what you've done in north beach and the ambiance in north beach, it's awesome. you go down in the day -- i'm in the office a couple of days a week, and i go on columbus, and it's active. you activated it. what you started there resonates throughout the whole city. i see it in noe, i see it on valencia, and i know you were behind it, so i just want to give you a shoutout because i thought what you did there is great. and since commissioner huie, on the cleaniness stuff, i agree more needs to be done. one of the things that i would like to think about it, like, there's many neighborhoods that have c.b.d.s, you know, community benefits districts. so we do have the benefits of having extra people sweeping, cleaning, hosing down, steam cleaning, but that's only the neighborhoods where the landlords are paying for it. and i know, like, on clement street and other neighborhoods, we really should get that c.b.d. concept going in other neighborhoods. and maybe we can have a special meeting or something just to encourage a lot of those neighborhoods that don't have c.b.d.

and italian life in north beach. i think catherine did a great job addressing commissioner matsuda's remarks in the last, that you have people front and center. you have a lot of information about him and his family and the sausage-making he did in north beach. heritage asked the commission to adopt a resolution recommending nomination to the state's historical resource commission. and thank you for hearing this. >> jonas: members of the public, again this is your opportunity to enter the queue by pressing star and 3. commissioners, i see no additional members of the public requesting to speak. so public comment is closed. the matter is now before you. >> president hyland: commissioner pearlman? >> commissioner pearlman: thank you. one of the great advantages of us being on zoom or webex calls, while the architect was speaking, i was able to go to the planning website and download the drawings of the proposed project. so i am curious, a question for ms. mcmillan, would this nomination somehow derail the project as i

the podium where the statue once stood remains bear and north beach relatively quiet. there was a small parade yesterday. >> what we're dealing with is not being able to celebrate like we normally do. >> reporter: the president of the san francisco national heritage festival and parade celebrated the weekend of columbus day. this year he said the message was less about history than trying to help existing businesses. >> that was our message was support local businesses, italian businesses in north beach and the greater bay area while still coming together to celebrate our italian heritage. >> reporter: meanwhile, the indigenous people's day was forced online as well. >> happy indigenous people's day. i'm very blessed to be part of this wonderful gathering. >> reporter: the yearly pow wow in berkeley normally looks like this. but this year it was all on zoom. they share what the day meant for them. >> keep fighting for indigenous rights. whether you're on the front line at a protest, or whether you're at home studying a language or reviving our traditional ways. keep fi

>>and so the legal established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claim to the title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to justice. border see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's rights and no vocals bomb blues bar. >>i mean blues this is all about the words and the singing. and you know during this pandemic people need the words the calm you know this too. >>get a good place in their hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and partnered with a nearby re

and so the legal means social distancing established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claim to the title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. >>he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to justice. a border see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's rights and no vocals bomb blues bar. >>i mean blues this is all about the words and the singing. and you know during this pandemic people need the words the calm you know this too. >>get a good place in their hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and

>>very seriously to soto mayor in north beach. it was clear diners were happy to step back inside for some sense of normalcy we're not going to get reckless about anything but i we've all been tested and so i feel comfortable about that the players could see the to move to a should cost him a few bucks but >>they got some customers family got phone call that want to eat inside. we're going to give people the opportunity decide if they don't want go have our outside down the street restaurant like tonys are capping capacity. indoors to 19 people. >>inducting temperature checks at the door and over california fish market capacity is now kept to just 12 owner francesco commute. he says though the option is nice to have he knows he'll still have trouble paying the there be not time to. >>so the coffin put her on the wonderful capacity right on a 20 per person so would be almost impossible to think that we can pay the same even still after months of re imagining how the restaurants will stay afloat owners are thankful to have the optio

the podium where columbus once stood remains bare and the streets of north beach relatively quiet.lian heritage events moved online this year, minus a small parade yesterday. >> what we're dealing with, not being able to celebrate like we normally do. >> reporter: bill is the president of the san francisco italian heritage festival and parade. celebrated the weekend of columbus day. this year he says the message was less about history than trying to help existing businesses. >> that was our message, support local businesses, support italian businesses in north beach and the greater bay area. while still coming together to celebrate our italian heritage. ♪ >> reporter: meantime, the yearly indigenous people's celebrations were forced online as well. >> happy indigenous people's day. i am so honored and blessed to be a part of this wonderful gathering. >> the yearly powwow in berkeley normally looks like this. but this year it was all on zoom. participants shared what the day means for them. >> keep fighting for indigenous rights, whether you're on the or whether you're at home pract

it called the saloon in north beach is the city's oldest bar in kron four's maureen kelly spoke with the owners who say that if they can only serve drinks outside it might not make sense to welcome back customers. >>myron new is measuring the parklet outside the saloon currently being used by the restaurant next door to see how drinker's he can legally serve in what is essentially the one parking space he's allowed to do business in and i think. >>i could maybe get 8 people in there. and the legal means social distancing established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claim to the title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. >>he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business. it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to jess. >>a border see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's

. >>> san francisco's italian heritage week began today in the north beach neighborhood. the event celebrates the accomplishments and culture of italian-americans, this year, organizers are inviting everyone to visit the popular italian restaurants in north beach, which has been struggling like so many during the pandemic. they are among many restaurants across san francisco offering indoor dining at limited capacity. >>> the ninth annual venetia out what happened today, the one day event featured six local galleries and artwork from bay area artists. special social distancing guidelines were enforced and all participating galleries were capped at 50% occupancy. >>> workers at the veterans home say they are fed up after being forced to work double shifts without being paid overtime, were on their complaints, later tonight. >>> the 49ers added another key player to the injury list, what that means for tomorrow's matchup against the dolphins. >>> facemasks are sticking around, i am christina coleman in los angeles, a look at the technology behind the company making disinfec

. >> the final is in district 3 north beach. the san francisco fifth oldest existing restaurant in is noter beach neighborhood for the 134 year history. it reflects the rescities of northern itally. pasta, soups, fruits and meats and cream-based dishes. they have occupied five locations in north beach since 1886. it is located in the sanramo hotel. it operated out of a tent in 1906 serving soup. they have been a culinary staple throughout the history. countless patrons of cultural significance bank of america founder, former president richard nixon. tony bennett and robin williams and other musics and politicians. while fior italia served many it has given back to its neighborhood participating in events and hosting and donating food to local organizations. staff is supportive of this application and resolution recommending the business be added to the business registry. this concludes staff presentations. we are available to answer any questions. thank you. >> that concludes staff presentations. we should take public comment. m

many people enjoyed italian delicacies in north beach yesterday.n online celebration will take place today to replace the traditional parade through north beach. >>> and the giant observation wheel at san francisco's golden gate park is getting ready for visitors. the rec and parks department says the wheel will open on october 21. tickets will be $10 for the first few days and must be purchased in advance. this was installed to celebrate the park's 150th anniversary. the 150-foot-tall wheel is equipped with 36 gondolas that can hold up to six people each. the gondolas also have both eati heating and air conditioning and riders must wear mask. >>> the california department of sciences reopens this week. the public can visit starting the 23rd. ages 3 and up must wear a mask. some hands-on exhibits will be modified or disabled for safety reasons. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," arts meets the times. the packed new exhibit that's e >>> and a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. look how beautiful and clear it is right now. your s

many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are localng up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people coming since the day we opened. >> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here

inside north beaches restaurant, something that hasn't been seen in months, diners enjoying meals and doors. >> we are excited to start a 25% at least, because that will increase the revenue we hope. which will allow us to sustain this through the pandemic a little longer and hopefully get through it all, and get back to normal. i hope 25 goes to 50 and 50 goes to 100. >> reporter: the owner here has no plans to open inside, sticking with the sidewalk and street side park let. >> trying to last us out as long as we can. 25% capacity isn't going to do it, i think it 50% capacity, it starts to turn into a viable enterprise again. >> reporter: with san francisco moving into the orange category, indoor dining at 25%, we wanted to know if allowed is the same as safe, uc berkeley infectious disease expert says he won't eat inside a restaurant just yet. >> restaurants indoors are far more risky than restaurants outdoors. because indoors, the air is circulating and we don't know how good the air is being handled in those restaurants. so they are not completely safe.>> reporter: at the water b

and the legal means social distancing established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claim to the title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. >>he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business. it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to jess. >>border, see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's rights and no vocals bomb blues bar. >>i mean blues is all about the words and the singing. and you know during this pandemic people need the words the calm you know this too. >>get a good place in their hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and partnered

>>get a least a 50% cut by this evening francesco colucci owns california fish market in north beach. >>could she says running a restaurant in the city was challenging at 100% capacity this positive reopening is going to cost him 50% of his income. >>we already use a tourniquet to take a lot of surveys show that well over a survation place that right now we have to reach out to this them i let him know there's a vicious council could she says there's another challenge for restaurant owners in eviction moratorium, you know this cd is allowing us to stay but in the meantime is allowing us to collect a lot of that's district 3 board supervisor aaron peskin who represents north beach says he plans to introduce legislation to the board on monday to further defer commercial rent forbearance in the city i believe it will supported by a majority of my colleagues on the board of supervisors. >>it is a very important measure. but right now we've got to make sure that our businesses that are hanging on by a thread. >>survive covid-19. >>at this time there is no indication when the city plans to

many people still enjoyed italian delicacies and other treats in north beach yesterday.ts are serving guests in outdoor seating areas near washington square. online celebration will take place today. and that will replace the traditional parade that happens through north beach. >>> the giant objectsvation wheel, talking about fun, at san francisco's golden gate park, is getting ready for visitors. the rec and parks department says the wheel will open october 21st. tickets will be $10 for the first few days and must be purchased in advance. it was installed to celebrate the park's 150th anniversary. the 150-foot-tall wheel is equipped with 36 gondolas that can hold up to six people each. the gondolas also have both heating and air conditioning, and riders must wear masks. exciting to check out. >>> also in golden gate park, the california academy of sciences reopens this week. october 13th to the 22nd is reserved for members and donors, and then the public can visit starting the 23rd. advance reservations are required, and everyone ages 3 and up must wear a mask. some han

>>a real that one in 3 that up. 5% we're going to $0.25 very seriously to soto mayor in north beach. it was clear diners were happy to step back inside for some sense of normalcy we're not going to get reckless about anything but i we've all been tested and so i feel comfortable about that the players could see the to move to a should cost him a few bucks but. >>they got some customers family got phone call that want to eat inside. we're going to give people the opportunity to you to decide if they don't want go have our outside down the street restaurant like tonys are capping capacity. indoors to 19 people. >>inducting temperature checks at the door and over california fish market capacity is now kept to just 12 owner francesco commute. he says though the option is nice to have he knows he'll still have trouble paying the there be not time to. >>so the coffin put her on the wonderful capacity right on a 20 per person so would be almost impossible to think that we can pay the same even still after months of re imagining how the restaurants will stay afloat owners are thankful to hav

many people still enjoyed italian delicacies and other treats in north beach yesterday.estaurants are serving guests in outdoor seating areas near washington square. and an online celebration will take place today. and that will replace the traditional parade that happens through north beach. >>> the giant observation wheel at golden gate park is getting ready for visitors. the rec and parks department says the wheel will open october 21st. tickets will be $10 for the first few days and must be purchased in advance. it was installed to celebrate the park's 150th anniversary. the 150-foot-tall wheel is equipped with 36 gondolas that can hold up to six people each. the gondolas also have both heating and air conditioning, and riders must wear masks. >>> also in golden gate park, the california academy of sciences reopens this week. october 13th to the 22nd is reserved for members and donors, and then the public can visit starting the 23rd. advance reservations are required, and everyone ages 3 and up must wear a mask. some hands-on exhibits will also be modified or disable

inside north beaches restaurant, something that hasn't been seen in months, diners enjoying meals and doors. >> we are excited to start a 25% at least, because that will increase the revenue we hope. which will allow us to sustain this through the pandemic a little longer and hopefully get through it all, and get back to normal. i hope 25 goes to 50 and 50 goes to 100. >> reporter: the owner here has no plans to open inside, sticking with the sidewalk and

>> in north beach, we've had a really successful shared spaces program. it's really brought a lot of people to north beach, also, except for you, sharky. i haven't seen you there yet. i want to let you know we're moving forward, which we've now requested of m.t.a. to give back parking meters to the public for those who are not using them. a lot of merchants -- well, not a lot, but some merchants felt that they should be able to park their private car all day long in their shared spaces, which i don't believe is really the intent. but we are definitely moving forward to try to find a way to allow people to come in and stay at a meter, but not for indefinite periods. so that's fife a new challenge for us to kind of get back to more normal and being a destination place, and we'll let you know how it goes. >> okay. [inaudible] the supes tomorrow will be hearing the shared spaces resolution that got started in the small business commission in july, as many of you recall, so it'll be heard tomorrow, and it's sponsored by supervisor mar, walton, and haney. so th

>>get a least a 50% cut by this evening francesco colucci owns california fish market in north beach. >>could lucci says running a restaurant in the city was challenging at 100% capacity this positive reopening is going to cost him 50% of his income. >>we already use a tourniquet to take a lot of this event showed that well over a survation place that right now we have to reach out to this them i let him know there's a vicious council could lucci says there's another challenge for restaurant owners in eviction moratorium, you know this cd is allowing us to stay but in the meantime is allowing us to collect a lot of that's district 3 board supervisor aaron peskin who represents north beach says he plans to introduce legislation to the board on monday to further defer commercial rent forbearance in the city i believe it will supported by a majority of my colleagues on the board of it is a very important but right now we've got to make sure that our businesses that are hanging on by a thread. >>survive covid-19. >>well us there is no indication when the city plans to resume reopening pla

has san francisco police taking actions, several officers were seen at washington square park in north beach this afternoon. handing out n 95 masks to people in the parking lot of the people there already wearing face coverings that's good news, but they nonetheless accepted the n 95 masks which of course the experts have said are the most effective against bad air as well as covid and take a look at this an eerie scene in the sky tonight as we think about halloween tonight. our photographer captured what. >>there's to be very red orange colored moon rising over the napa valley. let's turn now to our weather was sir chief meteorologist lawrence karnow talk about that air quality and the heat to avoid air quality not looking night can that's why. >>looking so or into the full moon tomorrow looking more so as we're going to see all that smoke moving in we've seen that already in that smoke kind of settling in right now poor air quality in you can see stretching all the way to live more getting very unhealthy. in the san jose right now is that normally when it started to kick up now tomorrow we

. >>> normally this time of year thousands of people would pack san francisco's north beach neighborhood this weekend for the annual italian heritage festival and parade. >> don't know if you've noticed, but this year is not like other years. so this time it's all mostly online. the festive video posted on youtube by san francisco's italian herilus local groups celebrating the culture and contributions of italian americans and in addition to music performances, we saw shots of the ferrari club and the figure skating brian ritano making italian cocktails, of course, with his dog. >>> taking a live look outside from our exclusive salesforce camera, it is expected to heat up and dry out in much of the bay area this week. the north bay could see high winds and we learned the bay area could actually see public safety power shutoffs wednesday? >> yeah. pg&e is in charge of that decision. they're the ones who put out the public safety power shutoffs. we're just about a day too early for the national weather service to start saying whether or not we'll have red flag warnings. that's where you ge

>> in north beach, we've had a really successful shared spaces program. it's really brought a lot of people to north beach, also, except for you, sharky. i haven't seen you there yet. i want to let you know we're moving forward, which we've now requested of m.t.a. to give back parking meters to the public for those who are not using them. a lot of merchants -- well, not a lot, but some merchants felt that they should be able to park their private car all day long in their shared spaces, which i don't believe is really the intent. but we are definitely moving forward to try to find a way to allow people to come in and stay at a meter, but not for indefinite periods. so that's fife a new challenge for us to kind of get back to more normal and being a destination place, and we'll let you know how it goes. >> okay. [inaudible] the supes tomorrow will be hearing the shared spaces resolution that got started in the small business commission in july, as many of you recall, so it'll be heard tomorrow, and it's sponsored by supervisor mar, walton, and haney. so th

outside north beach, the sign says we are now serving indoors but today, original joes and others found out indoor capacity will continue to be held at 25%. and will not jump to 50% tuesday as anticipated. as san francisco pumps the brakes on reopening. >> our case rate has gone from about 3 per 100,000 of population to 4. that's a 25% increase. that might not sound like a lot. but when this virus starts taking off, it takes off quickly. >>> that case rate put san francisco in the orange and the hospitalization rate jumping from 21 to 37 patients is in the red tier. here's what the pause means, indoor pools, bowling alleys, and gym locker rooms will stay closed. restaurants and houses of worship will stay at 25% capacity. schools however are still a go with approval. this grill in the financial district that planned to reopen at 50% capacity will continue to stay closed because of the pause. managing partner of water bar calls the pause on increasing restaurant capacity to 50% disappointing but understandable. >> it's a little bit of a set back to us from a pure business economic standp

. >>> in normal times san francisco's north beach would be packed this weekend for the italian heritage festival. >> juliette would be the first to tell you these are not normal times. it has not gone quietly. the festive video posted on youtube by san francisco's italian heritage phrase. it includes local groups celebrating the culture and contribution of italian americans in addition to music performance, we also saw shots of the ferrari club and a pasta making demonstration, and bay area olympic figure skater, making italian cocktails with, of course, his dog. >> his dog is right there by his side. thanks so much for watching. we have a ucf health official coming up next. >> 60 minutes will be at 7:00. we'll see you back here at 11:00. for now good night as we look at a spectacular fi sh narrator: the following program, is sponsored by ucsf health. hello, i'm amy gutierrez and tonight, cbs eye on health, presents a story of a young man, whose only hope at survival was a double lung transplant. born and raised in hawaii. bradley del, was an infant when he was diagnosed with severe cys

the owner of a pizza parlor in north beach says his crew was ready today. >> i will be talking to the crew and everybody getting together and it's crazy. it feels like all times [ laughter ] it is just great to have that option now. >> customers will be asked to voluntarily provide their number for a possible contact tracing. restaurants also have to show number members how to de- escalate situations. >>> the city's new status means in-person religious services can resume. houses of worship are allowed to reopen it 25% capacity, or 100 people, whichever is smaller. the interfaith council in san francisco so that is unlikely many houses of worship will move quickly to bring people into one location. >> for some of those congregations and communities that have sacramental needs, this will be very desirous for them. however, there are a great number who are hesitant and cautious to proceed. >> in many cases attendance is up for virtual services. he says the city's faith humidity has been acting with health and political leaders on developing the best practices in expressing the needs of

that includes an online celebration to replace the traditional parade through north beach on sunday.>> the annual outdoor cinema season kicked off tonight in san francisco. due to covid-19, it's a drive in affair at the market plaza. people came in their cars to watch different short stories. movie goers were encouraged to bring take-outs from local restaurants another screening is next friday, it's free but online reservations were required. it looks like a perfect night for a outdoor movie. >> that is fun, i love that idea. we have the weekend weather for you. >> yeah, and the weekend weather looks fantastic. i remember those drive-in movie theater type things those are fun. i want to show you a time lapse of why the weather was just so comfortable today. take a look from the mount t a am cam, we had a nice marine layer going. deep in to 3,000 feet and then a system went in to southern california, mixed out that marine layer and broke it all up and kept the temperatures in the low 60s to mid 70s for most of the bay area. taking a look at a second system that is pushing in to the pa

that includes an online celebration to replace the traditional parade through north beach on sunday.>> the annual outdoor cinema season kicked off tonight in san francisco. due to covid-19, it's a drive in affair at the market plaza. people came in their cars to watch different short stories. movie goers were encouraged to bring take-outs from local restaurants another screening is next friday, it's free but online reservations were required. it looks like a perfect night for a outdoor movie. >> that is fun, i love that idea. we have the weekend weather for you. >> yeah, and the weekend weather looks fantastic. i remember those drive-in movie theater type things those are fun. i want to show you a time lapse of why the weather was just so comfortable today. take a look from the mount t a am cam, we had a nice marine layer going. deep in to 3,000 feet and then a system went in to southern california, mixed out that marine layer and broke it all up and kept the temperatures in the low 60s to mid 70s for most of the bay area. taking a look at a second system that is pushing in to the pa

in san francisco's north beach neighborhood patrons were eating inside at park tavern, a very well-known restaurant. now, the city rule is that those patrons must wear a mask unless their food is there and they are eating or drinking. we did not see that. only masks that were off. experts i talked with said wearing a mask is key and ventilation is key when indoors. we did see windows open. a doctor with ucsf and a ph.d. that i talked with both told me that they would not go eat at a busy indoor restaurant right now. you'll hear why that is tonight at 11:00 p.m. and here's something interesting. if the music or tv is loud at a restaurant inside, you may want to avoid the place altogether. those experts will explain why at 11:00. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> thank you, j.r. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, excessive force? a mother in fear and now a san jose police officer faces a criminal charge of excessive force. and some palo alto students could be back in classrooms in 12 days. the school board vote approved reopening plans despite no matter how far you go the pain is always around

francisco police officers actually handing out in 95 masks to people in washington square park in north beach. many people there they already had on face coverings but you know the 95 masks are they except of those in 95 mask which experts say are the most effective against bad air as well as covid. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news as more businesses get the green light to reopen in the east bay, some business owners say they're being cautious, we'll tell you why coming up in just a bit. >>an arrest has been made in the shooting ambush against to los angeles county deputies will have details on the separate crime that led to the suspect's arrest. >>welcome back everyone the times for 14 good morning and thanks for staying with us we need to update. the conditions outside your door, the air quality is poor firefighters are still dealing with the glass fire in the north bay. so let's check in with john to see how the weather shaping john hey robin yeah, it's not necessarily the ideal day to be stepping out there today and nor unfortunately is the ideal day for the firefight up aro

and so the legal means social distancing established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claimthe title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. >>he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business. it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to jess. >>border see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's rights and no vocals bomb blues bar. >>i mean blues this is all about the words and the singing. and you know during this pandemic people need the words the calm you know this too. >>get a good place in their hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and partne

city where we've been so unified, whether it's getting covid testing in chinatown, revitalizing north beaches business corridors or securing the first youth navigation center in north polk. i've been working he have beef because of you, because of all of us. when we see the damage caused by this federal administration, it's a reminder that we're all in this together. we can do better, and we have to. from the pandemic, wildfires, unemployment, police officers, and the looming shortfall in our budget. these are the battles that i am 100% prepared to take on, and these are the reasons that i am running. thank you. >> hi. my name is danny sauter, and i'm running because i love san francisco. we have to be honest and face the reality that our city is at risk. i believe when you love something, you fight for it. we can't continue to vote for the same leadership and expect it to bring the same results. since 2015, homelessness is up 40% in our district. our police department has not taken the steps needed to be reformed, and our streets continue to be dirtily, unsanitary, and an -- dirty, unsanitar

for example, i will be meeting with the north beach business association tomorrow. i have been taking notes, but i would like to make sure that i have been telling the merchants the right information on how to get in touch with you. that would be very helpful. >> sure, no. i'd be happy to share this. and it is easy, domenica, to send it to you? >> i would also like to say that i make myself available if you ever need me to come in and do a presentation to the associations or to the -- the chambers. i'd be more than happy to do so and join you at those meetings. >> great, thank you. commissioner zouzounis? >> thank you for presenting, everyone. this is really crucial, and i'm glad we're looking at collaborating and helping support. my question was in the order of operations and procespective business -- i'm pretty sure that my business -- local businesses in the industry, we're always looking for workers, and it's been -- it's a -- hiring was scare even prior in the service sector, and i'm pretty sure we've gotten on a list, like, jobs we've had open, we had listed o

. >> the final is in district 3 north beach.an francisco fifth oldest existing restaurant in is noter beach neighborhood for the 134 year history. it reflects the rescities of northern itally. pasta, soups, fruits and meats and cream-based dishes. they have occupied five locations in north beach since 1886. it is located in the sanramo hotel. it operated out of a tent in 1906 serving soup. they have been a culinary staple throughout the history. countless patrons of cultural significance bank of america founder, former president richard nixon. tony bennett and robin williams and other musics and politicians. while fior italia served many it has given back to its neighborhood participating in events and hosting and donating food to local organizations. staff is supportive of this application and resolution recommending the business be added to the business registry. this concludes staff presentations. we are available to answer any questions. thank you. >> that concludes staff presentations. we should take public comment. members

square and online celebration will take place tomorrow to replace traditional parade going through north beach the zoo says in a twitter post their lost their mother in a fire. the same fire that or fanned captain cal and burned his paws. both female cubs will be introduced to him soon. >>> all right. one last check of our weather situation. hopefully no sirens this time around, drew. >> right. no sirens. we're talking fresh air tonight. and tomorrow it's a bright and comfortable day. so tonight we see temperatures currently in the 50s to low 60s. fair amount of cloud cover overhead. hang on to partly to mostly cloudy skies. patchy, dense fog along the coast and coastal drizzle. mid-50s around the bay shoreline. upper 40s in the north bay. tomorrow it is that day of transition. in the morning we have the cloud cover, but in the afternoon nothing but sunshine. and temperatures respond very nicely. that's 77 in freemon. 78 in san jose. about 77 in santa cruz. so the seven day forecast, our warming trend gets underway here. it is warm around the region for october. we are tracking those dry, gust

>>north beach supervisor.peskin says he's going to introduce a measure next week to further defer commercial rent in the city that will to help the debt that he's talking about no word yet on when the reopening process will start moving forward in san francisco again noel. >>in the south bay, a san jose church is being taken to court for violating pandemic health orders santa clara county is suing calvary chapel in san jose. the lawsuit says the church which is located on hillsdale avenue has been holding indoor services with several 100 people in attendance. the county says these services are hindering efforts to curb the spread of coronavirus church leaders, however say they're going to continue to find the order insisting it's their constitutional right. >>this is what i'm called do to help hurting people. and so you know whatever happens happens. with with with the county wants to do but i'm gonna keep doing what i know guys community either was trying to work with them for a long time. >>there isn't any t

supporting our local small businesses through the city's shared spaces program that was pioneered in north beach and with that, colleagues, i conclude my remarks. are there any public comments on the chair's report? >> clerk: there is no. >> supervisor peskin: seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll go on to the executive director report. ms. chang? >> good morning. can everyone hear me all right? >> we can hear you. >> thank you, chair, for again congratulating our partners at bart that is a tremendous effort. congratulations again to the whole organization. and also in the federal front, i wanted to update the board that this coming september 30th does mark the expiration of the federal fiscal year and the federal transportation bill known as the fast act which is the multiyear bill we've been working under. and while the house did pass its proposal to renew the act, the senate has not yet responded. so we don't expect that to be taken up until the next congress, but, however, on monday, the house did announcement a continuing resolution that would continue the funding for another year to

city where we've been so unified, whether it's getting covid testing in chinatown, revitalizing north beaches business corridors or securing the first youth navigation center in north polk. i've been working he have beef because of you, because of all of us. when we see the damage caused by this federal administration, it's a reminder that we're all in this together. we can do better, and we have to. from the pandemic, wildfires, unemployment, police officers, and the looming shortfall in our budget. these are the battles that i am 100% prepared to take on, and these are the reasons that i am running. thank you. >> hi. my name is danny sauter, and i'm running because i love san francisco. we have to be honest and face the reality that our city is at risk. i believe when you love something, you fight for it. we can't continue to vote for the same leadership and expect it to bring the same results. since 2015, homelessness is up 40% in our district. our police department has not taken the steps needed to be reformed, and our streets continue to be dirtily, unsanitary, and an -- dirty, unsanitar

they got a shot courtesy of former giant hunter pence pence who was eating at eating dinner at a north beach italian spot. paid for around of lemon cello shots to toe stories come from behind victory on saturday night. pence cheered san francisco at sea lift his glasses. and got a group of locals eating outdoors you've got to love it. i wish i was at that bar with them taking a lemon cello shot 100 pence pretty cool. anyway. the dodgers had a chance to redeem themselves tonight. they start off up to nothing in the second jock peterson the palo alto native you want to palo alto high school with a moon shot right here for the dodgers to make it 3 to nothing bottom of the 8th now raise down 42 with 2 runners on could make things interesting but the dodgers put out the fire. and they get themselves out of trouble right here final score 4 to 2 dodgers. la leads the series 3 to 2 they will try to wrap it up. on on tuesday i think i think they're off tomorrow for their first world series title since and our lexus we game 4 of the world series last night what a crazy finish. right here, the rays bre

something we didn't see at the north beach neighborhood on wednesday night. corsi says if you eat inside, open windows are key. >> opening windows in a restaurant is generally good. you generally get good air flow because the exhaust fans are sucking it into -- >> a restaurant playing loud music or a loud tv may also put you at a greater risk of being exposed to covid-19 indoors. >> you don't want people having to shout across the table because the greater the amplitude of your voice, the greater number of particles that come ut off your respiratory syst system. >> corsi says if the restaurant does have air conditioning, asking if there's a mrv 13 filter may also add to your safety. jr stone, abc news. >>> after being shut down, san francisco's house of prime rib is preparing to reopen. this is video from the traditional dinner. the 49ers at the restaurant earlier this year. the owners, steven and joe -- posted on facebook that it's going to take about two weeks to rehire employees and to age the meat. they will also have new sanitation measures in place. >>>

>>also on this day as the years go on we've seen columbus statues like the one in north beach in front of coit tower splattered with red paint to symbolize the blood of slain native americans that statue has since been taken down it was actually just last year that san francisco voted to replace the columbus day holiday in berkeley was the first american city to adopt indigenous peoples day back in 1991 live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news tell us thank you the mother of former arizona senator and republican presidential candidate. john mccain has died. >>roberta mccain was a 108 years old. senator mccain credited his will to survive his years as a vietnam p o w to his mother. john mccain was a navy pilot was shot down over hanoi during the vietnam war his mother was said to be navy through and through she married navy admiral she encouraged her son to launch is below political career after he returned from vietnam. she sometimes joined her son on his straight talk express campaign and occasionally stole the show with her comments about john mccain's political rivals. >>we

the pandemic, and that includes an online celebration to replace the traditional parade through north beachll right, lisa, italian food sounds pretty good right now. pasta for breakfast. >> definitely could get behind that, yeah. we're going to have another day where the weather is in our favor, and that 78% containment really some good news up for the glass fire, and that relative humidity is up. but as soon as this system to the north of us passes to the north and east, our winds are going to shift out of the north, and we're going to see a big warmup, as much as ten degrees tomorrow. we have been below average. here's a live look outside. i should say from live doppler 7 where you'll notice all the cloud cover, and it is in association with this system here that we had advertised day after day hoping for some rain, but of course not going to happen here. and looking at the possibility of showers ain extreme northwestern california, that's not to say we couldn't see a few areas of drizzle, maybe a ligh shower. otherwise a lot of cloud cover, but want to catch you up on what is happening

city where we've been so unified, whether it's getting covid testing in chinatown, revitalizing north beachesusiness corridors or securing the first youth navigation center in north polk. i've been working he have beef because of you, because of all of us. when we see the damage caused by this federal administration, it's a reminder that we're all in this together. we can do better, and we have to. from the pandemic, wildfires, unemployment, police officers, and the looming shortfall in our budget. these are the battles that i am 100% prepared to take on, and these are the reasons that i am running. thank you. >> hi. my name is danny sauter, and i'm running because i love san francisco. we have to be honest and face the reality that our city is at risk. i believe when you love something, you fight for it. we can't continue to vote for the same leadership and expect it to bring the same results. since 2015, homelessness is up 40% in our district. our police department has not taken the steps needed to be reformed, and our streets continue to be dirtily, unsanitary, and an -- dirty, unsanitary,

hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and partnered with a nearby restaurant which allowed them to open october first the manager says next month, the new rules mean getting a fight with your beer will no longer be required. i think some people like having some food is just part of your kids to tell people and you know. >>8.30 like they probably already gone to a restaurant has big and see it gets we times so i think that's where we came. i've got still operate, but not have the requirement is just better for asking the ceo's manager says they're just trying to do what they can to move forward while still following the rules. >>and still trying to have a good time because what else can you do maureen kelly for >>because those high winds expected over the weekend some parks in the east bay will be closing the east bay regional park district says high winds ca