north beach was a great place to start. i got a neighborhood feel from it., 3 fold because there are so many more people here. we have been here going on 3 and a half years. i started as a hobbyist. i started collecting movie posters in high school. not originals. just favorite. when i mouved to hawaii there was a gallery that specialized in viptage posters and that taught me about the variables beyond movies and that is where this is my career path and what iment to do. i with irked for them for 8 years, took a portion of pay in store credit so i built a collection basically and turned it into a brz. business. hobby turns business and forch int. i got bitten by the poster bug it spiraled out of control and i needed to a store to outlet my collection. san francisco has always had a viptage poster dating with 1970 with chicago new york and paris san francisco is a city with a area to buy vintage posters so people appreciate the time capsule and history. all are vintage. most in the store is at least 40 plus years old, some back to the 1800s so we have some 14

. >> reporter: the supervisor's personal office in north beach is looking more like a kind of museum now stacked with artifacts from a one of a kind political career. >> my certificate of honor from the city attorney when i left office last time, one from getty. >> reporter: the first time around started back in 2000. >> i think everybody should be pleasantly surprised. >> reporter: he served for eight years and took a seven year break, since the term limits do not allow for more than two consecutive terms he came back in 2015 fighting allegations he was a bully. >> i will do it with a lot more honey than vinegar this time around. >> i have changed over time. i have gotten older and wiser and more mature. i stopped drinking somewhere along the way. that was a big help. >> reporter: after 17 years of representing district 3 is not only one of the longest serving politicians. his name is prominent in north beach. >> even before we actually thought of a band it is a neighborhood that was into its own self-determination that resisted genderification and stuck up for tenants. he is a that

joe: such is the case of north beach's cafe triesta.ni giota as the west coast's first espresso house. paul: cappuccino's coming, okay? joe: for nearly half of that historic 68-year run, it's been paul maedje. paul: nice day today. joe: behind the counter. paul: good morning. nice haircut. okay, cafe latte with oat. hey, eric, are you alone? joe: maedje's own run at the cafe began in 1991. paul: there you go. joe: he was visiting the city by the bay and asked about a job. paul: i talked to the manager for a few minutes and the manager said, "okay, you can start working tomorrow." joe: he got his on-the-job training from the owner's italian sister, yolanda. paul: pretty much my m mentor, h to deal with people, customers, teach me how to speak italian, the numbers only. joe: in the neighborhood known as the heart of the city, cafe triesta is for many, home base. paul: in the morning and the people's been coming here for decades and, you know, since the '60s or '70s, so they still come here every morning and so it's just like a big family.

. >> i could on the ground in the >> there are a mcallister out with their son in north beach tuesday, one day before the city welcomes daniel lurie as the new mayor. and i just hope gets better, especially kuz is baby's growing up there and it's just not the san francisco used to be. her biggest concern is the city's opioid crisis and believes it needs to be resolved. sp her 4 year-old son and other children will have a bright future. a lot of jack problems and a lot of homeless people problems. and i try to call the police and asked them mike, you help the people outside. but it just seems like it's getting worse. others like stephen set of a car excited for lori's term. i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we lori thanked outgoing m

north beach was a great place to start. i got a neighborhood feel from it. i got involved in the community, but as far as business turnover, fisherman's wharf is 2 fold, 3 fold because there are so many more people here. we have been here going on 3 and a half years. i started as a hobbyist. i started collecting movie posters in high school. not originals. just favorite. when i mouved to hawaii there was a gallery that specialized in viptage posters and that taught me about the variables beyond movies and that is where this is my career path and what iment to do. i with irked for them for 8 years, took a portion of pay in store credit so i built a collection basically and turned it into a brz. business. hobby turns business and forch int. i got bitten by the poster bug it spiraled out of control and i needed to a store to outlet my collection. san francisco has always had a viptage poster dating with 1970 with chicago new york and paris san francisco is a city with a area to buy vintage posters so people appreciate the time capsule and history. all are vinta

beach on this first alert weather day. there's a wind advisory, wellthe prompter says for north of the bay area. sit north? >> i would say for most of the bay area. >> anyway, beach hazard. for over the bay area? okay. anyway beach hazard for the coastline of san francisco and waves can be up to 20 feet in several locations and also rise of sneaker waves and rip currents. this is not joking. >> don't go near the water right now. this is not a good day to probably go surfing for sure. >> also we have the small craft advisory along the shoreline of the bay too. an inexperienced, you know, boat, whatever -- what are they called? >> notrs. >> all you out there. >> considering sailing today, today is not the day to do it. all waking up together right now. >> still getting the brain cells. >> gianna, when do you go to bed? >> 11:00 last night. i couldn't shut my brain off. i think too windy. the noise. >> good excuse. all right, well waking up this morning to the wind advisory throughout the bay area. we have wind gusts even up to 50 miles per hour for all the highlighted zones and counties on the map which prett

a native san franciscan and a veteran firefighter there who has served as captain of chinatown, north beach and the south market stations. surrounded by his family and his colleagues, crispin reflected on challenging times in which he is accepting the position. >> it is with a heavy heart that we gather here today in light of the tragic events unfolding in los angeles. our thoughts and prayers are with the citizens who are experiencing such incredible devastation. we also pray for our first responders who have committed to bringing safety and stability to the affected communities. it is the honor of my life to receive this appointment. >> assistant deputy chief sandi tong has been serving as the interim chief. she took over for janine nicholson, who retired due to health reasons. debate intensifies over one crime-fighting strategy in oakland. coming up, why some people want the police department to pursue policy to change. plus, what we're learning about san francisco's first human cas experience the sweeping drama of manon, where opulence brings consequence in a lavish world of love and be

he served as captain of chinatown, north beach and so much stations and battalion chief to some of the busiest stations across the city. he has been recognized three times three times for bravery and service for two san franciscans for rescuing the elderly from fires in the tenderloin. battalion chief bowen also served as a 911 responder and has acted as incident commander at over 50 major incidents in san francisco. dean, like myself is also a native san franciscan and a father of two boys. >> he comes from a family that is committed to service. his mother immigrated to the us from nicaragua at the age of 12 and his father is a retired captain of the fire department's arson squad. his grandmother was a senior citizen advocate in the mission and the founder of the latin american senior citizens association under battalion chief chris leadership. we will advance approaches that make san francisco safer, stronger and more resilient. in his role as fire chief, he will help coordinate san francisco's emergency preparedness public safety initiatives and lead san francisco fire departments c

crispen has captained stations at chinatown, north beach, and soma. >>> san francisco health officials confirmed the first human case of bird flu in a child. their symptoms included fever and pink eye, but they have since recovered. it is unclear how that child was infected. while the risk to the general public is low, health officials are urging people to avoid sick or dead birds and raw dairy products. >>> we are approaching the weekend. i guess you call friday the start of the weekend for some, right? we're still here. >> you get a little early jump on the weekend compared to those of us who do the 11:00 news. >> i'll still watch you tonight. >> appreciate that. >> how is it looking here? >> looking pretty good here, still going to be challenging for southern california. i'm going to turn on the satellite on my map. there's a major winter storm system making its way through the eastern half of the country, so active weather all over the place. in southern california it's the fires. the satellite earlier today doesn't show as much smoke pouring off those fires, but it's still there a

. >> we all know that we've had a rough few years, but when you walk in north beach, we're in the mission or in chinatown. you are walking through neighborhoods that are booming that are on their way back. >> when we are at our best, this is the greatest city in the i can't wait to get started. don't count out. san francisco. >> i considered enough. but in the san francisco. if a request. >> not a i'm number 18 i have come from that. >> i'm going home. >> to my had >> i love the hospitality. i love them. and it's a destination. great place to be is a good place in my family. >> a culture of it is just a diverse community that makes you want to get involved. agreement. city we have busted always come back. we have the most creative people in the world living. we can't figure it out. nobody can. the hot always waiting to take in just a little bit? no. >> well, tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories of the people who make-up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you've missed any of the stories, you know, you can always find them on kron. 4 dot com. >> lov

we all know that we've had a rough few years, but when you walk in north beach, we're in the mission or in chinatown. you are walking through neighborhoods that are booming that are on their way back. >> when we are at our best, this is the greatest city in the i can't wait to get started. don't count out. san francisco. >> i considered enough. but in the san francisco. if a request. i'm number 18 i have come from that. >> i'm going home. >> to my had >> i love the hospitality. i love them. and it's a destination dream to be is a good place pay my family. >> a culture of it is just a diverse community that makes you want to get involved. agreement. city we have busted always come back. we have the most creative people in the world living. we can't figure it out. nobody can the hot always waiting to take in just a little bit mall. >> every tuesday during our evening newscast. we're going to be telling stories of people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you missed any of the stories, you can always find him on. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. >> very bu

crispen has captained stations at chinatown, north beach, and soma replacing jeanine nicholson who stepped down in august due to medical issues. >>> you may have been woke up by a 3.6 magnitude earthquake that struck after 7:00 this morning just off the coast of san francisco, not far from the zoo. it was reportedly felt as far north as santa rosa and as far south as santa cruz. there were a couple small aftershocks in the same area, the strongest, a 2.9 a few hours later. >>> still ahead, autonomous cars aren't just a game changer for the rideshare industry. they're also giving the visually impaired more freedom to live their lives. >> i struggle getting around. i don't have to worr (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say it all with irresistibly touchable skin. get in touch. gold bond. >>> for the blind and visually impaired, commuting can be a challenge. public transportation can help and regular rideshares offer some assistance, but now more and more people are choosing waymo and other auto

. >> north beach is i know one of the last little italian community. >> one of the last neighborhood hadn't changed a whole lot and san francisco community so strong and the sense of partnership with businesses as well and i just love north beach community old school italian comfort and love that is what italians are all about we need people to come here and shop here so we can keep this going not only us but, of course, everything else in the community i think local businesses the small ones and coffee shops are unique in their own way that is the characteristic of the neighborhood i peace officer prefer it is local character you have to support them. >> really notice the port this community we really need to kind of really shop locally and support the communityly live in it is more economic for people to survive here. >> i came down to treasure island to look for a we've got a long ways to go. ring i just got married and didn't want something on line i've met artists and local business owners they need money to go out and shop this is important to short them i think you get better

police had him on a dead end street in north beach, but he sped away, took out a garage on alta street, sideswiped cars, hit bandy's patrol car, injuring his back, drove onto the sidewalk, damaging more homes. took out another car, causing more injuries before a foot chase and arrest in chinatown. sansa faced a slew of charges, but in a plea deal with a different judge, all of them got dismissed except for a single count of evading an officer. riley bandy has had enough. he retired after ten years on the force. >> the insanity of all of this, this is how it's goino be. it's just not smart for me to be a police officer in the city i love anymore. it's madness. >> bandy worries how officers will continue to do their best when someone like sansa gets released on a plea deal after a plea deal. again and again, sansa also has an open case out of contra costa county for fleeing a police officer and resisting arrest, and two special allegations in that case. he has a prior felonies in napa and san francisco, and that he committed second degree robbery as a juvenile. so a long history and he'l

day before his inauguration, lori made his 10th police station visit central police station in north beach, realizing that technology updates need to be a part of the changes he calls for while in office and their police cars, for instance, sf state police. if these computers have screens they're going up to an address, they can actually see picture of the residents that they're about to approach. >> sfpd doesn't have if sf state has it, sfpd should have during the campaign for mayor. other candidates were more drastic with their calls for police reform. >> from the start of his campaign, mark farrell said he would fsafarrell said he would fire san francisco police chief bill scott. i asked lori of drastic changes like that can be expected when he goes for mayor elect to mayor. i will announcing every day over the next few days. and so people can expect change in my administration. california attorney general rob bonta announced tuesday that sfpd reached a milestone by implementing 263 of 272 reform recommendations. it was an 8 year long reform process. and chief scott says crime has reach

that you might excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all of her stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago has belongs his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all kristen klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit. everyone's taste, but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at her sto

you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all of her stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago, his belongings his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all christian klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit. everyone's taste, but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at h

previously, he served as captain at stations in chinatown, north beach, and south of market neighborhood says that crispin was selected for that role due to his exemplary leadership, where he put his life on the line for san francisco residents. now this all comes in the wake of his announcement just yesterday to freeze any new city hires. his decision comes with the city facing a massive budget shortfall. lori says that move is needed to bring spepending under control. in a statement, he says in part, our city is facing a major budget deficit and today the era of band aid solutions is over. we are committed to fiscal discipline, giving san franciscans the accountability they demand and focusing the government on doing the core things well. a felony fraud case involving donald trump is over. let's turn to scott mcgrew. the united states of america will soon have a felon in the white house for the very first time. undeniably, that is exactly what's happening. it's really kris exactly the label that donald trump was trying to avoid. felon. even making a last minute appeal to the supreme co

day before his inauguration, lori made his 10th police station visit central police station in north beach, realizing the updates the need to be made at all stations. this is pretty old station in terms of distance, the physical space inside you know, there's 25 year-old crown vics that some of them are driving around in tech, you know, the use of technology have have better technology during the campaign for mayor. other candidates were more drastic with their calls for police reform. >> from the start of his campaign, mark farrell said he would fire san francisco police chief bill scott. i asked lori of drastic changes like that can be expected when he goes for mayor elect to mayor. i will announcing every day over the next few days. and so people can expect change in my administration. california attorney general rob bonta announced tuesday that sfpd reached a milestone by implementing 263 of 272 reform recommendations. it was an 8 year long reform process. and chief scott says crime has reached historic lows as a result. lori says the progress should be commended and continued. we can

. >> i could on the ground in the >> mcallister out with their son in north beach tuesday, one day before the city welcomes daniel lurie as the new mayor. and i just hope gets better, especially kuz is baby's growing up there and it's just not the san francisco used to be. her biggest concern is the city's opioid crisis and believes it needs to be resolved. so her 4 year-old son and other children will have a bright future. a lot of jack problems and a lot of homeless people problems. and i try to call the police and asked them like can you help the people outside? but it just seems like it's getting worse. others like stephen set of a car excited for lori's term. i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we will. lori thanked outgoing mayor lo

crispin previously served as captain of stations in north beach, chinatown and soma, as well as battalion chief. he's been formally recognized three times for bravery, and was part of the department's response team that traveled to new york after the september 11th attacks. i shall work tirelessly to protect our citizens and visitors. public safety is at the center of your agenda. our department stands firmly with you. both lurie and crispin also acknowledged the residents and first responders who are battling the devastating wildfires in southern california. captain jonathan baxter spoke about the department's role. we currently have 31 firefighters from san francisco deployed in southern california. we have resources that are available here within our own department so that if we are asked to send more resources, we are ready to help. but they say san francisco remains fully staffed and prepared for any potential emergencies here. i just want to say thank you to everybody for coming. well, this is a great day for me and my family. this is a validation of you men and women of this depart

. >> at victoria pastry company in north beach, where they make all their cakes and cookies by hand. eggs are a key ingredient since october. >> late october prices are just high, high, high, high. and today i was wondering when this is going to stop. >> it makes it a little bit. at moe's grill. customers come for the omelets as well as the burgers. the restaurant goes through a case of 180 eggs a day. two cases a day on the weekends. >> most of the eggs we use is for omelets. >> the owner says the cost of a case of eggs is way up. >> it has gone up five times. >> usually these organic eggs are twice the cost of regular eggs. but the restaurant owner here tells me today they're all the same price. hussain malik tells abc seven news that when he can't find regular eggs from his supplier, he tries to buy organic eggs. >> what i do is i have to go and look around for it at costco's. >> many people wonder how long the egg shortage will last. according to bill mattos with the california poultry foundation, the supply of california eggs has dropped 40% compared to this time last year. >> o

i think it is what north beach needed.y because vintage clothing is so good for the environment as well. very anti--i think it is great and a opportunity to be here. we have everything from the 20 to 90. i personally like to create more towards the 60 and 70 as you can tell. there is something for everyone. i just always want everyone to feel very welcome in here. i want to treat everyone like a guest in my apartment. i want everyone to have a good time in here and just enjoy all this very clothing. you can. okay. welcome to the january 8th, 2025 treasure island development authority board meeting. item number one. call to order. director sen. she's. you know, she's on her way. she's trying to navigate through city hall, so she'll be here in a moment. thank you, director richardson. i'm here. director dunlop here. howard here.

now the rest of cheryl is being spite of the central met into libya and the heading towards north beach. it. but this whole push means that the winds, the seasonal winds blow actually. so how full of dust are keeping very warm in west africa, 2 or 3 degrees degrees above average. it's pretty well by the way, in bumper code, but it should be about 3374, and that's true for the next day or so. with fluctuations, as you can see now or down in southern africa, it's the wet season in the summer. but it's the wet season with significant rain likely in malawi and comes in the next steps or the other guys are a breathtaking tropical paradise. ready to where its former projectors are now we follow through just as they put their lights on the line, the think it's all one all to 0. the, let's take a look at the headlines now. a russian attack on the crating and stitches operation is killed at least 15 people, dozens of an engine present that. and as a lensky is cold on the allies to set up pressure on the russian. thousands of syrians attend the concepts and damascus, celebrating one month since t

christian klein owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood. started helping out after a friend gina. >> lost her home to the eden fire in altadena at her surplus storage container on treasure island. today. cline help gina sister pick out some clothes on her way to southern california. >> if someone can get a little bit of there identity back or feel a little bit better picking out things that they actually want or picking out things that would be close to the things that were in their wardrobe before they lost everything that we're happy to help. >> cline is no stranger to fire. she was a victim ourselves. shana deal also with 5 burglaries enters store over the last 6 years. the most recent one happening last month. klein know inclined, though, is responding to inquiries that are made to her through social media. it's going to be clothing drive happening this weekend for fire victims. the drop-off is at trader vic's in emeryville. that's on sunday afternoon from 12, 30 to 3.30, organizers looking for new or barely are barely used clothing for

you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all this stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago has belongs his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all christian klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit everyone's taste, but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at her stor

. >> at victoria pastry company in north beach, where they make all their cakes and cookies by hand.ince october, late october, prices are just. hi, hi hi, hi. and today i was wondering when this is going to stop. >> it makes it a little bit. at moe's grill. customers come for the omelets as well as the burgers. the restaurant goes through a case of 180 eggs a day. two cases a day on the weekends. >> most of the eggs we use is for omelets. >> the owner says the cost of a case of eggs is way up. >> it has gone up five times. >> usually these organic eggs are twice the cost of regular eggs. but the restaurant owner here tells me today they're all the same price. hussain malik tells abc seven news that when he can't find regular eggs from his supplier, he tries to buy organic eggs. >> what i do is i have to go and look around for it at costco's. >> many people wonder how long the egg shortage will last. according to bill mattos with the california poultry foundation, the supply of california eggs has dropped 40% compared to this time last year. >> our farmers are working very hard to re

crispin has been with the department for 34 years and has served as captain of stations in chinatown, north beach and south of market. >> we're getting some new details today about governor newsom's proposed $322 billion budget. state budget leaders say the package includes nearly $17 billion in rainy day funding, with a modest surplus of $323 million. officials credit the better than expected forecast to stock market gains by the state's wealthiest taxpayers and previous budget cuts. >> we are a lot better off than the last couple of years. we're not facing a budget shortfall. we do recognize that we still have work to do to ensure long term sustainability. >> officials say the budget will fund the governor's priorities, including universal pre-k, but the package limits new investments with just $1.2 billion in new spending. >> we want to check in on our weather, but also, you know, they've been worried about the air quality, perhaps even worsening now in southern california due to the wildfires. >> yeah, those n95 masks have certainly been something that folks want to wear down there. we want t

he served as captain of chinatown, north beach and so much stations and battalion chief to some of the busiest stations across the city. he has been recognized three times three times for bravery and service for two san franciscans for rescuing the elderly from fires in the tenderloin. battalion chief bowen also served as a 911 responder and has acted as incident commander at over 50 major incidents in san francisco. dean, like myself is also a native san franciscan and a father of two boys. >> he comes from a family that is committed to service. his mother immigrated to the us from nicaragua at the age of 12 and his father is a retired captain of the fire department's arson squad. his grandmother was a senior citizen advocate in the mission and the founder of the latin american senior citizens association under battalion chief chris leadership. we will advance approaches that make san francisco safer, stronger and more resilient. in his role as fire chief, he will help coordinate san francisco's emergency preparedness public safety initiatives and lead san francisco fire departments c

captured the moment when a florida commuter train, traveling at full speed, plowed into a car in north miami beach. witnesses say the black car on the far side of the tracks ran a red light, while the railroad crossing arms were down. the car's backside was badly damaged and the injured driver was hospitalized at a nearby trauma center. >> okay, here's some good news for all you coffee drinkers out there. it may actually help you live longer, but only if you drink it in the morning. >> does this count as the morning? yes. that's according to a new study which focused on morning only versus all day drinkers. researchers found the morning only group had a 16% lower chance of dying from any cause, compared to those who did not drink coffee at all, but those who kept drinking coffee into the afternoon and evening showed no lower risk of death. >> that's interesting. >> yeah. i'm going to just keep drinking coffee. >> you drink it all day long? no. >> not really. i just usually like a cup. maybe two. yeah, maybe. >> coming up, the l.a. fire captain who says he is seeing a glimmer of hope as mother natu

you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beachghborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago has belongs his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all christian klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit. everyone's taste, but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at her store in 6 y

. >> i get on the ground in the >> durham mcallister out with their son in north beach tuesday, one day before the city welcomes daniel lurie as the new mayor. and i just hope gets better, especially kuz is baby's growing up there and it's just not the san francisco used to be. her biggest concern is the city's opioid crisis and believes it needs to be resolved. so her 4 year-old son and other children will have a bright future. a lot of jack problems and a lot of homeless people problems. and i try to call the police and asked them like can you help the people outside? but it just seems like it's getting worse. others like stephen set of a car excited for lori's term. i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we will. lori thanked outgoing m

we all know that we've had a rough few years, but when you walk in north beach, we're in the mission or in chinatown. you are walking through neighborhoods that are booming that are on their way back. >> when we are at our best, this is the greatest city in the i can't wait to get started. don't count out. san francisco. >> i considered enough. but in the san francisco. a difficult question. i'm crazy on number 18 i have come from that. >> i'm going home. >> to my >> i love the hospitality. i love it's a destination. dream to a good place pay my family. >> a culture of it is just a diverse community that makes you want to get involved. agreement. city we have busted always come back. we have the most creative people in the world living. we can't figure it out. nobody can the hot always waiting to take in just a little bit? no. >> every week during our newscasts will be telling stories from the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you miss any of the stories, you can always find them. kron 4 dot com. >> well, that was cool with just 13 days until presid

. >> newly sworn in supervisor danny sartor, who represents north beach, chinatown and fisherman's wharfid the new board knows that it will have to work collaboratively with the new mayor. >> i think this is a moment of change. it's a moment of unity. i'm ready for it. i know that this board is ready to work collaboratively with the mayor. our challenges are too great to let those politics get in the way. >> frank jordan, who was mayor of san francisco in the 1990s, said despite any obstacles ahead, today is a day for hope. >> and i have great faith and confidence in daniel lurie. i've seen his passion. i've seen his determination. i've seen his ability to be able to talk to people, to be a great listener. i expect great things. >> one of the concepts that came up repeatedly during the course of the inauguration was accountability. mayor lurie saying he wants to bring that spirit of accountability to his office and to city hall in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> also today in san francisco, sheriff paul miyamoto was sworn into office for another term. the sheriff

. >> newly sworn in supervisor danny sartor, who represents north beach, chinatown and fisherman's wharf, said the new board knows that it will have to work collaboratively with the new mayor. >> i think this is a moment of change. it's a moment of unity. i'm ready for it. i know that this board is ready to work collaboratively with the mayor. our challenges are too great to let those politics get in the way. >> frank jordan, who was mayor of san francisco in the 1990s despite any obstacles ahead. today is a day for hope, and i have a great faith and confidence in daniel lurie. >> i've seen his passion. i've seen his determination. i've seen his ability to be able to talk to people, to be a great listener. i expect great things entered this mayor's race, not as a politician. >> one of the words that came up repeatedly as mayor lurie addressed the crowd today was accountability. he said he hopes to bring that spirit of accountability back to his office and back to city hall. claudine, back to you. >> all right. christien kafton reporting live. and i know it's a busy day, but it's not over

he is a native san franciscan who served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. now there was a 3.7 magnitude earthquake early this morning right off the coast near the zoo. crispin said that's a reminder of the importance of the job. >> citizens of this city, our department stands ready to protect you and your loved ones should disaster strike. we vigilantly train daily and have a comprehensive plan in place. >> assistant deputy chief sandy tong has been serving as interim chief. she took over for chief janine nicholson, who recently retired duehealth reasons. now, the announcement came just after mayor lori announced an immediate citywide hiring freeze, said it's part of an effort to tackle the city's budget deficit, which is currently the largest in san francisco history. mayor lori told department heads to hold off on new contracts and programs that have not been signed or implemented. he says he wants to prioritize initiatives that are proven to work. san francisco's bay ferry says it's expanding its snack bar and drink menu to include alcoholic be

meanwhile, a vacation sf vintage store in north beach is offering close for people that have been displacedthose fires in southern california who may now be here in the bay area. if you or anyone, you know, is in need of clothes after this, these devastating fires vacation sf asks that you get in touch with them. the store has prepared a large shipping container filled with clothes that'll be made available to you. >> it's 66 and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to continue to cover what's going on in southern california. the devastating wildfires. how many more acres have burned this morning? how many more people have died? >> plus, we have more details about the 4 people were found dead in a home in santa rosa. we've got details on what may have happened and local restaurant owners getting hit in the wallet because of the 3rd slant or how costs of injured up. >> so someone purposely set the kind of fire which way to turn, which way to go. what do we do next? just really gut-wrenching. like the world to stop >> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a ring of fire around los

. >> vacation sf vintage store is offering some help to the fire victims there in north beach.re saying that anybody who has nothing now and is devastated by the socal fires if they're in the bay area and they need clothing, you can get the closing there for free the vacation as of stores asking that you get in touch with them. if you are, you know somebody who needs help, they have a large shipping container filled with closing clothing as well that they plan to send. >> when a couple of minutes, the moraga rid of fire department is going to be conducting a prescribed burn. it set to happen at 10 o'clock this morning. so in about 15 minutes will be out at the morocco, lafayette border, right near sky-high drive just east of moraga road and near capital into high school. we've got an indicator on the map here showing where that burned will be. it's in an open space. so you may see and smell smoke. so you want to close your windows to prevent that from coming in but know that this is a planned fire. >> a little jolt right after 07:00am. this would be the explanation we did have

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vintage store in north beach is offering close to those displaced by the fires who happened to be in area. now, now, if you or anyone, you know, is in need of clothes, vacation sf asks that you please get in touch. kron four's philippe djegal. we'll have much more on this initiative coming up on kron. 4 news at 2. our parent company nexstar has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to make a much-needed donation right now. that will be off from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves and each other live in the bay is next. >> okay, stephanie, thank you so much. today on live today. we have such a great show for you just we did a lot for the new year starting our first week back in the studio. and we've got lots of ways to keep your new year off on the yes, we know that all of you guys are on your wellness journeys. we have talked with some experts this week. and so we are sharing all o

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served with san francisco fire for 34 years, previously served as captain at stations in chinatown, north beachs to ensure it remains in touch with the community it serves. department members must concern themselves not just with the beauty of the fire engine or ambulance, but with the beauty and health of the neighborhood. i will ask our members to engage with the public to form bonds that will move our city forward. meanwhile, san francisco fire tells us it has sent nearly two dozen firefighters south to help battle the wildfires in los angeles. oakland police are investigating what appears to be another smash and grab, this one involving a truck plowing a business's doors. we got this video from outside a chevron on grand alongside lake merritt. you can see the white truck with a water tank backed into the store. we have not been able to get any confirmation from police about what happened here. we've been seeing a string of similar thefts since the start of the year. also in oakland, police commissioners plan to discuss potential changes to the city's pursuit policy. the meeting today follo

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florida, , a car blowing through the railroad gate, smashed by a high- speed passenger train in north miami beach nonlife-threatening injuries now, to a new development in a story we brought you last summer, the justice department, widening its lawsuit against a real estate software company, to include six major landlords and property managers. here's antonia hilton. >> reporter: tonight, the justice department, expanding a lawsuit against reel page, accusing the software company of ordinating with landlords to pool nontenant data and coordinates to keep represents artificially high. now adding six property managers to the suit. including greystar, camden, cortland, wakefield and willow bridge, representing 1.3 million units. many landlords use reel page to help set rental prices. >> ont myselfed market preference. >> this summer, the doj alleged their software facilitated a price-fixing scheme. this aallowed companies tout p profit over people. >> competing landlords conducted phone and e-mail discussions, even cocktail hours, and participated in monthly user groups, promoted by real page to sha

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florida, a car blowing through the railroad gate, smashed by a high-speed passenger train in north miami beach non-life-threatening injuries. >>> now to the new developments in a story we brought you last summer. the justice department widening its lawsuit against a real estate software company to include six major landlords and property managers. here's antonia hylton. >> reporter: tonight the justice department expanding a lawsuit against realpage, accusing the software company of coordinating with landlords to pool non-public tenant data and coordinate to keep rents artificially high. now adding six of the largest u.s. landlords and property managers to the suit including greystar, camden, cortland, cushman & wakefield, livcor and willow bridge, representing more than 1.3 million units in 43 states and d.c. many landlords use realpage to help set rental prices and manage occupancy. >> optimized property performance even in challenging market conditions. >> reporter: this summer the doj alleged their software facilitated a price fixing scheme. >> this conduct had really corroded the market a

he's a native san franciscan who has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of markets. crispin said this morning's magnitude 3.7 earthquake was a reminder of the importance of the job. >> citizens of this city, our department stands ready to protect you and your loved ones should disaster strike. we vigilantly train daily and have a comprehensive plan in place. >> assistant deputy chief sandi tong has been serving as interim chief. she took over for chief janine nicholson, who retired due to health reasons. >> coming up at 11, fires displaced countless pets and bay area animal shelters are getting ready to help their hope that people here might be willing to take in some pets. [music] >> and barry weather has been a dry weather stretch, and now we're talking about some stronger winds as we start off the weekend. coming up, we'll talk more about a wind advisory and some cooler temperatures headed our way. >> the supreme court heard arguments friday on the u.s. tiktok ban that's set to take effect january 19th. we speak with lawyers who are in san francisco for a nation

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for the blue angels, when they were here, we went out to the city and we're just around people in north beach. we saw you. >> yeah. >> bumping into during the italian parade, festival or italian parade. and it was amazing. like it was a big crowd of people all there for the same reason. so i like those things that that people come together around a common thing. but it's when it gets expensive, right? >> yeah. >> when you start tacking on the cost and there's all sorts of there's all sorts of hoops to jump through and barriers like you talk about, like you got to, you know, we always hear about the, the times square, you know, the ball drop. you got to get there apparently. right. you got to get there hours ahead of time. they put you in the pen nowhere to go, no restrooms. i mean, it's it sounds like sounds like a nightmare to me. so i have no desire to do anything like that on my bucket list. >> i still want to do. is it really just want to do it one time? >> put this one on your bucket list, okay. i once spent new year's eve in new orleans. >> wow, that sounds was crazy. that's a crazy, cr