >>> governor newsom's office laying out the details of his plan to open up more schools. setting aside vaccines each week for teachers to help get them back in school. the governor announced last week 10% of vaccines each week should go towards those teachers. so now the plan is to dedicate roughly 75,000 doses each week to the teachers. the state will provide those doses directly to the county offic

. >> supervisor matt haney says they were hoping to administer 4000 doses today and it looks like they have enough vaccine on hand to continue at that pace for at least the next two weeks. he has been lobbying the governor's office, kaiser, the department of emergency management and anyone who will listen to send more doses. >> my message here is this site is working. people, the reviews, we don't have no scandals, there is no this, this particular provider did the wrong people, it was a bad experience, this has had nothing but positive reviews. they can do twice the number they were doing before they had to shut it down. so giving more to this site is a win-win for everyone. >> it is back open tomorrow, 8 am to 6 pm. if you qualify you can book your appointment@sf.gov/get vaccinated. >>> three bay area counties are now suspending vaccine supply to a healthcare practice. this after accusations that dozens of people who are ineligible actually did get the shot. san francisco, alameda county, san mateo county's stop supply vaccine to one medical. they say they cannot verify all the vacci

supervisor matt haney says there are not strict documentation requirements by design. >> what we don't want to do is create a situation where we create such high barriers that people who really need the vaccine right now have trouble getting it because they can't demonstrate that they qualify. >> reporter: the honor system makes it easier for people to take a hard to get appointment away from someone who qualifies. >> if you aren't at risk, aren't in one of the categories, wait a couple weeks. we are going to get to you. >> reporter: haney says vaccine supply is expected to ramp up in california next week. jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> nbc launched a website called plan your vaccine. the goal is to connect you to what you need to get your shot. head to the site, you select your state, occupation, age, then the site pulls up the closest locations where you can get the vaccine. go to planyourvaccine.com. >>> distress video of an attack in oakland. you may find it hard to watch. this happened wednesday afternoon outside of a beauty supply store on international boulevard. this woman

supervisor matt haney tells abc7 news the moscone center location may be the city's largest site with a goal of 5,000 shots a day, but the city will not be hitting that number any time soon given how scarce the vaccine supply is. one vaccination center at city college is already up and running. another site is planned for the produce market. >>> overwhelming response to a vaccine clinic on tuesday for seniors in benicia. it will be held at the benicia senior center for people 75 and older for people who live in solana county. people need to check in at the benicia city gym on l street. the city first announced a clinic on friday and says all 1400 slots were filled by saturday afternoon. meantime, the city of los angeles is setting up a protest zone to prevent this from happening again. about 50 protesters temporarily shut down the mass vaccination site at dodger stadium yesterday. a post on social media described it as a scamdemic protest in march and urged people not to wear trump or maga attire. protesters read signs that said "turn back now" and "take off wa outraged.r >> it's deep

city supervisor matt haney says the city still advises a quarantine, but it is no longer rerequired. another development, marin and san mateo counties have moved into the red tier which means looser restrictions on indoor dining and gyms. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has reaction to the tier change from the north bay. >> reporter: blue skies, early buds of spring, and in mar an county they are seeing red where in dealing with covid-19 that is a sign of progress. >> i saw a movie and there was a bank robber who had a mask on and i didn't find that unusual at all. it was really weird. >> reporter: weird is a good word for describing the last few months of purple tier status when restaurants could in the allow indoor dining at all. again -- >> it's been at least three times. >> reporter: he owns the aroma cafe where they will be able to allow 25% occupancy beginning tomorrow. now if only the movie theater would reopen, but management says it's still a week away. are the closures over? >>, hopefully, with the vaccines, i am hopeful that this would be the last time. >> reporter: coul

tonight for teachers in san francisco teachers can now get vaccinated and walgreens a supervisor matt haneyeted the news earlier today, teachers and childcare workers are in phase, one b vaccinations appointments can be made at the walgreens website. >>and now to the south bay where another new large scale covid vaccination site has opened its doors in santa clara county this one open tuesday through friday is in a part of san jose is especially hard hit by the virus. kron four's rob fladeboe was there when the doors open and he brings us up to date now live from san jose rob. >>well that's right ken santa clara county right now is focusing its vaccine. campaign on those parts of the county most impacted by the pandemic and i can tell you few parts of the cut of the county of had more cases in the neighborhoods surrounding the newest vaccination say here on north white road. let's take a look. >>county's newest vaccination site has the capacity of inoculating as many as 500 people per day here at emanuel baptist church in east san jose and not a minute too soon few parts of the county have

with our construction in march, 2020 when we had to stop everything in san francisco supervisor matt haney says red here could be on the horizon for the city. we should be in red by early next week, if not sooner, and we should be in orange. three weeks after that, we've had some communities, particularly the latino community that has been hit a lot harder, and we need to make sure that they have a similar drop in their case rate in their positivity rate. ah, move into the red here would allow into our dining at 25% capacity retail at 50% museums and theaters at 25% and jim's could open at 10% capacity. any change in the tier levels tomorrow would take effect on wednesday. julie all right, jenna. thank you, santa clara county will allow more outdoor sports and activities starting on friday that includes youth sports and performing arts as long as they happen outdoors. the decision bring santa clara county in line with state guidelines, which will also loosen their rules as of this friday. the county's public health officer says getting back outdoors will help improve people's mental, physi

well, the city ramps up its vaccine response supervisor matt haney is pushing for increased transparency and a clear plan from the city's department of public health on how the vaccination rollout is going and what the plans are going forward. it will create it clear and comprehensive vaccination plan that addresses how we're going to vaccinate 900,000 people in san francisco by june, 30th. commitment that dph has made the department of public health, saying it is continuing to develop that plan and again says the rollout depends heavily on just how much vaccine they could get their hands on. on tuesday of this week, the mass vaccination sided city college had to restrict hours because they didn't have enough vaccine on hand. the chief obstacle that we're facing is currently supplies, so even in our mass vaccination sites. on they can, you know, gear upto a much larger amount. we just don't have those amounts coming into san francisco at this point in time, san francisco also launched a new get vaccinated web page to help connect those who are eligible to receive the vaccination with loc

today san francisco supervisor matt haney said that january was one of the worst months for overdose deaths in san francisco, he said 61 people died from overdoses if that trend continues, san francisco is on park guy have 730 drug overdose deaths this year that would be an increase over last year when 619. am people died from overdoses supervisor haney says that what leaders are doing right now is notenough to hayward, where they are searching for the driver who hit and killed a woman and then drove away. ktvu is amber lee tells us that her family is stunned over how she was killed. my mom was a good woman. it just hurts family members gathered on hunt wood avenue in hayward were valerie martinez was killed. they say the 58 year old was walking to a laundromat to wash her clothes when she was struck by a hit and run driver. how could you just leave somebody in the middle of the road like that? police say they say the driver of this 2005 light colored ford explorer hit martin. acenas investigators say another driver saw her walking shortly before the crash and used his high beams to

i'm matt haney, chair of the budget and finance committee. i'm joined by committee members safai and gordon mar. our clerk is ms. wong. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, [inaudible] and community rooms are closed. however, members will be participating in a meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local, state and federal orders declaration directives. community members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comments will be available on each item on this agenda. the number is streaming across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. xhebls are available via phone call by calling 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 1874734596. and press pound twice. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion, but you will be muted.

releasing statistics of how many people have been vaccinated by neighborhood, according to supervisor matt haney. treasure island has the least vaccinated neighborhood. just 5% of adults there have been inoculated. supervisor haney is calling for mobile vaccination sites in underserved areas of the city, including treasure island and the tenderloin. well, thousands of bay area families received boxes of free food in the east bay today it was all part of an effort to put together by or put together rather, rather by nearly a dozen local and national organizations. ktvu is james tourist shows us. the event called oakland all in. boxes bags and volunteers cover every square inch of this oakland parking lot 2000 items with 2000 bags and we're gonna serve 2000 cars, church leaders and the local chapter of volunteers of america teamed up with big names like starbucks and target. donate and help those still struggling from the covid-19 pandemic, so they gave away 2000 boxes of food, school supplies and cleaning supplies. there's a lot of folk who are just out of everything in the pick up point, and the

kandel is in jail tonight facing 2 counts of attempted murder, san francisco supervisor matt haney spoke with us earlier about these recent shootings. and he said he went to the scene and was surprised at how law enforcement responded. >>i went out there this morning immediately when i got the notice that there have been a triple shooting. early this morning, i went out there i just to see what was happening and i was hoping to see some additional police presence called the chief i call some of our community leaders organizations and you know shockingly was just business as usual. and i that sends absolutely the wrong message. when it comes to how as a community we should respon violence but we also have to be proactive we have to make sure they moving forward. there are the conditions that you know can lead to this type of violence. >>and we will of course keep you up to date on that shooting when that information becomes available meanwhile in oakland police are offering a $30,000 reward for information leading to arrests in a shooting there where 6 people were shot on saturday. this.

[indiscernable] i am calling in to say thank you to supervisor stefani and matt haney for backing this ordinance. i just was hoping that we could speak to the rest of the supervisors asking them to support this as well as we are in the personal services industry which makes 13.5% of the 97,000 small businesses in san francisco. 42 now of those are sole -- 42000 are sole proprietors having to do with the ordinances of putting in p.p.e. and making sure employees are safe, and fixing our graffiti on our stores and break-ins and all of the things put forth to us that we could make it safe for the public and our staff. it is just so much money to ask us to pay and kicking the can down the road with deferral is no better way. it will add restrictive capacity. we are not making the money we were making before. we were shut down. with that that just makes that can that was kicked down the road a larger bill for us when we are able to even have money to pay it. out of that 13.5% of businesses of the personal services we about from two to 15 people at a time losing half of our staff because of t

i'm matt haney, chair of the budget and finance committee. i'm joined by committee members safai and gordon mar. our clerk is ms. wong. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, [inaudible] and community rooms are closed. however, members will be participating in a meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local, state and federal orders declaration directives. community members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comments will be

i am matt haney, chair of the budget and finance committee. i am joined by the supervisors.. do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. due to the covid-19 health emergency the committee room are closed. members will be participating. this is pursuant to the orders. committee members may attend through video conference and participate to the same extent as

>>and that was san francisco supervisor matt haney talking about the violence over the weekend where more than a dozen people were shot. 3 of those shootings happened in san francisco. police say 6 people were shot saturday night in the bayview district. this is video from citizens ap all of those victims were rushed to the hospital and they all survived their injuries. the shooting happened along 3rd and to streets. the shooter this morning still on the loose 3 more people were shot in the tenderloin early sunday morning also this is video from citizens app at least one of those victims had to the rest of the hospital with life threatening injuries. this happened on turkey and hyde streets. no arrests in that case as well, but there has been an arrest in this shooting near the ferry building that happened on friday. police say 2 people were shot by 25 year-old tyler gangel of fresno police actually tracked him down in moore said the double shooting happened on trump's street close to the embarcadero and market one of the victims suffered life threatening injuries. gangel is in jail

hoping to do about 4,000 vaccines per day and eventually bump that up to 10,000 their supervisor matt haney talking about how they hope, but the be able to do more in the near future what we're expecting is this apply to go up again and even to get higher than it was before the storm. >>the white house is saying that the white house is saying that this next week they're going to distribute more doses and then any week prior we hope to see some of that trickle down here to this site and allow us to not only keep the site open. but keep it open indefinitely many of the people i talked to today in line waiting to get a vaccine. >>i've been trying for weeks to make an appointment and they say they are happy to be i'm kind of excited >>i know very relieved after the second shot now again in order to make an appointment here at the moscone center you need to register online at my turn dot ca dot gov. >>all right back live now you have this is not a walk-up spot you have to make an appointment ahead of time you can also go to kron 4 dot com. we have links and information on vaccinations there as w

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor matt haney wants this to change. what went wrong here? >> one of the things that went wrong is each of the counties decided to move on at different times when really i think we should be making a decision collectively of when to expand increasingly on-sites that are intended to serve the region. >> reporter: the moscone center mass vaccination site will reopen on monday after receiving additional doses from the state. the question is how long will the supply last. and what will happen if it's paused again? now we've reached out to cal oes, the agency managing the oakland coliseum site with fema to get more clarification, but we are still waiting to hear back. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> any update on the supply san francisco county is expected to receive next week? ngupill be enough to sustain the moscone center site for at least the next week. now the state's distribution task force says the supply won't ramp up significantly until mid-march, about a month away now. until then, california will get a small increase of 2.6 million addi

coverage teachers in san francisco can now get vaccinated at walgreens san francisco supervisor matt haney tweeted the news earlier today, teachers and childcare workers are in phase one b for vaccinations. >>appointments can be made on the walgreens websites. and 20 million additional coronavirus vaccine doses could be in the u.s. by the end of next month and that's if johnson johnson's vaccine. >>gets a green light from federal regulators. an advisory committee for the fda will meet thursday to vote on whether to authorize the vaccine emergency authorization could come as soon as friday. and coming up this hour a lake tahoe listing goes viral from the outside the home looks pretty normal >>time now to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight smarting money he's rather joins us live from chicago with the preview. i'm marni. >>hi there thank you. we are closely monitoring tiger woods o condition at odthis hour, the famous golfer in surgery of course after that's serious car accident earlier today in the los angeles area. we'll have a live report. toni

>>and that was san francisco supervisor matt haney talking about the violence over the weekend in the area more than a dozen people were shot 3 of those shootings happened in san francisco police say 6 people were shot saturday night in the bayview district this is video from citizens app all of those victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries, none with non excuse me none with life threatening injuries. the shooting happened along 3rd and to streets the shooter this morning still on the loose 3 more people were shot in the tenderloin early sunday morning. this video also from citizens ap, at least one of those victims did suffer life threatening injuries. this happened on turkey and hyde streets. no arrests in that particular case as well but there was an arrest in this shooting near the ferry building that happened on friday. police say 2 people were shot by 25 year-old tyler gangel of fresno they actually tracked him down in moore said the double shooting happened on drums street close to the embarcadero and market one of the victim suffered life threatening injuries. gangel

. >>> san francisco supervisor matt haney will hold a virtual hearing today on the cleanup of toxinstreasure island. the issue is certainly long and complicated. the contamination goes back to the world war ii era where the military was there. efforts havn today's hearing starts at 1:30 in the afternoon. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" the final answers in the helicopter crash that killed nba legend kobe bryant and others. >> we'll bring you the latest from washington including the impeachment, make no mistake, we're keeping our eye on the white house as well. >>> how would you like to walk in the shoes of former president barack obama? well if the answer is yes, now is your chance. we'll tell you about a rare shoe designed specifically for mr. obama. i'm going to tell you how it all came about and how you can get your feet inside those shoes, coming up. >>> we're focusing on a legend for today's spotlight on bay area black history. willie stargell grew up in alameda and played baseball at encinal high school. he spent 21 seasons with the pittsburgh pirates, earning the nicknam

>>and that was san francisco supervisor matt haney talking about the weekend more than a dozen peoplehappened in san francisco. police say 6 people were shot on saturday night in the bayview district. this is video from citizens ap all of those victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries, none life threatening. the shooting happened along 3rd and to streets the shooter this morning still on the loose 3 more people were shot. 3 people were shot in the tenderloin early sunday morning. this is also video from citizens app at least one of those victims did have life threatening injuries. this happened on turkey and hyde streets. no arrests in that case either. but there has been an arrest in this shooting near the ferry building that happened on friday police say 2 people were shot by 25 year-old tyler gangel of fresno police tracked him down actually are sad. the double shooting happened on drums street close to the embarcadero and market one of the victims suffered life threatening injuries gangel is in jail this morning facing 2 counts of attempted murder. >>and some 41 and comin

we actually spoke to district 6 supervisor matt haney about not only the shooting in his district but across the city and the lack of response that he says that he's seeing from the police and our city leaders. >>i went out there this morning immediately when i got the notice that there have been a triple shooting. early this morning, i went out there i just to see what was happening and i was hoping to see some additional police presence called the chief i call some of our community leaders organizations. and you know shockingly was just business as usual. and i that sends absolutely the wrong message. when it comes to how as a community we should respon violence but we also have to be proactive we have to make sure they moving forward. there are the conditions that you know can lead to this type of violence. >>we'll of course continue to follow these stories and bring you any updates here on air or on our website kron 4 dot com and you can also get more information by downloading the kron 4 app. an open police are offering a $30,000 reward for information leading to arrests in a sho

. >> supervisor matt haney in san francisco has a pretty big problem on his hands.o put part of the iconic coca-cola billboard that was dismantled last year. bay bridge commuters know he it pretty well. the chronicle reports that haney wanted the whole billboard to be saved. but coca-cola agreed that they would just save one of the cs on the billboard. so coca-cola is giving the 28 feet wide, 20 feet high c a new paint job, doing some restoration, the company will keep the letter in its san leandro bottling plant while haney tries to find it a home. sign was up for 83 years until coca-cola decided it was time to shift technologies away from billboard advertising to digital platforms. 28 feet. >> where do you think it should go? >> i think it could be like an -- like an outdoor exhibit somewhere? >> i like that idea. >> i think some people could come take pictures with, something they could go to in the city. >> that's cute. like an amsterdam, how they used to have that out -- that's a good idea. >> they'll have to figure out to. >>> coming up next, the effort to rec

supervisor matt haney is hopeful it would only go up from there. >> the white house is saying this nextill have the greatest distribution, largest number of doses that they've had yet. we hope to see that here at this site. it will make a huge difference for us. >> yesterday san francisco opened up vaccinations to tier 1b, which includes teachers as well as food and emergency service workers. front line, muni and bart employees are eligible as emergency service workers. moscone has the capacity to administer up the 10,000 doses a day once the supply is here. >>> and help is on the way. the fda could authorize the johnson & johnson vaccine as soon as tomorrow. joining us now live is dr. haley gantts, an infectious disease physician at stanford medical center. thanks for joining us, doctor. you're on the fda advisory committee. what can you tell us about the process and what we might expect tomorrow? >> yeah so, tomorrow we had the opportunity to review all of the data that has been put forth both by the johnson & johnson company from their evaluation as well as an independent evaluation

people who live and work in the city can get a shot by appointment, supervisor matt haney says that despitet everyone in san francisco vaccinated by summer. more than 142,000 people in the city of received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. that's 19% of the city's population. tonight a local medical provider is under fire. they're accused of giving coronavirus vaccines to people who are not eligible. ktvu is andre senior tells us that several bay area counties say they'll no longer be doing business with one medical. san francisco based one medical has come under scrutiny for administering covid-19 vaccines to people under 65 violating state guidelines. the reason we have this tiered system for administering the vaccine is because there's not enough of them to give to everyone you see, berkeley infectious disease professor lee riley says the accusations are troubling because of vaccine shortages. we have to create a priority of different high risk groups. we see the vaccine. alameda and marin county have now stopped allocating doses to that company. how the company distributed. t

with our construction in march, 2020 when we had to stop everything in san francisco supervisor matt haney says red here could be on the horizon for the city. we should be in red by early next week, if not sooner, and we should be in orange. three weeks after that. to provide their haney says that san francisco still needs to reduce case rates in the latino community in order to move into the red tear. the state is expected to announce the tier levels tomorrow, with any changes taking effect on wednesday. julie all right. let's hope covid numbers keep moving in the right direction, janna. thank you. in marin county. they've opened another mass vaccination clinic. this one is a drive thru to better serve people with mobility problems. ktvu deborah villalon here now, with the expectations for this new site, debra. well frank, this is morenz. first drive thru. ironically it's on a parking lot that didn't have an inch of extra space. before covid alone real state cases. pa was always at a premium for ferry commuters in lark spur but not in a pandemic. so a big piece of pavement is now turned o

supervisor matt haney says. despite the setback, the city still hopes to get all people in san francisco vaccinated by this summer. we've got some urgency now we've expanded the eligibility way. want to get our teachers vaccinated so we could reopen our schools. we want to make sure our food and restaurant workers, especiallyas we reopen indoor dining around the bay area next week, we need them to be vaccinated. so this site has to be rolling more than 142,000 people in san francisco. have gotten their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. that's 19% of the city's population. more than 51,000 have received their second dose as well. more americans have now gotten a dose of the coronavirus vaccine that have tested positive for the virus. that is, according to the latest numbers from bloomberg. they say 26.5 million americans have now received at least one shot 26.3 people. million 26.3 million people in the u. s have tested pot. sedative a total of $66.5 doses have gone out. box news, steve harrigan tells us the

supervisor matt haney says tht despite the setback, the city's still hopes to get all people in san francisco vaccinated by this summer, more than 142,000 san franciscans have gotten their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. that's 19% of the city's population. bart operators living or working in san francisco can now get the coronavirus vaccine, along with mew need drivers. mayor london breed said today that transit operators are included in emergency services during phase one b of the state's vaccine guidelines. bart is also pushing for other counties to move operators to make the same distinction. more americans have now gotten a dose of the coronavirus vaccine that have tested positive for the virus. that's according to the latest data from bloomberg. they say 26.5 million americans have gotten at least one shot 26 points. three million people in the u. s have now tested positive. a total of 66.5 million doses have gone out so far, and it's fox news, steve harrigan tells us the white house today mark more than 50 million doses given since the inauguration, 50 million shots in just 37 d

. >>> san francisco sup matt haney has a giant problem on his hand. going to put part of the giant coca-cola billboard that was dismandeled last year. the chronicle reports coca-cola actually saved the letter c or one of them from the billboard. haney wanted the entire sign reserved but says he'll just take the c. coca-cola is giving the c a new paint job, doing restoration on it. the company will keep the letter in its bottling plant while haney tries to find it a permanent home. the sign was up 83 years until coca-cola decided it was time to shift technologies away from billboard advertising to digital platforms. i'm glad they saved at least part of it. >> me too and i really liked looking at it too going home. >> i wonder how big it really is. when they take it down and put it somewhere? where is it going to go. >> we need to stand next to it and find out. >> i know. >> coming up another full 90 minutes of news including expert advice as we head into tax season. why your coronavirus stimulus check is not considered taxable income. >> plus the major

san francisco supervisor matt haney called the tenderloin the most dangerous part of the city when ites to pedestrians versus cars. the tenderloin unfortunate is a place where many people speed through very, very fast has a lot of one way streets and we need to slow the speed down. that's exactly what the sf mta plans to do. the sf mta released details of proposed tenderloin traffic safety improvements. this includes reducing the speed limit throughout the entire area. two just 20 mph right now, most street it's in the tenderloin have a 25 mile per hour speed limit. why does this matter? because if you are hit by a car a 20 mph, you're twice as likely to survive. then if you're headed 25 mph improvements also call for more signage and more enforcement and forget turning right at a red light 54 intersections in the tenderloin alone will have no turn on red restrictions. the tenderloin is a neighborhood that has been seniors that hasanamilies that has many people who are disabled and has a lot of people walking around all the time. we acknowledge that and for that reason people have to

>>and that was supervisor matt haney a violent weekend in the bay area with more than a dozen peoplehot 2 of those shootings happened in san francisco. another in oakland now p police say 6 people were shot saturday night in the bayview district this is video from citizens app all of those victims were rushed to the hospital and survive their injuries. so far no arrests in the case but we do know this happened along 3rd and case to streets. police are still searching for the shooter or shooters 3 more people were shot in the tenderloin early sunday morning. and this is also video from citizens ap, at least one of those victims had life threatening injuries. this happened on turkey, hyde streets. no arrests in this case as well, but there has been an arrest in this shooting near the ferry building that happened on friday police say 2 people were shot by 25 year-old tyler gangel of fresno police tracked him down in moore said the double shooting happened on drum street close to the embarcadero and market one of the victims has life threatening injuries dangle is in jail facing 2 counts

>>and that was san francisco supervisor matt haney a violent weekend in the bay area that he was talking about more than a dozen people were shot 3 of those shootings happened in san francisco. police says say 6 people were shot saturday night in the bayview district and this is video from citizens ap all of those victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries but they survive their injuries. the shooting happened along 3rd and case on streets. the shooter still on the loose this morning. 3 more people were shot in the tenderloin early sunday morning. this is video also from citizens app at least one of those victims had life threatening injuries. this happened on turkey and hyde streets. no arrests in this case as well but there, wow there was an arrest in this shooting near the ferry building that happened on friday police say 2 people were shot by 25 year-old tyler gangel of fresno police tracked him down in moore said the double shooting happened on drone street close to the embarcadero and market one of the victims that person does have life threatening injuries. gangel is in jai

"the chronicle" reporting supervisor matt haney asked the soda company to hold on the big "c" being restoredit is big. 28 feet, woo, yeah, he's still trying to figure out where it should go. apparently it will not be inside his new own apartment of course, probably would big for that, right? he's open to any ideas out there. if you have some, maybe hit him up. >>> 5:37. recovering after covid. still ahead on "today in the bay" how a group of gorillas are doing at the san diego after being treated for the virus. >>> president biden on the road today pushing for his stimulus plan and he's getting some converts. >>> plus a secret will. the legal battle larry king's wife says is brewing following new revelations, weeks after his death.> but first, nbc bay area black history month spotlighting one of the most famous nba players of all-time. gary payton was born in oakland, attended skyline high school. the point guard was named nba defensive player of the year during the 1959-' 6 season. he played a total of 17 seasons with the nba, winning a championship in 2006. throughout his many career highl

san francisco supervisor matt haney called the tenderloin the most dangerous part of the city when itenderloin unfortunate is a place where many people speed through very, very fast has a lot of one way streets and we need to slow the speed down. that's exactly what the sf mta plans to do. the sf mta released details of proposed tender. loin traffic safety improvements. this includes reducing the speed limit throughout the entire area. two just 20 mph right now. most streets in the ed limit. why does thisle per matter? because if you are hit by a car a 20 miles power, you're twice as likely to survive. then if you're headed 25 mph improvements also call for more signage and more enforcement and forget turning right at a red light 54 intersections in the tenderloin alone will have. no turn on red restrictions. the tenderloin is a neighborhood that has been seniors that has many families that has many people who are disabled and has a lot of people walking around all the time we got. we acknowledge that and for that reason people have to drive slower when they're here, the sf mta report

starting next week, supervisor matt haney says those drivers are part of the food and ag worker groupts. this new tear starting on wednesday, also includes teachers and childcare. workers in san francisco. snow and bitter cold temperatures are delaying coronavirus, vaccines and shipments all across the country. reporter jonathan siri has the story from atlanta. this week's winner. weather is impacting vaccinations across the country, fema says as of thursday, more than 2000 vaccination sites were in areas with power outages, forcing many people to reschedule appointments. several states are also reporting delays and receiving weekly vaccine doses. new york city officials postponed scheduling 35,000 appointments due to the shortage, while los angeles is delaying more than 12,000 vaccinations as that city awaits new shipments over the last few days we've been prioritizing second dose appointments at all of our vaccination sites because supply was already limited. public health officials say states will have to work overtime to get back on track. there's added pressure to vaccinate as of

i'm joined by catherine stefani and matt haney. thank you to john carroll mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 emergency, the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. committee members will attend this meeting through video conference and participate asif

last week supervisor matt haney introduced the vaccinate sf plan and it will require the city's departmentf health to submit a written plan to vaccinate all san frcian sri vaccination data and central portal for vaccination appointments. >>> we're expecting new details today about the vaccination site at the moscone center. the mayor will join kaiser officials at a news conference at 11:00 this morning. appointments can be made starting tomorrow through the state's my turn website, and it will serve bay area residents age 65 and up as well as healthcare workers. >>> also a federal mask vaccination site that is going up at the oakland coliseum, part of a pilot program to help speed up distribution. starting next week, eligibility for the covid-19 vaccine in alameda county will expand to phase 1b. once the site opens, that means seniors 65 and up and essential workers will be able to receive the vaccine. >> the whole idea is to speed up the through put, the efficiency, maintain an equitable lens in helication and distribution of the vaccine. >> the site will be operated by the state in partn