has north beach and north beach sud so only applies to the north beach sud. >> so potentially if required. >> at this point we'll have to add it as a use in the code and add it to all neighborhood districts and so phenomenonly this speciality for all neighborhood is that what you're saying and a neighborhood will require would be possible to do it that's my question. >> we'll have to set up an sud. >> no, but right now the use is permitted in every neighborhood commercial district my understanding correct me if i am wrong the reason they wanted it in north beach to protect the long-standing businesses in north beach a particular need for that district but. >> let me clarify when supervisor scott wiener chained the planning code for restaurants. >> uh-huh. >> what happens was everything that was only restaurant or limited restaurant unfortunately what heaped that included therefore every bakery with limited restaurant and everything was a limited ice cream trucks was a limited truck we experienced that someone ought to say a candy shop and became a restaurant they just said we're

live in north beach, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:09.an overpass collapses following a massive fire. the damage left behind on one of atlanta's major interstates. and the havoc that the shutdown is causing for drivers this morning. >>> 6:09 we are off to a blustery start to your friday. the weekend forecast and the changes you need to know about still straight ahead. >> and you have to worry about those blustery winds if you are travelings across the span of the san mateo bridge. there is a stalled car. we'll tell you where it is and how bad it's slowing you down. >> plus, helping pinpoint where you are picked up. next in our tech report, the major uber update and how it works. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. you can see it topple over trailers at this r-v center. >>> new surveillance video shows the moment a tornado touched down. that is in monroe, washington. you can see it topple over some of the trai

chinatown, north beach, and even within the mission special use district. part of character we have a high concentration of businesses along 24th street that have been in the neighbor for more than 30 years. this is only a handful of them. we have about 22 institutions currently that have been serving this neighborhood for more than 30 years. and four are currently on the legacy registry, with one on the way. so while the cultural district is an historic and cultural asset, it's also a way that we're using it as an economic strategy. the attraction of arts, culture, events to the area, create a natural uniqueness created -- made up of businesses and institutions and residents and creates an experience that cannot be replicated by internet retailers, and create and opportunity for the area that may lessen the challenges, as some of the supervisors mentioned today that retail faces today and it becomes a catalyst for attracting more creativity and visitors and creating opportunity for workforce and connections across economic sectors. so this is the timeline

we are live in north beach this morning. lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> president trump's former national security adviser reportedly offering to testify about the trump campaign's potential ties to russia. lieutenant general michael flynn's attorney confirms he is negotiating with the house and senate but wants assurances against unfair prosecution. flynn was fired for misleading vice president mike pence about his discussions with the russian ambassador before the inauguration. during the campaign, he addressed the implications of immunity on nbc's "meet the press." >> when you given immunity that means you probably committed a crime. >> yeah. the house intelligence committee chair devin nunes continues to come under fire for his handling of the investigation and his relationship with the trump administration. new reports claim two national security staffers secretly helped him examine intelligence information on the white house grounds last week. here's something that could dramatically change california's health insurance market

we didn't come to a consensus with north beach or telegraph hill dwellers. they wanted the percentage left in, but from my understanding of the conversation they weren't comfortable with their neighborhood being called out. statistic -- the staff who did that outreach unfortunately has moved on to oakland, but that is what i understand from the meeting. >> i honestly don't know the history of it, but i found in my records a letter that i was copied on from october and i have not been able to actually speak to the author of the letter, stan hayes. but he does not seem to say that they wanted north beach taken out, at least that is not how i read the letter. they do raise another interesting thing though, mr. starr, which is that they believe that this whole discussion is inextricably linked to changes in article 7 of the planning code and thought it would be better if they were heard together? but that option is not before us as our 90 days actually expires march 24th, which does subject to public comment we could continue this for a week? and then send it as

. >>> a 22-year-old man is ted after an -- dead after a shooting in the north beach neighborhood. shooting was not random. live in san francisco tonight with the latest and the details on this investigation. >> there's not much we snow so far. the police don't think this shooting was random. look at the video, it happened early saturday morning around 1:30. this is a popular neighborhood for night life and that's concerning for people. i spoke with a resident of san francisco who's lived in the area for a decade. he lives in the mission district but was out tonight, he was concerned to hear this news in the north beach neighborhood. >> it does concern me, i didn't understand the danger existed. in my neighborhood in the mission there is gang violence and potential for danger but in north beach i didn't expect the danger here. >> so we weren't told the identity or name of the victim. police are urging anyone who may have been a witness to come forward with whatever information. because the neighborhood is known for night life it's worrisome for people that they could be caught in t

chinatown, north beach, and even within the mission special use district.art of character we have a high concentration of businesses along 24th street that have been in the neighbor for more than 30 years. this is only a handful of them. we have about 22 institutions currently that have been serving this neighborhood for more than 30 years. and four are currently on the legacy registry, with one on the way. so while the cultural district is an historic and cultural asset, it's also a way that we're using it as an economic strategy. the attraction of arts, culture, events to the area, create a natural uniqueness created -- made up of businesses and institutions and residents and creates an experience that cannot be replicated by internet retailers, and create and opportunity for the area that may lessen the challenges, as some of the supervisors mentioned today that retail faces today and it becomes a catalyst for attracting more creativity and visitors and creating opportunity for workforce and connections across economic sectors. so this is the timeline fr

a -- shooting in north beach. a 22-year-old man was gunned down near the intersection of grant and green. the shots were fired just after 1:30 this morning. the victim hasn't been identified yet. investigators are talking to witnesses and hoping for tips from the public as they try and track down the shooter. >>> this video has now been seen around the world. vallejo officers taking down a suspect, but witnesses say the use of force was over the top. the video got about a million views in the first two hours after it was posted online. kpix 5's da lin showed the video to law enforcement experts to get their take on it. is in jail facing ing being under [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a violent police encounter caught on tape. an officers hitting a suspect with his fist and flashlight. [ inaudible ] >> i am -- [ inaudible ] >> it was wrong. no reason to brutally beat this kid. >> i can still hit you [ bleep] >> reporter: vallejo police say it happened friday afternoon. someone called 911 to report a man ac

we didn't come to a consensus with north beach or telegraph hill dwellers. they wanted the percentage left in, but from my understanding of the conversation they weren't comfortable with their neighborhood being called out. statistic -- the staff who did that outreach unfortunately has moved on to oakland, but that is what i understand from the meeting. >> i honestly don't know the history of it, but i found in my records a letter that i was copied on from october and i have not been able to actually speak to the author of the letter, stan hayes. but he does not seem to say that they wanted north beach taken out, at least that is not how i read the letter. they do raise another interesting thing though, mr. starr, which is that they believe that this whole discussion is inextricably linked to changes in article 7 of the planning code and thought it would be better if they were heard together? but that option is not before us as our 90 days actually expires march 24th, which does subject to public comment we could continue this for a week? and then send it as

in san francisco there are major concerns in the north beach section of town after numerous fights broke out outside a nightclub early saturday morning after the st. patrick's day celebrations. this is exclusive video obtained by kron 4. in it you can see surveillance video of some of those fights that broke out outside of the hue nightclub in that area. business owners and those who live around there are fearful that someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if something isn't done. i did reach out to those at the hue nightclub and they tell me that any allegations that there are problems in the community or the neighborhood caused by hue lounge and nightclub are completely untrue. in san francisco j.r. stone kron 4 news. on the bay bridge, riders on dirt bikes and atvs had a sideshow sunday night that ended with chp arresting one woman. people who were caught in the traffic took video and send it to grande for. while chp handled this case, san francisco police know of groups of bikers that come in and out of town and cause problems. they say it's often hard to arrest them - espe

this is in the city's north beach neighborhood. it all happened just after 1:00 on saturday morning. multiple fights broke out between at least two groups of women. this is all outside of the "hue lounge and nightclub" on broadway. business owners and those who live around say they are scared that someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if something isn't done police say although some people involved were detained, no arrests were made that night. ( james ) president trump will visit capitol hill today to rally republicans to support his health care reform. a vote is set for thursday on the house floor to repeal and replace much of the affordable care act - and clear the way for the republican replacement. house republican leaders unveiled a package of amendements last night to modify the legislation. many of those amendements would make additional changes to medicaid - in the hopes of getting more conservative lawmakers on board. ( james @ bam) the colin kaepernick controversy is making headlines again this morng. preside

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. >>> in north beach with a 76-year-old woman suffered severe injuries in hit and run. happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. drive sped away north on columbus. victim suffered a critical head injury. >>> leaking propane tank sparked a fire. elderly man suffered is critical injuries in the fire. victim not breathing when pulled from the build. contained to one apartment. some of the first calls to 911 reported explosion the propane inside the structure did pressurize the structure to the point where the windows did blow out. >> fire investigators don't yet know what ignited the gas. >>> strong waves swept a boy out to sea playing in the surf with his father. swept into mon stri beach in carmel. man wanted to go after his son. people nearby stopped him. he was not strong enough swimmer to reach his child. >>> plan would hike california gas tax 43% for road repairs. >> governor stopping in concorde to pitch the plan to bay area drivers. katy mars katy marslo is life. >> know what when governor brown is in concord asking people to get on board playing 12 more cents a gall

. >>> abc7 was in san francisco's north beach, where police hoped to find clues and witnesses after a young man was shot and killed at green street and grant avenue. the 22-year-old victim was shot several times around 1:30 this morning. police have not made any arrests. >>> new details on the brutal road rage attack on highway 101 in san francisco on wednesday. the lift driver, who was injured, it looking at least another ten days in the hospital. pins were placed in alex quintana's left leg. more than a dozen bikers were doing wheelies and blocking traffic when quintana tried to get into another lane. one of the bikers broke a side mirror. the bikers attacked. ran over his leg, breaking it. no arrests have been made. >>> a hazmat crew kept a dangerous situation from getting out of hand at stanford today. a fire started in a lab. sprinklers quickly put it out. however, biohazardous waste was inside. the hazmat team decontaminated the area. it did not affect hospital buildings where patients were being treated, but patient pickup had to be moved during the incident. firefighters don't

it happened in the city's north beach neighborhood just after 1:00 on saturday morning.ultiple fights broke out between at least two groups of women outside of the "hue lounge and nightclub" on broadway. business owners and those who live in the area say they are scared that someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed if something isn't done police say although some people involved were detained, no arrests were made that night. ( mark ) a five- time felon is charged with assault on a peace officer and evading police. this all after police say he rammed a stolen pickup truck into a police car. we first brought you this story last week. one officer was injured in the crash. police say after ramming the officer... 29-year-old lee adams led officers on a chase that ended in berkeley on wednesday night. adams was arraigned on several felony counts. 22-year-old karina provino was also charged in connection with the incident. (darya) in the south bay. san jose's police chief is now explaining why his officers shot a man friday near the busy villa shopping center on steven

it stretches from north beach to market. all the addresses were hit overnight. >>> a lot happening in fremont. tesla is expanding and construction is booming and now b.a.r.t. is rolling through. after years of delay, the warm springs b.a.r.t. station is ready for business. tomorrow morning the tracks between fremont and warm springs will open. chuck, for fremont really to san francisco, this could be a game changer for a lot of people. >> reporter: yeah, a big question people want to know. how many cars will this take off the highway because of this new station? b.a.r.t. estimates as many as 7,000 commute letters use the warm springs station on weekdays. the lot around here has room for 2,000 cars. the answer to the question i posed, somewhere in between. >> after delays, lawsuits, periods of dried up funding and power outages during construction, the b.a.r.t. director looked relieved that b.a.r.t.'s warm springs south fremont station was ready to open. so did hundreds of commuters to pick this will make it easier to get to

specifically in north beach because i didn't existed. in my neighborhood in the mission there is gang violence and potential for danger all the time but here in north beach i didn't expect that there was that kind of danger here.">( marty ) no arrests have been made in this case this morning. police do not have a description of the shooter. ( marty ) still ahead on kron four news weekend. the search ends of a missing woman in san mateo county. we'll have the latest on the recovery efforts. plus... donald trump junior calls out president barack obama... why he's comparing his father to the former president. and next. it might cost you more to ride bart in the near future. we'll explain why. after the break. hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. when i got into my accident ♪yours, i broke almost every bone in both my legs. when i came home from the hospital i needed to be able to recover. tempur-pedic allowed me to do just that.

an investigation at grant and green in san francisco's north beach district. detectives found a 22-year-old man shot several times in the street where he died. his name has not been reesed. no arrests have been made. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at stanford medical school. this broke out about 7:00 this morning in the pathology department. the room at the time dangerous. it was full of hazardous materials. it took more than water to knock down the flames. >> when they made entry, they went in with hose lines and attempted to put the fire out. whatever was on fire we reacted negatively to the water. they backed out. requested fire extinguishers which they then used to extinguish the fire. >> firefighters a they have sprinkler system to thank. there is no dollar amount to the damage so far. also no injuries to tell you about. officials say the fire does not affect nel hospital building war patients were being treated. >>> a driver under arrest after leading officers on a high speed chase in the south bay. you're looking at how i

that happened just a short time ago at columbus avenue and i don't even in the north beach neighborhood. firefighters say she suffered critical head injury. >>> we've just laundry city wide water shortage in san jose is over. this comes of course after a winter filled with rain and snow. city officials say residents have significantly cut down on water use since 2014. the council's decision ends the 20% restriction on water use. there are no longer any restrictions therefore on days residents may water their lawns. the city still does encourage everyone though to ton conserve as best they can. >>> lyft is testing a service. there's a specific pickup and dropoff. it's being tested in san francisco and chicago. right now lyft has nod announced the pricing scale, but the company says it will not surge price its shuttle routes. >>> samsung has new galaxy s 8 have a built in personal assistant. they have facial recognition, yuptd cameras, wireless charging built in gif makerer and a head phone jack. they are available for preorder starting tomorrow. >>> when we come back, the competition tha

that's what we're looking at at north beach in annapolis. the chill is in new england. pittsburgh's in the 50s. it's upper 50s in cleveland. it's 60 in lexington. the milder air is coming in. we'll feel that nice milder air the next few days. clouds are also trying to come in. see out west, dc east, lots and lots of sunshine. few clouds into upper montgomery county. loudon, and the rest of the blue ridge. the temperatures are responding nicely. and we expect them to be in the mid 50s for highs this afternoon. we might see isolated showers north of town tonight, pretty quiet over night and into the morning on tuesday with a few showers west of i-81. midday tuesday, look at the thmps, low 60s on our way to in the afternoon. but a front over night tuesday night. and before we wake up wednesday morning, take some showers, and get them out of here. so wednesday is looking better. as far as this weekend, got a couple questions we'll have to talk about. you can always get the forecast any time on the wusa 9 app. >>> u.s. backed iraqi forces are pushing deeper into mosul. the h

the car struck a pedestrian in north beach just after 3:00 this afternoon. the woman suffered life threatening injuries. witnesses say the car sped off northbound on columbus so far, no arrests. >>> if you have driven anywhere in the bay area lately, i don't have the tell you our roads are a mess, especially after all the storms. tonight, democratic leader ins the state have a plan to fix them, but, as kpix5's juliette goodrich tells us, it involves the t word. >> reporter: hour after chopper 5 spotted another chewed up bay area road, we heard this from the speaker of the state assembly. >> transportation in california has been getting worse for decades and the funds to fix it have been drying up. let's be clear. our roads suck. >> reporter: and today, governor jerry brown made it clear you get what you pay for when it comes to the streets, the highways, and the bridges. >> this is like fixing the roof of your house. if i where don't fix the leak, your furniture will be ruined. the rug will be destroyed. the wood will rot. that is what it is all about. so, s

locally, the 45 north beach also those are the warm spots and only 40-love itsville and -- lovettsville can columbia 342. with the wind it feels more like the 20s and 30s. lots of sunshine for the afternoon and we're not going to have temperatures moving all that much from where they are now. certainly a brisk afternoon. to good news is the winds will slacken tonight. the bad news going to drop into the 20s. that means the blossoms that are out haven't been assaulted enough, will get attacked once again by the very cold temperatures. tomorrow a nice and sunny day. we're looking at for thursday with temperatures which are going to be near 50 but at least the winds will be on the light side. as told you we do see that warm- up returning friday and saturday. and reminder our wusa9 app always has the forecast anytime you need it. just put it on the smart phone, it's a free download. >>> coming up on wusa9 noon, we'll remember the life and times of legendary television producer chuck barris. he built quite an empire. >>> plus we'll introduce you to a class in montgomery county where rock is

nonhour, from the upper 50s -- nap hour, from the upper 50s to upper 60s. 60 also on the bay in north beach and dulles is 59 and 58 waldorf and germantown at 60. really a very pleasant the only negative today is that we get winds that will be gusting at times 25, 30 miles an hour. otherwise, temperatures will be in the mid i think even some upper 60s out there. i know it says 64 but we get to 67 or 68 at national would not surprise me. to torrent is going to be quiet and any flans no worries -- any plans no worries there. thursday another good day. again breezy at times in the afternoon. friday -- well in the 60s tomorrow. friday morning we have a front coming, this the arctic boundary. there will be some rain showers and maybe even some wet flakes in early friday to the north. that will comes through with early morning highs we'll be in the 40s by 10:00 a.m. and we're going to stay in the 40s i think and much colder air is coming for the weekend. so if you like the comfortable spring-like stuff? today and tomorrow, but get ready for a winter feel to the coming weekend. our wusa9 app has ou

police say that the victim was hit while crossing silver street near columbus in north beach yesterdayfternoon. witnesses say that the suspect sped off northbound on columbus. officers haven't made any arrests. >>> scientists from the monterey bay aquarium made a rare find off the coast of hawaii. they filmed a seven-armed octopus that grows 12 feet long and can weigh 165 pounds. it looks translucent with a white coat. monterey researchers have only found it three times in 27 years. >> you go to a sushi restaurant they call that taco. >> have you been to the monterey aquarium? >> yes. >> isn't it fascinating? a great place for children. have you been there? >> i haven't. but i plan to. >> it's just amazing. it really is. it blows my mind whenever i go in there and especially when you see on the jellyfish exhibit that's really stunning or aquarium in the bay. you walk under the sharks. that's so much fun. hi, everybody! good morning. we have a little bit of light precipitation by the time most people head out this morning. it will be out of here. let's call on their live hi-def doppler

it happened in the city's north beach neighborhood just after three yesterday afternoon. police say the woman was walking on filbert street near columbus avenue when a car hit her and knocked her unconscious. she was taken to the hospital with life - threatening injuries. and as of right now we do not know her condition and her identity has not been released. no vehicle description has been released. ( james ) governor jerry brown with a plan to fix california roads. but it will cost you at the pump. the plan raises more than 50- billion dollars over ten years. some of that money coming from a proposed 12- cent per gallon gas tax. kron 4's j-r stone asked drivers if they feel the new tax would be worth it. an all too familiar siteanother roadway failure. this time redwood road in castro valley. it's the ki

are looking for a hit and run driver that struck a 76-year-old woman it happened in the city's north beachhood just after three yesterday afternoon. police say the woman was walking on filbert street near columbus avenue when the car hit her. knocking her unconscious. she was taken to the hospital with life - threatening injuries. and as of right now we do not know her condition and her identity has not been released. no vehicle description has been released. ( darya ) a road between oakland and castro valley - is closed as crews work to repair the road that engineers say is now at risk of collapsing. this is video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. redwood road, which travels along the east side of anthony chabot regional park - was shutdown around 9:30 yesterday morning. the county road connects castro valley to skyline boulevard in oakland. drivers are being asked to avoid the area - and find an alternate route. crews noticed the damage road back in february - but it has since gotten worse. engineers estimate the repair to cost about 3-million-dollars. there is no e

otherwise there will be no beach and the next step is the sand dunes and the next step is the houses. >> reporter: much of the same in north wildwood where the beach looked more like cliffs. residents down the shore are getting used to mother nature taking their beach away. only to have machines put it back every couple of years. >> the ocean take the sand out. they pump it back in. and it takes it out again during the wintertime. report roar this is ocean city where they lost a few feet of beach overnight. this was near seventh street before the surf starting eating away at the dunes. and if it wasn't beach erosion, high tides flooded streets tonight on landis avenue in sea isle. a similar scene in somers point where low-lying areas are still flooded out. and what was this guy thinking? >> winter is actual the best time for to us get waves. >> reporter: diehard surfer

new video showing a brawl outside a nightclub in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. people who live in the area say, it is happening more often... and they think one business, which is new to the area, is to blame. it's a story you will only see right here on kron 4... tonight at ten. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get outside. ♪ ♪ (steve)often we report stories of people getting hit in san francisco while getting off a light rail vehicle or a cable car the muni is always looking for ways to prevent such crashes but much of the fault lies on the drivers .(pam) now, muni has added something new to the light rail vehicles, in hopes of getting the attention of drivers.. but is it working ? n the back of all san francisco muni light rail vehicles are bright yellow

she told abc 7 about another incident in north beach. >> i had accidently shot my door. >> reporter: they say bomb squad found possible explosives inside. >> if i scared them in deleerium and i was drinking too much, i'm very sorry for that. >> reporter: he surrendered just after 9:00 p.m. demolition work began on a storm damaged bring near big sir. work was supposed to begin at 7:00. a giant wrecking ball went to work. crews condemned the bridge last month after it caused it to buckle and start sliding down a hill. a stretch between ragged point and for the moment it is smooth sailing. we're enjoying nice days. drew tooma is here with the forecast. >> it's wonderful toopt out there. and that will lead the way to another mild day on the way. live doppler 7 showing you we had clear skies today that continue tonight. live doppler sweeping, coming up empty handed. take a look at your highs this afternoon. a record high of 77. besting the old record of 76 set back in 2015. 81 the high in clover veil, 80 gilroy and san jose nice and warm at 79 degrees. a live look from our camera. a beaut

even reds you see on your screen from the richmond district, sunset san francisco, the marina, north beach, that is falling at half an inch an hour. this cell is moving off to the north and east. so we'll time it out for you. approaching emeryville around 9:14. rind, 9:18. vallejo, 9:39 p.m. we're tracking scattered downpours as well as a chance of thunder and a wet tuesday morning commute. a stronger storm is on the horizon and the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. ama? >> you can track the rain on our abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> a wild sideshow on the bay bridge last night. these dirt bike riders may have thought they got away, but the california highway patrol caught up with them in the end. >> they used a high tech, new airplane that was watching them the whole time. it's better than giving chase on the ground. >> reporter: it's not every day you see dirt bikes and atvs popping wheelies on the bay bridge. >> they are giving me so much anxiety. >> reporter: this video was shot as they rode all the way intoo san francisco. a motorcycle officer watched the

the north beach there, the summer of love 40th anniversary, the chet holmes memorial.he's got a long long history of personal dealings with the permitting department and he's never run into anything like this. now, a lot has happened in the last 40 years. the city is not the same as it was 50 years ago. the permitting department has a lot of requirements, a lot of people to deal with. a lot of protections for the public that they have to deal with. we understand that. when i came in on this about six weeks ago i looked at the correspondence between boots and the department and it looked like these groups were talking past each other. i said, let's ask for a meeting let sit down and talk about it. see if we can work it out. we went all the parties were there. we practically single by yacht. it was a great meeting. we settled all the disputes could boots and i left there on cloud nine thinking okay working to get the permit everybody is in agreement. i agreed at that meeting to lay out in detail everything they wanted us to do and we have done virtually everything they'v

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm tray i work at senior disabilities action and live in north beach what i know is that we voted for prop c what i know as a city that is what we voted inform as a city we voted done proposition u i'm sorry by supervisor safai, mayor tilly chang proposal sounds like you what i know is also living in north beach i see that the workforce there on the wharf is now traveling from the east bay and beyond to get to their minimum wage jobs many of them and that the wharf is having a hard time hiring people people can't afford to live here we're talking about a workforce those people that live in my neighborhood with a 10-minute commute commute for a much, much longer time and paying the additional fees that involves i know that the seniors continue to be displaced to be evicted because their long term tenant is there is no where to go they want to live in buildings mixed income include their income being worked out although the retired construction people the retires carpenters the retired janitor are low income we need to think about in the future those sam

(steve) this video is from the city's north beach neighborhood... multiple scuffles seem to breakout between at least two groups of women.... police rush in to break it all up.(steve) tonight -- people who live and work in the area say the problems are getting worse. (pam) many are blaming one new business in particular. kron 4's j-r stone is live tonight in san francisco... with a closer look at the surveillance video, j.r. pam, the nightclub is called hue. the crowds here have been huge over the past couple of months. neighbors say it's just one fight after the next and it has to stop.women going after women outside the hue lounge and nightclub in san francisco. dozens of officers from around the city responded to what appeared to be a complete mess early saturday morning. this is surveillance video given to kron 4 exclusively by those in the area who are concerned. saying this has become a weekly thing. fight after fight. this was recorded just after 1 am after a day of st. patrick's day partying. the video shows fights outside the front of the c

in the city's north beach neighborhood just after three- this afternoon. police say, the woman was walking on filbert street near columbus avenue when the car hit her... knocking her unconscious. she was taken to the hospital with life - threatening injuries... and as of right now, we do not know her condition and her identity has not been released. no vehicle description has been released. (steve) the agency in charge of flood control is laying out it's version of the facts in last months devastating flood along coyote creeek. in a public meeting earlier today, the santa clara valley water district reviewed stream flows over the holiday weekend leading up to the flood. they oversee flood control along coyote creek and they concluded that san jose had ample warning but failed to act and didn't evacuate the four-thousand people affected. mayor sam liccardo asserted that the district provided inaccurate information about how much water the creek would hold before it would overflow. sam liccardo/san jose mayor ".we need answers that will help us understand wh

the light from republicans, patty in north palm beach, florida. good morning. caller: good morning.hey keep saying the affordable care act is going to die. it is going to die. it is going to disappear. my question is, why don't we let it just? -- just die? when it is dead and gone the democrats want have anything and republicans want have anything. and then the two can come together and create a bill that both parties can agree on. host: do you think the people who would be impacted if that happened would want their members of congress to do that? not act until the system collapses? caller: i don't know they have a choice because the democrats are against it. republicans are against it. they can't agree. it is going to die if it is not fixed. they are not going to agree. i feel bad about the 11 million that have got health insurance, so there could be something they say, ok, we will keep it going until, you know, until they have a new plan. they are at each other's throats so much. it will be taxes and do entitlements. it just needs to just completely itaway, let it die because supp

it happened in the north beach neighborhood on columbus street. firefighters tell us the victim suffered a critical head injury. >>> two northern california anti-abortion activist are fighting charges that deal with the undercover video charges. 15 counts were charged. the pair illegally rec planned parenthood officials, and they say they did nothing illegal. >> we were hoping to document and illustrate clearly for the public exactly how planned parenthood participates in such a shocking marketplace. >> the videos plan planned parenthood to illegally selling tissue for nonprofits. and they say the videos were dece deceit fully edited. >>> the baseball coach at san francisco's gal lay yo high school has been placed on leave for directing slurs at an asian american player. he coached sports for 25 at galileo. an apparent reported it to officials after hearing the slurs. >>> and then a discrimination lawsuit to forever 21, and they are accused of telling their employees not to speak to coworkers or customers to anything other than english, and the st

it happened in the city's north beach neighborhood just after three- this afternoon. police say, the woman was walking on filbert street near columbus avenue when the car hit her... knocking her unconscious. she was taken to the hospital with life - threatening injuries... and as of right now, we do not know her condition and her identity has not been released. no vehicle description has been released. (steve) the agency in charge of flood control is laying out it's version of the facts in last months devastating flood along coyote creeek. in a public meeting earlier today, the santa clara valley water district reviewed stream flows over the holiday weekend leading up to the flood. they oversee flood control along coyote creek and they concluded that san jose had ample warning but failed to act and didn't evacuate the four-thousand people affected. mayor sam liccardo asserted that the district provided inaccurate information about how much water the creek would hold before it would overflow. sam liccardo/san jose mayor ".we need answers that will help us understand wh

. >> the family across the street blocks their view of the tower in north beach. their main concern is safety. >> there are risks and sards to to -- -- hazards. something that we were worry and are concerned about. >> a host of supporters want to assure the tree is preserved. opponents worry landmark ta tus would limit options for the tree in the future. >> if the next person who buys the house has the tree landmarked, it will be difficult to trim it and remove it. >> they are expected to decide whether or not giving it status status. jay is former shift designer and builder and feisty. she says she wants people to enjoy and admire her tree. >> this tree is a live alive. >>> the movie the promise is described as an epic love story. it's released next month. live this morning with more from the producer raised in san mateo. a uc berkley grad. a special screening of that fill was yesterday. >> yes, there was in san jose. the producer of the film actually did a q and a with movie goers. he was quite emotional invested in this film called "the promise ". >> we're goin

. >> reporter: she told abc 7 news about this part in north beach. >> i accidentally shot my door. it was an accident. >> reporter: the police found possible explosives inside. as for friday night -- >> reporter: if i scared them while i was drinking too much, i'm very sorry for that. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a hazmat crew is cleaning up a spill. where the silvery liquid was discovered underneath a motorcycle trailer. crews found it in several more places along the street. they believe someone may have put the mercury in the trash. breathing in mercury va boar can be dangerous especially for infants, children, and unborn babies. >>> frustrated residents in one east bay community says they haven't had regular mail delivery for weeks and they're wondering why it has taken so long for the postal service to fix this problem. >> reporter: it's become a regular track for people in martinez to pick up their mail. some residents told us they haven't had regular mail delivery for weeks. up to two months. >> not just inconvenient. it's very worry sh. >> as you can see, there's not en

(robin) and a viewer sent us this video of bikers performing stunts on broadway street in north beach recently. the chp is now asking the public for tips to help them find these people. the bikes they ride do not have license plates on them. and police say they'll drive on sidewalks and in opposing lanes of traffic to get away. adding in most cases, it's just too dangerous to chase them. (robin) a man is behind bars after police say he harrased and stalked more than a dozen young girls. and it's all thanks to one of his victims that chose to speak out and tell police. 35-year-old rajeev (sun-eye) sanhi was arrested wednesday night at his home in cupertino. police say evidence collected at his home has linked him to several stalking cases. that included collages of some of sanhi's alleged underaged victims. also a personalized license plate for one of the girls. and now his father is speaking out. saying he does not believe the accusations against his son are true.

(darya) and a viewer sent us this video of bikers performing stunts on broadway street in north beach recently. the c-h-p is now asking the public for tips to help them find these people. the bikes they ride do not have license plates on them. and police say they'll drive on sidewalks and in opposing lanes of traffic to get away. and police say in most cases it is just too dangerous to chase them. (mark) the list of states going to court to fight president trump's revised travel ban is growing. hawaii has filed its own lawsuit. now washington state wants a federal judge to include the revised ban in his order last month that halted the original ban minnesota, oregon, new york and massachusetts plan to file new complaints on monday. the president's revised ban bars new visas for people from six predominantly muslim countries... iran, lybia, yemen, somalia, sudan, and syria. it also temporarily shuts down the u.s. refugee program. the white house says they expect the revision to stand up to legal scrutiny. (darya) volkswagen is expected to plead guilty today to three criminal counts at

. >> reporter: she told abc 7 news about this part in north beach. >> i accidentally shot my door. it was an accident. >> reporter: the police found possible explosives inside. as for friday night -- >> reporter: if i scared them while i was drinking too much, i'm very sorry for that. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a hazmat crew is cleaning up a spill. where the silvery liquid was discovered underneath a motorcycle trailer. crews found it in several more places along the street. they believe someone may have put the mercury in the trash. breathing in mercury va boar can be dangerous especially for infants, children, and unborn babies. >>> frustrated residents in one east bay community says they haven't had regular mail delivery for weeks and they're wondering why it has taken so long for the postal service to fix this problem. >> reporter: it's become a regular track for people in martinez to pick up their mail. some residents told us they haven't had regular mail delivery for weeks. up to two months. >> not just inconvenient. it's very worry sh. >> as you can see, there's not en

and here we are 15 years later in north beach doesn't have one is the know a valley goes first or that alternate over to the chairman >> thank you supervisor peskin. mr. cordis. >> thank you chairman kim supervisor peskin president breed can supervisor peskin your comments are well received and i'll include that and view feature cbd reports going back to five as fiscal years for the cbd's been around thus far. today we are here tonight but this meeting noe value valley cbd 15-16 and/or part the cbd's are governed by stu oz is a lot also by the 1994 act can be fine in the highway code 3600, etc. and the local law article 15 of the san francisco business and tax regulation code. this resolution covers the end report for fiscal year 2015-16 80 ew ensures all cbd bids are meeting their management plans that oewd staff conduct an annual review - excuse me - i lost my place there. of annual reports and cpa financial reviews and oewd provides the board with a summary memo on the results of those unnatural review and handle reports reviews. the note noe valley cbd was formed in 2000 as