he is a restaurant worker in park city, utah.and armando first migrated to the united states together in 2000. marcos last spoke to his brother in early may just before armando went missing in the texas desert. marcos: we are searching for armando who has been missing for five months now. he was coming to the united states to help his child. he came here to work. he is very honest and hard-working. we are asking for the support of border patrol, then we asked the mexican consulate for support. we never saw any action. i would call them every eight days and they would tell me they were looking for him but we didn't have any luck. my brother is a very kind person. it would mean the world to us if he were returned. we are also worried because it has been five months. we want to hug him but we sadly can't. we don't know what is going on. my brother is a very calm person. he came here so excited to work and help out his children. my family in mexico is so worried, my mother is ill. we hope we will hear from him soon. we have been frig

now the city is pushing back, saying that's not the whole story. >>> still ahead here at five, parking could be hard to ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> development is booming in downtown san jose, and now a new focus in parking. >> thousands of housing units will be built in the coming years, but the city is considering building fewer parking spaces. >> reporter: so this is an issue that they have been studying for the past two years. we're heading into the final months of the studying process. yesterday, the downtown parking board held a special meeting and got an earful from this man. bill soddiers, a board february with the downtown san jose residents association already struggled with parking, moving his car daily and walking several blocks fr

city officials to get rid of this surreal regulation. in fact, it's been reversed; instead of a minimum parking space, the city now imposes a maximum. , it's even legal to provide no parking space at all. this, of course, won't redefine the entire city in the blink of an eye, but it's still an important shift in mentality for this extremely car-centric city. people who want to have a different lifestyle, who don't want to spend two and half hours a day in a metal box, stressed, and who just want to bike to work or walk to work even. but you also, in a way, freed up the creativity of architects. we're reversing that line of thought. before the regulations were changed, an architecture student would start a project from the parking, and then they would see what they could fit on top. - yeah. and now, it's going to be the other way around. there are over 30 000 people involved in traffic incidents every single day in this megacity. i'm going to meet some people here, in the neighbourhood of napoles, who are trying to do what they can to solve a very pressing problem. - it's often from a rooftop that we get a clearer picture of the pedes

it is by no big issue that the rec and park department is one of the best in the city and county of san francisco. people love rec and park department and under the leadership of phil, thank you so much to him and what he has done for the department. phil, thank you. (applause) investments like this are the reason why -- this is amazing, timeout magazine called san francisco the number one city to live in in the world because of great spaces like this all over the city. you're within a 10 minute walk of all public spaces. new playgrounds and parks and allies that have come alive. that's the san francisco we know and we're proud of. i'm proud to be a part of it and the parks alliance is a part of it and the rec and park department is part of it and proud to be working for a great mayor like london breed making sure her dream is reality. i want to give a shout out to the capital team. (applause) it's under new leadership. stacy, congratulations on that. and then tara and alex, great job on all the work you do. sarah and suzanna and team, thank you so much. we appreciate being a part of it

the city is losing street parking revenue, and drivers can't use one of two entrances to the city owned parking garage by having san pedro street closed, which could become more of a problem later. >> as we restart society, it will bring more traffic intodown. we want to make sure that we're not going to cause a traffic backup, say, on market street, as people try to get into that garage. >> and there is a big financial incentive for the city to be able to solve that parking problem. brian, since the pandemic began, city wide parking revenues were down about $13 million. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. the new york times reports the fad is planning to allow americans to mix and match their covid-19 boost err shots. you could be allowed to receive a different booster shot than the one you originally received. now they are saying the government will not recommend one shot or the other. >>> in the meantime, san francisco voters will soon decide the feat of three school board members. petitions were certified triggering the recall. there was a bungled effort to rename a number of

the case here in new york city the college student murdered in the park.er father had to leave the courtroom today, the sentencing. but we are going to begin tonight with the pandemic in this country and a major new step. an fda advisory panel today voting unanimously for moderna's booster shot. it's now on a path to emergency authorization. that same panel takes up the johnson & johnson booster tomorrow. now, this moderna booster shot discussed today will be for people 65 and older and for those 18 and older with medical conditions or jobs that put them at higher risk. it would be a third moderna shot six months after the first two. and this moderna booster would be half the dose of the first two. that same panel set to discuss that johnson & johnson booster tomorrow, as well as the notion of mixing and matching different vaccines. and the decision on the pfizer vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old likely coming in weeks and president biden just today saying the government is ready with doses for the 28 million american who would be eligible. but first

>> sometimes they have to park two city blocks. >> reporter: customers park two to three blocks awayorries will go to somewhere easier to get to. the closure will continue to january 2023 and could potentially be permanent. nbc bay area news. >>> get ready for this question. would you be willing to crawl under a house knowing there were dozens of rattlesnakes slithering around? not a tv show, real life. al wolf, the director of sonoma county reptile rescue. plucking 59 babies and 22 adults out of the crawl space and enjoyed every minute of it. >> i like this. don't really have the fear of them, i have the respect, don't want to get bit anymore. almost wish this would happen every day. this is what i do. somewhat fun, exciting. >> good for al. al releases the snakes into the mountains northern sonoma county. i wish it doesn't happen to me every day. >> did he say somewhat fun and exciting? >> fun. >> al, you're a rock star. >>> rob. how you doing? >> better than having 91 snakes. but it is chilly outside, numbers dropping to low 50s. humidity levels not that bad. north winds haven't p

>> sometimes people have to park two city blocks. >> that last business owner says she worried she'll lose some customers due to the parking situation. now that the booster shots or additional doses have started to become administered, many are wondering how to add it to your record. chris ka mora shows you how. head to nbcbayarea.com for more. >>> developments this morning in the supply bottlenecks of west coast ports. the white house is announcing a 90-day plan to address major shortages for most of the in-demand products. miguel almaguer reports dozens of ships are anchored in southern california. >> reporter: good morning. about 40% of our nation's imported goods come from cargo ships. in los angeles there is a massive backup leading to empty store shelves and a delay in deliveries. we'll have the latest coming up on the "today" show. >>> just about 12 hours away from the first pitch in a decisive do or die game. the giants may be just nine innings away from the national league championship series. the dodgers are standing in the way. >> kris sanchez live at oracle park. the city

there is a lot happening that weekend not just in the park but around the city. to help the public navigate traffic and plan the route around the park and we have set up a web page on our site. sfrec park.org that lists links to shuttle you information and other information. there is further concert information at outside lands. com. the road closures for golden gate park have been started. it is to the community looking at the supervisor's media channel as well as our own. golden gate park the band shell concerts continue. you can head to the music concourse band shell to enjoy free live concerts sunday, wednesday, friday and some saturdays. illuminate is hosting free concerts. raggae sunday. singer-songwriter wednesday. a member of our staff appeared two weeks ago. special community events on saturday. the complete lineup is also on the website. another event to invite you to on november 13. lake merced boat dock is opening. construction is complete. new dock boat ramp seating area and ada parking are available to the public. it is important. it allows for the c

city. he represents his love for san francisco and the community and i know he'll do a great job for rec and park. so thank you so much, larry, for your commitment and your work. and technically he's retired so i figured he had some extra time on his hands to get back to the city in another way. so thank you so much. and vanita louie we know has been an incredible involved person in san francisco in so many different aspects. it's so interesting because vanita is involved with the chinatown rotary club and you know all the work they do to support businesses, to give out scholarships and even recently the mask and the ppe that you provided, donated to c.y.c. and other organizations. that has been incredible. i don't know if you noticed, but vanita is always involved with great organizations and one of my favorite is gung moon and i know one of your dogs did a photo shoot at this park. and gung moon recognized your work. she's a dog mom. i'm a plant mom. and i'm proud of that. she has been a big supporter of our parks and advocate of open space and play space for dogs in san francisco, but also an

city needs to deal with as a whole. why not fort mason or marina green or crissy park or somewhere else around the city? saying that the homeless are already here is a failure of the supervisors and the mayor who allowed this to happen, so dumping it on us and saying that we need to deal with it is not solving the problem to our satisfaction. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. is 2483-861-3621, then press the symbol pound twice. if you have not already done so, press star, three. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. >> hi. this is r.j. sloane. i want to thank you for your leadership in this area. in addition to the tiny homes that are starting to be installed, i have issues around the confined space of a car for living, for a replacement for housing, so i was just hoping there might be a reasonable or an end game for car living and entering into housing. let's not forget the day-to-day experiences of living in such confined spaces, such as cars and tiny h

the rest of the street too, but they knocked it out of the park. citi with a price upgrade.beginning of earnings season, it will be interesting to see what david wilson reports, and also gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence as well. this is arguably the conversation of the day on what so many of our themes are. he is the chief global economist at morgan stanley. seth carpenter joins us this morning. one of the great themes of the global goals -- the global bulls is asia to the rescue. not so much china the rescue, but a broader pacific rim. with all of your research, all of the work that stephen roach set up for your shop, can it be asia to the growth rescue? seth: i think there are two parts to that question. i think you highlighted the difference between china specifically versus asia more generally. we are not looking for china to be the engine that pulls the global economy forward. we are looking for about 5.5% growth next year. we think the slowdown that has happened and that happened in q3 is very real, but overstates where we are going. some recovery there, but

multiple people are her after shooting at the park city center mall in lancaster pennsylvania police threat or danger to the public at this time, fox has not confirmed local media reports that two people were wounded and four others hurt running from the scene and two suspects are in custody the mall is closed until tomorrow. straight ahead adam klotz is tracking the forecast as the west raises for mix of rain and snow. >> that system running onto the coast to this pacific northwest that is sweeping across the country, i will be tracking as it goes across the nation and the fall forecast. to make my vision a reality my varilux progressive lenses provide seamlessly transition from near to far. with every detail in sharp focus. that's seeing no limits. your insurance marketplace healthmarkets varilux lenses by essilor. dog barks you're right bunker, the medicare enrollment deadline is almost here. if you're on medicare and you want to explore your options, the deadline to enroll is december 7th. so, you should act now. where do i find the right medicare plan? at healthmarkets, they sea

city. this is hans tavsens park. in a couple of years, this will be completely redeveloped and act as a reservoir, an amazing place for the citizens to hang out in. when it rains, the water will be filtered in here, and it will slowly seep away or be channelled down to the lakes. there are many of these parks around the city. massive investment is being made. the city of copenhagen is trying to stay ahead of the curve. - public spaces are the backbone of this city. they're used by just about everyone. but it can be hard to move around for the elderly with reduced mobility, especially those living in care homes. in 2012, a project was created to change that: cycling without age. the volunteer-based organization first spread throughout denmark, and has now found its way all over the world. pernille joined cycling without age when she lived in singapore, where she implemented the program. she's now back in copenhagen and coordinating the organization's international members. the idea is that everybody in copenhagen used

going to be conducted to gather with caltrans along with the hov lanes that must be struck soon on park city boulevard and the bypass which are also a part of state one in the richmond district and park. arche valuation criteria is to be asking the question do these lanes help the state highways move more people than the previous configuration? if they're stressful successful in moving more people on our state highway system that don't create unexpected unintended negative consequences, we will then move forward with a recommendation to make them permanent or if we find problems we maymake discussions along the way so the lanes are in effect from 5 am to 8 pm so all day long monday through friday . and they are very important parts of our line 28 as well as mostof the golden gate transit hub . and then the title prospect update we can go off the slide again. there's somebody you need to go on mute. there we go. so final project update is our color program which has generated some controversy las week . as most of you know, we currently have just over 300 shared space pickup and drop-off. the

park. the city has been buzzing for the past couple of days.t a peek this weekend. >> reporter: i wouldn't say that outside lands is buzzing , as much as something right now. i'm between two stages. i can barely hear you talking. and here was 70,000 of my closest friends for the biggest party ever san francisco has thrown since the pandemic began. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: grab your flower crown, cowboy hat, or whatever, because outside lands is back.

park. the city has been buzzing for the past couple of days. it's really going to hit a peek this weekend. >> reporter: i wouldn't say that outside lands is buzzing , as much as something right now. i'm between two stages. i can barely hear you talking. and here was 70,000 of my closest friends for the biggest party ever san francisco has thrown since the pandemic began. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: grab your flower crown, cowboy hat, or whatever, because outside lands is back. this time with a halloween weekend twist. >> extremely. >> inside land, not the same. port that the festival didn't happen in person last year, but now the music and golden gate park is back with a vengeance point >> it's nice to be out here, because it has been on for so long. we bought our tickets over -- like, over a year ago. >> reporter: to get through the gates of the 3 daylong festival, you to show proof of vaccination through the clear app, or a negative covid-19 test from the past 72 hours. >> i'm here to see vampire weekend. >> reporter: concertgoers say th

i ski out in park city and sometimes the weather can change on a dime, but then something indicated to you know, kick into action so what happened? >> so, you know, part of our plan with this race is we've been putting it together for just over two years was knowing that the elements can change at any time, and the first thing that we did was we constructed our aid stations. we had six of them across the course and they were design and hand chosen and we selected very experienced ultra marathoners who could run those aid stages, and that was a big part of our strategy and a part of, you know, us being able to pull this off successfully, but we also really committed to technology and being able to live track and communicate with our runners at any time, and as well as our aid station captains, so between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. just a couple of hours into the race as our aid station captain was getting var established and we had a live feed so we could see the weather turn very quickly to a whiteout, strong winds and at that moment we dropped all plans to, you know, for the final 30, 40 mile

city. sheriff property taxes generated from the project for 45 years to cover construction costs. the money would also pay for surrounding infrastructure like housing and a park. a city staff report states. the development of the project is going to generate more than 16 million dollars. annually for the county. and take your phone out. we have this special qr code created. you can see the fate of the aid is going to take you over to our website at kron 4 dot com. so you can get all the latest developments on this story. we'll be following that very closely. well, a jury found danville police officer andrew hall, guilty assault with a firearm in the 2018 shooting of an unarmed mentally ill man. a lot of believe but the contra costa county jury was deadlocked on a second count of voluntary manslaughter kron four's. taylor is at tells us what's going to happen next in this case. >> contra costa county jury found danville police officer hole guilty of assault with a firearm on tuesday. the 2018 deadly shooting of an unarmed man on a mirar billie who suffered from mental illness. however, the jury was hung on a second count of voluntary manslaughter. prosecutors

the city has offered parking permits to rvs, allowing them to come to spark which stands for safe parking and respite kickstart operated by the berkeley nonprofit dorothy day house, along with them being able to park there. safely with their with the beautiful clean area is that they have the restrooms, clean water, but what dorothy day does is so much more. the problem is some rvs are inoperable and either don't have the gas or wiring to move there in the next few days. we're living a lot of people behind here, and that's exactly what we don't want to do is like. some people go to safety. and then some people just get told and lose their homes like that doesn't sit right. yesica prado, who sits on the board of where do we go? berkeley wants to negotiate with the city to bring those rvs into spark where rv owners will be provided weekly groceries, charging stations and mechanical support, among other amenities, according to the executive director of dorothy day house. she says. it's low barrier and accommodating. we take everything on a person to person basis. it's not that stringent that

they really do have the potential to totally change cities, suburbs, no need for parking anywhere thisn to the actionable ideas. carlton, start with you. >> doing something a little more basic, taking a look at gold, specifically newmont. one way to play this is to think of it as a dividend play, currently yielding 4% which looks sustainable with gold at $1800 an ounce. jack: and, ben? >> xpo logistics, it's done pretty well. a lot has changed as welsh it's pulled back as investors are worried about bottlenecks. as growth starts to get better again, i think the stock can do pretty well. jack: thanks for that. to read more, check out barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter @barronsonline. that's all for us. male announcer: coming up next on "leading the way." michael youssef: i am delighted to bring you this new series from the beatitudes in which i explain that happiness is in you. people associate for happiness everywhere outside, but jesus said, "blessed are you," happy are you. and you will see what i mean as you watch

the city has three similar projects, including this one on evans lane, actually a parking lot that i myself utilized for years as a sound as a police officer, city owned lot that allows us to move much more quickly. the lot sits in councilman raul paralysis district. the city chose the site because they saw need. it's near a large, unsanctioned encampment across from highway 87. not to mention pressure from the faa to clear out encampments along guadalupe river park by the airport. as for the police response, they were nervous initially about the security of their parking lot and where they park their vehicles overnight. and we knew that going into this and so we already had a plan, he says. roughly a third of lahti will be used, he says the city has the police support and nonprofits that work with the homeless. the units are built at a fraction of the cost of traditional apartments and in months time this homeless advocate isn't convinced. it just seems like a ridiculous project because. so many on house people feel threatened and harassed. by the police. the mayor says the biggest c

the city has three similar projects, including this one on evans lane, actually a parking lot that i yself utilized for years as a sound as a police officer, city owned lot that allows us to move much more quickly. the lot sits in councilman raul paralysis district. the city chose this site because they saw need. it's near a large, unsanctioned encampment across from highway 87. not to mention pressure from the faa to clear out encampments along guadalupe river park by the airport. as for the police response, they were nervous initially about the security of their parking lot and where they park their vehicles overnight. and we knew that going into this and so we already had a plan, he says. roughly a third of lahti will be used, he says the city has the police support and nonprofits that work with the homeless. the units are built at a fraction of the cost of traditional apartments. and in months time we want to see all of the people that are unsheltered be placed into housing and lot e. especial to us because it provides an interim solution. this homeless advocate isn't convinced. i

metered parking enforcement resumes city wide. >>> the federal government is open after congress passed a funding measure yesterday. as laura podesta reports, democrats are still drug a thing to reach common ground on president biden's domestic agenda. >> motion is adopted. >> bill is passed. >> reporter: congress passed continuing resolution yesterday to keep the federal government funded through december 3. >> the last thing the american people need is for the government to grind to a hot. >> reporter: negotiations are ongoing regarding president biden's legislative priorities, a $1 trillion infrastructure bill and $3.5 trillion package that encompasses everything from climate to childcare. >> compromise is inevitable. right now we are in the thick of it. >> reporter: a planned vote was postponed last night after progressive democrats refused todd vote for it. >> there is no point in us negotiating against ourselves. >> reporter: progressives want a concrete deal on the social spending package first. nancy pelosi told reporters after midnight she expects to try again today. moderate d

access to affordable housing and providing fee waivers andreductions for veterans at facilities on city park properties . the first piece of this legislative package puts our city on a path to creating a new affordable housing priority for veterans who qualify for existing affordable housing preferences under administrative code and i want to thank supervisor stefani for your cosponsorship. there are 20,000 veterans who have made personal and per fractional sacrifices to serve our state and country and such sacrifices make veterans deserving of consideration for targeted public support and preference. yet veterans face many challenges when they come home andbegin their reintegration back into our community . housing andemployment are cornerstones of societal reintegration and are necessary to support our veterans . that many veterans have slipped into poverty and are at risk of homelessness through either affordable housing or employment is not available. the 2019 count identified 600 veterans in our city amounting to nine percent of the total count and of the chronically homeless veterans 8

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. >> reporter: he considers the park a landmark, a site that represents the city's radical history. he asked the universities plan to keep one .7 acres of land is park space doesn't preserve the history. >> i describe it as a replaceable open space, because once it's gone, it's gone. >> the city of berkeley initially tried to block university from increasing student enrollment, and building more student housing. what is their official position right now? >> reporter: money talks, and money can help people make fast friends. in this case, the university agrees to give the city of berkeley $83 million now the city signing on saying my hey, it is a win-win situation. is going out the fire department, the police department, emergency services, so the city of berkeley is now in support of building housing here. by the way, the plan is to break ground next year. obviously there is a lawsuit coming up, so we will see how that is going to go. >>> now to a possible breakthrough in the treatment of covid. pharmaceutical company merck is reporting promising results with the experimental covid-1

clear one of the city's biggest homeless encampments the city of san jose and the faa came to an agreement this past summer to sweep guadalupe river park and build. surround it to prevent re-encampment now mayor sam licardo and members of the city council are offering an alternative our focus rather than building fences, which was a prior. proposal really focuses on a human solution the plan would prioritize the rehousing of the estimated 250 to 300 unhoused residents to city supportive housing in addition, utilizing 1.5 million in airport funds originally proposed for the fencing and three million in city housing funds the city would sweep the park using park rangers and police and install barriers to keep the park open and prevent encampments. our public parks are for everyone. including the unhoused we simply don't want encampments in those parks. and so we're going to do everything we can. sure, there are public parks are for everybody. the original agreement came when the faa threatened to pull federal funding if the encampment was not cleared from the park near sjc federal regulations require a buffer zone due to unacceptable noi

>> sometimes people have to park two city blocks. >> that last business owner says she worries she'll lose some customers due to the parking situation. >>> many are left wondering how to get the booster shot on your record. head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> develops this morning in the supply bottleneck at west coast ports. the white house is announcing a 90-day plan to address the major shortages of some of the most in-demand products. dozens of ships are still anchored at sea in southern california waiting to be docked. >> reporter: good morning. about 40% of our nation's imported goods come from cargo ships like this here at the ports of los angeles and long beach. there is a massive backup leading to empty store shelves as well as a delay in deliveries. we'll have the latest coming up on "today". >>> also this morning, an exclusive interview with best buy ceo. she explains what the future might hold for companies and retailers affected by ongoing shipping and supply chain issues. >>> a little more than 12 hours away until the first pitch in a decisive game five. the giant

city. nbc bay area's cierra johnson is live from golden gate park where both the city and event organizers have started to offer some advice on how to get around. right, cierra? >> that's exactly right. since this morning we've come a little further into the park. before we were just outside the gates. now the gates have opened and we're near where the box offices are and where you can get the wrist bands. in a matter of hours there will be thousands of people to catch in of those shows. the first begins in about an hour. the story is on the outside of this mark and surrounding this park. traffic in this area is going to be quite the headache because of the influx of people. so if you are planning to head out, organizers say parking is extremely limited and some of the streets around this park are closed. organizers suggest if you're getting dropped off, do so a couple of blocks north or north of the park. we've seen some people not following that and it's caused quite a backup. another option, public transit will provide extra service. also a prepaid shuttle picking people up from the civi

city needs to deal with as a whole. why not fort mason or marina green or crissy park or somewhere else around the city? saying that the homeless are already here is a failure of the supervisors and the mayor who allowed this to happen, so dumping it on us and saying that we need to deal with it is not solving the problem to our satisfaction. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. is 2483-861-3621, then press the symbol pound twice. if you have not already done so, press star, three. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. >> hi. this is r.j. sloane. i want to thank you for your leadership in this area. in addition to the tiny homes that are starting to be installed, i have issues around the confined space of a car for living, for a replacement for housing, so i was just hoping there might be a reasonable or an end game for car living and entering into housing. let's not forget the day-to-day experiences of living in such confined spaces, such as cars and tiny h

the invasive animals are backed search for food and water as they try and survive city park officials have dealt with that problem before hiring a trapper who got rid of more than a dozen of them. but the problem continues and neighbors are fed up. >> we came out to scare them and they didn't want to leave we were throwing stones trying to get rid of them. and they just didn't care one. you know, keeping my fingers crossed that they don't come back in the syrian city will take care of the problem. there's a lot of neighbors. they're really upset by the damage that happened. you hear whispers about pigs in a back fence. >> never had turned to so many pigs in the area. and it's really a sign of the times and these drought conditions that driving the wildlife further into the neighborhoods and out of pills. >> for now sections of trails within lafayette's community parks have been closed off to keep people and pet safe from the picks. 50 years ago. few people have ever heard of phrases like organic fresh food or farm to table testify. pesticide free eating. but little did we know the mov

in new york city, we were in the epicenter of covid. the news was parks being empty, people fleeing the city, going to the suburbs, going to the here, there, everywhere. what do you see for the future of real estate here in new york. it's actually just getting started again and coming back in a bigger way, i think, than ever. there's this vibrancy, the culture, the creativity. just as quickly as everyone left, they're all coming back at the same time too. [upbeat music] johnny devenanzio: well, rob. you're home. i'm finally back home. it's been almost 17 months since i left times square. long overdue. you have many credits to your name. "beetlejuice." - yeah. you were nominated for a tony for "chaplin" as well. that's right. yeah. and right before the pandemic, you landed very iconic role as mrs. doubtfire. congratulations. rob mcclure: thank you. that's one of the most iconic movies played by one of the most legendary actors of our time, robin williams. mrs. doubtfire: hello! what's it like as an actor to fill those shoes? i never will because he's a gen

ktvu christien kafton tells us now the city's recreation and parks department shut down at least one park today for safety reasons. much of the bay area is under a high wind advisory. and in san francisco, that means a heightened risk of downed trees and tree limbs. the city's department of emergency management is on high alert those type of debris in the roadway. and power outages, some of the things that we're concerned about, so to monitor that the sense go department of emergency management is keeping an eye on the weather. we have our watch center. we have our 911 dispatch center ready and available to respond. the city is advising people to secure any outdoor belongings on decks are in their backyards. the steady winds and gusty conditions could also potentially knock out power and regions of the city. so the city is advising people to have fresh batteries and flashlights available. if you see it down tree call, 311 will get a maintenance crew out there. if you see a downed power line called 911, and we'll get the professionals out there to go ahead and take care of it. the cit

the college student murdered in a city park, the violent attack on the stairs. tonight, the sentence for one of the teenagers who pleaded guilty. 14 at the time of the attack. and the new and difficult images of tessa majors' final moments. her father leaving t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ the city says one way to do that is to eliminate parking space minimums for developers that wayd to take public transportation instead of drive. city officials say they are taking steps to boost public transportation options. but some business owners in the downtown area say they'll have fewer customers. if there's nowhere for them to park. the city says it wants no more than 25% of commuter trips to be made. by solo drivers by 2040. oakland has some of the most segregated neighborhoods in the bay area, according to a new study from uc berkeley researchers say they were stunned to find that six of the 10 most segregated black neighborhoods are in oakland and five of the 10. most segregated hispanic neighborhoods are also in oakland. the study did not look at what's responsible for racial segregation, but said the lack of affordable housing is likely a factor. well. students and teachers in hayward are rallying against school closures. okay well, this demonstration was held today at glasswork elementary. it's one of five schools that could close next year. they were unified schoo

complaints about homeless people parking along neighborhood streets prompted the city to set up 150 parking spots at candlestick point for the homeless, there will be round the clock staffing and security lighting, electricity bathrooms, mobile showers and fresh water at that site. in san jose. police and city crews were removing debris from a homeless encampment. but as ktvu is jesse gary tells us some homeless people living there misunderstood what was happening and thought they had to clear out immediately. thursday morning before the sun came out, and the rain stopped. san jose contractors moving debris to the bewilderment of some homeless residents who thought it was a signal to leave right now just trying to gather things and transport. i just i. have a friend who's going to be transporting my step over to the other side. the other side refers to zone three of the guadalupe river park and gardens. the 40 acres site is just south of the runways for mineta san jose international airport. the city of moving roughly 300 on housed residents in phases from zone to zone three. is it a pain i

the college student murdered in a city park, the violent attack on the stairs.ht, the sentence for one of the teenagers who pleaded not guilty. 14 at the time of the attack. and the new and difficult images of tessa majors' final moments.

city. he represents his love for san francisco and the community and i know he'll do a great job for rec and park. so thank you so much, larry, for your commitment and your work. and technically he's retired so i figured he had some extra time on his hands to get back to the city in another way. so thank you so much. and vanita louie we know has been an incredible involved person in san francisco in so many different aspects. it's so interesting because vanita is involved with the chinatown rotary club and you know all the work they do to support businesses, to give out scholarships and even recently the mask and the ppe that you provided, donated to c.y.c. and other organizations. that has been incredible. i don't know if you noticed, but vanita is always involved with great organizations and one of my favorite is gung moon and i know one of your dogs did a photo shoot at this park. and gung moon recognized your work. she's a dog mom. i'm a plant mom. and i'm proud of that. she has been a big supporter of our parks and advocate of open space and play space for dogs in san francisco, but also an

there is a lot happening that weekend not just in the park but around the city. avigate traffic and plan the route around the park and we have set up a web page on our site. sfrec park.org that lists links to shuttle you information and other information. there is further concert information at outside lands. com. the road closures for golden gate park have been started. it is to the community looking at the supervisor's media channel as well as our own. golden gate park the band shell concerts continue. you can head to the music concourse band shell to enjoy free live concerts sunday, wednesday, friday and some saturdays. illuminate is hosting free concerts. raggae sunday. singer-songwriter wednesday. a member of our staff appeared two weeks ago. special community events on saturday. the complete lineup is also on the website. another event to invite you to on november 13. lake merced boat dock is opening. construction is complete. new dock boat ramp seating area and ada parking are available to the public. it is important. it allows for the continued operation a

york city is on edge tonight after a deadline passed on friday for firefighters to get vaccinated or face suspension on monday. now some first responders are calling in sick to protest. here's kathy park. >> in the nation's large set city, the deadlines past and concerns over public safety are mounting. nearly all municipal employees must have one shot of the covid-19 vaccine or face unpaid leave as of monday morning. throughout the week leading up to the friday 5:00 p.m. deadline, unions near the firefighters held multiple anti-mandate protests. >> we've asked for more time forethis vaccine mandate or for the rules to be explained to our members. >> reporter: tensions are still high, among the holdouts, there is pushback with enough new york city firefighters taking medical leave at six fire companies in the city were temporarily out of service the fdny commissioner writing, the excessive sick leave is unacceptable, kraer to their oaths to serve and may endanger the lives of new yorkers. now the department will continue to respond to all calls for help. and the city's mayor is holding firm, noting that vaccination rates climb ahead of the deadline, the mayor tweeting the nypd vaccina

city . >> reporter: 70,000 people per day expected at golden gate park for outside lands which means it will be a traffic headache . if you can avoid the area, probably a good idea. parking will be limited in and around the area. street closures willall roads w presidio and westover drive are shut down for the weekend for outside lands . bicycles will only have access to limited areas. taking public transit is the best idea to avoid delays. fulton lights will have an extra and express service. you can take bart into sentences the land transfer to muni. loading zones on effect in the south side of fulton. going to outside lands this weekend, boarded if you are not going to the festival, if you are , give yourself extra time getting there. >>> out for the weather, we have paul heggen joining us . >> cooler on the golden gate park side of the city as opposed to downtown with temperatures saturday and sunday topping out in the upper- to around 60 degrees, mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of a passing sprinkle or light shower on saturday but not enough to necessitate a rain jacket or umbrella

access to affordable housing and providing fee waivers andreductions for veterans at facilities on city park properties . the first piece of this legislative package puts our city on a path to creating a new affordable housing priority for veterans who qualify for existing affordable housing preferences under administrative code and i want to thank supervisor stefani for your cosponsorship. there are 20,000 veterans who have made personal and per fractional sacrifices to serve our state and country and such sacrifices make veterans deserving of consideration for targeted public support and preference. yet veterans face many challenges when they come home andbegin their reintegration back into our community . housing andemployment are cornerstones of societal reintegration and are necessary to support our veterans . that many veterans have slipped into poverty and are at risk of homelessness through either affordable housing or employment is not available. the 2019 count identified 600 veterans in our city amounting to nine percent of the total count and of the chronically homeless veterans 8