we wouldn't want to be a parklet, maybe unless they the heater. if you're along the coast the fog was posted up. but if you're in another part of the city. it's pretty lovely out there. >> depends on where you are. it isn't really does it start typical microclimate bay area forecast full along the coast. warm inland. welcome this summer. 2021 arriving a little bit earlier. we're going to see slightly cooler temperatures as we take a sneak peek of your microclimate friday outlook. downtown san francisco 62 degrees. so few degrees below average. there. mid 50's from daly city. the half moon bay with half moon bay at 57 degrees. >> brisbane mid 60's and also tracking mid 60's for millbrae and burlingame. so slightly below average temperatures there. but pleasant nonetheless, i mean, can't really complain about the weather right now. san mateo, 60 degrees as the san carlos with the redwood city at 75 degrees. and we're tracking widespread 70's and 80's. for those of you in the south bay san jose trying to flirt with the 80's cooling down a bit at 79 d

they voted in favor of a program that would allow the parklets to stay.ow, 2,200 businesses have approval for them to stay. and orinda plans to ban styrofoam containers. businesses that don't comply could face and have citations. most businesses would likely get a warning at the beginning, unless it becomes a repeat offender. the ordinance will likely go into effect next month. >>> the napa valley musical festival is scheduled for september 3-5th but now adding shows from the 2nd to the 6th. they had take place in napa, sacramento, and berkley. jimmy eat world and black pumas in napa. and ripe and lawrence are set to jam out at the uc theater. tickets go on sale in the light time, in the morning. >> yes, i already have the daytime tickets. >>> now to san francisco, where the longest-running outtoward festival in the bay area is set to kick off in less than two weeks. stern grove festival will run from june 20 to august 29 and feature gospel, future and punk. too short will take the stage later this summer at stern grove. so diverse and eclectic group of m

and those outdoor parklets. here to stay. and also a startling statistic in the east bay armed carjackings are up more than 100% in oakland where victims are being targeted. >> the bay area's local news station. you now with breaking news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. we have 2 breaking news stories to get to first we'll start in the south bay where police are on the scene of a deadly shooting right now in san jose. this is happening at west heading north san pedro streets that is just one block away from the scene of last week's the t a mass shooting and where the santa clara county jail is located. police are now telling us that one person has died on the scene. it's not clear right now. if anybody is in custody, there are street closures in place and officers are asking people to avoid the area. we have reached out to police for more information. we have not heard back but as soon as we get new details, we will be sure to bring them to you as soon as they

one way, allowing outside parklets to remain in place at businesses for outdoor dining. again, more on cbsn bay area. our next newscast is at 5:00. in the meantime, have a great afternoon. su t he bui venduld've been here by now. finally, what took you two so-- where's liam? where is my son? >> baker: you said that you wouldn't answer any more questions without your attorney present. but i'm that hoping that you'd cooperate. >> liam: i've been cooperating, i--i wanna cooperate in every way possible. >> baker: i think there could be more.

closures and parklets made permanent. it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone >> so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know, jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers or retail shopping is really different. then. >> rest having a restaurant because retail customers. would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets c

he says he sometimes feels anxious sitting in parklets as well. it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed just more than a week ago, a woman was killed in a parklet crash in san jose. >> 8 says this area on church street near market street should feel safer because people aren't supposed to be driving here. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street. >> the owner of the restaurant told me he does believe parklets can work on certain streets, but that this area of the city is just too busy for it live in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news item. and do we know anything about the driver who crashed into the parklet. >> the owner tells me that that driver took off got out of his car right after the accident happened. they do have the license plate number of that causes the car was left behind and they're trying to locate the person who driving it. hari live for us tonight in san francisco. thank you. >> still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9, a bay area bicyclist le

he won't sit in a parklet because he's worried about safety. his worries became a reality early friday morning when a car crashed into his restaurants. never the race. the wall here. >> never basically the end of the market fillman says the suspect just walked off, but he has the license plate number of the car and is hopeful police can find the person. it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might have happened. if it was during the full of people. john bait lives on the same block as the restaurant and is an organizer with streets for people they can't pain for safe streets. >> he says he sometimes feels anxious sitting in part that says, well, it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed, but he says this area on church street near market street should feel safer. >> because people aren't supposed to be driving here. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street fillman says as things reopen, he believes in some busy areas. the parklets need to be removed firs

parklet the suspect then jumped out, took off. an organizer for streets for people. a campaign for safer streets says that the area along church street there near market should feel safer because people aren't supposed to be driving there. but even he feels anxious sitting in parklets. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. >> the restaurant owner was able to get the license plate of the car and he's hoping the police will eventually find that driver. in the north. a suffered major injuries after hit and run crash in santa rosa forcefully. shares, a description. now the person that police say was behind the wheel. >> marina torrance takes a moment to reflect on what she saw late friday night. the aftermath of a hit and run collision near her home in santa rosa. less. the bicyclist in desperate shape. when i came home at night. i was walkin

the people says that he believes there is value in still having some parklets. he says it can be helpful for people who are still nervous about eating inside because of covid-19 and it could be good to have if we do see an uptick of cases in the winter. live in san francisco. amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. >> congressman eric swalwell spending part of this saturday morning. hiking and talking about infrastructure with his constituents in the east bay. it's actually the first time to get a chance to meet face to face with the folks that he represents since the pandemic kron four's camila barco was there. >> i'm done with ever want to open a zoom link again. congressman eric swalwell is hugging his constituents in the 15th district after a year of online meetings. saturday morning swalwell joined a group of residents as they hiked a portion of the iron horse regional trail and the dublin pleasanton area stay just reinforce why it's important. >> look people in the eye here about the issues they have that they may not even be comfortable sharing on zo

i'll also say, i would not be surprised if we're seeing peak parklet right now.today, even though it's muggy, it's nice to be able to sit outside and see friends and have a meal or a drink and bump into people and the beauty and magic of being able to socialize outside. i think that brings a lot of benefits. there's some raw economics too and the city at times is cold and it's at times foggy and a lot of times people prefer to eat indoors and there's labor shortages and it's hard to find enough staff to service all these things and so, i would not be surprised if we see the must be of parklets go down and we'll see but why think it will be as dramatic as everybody is worried about. i don't think we'll see more than what we have may and we may see less. all right. public comment? >> there's no public comment at this time. >> public comment has closed. that brings us to the end of the night. next item, please. >> sfgovtv, please show the office of small business slide. >> president laguana: we will end with the reminder of small business commission is the official

but he says he's glad the parklet is gone. he says he's always thought they were dangerous and he doesn't plan to rebuild it. >> it's just not safe. general, i've never been. a big proponent of owner of aquitaine wine bar and bistro and roof. edelman says when he goes out each other restaurants. >> he won't sit in a parklet because he's worried about safety. his worries became a reality early friday morning when a car crashed into his restaurants. never. the brakes. the wall here. >> never basically the end of the fillman says the suspect just walked off, but he has the license plate number of the car and is hopeful police can find the person. it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened. if it was during the full of people. john bait lives on the same block as the restaurant and is an organizer with streets for people they can't pain for safe streets. >> he says he sometimes feels anxious sitting in part that says, well, it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed, but he

these parklets have been a lifeline to struggling restaurants during the pandemic but not everyone isess owners want them gone. neighboring retailers say the structures walked their storefronts from street view and that has been bad from business. they are now considering if the parklets will remain fixtures or take them down. >> they are intervening based on what was assumed to be good use of the space. >> as a small specialty boutique on the main street i don't have my friend anymore. a friend is everything. >>> vegetations in northern and southern california keeping firefighters very busy tonight. firefighter crews in orange county made some quick work of brush fires in laguna beach. they started along the 73 freeway. the crews are staying in the area tonight to keep an eye on flareups. evacuations are lifted after this wildfire threatened about 20 homes in elk grove. it turned about 70 acres before the cruise got it under control. >>> new research tonight about what is fueling climate warming. nasa says that the earth is trapping an unprecedented amount of heat. the amount of heat

please keep the parklet. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello.my name is brian. i am one of the owners of danny coyle in district five. i am a 30 year resident of san francisco and a father of three. and the past 14 months has been a real struggle. i am the only lifeline that we have had -- the only lifeline we have had is the parklet and the shared spaces. please keep this programme. and know that we are a type 48 license. we want to keep that into effect. thank you, supervisors, for your time and please vote yes on keeping the shared space programme. it is vital to our business. and to let you know, the past 14 months has been a really tough time. we are buried in debt. my partner and i have been working 12 hours a day before we have even rehired anyone. thank you again. please, please vote yes on keeping the shared space programme. thank you. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. we have four left in the queue. >> hello, i am calling in support of the shared spaces programme and all of our amazing small businesses in san francisco.

our parklet regulatory document, which is maintained by the department of public works, because they're the permitting agency for interventions in the curbside. we revised those regs at least half a dozen time in the last seven years. we learned what works better, we get more information as the population gets larger and we have more experience as a city with this experimentation. i think that's the most ready way supervisor to ensure we are staying optimal and we're really staying aligned and nimble. it's through the department issued regulatory documents. now of course some things do belong in code and legislation, positively affirming our commitment to accessibility and other things, but i think the regs is where we get into those details about this bike lane, that bike lane, these conditions or that condition. final thought on your question, i don't know if there is a body, per se, although this planning, public works, entertainment commission, m.t.a., others have been running a version of this program for the last 10 years. i think that's where a lot of the expertise has lived and

as a rock band will be work in the parklet. [inaudible] we hope the combination of everything will not only mitigation future complaints but help bellcora's staff control the future sound levels, as well. that's it for now. please let me know if you have any questions. yes? >> i have a question. hello, inspector savino. so as of now, outdoor events are being held more commonly now, and i know that the carnivale san francisco was last weekend. i wonder if you saw or have any comments or feedback about that event in regards to sound and/or crowd, adhesion to public events, social gathering protocols? >> i am not 100% familiar with that particular event. i don't believe i reviewed all the sound complaints that came -- i don't believe -- i reviewed all the sound complaints that came in, and i don't believe that event was listed. as most events are starting up outdoors, i will say it is, and with, you know, less restrictions on the health order lifting a bit, it's hard to -- you know, the patrons are starting to be closer together,

the parklets are for sure. a bright spot.ou know, the the the boost to go. >> is is that going to stay. we know why are laws against that before yeah, i the governor supporting it and some level of support and senator scott wiener is working on making it permanent. so. >> it looks like it's here to say i was, you know, really excited and surprised by was, well, the companies really cute containers. >> we also want to make sure you know, kids are ordering these drinks as well. like there's a bounce here. so looks like they are here to stay, but we want people to still drink responsibly. >> lnd they have these crisis response teams that are responding to nonviolent 911. calls trying to keep police out of the mix when possible and you have initiatives to, you know, clean up parts of the city that don't look so nice and don't have, you know, that drug problems and whatever. and the homeless issue is well documented and it still persists. you're trying to get people to come back. now we're reopening you want tourists to come and s

the governor said parklets have help restaurant survive the pandemic. mayor london breed also hopes to become a permanent fixture in the city. part of the state. has been moving in this direction. to stickley. and it's really revitalizing communities and neighborhoods. and this is the one bright light we've had. >> throughout pandemic because you see people you see families. >> you see smiles. you see faces. >> now. the governor says permits for expanded outdoor dining areas and relax regulations for cocktails to go. are all part of new legislation that's currently winding its way through sacramento. health officers in each bay area county are pushing to get every student back inside of a classroom by this fall. they say there are likely several key factors that make in-person learning safe again. kron four's. ella sogomonian has that story for us. >> the choices we had were between a bad worst decision and a far worse decision. >> top doctors of every bay area county banded together to urge for the full reopening of schools saying it's already safe to

closures and parklets made permanent. >> it has really helped us.ryone loves the outdoor dining experience. has that european vide that everyone so everything down to, you know, and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street. >> which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run int

the governor said parklets are popular dining options for restaurants throughout the state and for her part, mayor breed says she hopes they become a permanent fixture in san francisco. >> it is exciting to be mayor right now and to see these park was me not. this is th> one bright light we had throughout pandemic because you see people you see families you see smiles. you see faces and people are out enjoying san francisco like never before. >> this is taking i have been the city and i've been every part of the state. part of the state. has it moving in this direction he asked. >> al fresco dining in addition to talking about help for restaurants. the governor. so the first round of $50,000 vaccine incentive giveaways will take place tomorrow. >> and the people who are getting outdoors communities. reopen will probably notice meat prices are on the rise. this is happening across the country. a lot of restaurants are raising prices to keep up with the costs in berkeley. og e's montreal delhi is not raising prices. instead it is temporarily shutting its stores to cope with the skyrocket

closures and parklets made permanent. >> it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining space and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street. >> which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run into blockages

please keep the parklet. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello.my name is brian. i am one of the owners of danny coyle in district five. i am a 30 year resident of san francisco and a father of three. and the past 14 months has been a real struggle. i am the only lifeline that we have had -- the only lifeline we have had is the parklet and the shared spaces. please keep this programme. and know that we are a type 48 license. we want to keep that into effect. thank you, supervisors, for your time and please vote yes on keeping the shared space programme. it is vital to our business. and to let you know, the past 14 months has been a really tough time. we are buried in debt. my partner and i have been working 12 hours a day before we have even rehired anyone. thank you again. please, please vote yes on keeping the shared space programme. thank you. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. we have four left in the queue. >> hello, i am calling in support of the shared spaces programme and all of our amazing small businesses in san francisco.

parklet and then the driver just drove off. people which is a campaign to try to keep the streets as safe as possible, says that that area along church street near market should feel safer because people aren't supposed to be driving there. nonetheless, this car came down the way he says now he feels anxious sitting in parklets too. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed. but i see the cars ignoring the signs alu the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. >> the restaurant owner was able to get the license plate of the car and they're hoping now that police can find the driver. >> time has a 36 the body of a u c davis graduate is discovered in russia just days after she went missing catherine serou moved out of the country 2 years ago to study law. she went missing last tuesday. shortly after messaging her family that she was worried and she was in a stranger's car jeannie nguyen repo

closures and parklets made permanent. it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone >> so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby remove street which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail bit. yes. i don't know little - exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do you know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run

these parklets really became a fixture within the city when some businesses only have the option to dineco and as you mentioned these structures could become a permanent fixture that's because san francisco supervisor took a vote and they are now one step closer. this is acording to "the chronicle." san francisco supervisors voted in favor of the program. the next step would be a public hearing that would take place june 18th, followed by a full vote by the board of supervisors a few days later on june 22nd. this vote comes after governor gavin newsom made a stop in the bay area not only to share his support of the permanent parklets but to announce that another concept made popular by the pandemic those cocktails to go would remain in the state. and while some restaurants are hoping to recoup some of that money they lost during the pandemic, san mateo county supervisors are working on a fund to help an array of businesses bounce back. if supervisors approve the san mateo county environmental health relief program, businesses like pools, spas in san mateo county could receive funds to he

and just over a week after lynn was killed when a car crashed into a parklet in san jose. another outdoor dining area was destroyed in a car accident. this one at aquitaine wine bar and bistro in san francisco. it happened friday morning. the owner of that restaurant says a car crash right into his restaurant. parklet and then the person drove off an organizer for streets for people, which is a campaign for safe streets says that that area along church street near market street should be made safer because people aren't supposed to drive there. so this shouldn't even happen and they're anxious really this person is about sitting in any parklets. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. >> the owner of that restaurant was able to get a license plate for the cause. so police are trying to find the driver. on the peninsula coma. fire crews are lookin

but even he feels anxious now sitting in parklets. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of thehigh speed. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. >> now, the restaurant owner says that they were able to get the license plate of the car and they're hoping the police now. >> can track down the driver. time. now 6.39 the body of a u c davis graduate is discovered in russia just days after she went missing catherine serou moved out of the country 2 years ago to study law. she went missing tuesday shortly after messaging her mom about being in a stranger's car and she was worried about what was going to happen. jenny, when reports very close as areisa ruin her older sister katherine grew up in new orleans, louisiana. they were close his kids and even jokes tur's. he started like. >> sharing a and she would always complain not my toenails. were too short. so it came in the middle of the night as catherine got older murray says her s

there and he's anxious to senate parklets in general. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed. but i see the cars ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. >> the restaurant owner was able to get the license plate of that car that they're looking for. they hope they can find the driver an arrest him on the peninsula. coma. fire crews are looking into what caused 2 vehicle fires yesterday morning. you can see the smoke and flames. well, this one of was a van that was completely burned out by the time they were able to put it out. but we don't have word on anybody being hurt. it's 9 o 9. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> a hot weekend. well known as a hot. i don't hot. as i call it, warm a warm weekend and the first one where we've got to take off our masks. we'll have more on the relaxed restrictions and the senate is preparing to vote on a voting rights bill. we'll tell you why republicans and democrat

you see faces. >> the thing about the parklets which is cool, right. you drive down the street. you get to see everybody. it's served their european. the interesting thing is that ago cocktails, though, because that's been like a margin of profit and really helped a lot of businesses. it's a pickle, though, because you're not was a drink-driving. you're picking it up and then you're driving away. there's some states to say you have to put in immediately in the trunk. some say you have to lock it in the glove box. some say the 3rd row because, you know, you can't just sit there and sip your cocktail. that's not cool. now you better not do that because no driving is a pet peeve as solar venable do that. you probably notice your grocery bill has seen old has been a lot higher lately or maybe you can't find coffee chicken. >> park all the things you want at your supermarket. well, kron four's, dan kerman. we sent him out. he takes a closer look at what's behind the supply shortages and why we're paying more. >> if you're in the market for a new car and you're finding the pricey new

as a rock band will be work in the parklet. of everything will not only mitigation future complaints but help bellcora's staff control the future sound levels, as well. that's it for now. please let me know if you have any questions. yes? >> i have a question. hello, inspector savino. so as of now, outdoor events are being held more commonly now, and i know that the carnivale san francisco was last weekend. i wonder if you saw or have any comments or feedback about that event in regards to sound and/or crowd, adhesion to public events, social gathering protocols? >> i am not 100% familiar with that particular event. i don't believe i reviewed all the sound complaints that came -- i don't believe -- i reviewed all the sound complaints that came in, and i don't believe that event was listed. as most events are starting up outdoors, i will say it is, and with, you know, less restrictions on the health order lifting a bit, it's hard to -- you know, the patrons are starting to be closer together, and they're not so much 6 feet apart

today's decision allows the parklet and alcohol service to remain outdoors through the year, something the city's mayor says she'd like to see permanent. after more than a year of dining that looked a lot different at your local restaurant, governor gavin newsom came to announce a plan to keep outdoor dining and outdoor booze service open through at least the end of the year. >> this will allow folks to continue to get the takeout. if you do takeout food, you'll be able to get takeout cocktails many. >> reporter: music to the ears of many restauranteers. >> we've managed to maintain a little bit of business, to stay open because we were allowed to sell our margaritas to go, which we're famous for, and we have some vintage bottles of tequila that nobody else has. >> reporter: and while less than two weeks away from fully opening up the state's economy, governor newsom says these parklets have meant big business. >> we want to see these things be made permanent. >> reporter: business san francisco mayor london breed is planning to keep on the menu permanently. >> during the pandemic they

some of those new parklets and whitening of sidewalks will remain in place. the optimism in california comes though, as the nation surpasses a somber milestone johns hopkins university now reporting 600,000 americans have died from this virus. the number of lives lost is greater than the population of baltimore. more milwaukee and about equal to the number of americans who died of cancer in 2019. you can stay up to date on the latest covid developments as our state reopen scanned the qr code that you see on your screen right now. it will take you to the special covid-19 section on our website there. you can find the latest on reopening california, on mask requirements as well. as pace of workplace restrictions. >> if you are driving in one part of the north bay don't be surprised if you come a cause across a car with no one behind the wheel. explain. plus why 10's of thousands of drivers who cross the golden gate bridge recently could be getting a refund. and scorching temperatures fire danger going to be running higher in the coming days. we'll talk about it

closures and parklets made permanent. >> it has really helped us.everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street. >> which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run into block

as a rock band will be work in the parklet.ion future complaints but help bellcora's staff control the future sound levels, as well. that's it for now. please let me know if you have any questions. yes? >> i have a question. hello, inspector savino. so as of now, outdoor events are being held more commonly now, and i know that the carnivale san francisco was last weekend. i wonder if you saw or have any comments or feedback about that event in regards to sound and/or crowd, adhesion to public events, social gathering protocols? >> i am not 100% familiar with that particular event. i don't believe i reviewed all the sound complaints that came -- i don't believe -- i reviewed all the sound complaints that came in, and i don't believe that event was listed. as most events are starting up outdoors, i will say it is, and with, you know, less restrictions on the health order lifting a bit, it's hard to -- you know, the patrons are starting to be closer together, and they're not so much 6 feet apart all the time. do you know, by chanc

the bay area had become familiar with outdoor dining parklets. but justice counties. we're gearing up to reopen further we're starting to see a slight uptick in the number of hospitalizations. the u.s. daily average of positive cases rose to 74,000 and cautious counties like san francisco put a pause on reopening plans. >> by thanksgiving health officials worried holiday travel would trigger a new surge of cases and that's exactly what happened. tarts of the bay area are under that stay at home order by december 7th. it felt like we went back to the beginning again as another statewide stay at home order was issued places like santa clara san francisco, moran and alameda counties were beginning to run out of icu beds. >> restaurant operations were shuttered yet again as a new variant from the uk began to present itself here in america. but a light at the end of the tunnel would soon emerge john muir health is expecting almost 5,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine by december 11th the fda issued its first emergency use authorization for a vaccine to combat covid-19. >> and

we'll keep you updated on what happens with the vote with the parklets as well as what plays out, excusemateo with that relief program. we're moving you forward in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, cierra. 5:39. >>> kaiser is announcing plans to study vaccinations in kids ages 5 to 11. the trials will be held at three locations, oakland, sacramento and santa clara. 4,600 children are participating in the trial nationwide to evaluate the pfizer vaccine. the hospital is expected to talk about those efforts later today. in the meantime stanford plans to talk about its testing efforts and n younger kids later today. the hospital is part of a trial with pfizer to test its vaccine on children under the age of 5, including babies. the stanford researcher tells us if all goes well the vaccine could be available for the age group by late fall or the beginning of next year. >>> hundreds of people in oakland are about to get some big help with making it in the bay. today the city will open up applications for new guaranteed income program, for 300 families in

but they are anxious sitting parklets. >> it sometimes does not feel safe because of the cars passing a high speed. but i see the cause ignoring the signs all the time. while i'm walking down the street, it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened if it was during the full of people. the restaurant owner managed to get the license plate of the car and they're hoping police can find the driver. on the peninsula coma. fire crews are trying to figure out what caused 2 vehicles to catch fire. >> yesterday morning. you can see the smoke and flames. this was at the coma. bart station just outside. it was a car and a van that burn. so far no word on any injuries. >> 7. '09, is the time. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. it was a hot weekend, but an exciting one as people were able to enjoy the first weekend of relaxed covid-19 restrictions. we'll talk to a few folks who are out. plus the senate is preparing to vote on a voting rights bill. republicans are opposed democrats are in support. we'll have details coming up in a live report from washington. >>

crowds are filling parklets across the castro which lost dozens of businesses during the pandemic. we caught up with my friend liam about the big events this weekend. >> this is traditionally one of the biggest pride events. and as the minutes ticked by it will get easier and happier. a couple of big parties that were going to be virtual are now actually happening. like one of the biggest pride parties, it's already sold out, there will be a lot of dancing, loving and huggining. >> thehe pride party stararts a noon atat the squauare. jojoin us toninight righght aft 11:00 newscast and again tomorrow at 7:00 as we celebrate 51 years of pride. also, we will be streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> a community group aimed at detecting asians took to the streets in san francisco today to hand out personal safety devices and to show people how to defend themselves from attacks. it was put on organizers from the asian american civic islander group called sore over hate. >> we stepped up because we saw what was going on and what the government was providing is not enough. they were people shoved

the governor says that parklets are popular dining options for restaurants throughout the state. for her part, mayor breed says that she hopes they become a permanent fixture in san francisco. >> it is exciting to be mayor right now and to see these park was me not. this is the one bright light we had throughout pandemic because you see people you see families use the smiles you see faces and people are out enjoying san francisco like never before. >> this is taking i have been the city and i've been every part of the state. part of the state. it has been moving in this direction he asked. >> in addition to talking about help for restaurants. the governor says the first round of $50,000 vaccine incentives will be given away tomorrow. week. plus, after that mass shooting at the vta rail yard in san jose. the community there is dealing with yet another. >> shooting death right in the same vicinity. harkin wayne is here with details yet again. yeah. it's hard to cope with something as massive as 9 people getting killed and then it just keeps happening. not as bad but still not good.

returning to prepandemic levels, san francisco is getting a new dose of reality for its 1500 or so parklets. the curbside locations popped up during the pandemic to help those struggling businesses. now "the examiner" is reporting there are more concerns right now about safety in cars damaging the parklet space. one possible solution may be timed street closures. >>> coming up next, a look at our top stories including the search for lives under the rubble. the dangerous conditions rescuers are facing after most of the beachfront condo near florida was reduced to a pile of debris in just seconds. >>> breaking news that we're following from the south bay where an overnight fire damages a historic site. we're live at the scene next. [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. [announcement on pa] how far would you go for a togo? >>> welcome back. a look at the top stories we're following

closures and parklets made permanent. >> it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience. has that european vide that everyone so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street. >> which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the streets closed, they run into blockag

closures and parklets made permanent. it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone >> so everything down to, you know, and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street which have largely benefited restaurants. they've been retailers like medallion rug gallery. mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> city off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know, jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and

the governor says the parklets of really to help to save the restaurant industry during the pandemic and the mayor, mayor breed says that she hopes to become make that a permanent thing in san francisco ca. she loves him. >> this is the one bright light we've had throughout pandemic because you see people you see families. >> you see smiles. you see faces. >> the governor says that permits for expanded outdoor dining areas are part of new legislation that's being discussed in the state capitol right now. you probably notice that things cost a lot more at the grocery stores just happening every day. >> and also maybe you can find some of your favorite things like coffee chicken and pork. that's because there's been an increase in demand for just about everything from meat to cars. you name it. it's pretty scarce. the stace and san jose state university economists robert chapman would says the pandemic get this. so they put an artificial stop on demand because people weren't getting as much and that led to a pause in manufacturing now that things are open and people moving about while

. >> parklets and to go alcoholic beverages beyond june 15th. the governor says that those parklets of really help to keep restaurants alive during the pandemic and mayor london breed says she loves him and thinks they should be a permanent fixture. this is the one bright light we've had. >> throughout pandemic because you see people you see families, you see smiles. you see faces. >> the governor says the permits for expanded outdoor dining areas are part of new legislation being discussed at the state capitol. you see really hard to get these permits. but since pandemic, they've let's make it easier. a lot of people do it. lot of people use it. i know in san mateo they want to keep it. you know, i hope and you said it looks european. yeah, it is a nice feeling, especially when we have such great weather, you probably notice your grocery bill has been going up and up and up. >> i know i maybe you can find chicken pour coffee. some of the things that you need and that's because there's been an increase in demand for just about everything from me

closures and parklets made permanent.s really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone >> so everything down to, you know, and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby ramona street which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. i don't know exactly. but more 25%. there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers way to retail shopping is really different. then rest having a restaurant because retail customers. >> would like to spontaneously be able to pull up outside a store that they want to visit and park and go inside to shop and with the street

right now 2,200 businesses have approval for parklets. another vote to have them permanently will take place later this month. >>> two weeks after the deadliest mass shooting in san jose's history, a dozen major gun reform proposals. the mayor outlined the measures today. they include a requirement that all gun owners carry liability insurance and pay a fee to cover taxpayer costs associated with gun violence. the proposal would require gun sellers to video record those sales and would all but ban people from buying a firearm for someone else. if passed, san jose would be the first city in the nation to approve such measures. gun rights advocates have called the proposals an overreach and have vowed legal action if they become lou. >>> the funeral for one of the nine people killed in vta rail yard killing was laid to rest today. he and his wife for married for 25 years. she said her husband brought a lot of joy to people's lives. >>> vice president kamala harris is in mexico today. she met with mexico's president about the crisis at the b

the newly created parklets have been good for businesses like burma the closures and parklets made permanent it has really helped us. everyone loves the outdoor dining experience has that european vide that everyone so everything down to, you and makes a lot of peaceful for the dining experience and being outdoors. but the closures along the stretch of university avenue and nearby remove street. >> which have largely benefited restaurants have been retailers like medallion, rug gallery mixed restaurants. business are happy retail >> off a little bit. a little bit. yes. well, i don't know exactly. but all 25%, there have been complaints about the lack of convenient parking as well. >> businesses on side streets have also suffered from a lack of both vehicle and foot traffic. do know, jewelers cherry lebron says the closures are confusing and keeping her customers away. >> because it really interrupts the spontaneity of a person being able to drive into town and quickly arrive at the destination of visiting a store that they would like to go to the city council was said to be considering the r

so these parklets you see in most downtown areas, they're going to be here for the end until the end of the year. live in pleasanton. gayle ong kron 4 news bill, thank you. >> the coast guard rescued 6 people from a sinking sailboat near the california oregon border yesterday. they receive that call yesterday afternoon about that boat taking on water and 2 people suffering injuries. the coast guard says that launched a helicopter and a plane to help out in that rescue crews were able to get all 6, 2, safety back to shore for medical treatment. the good news there are all expected to be okay again. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. the sunday a live look at downtown san francisco look at the transamerica pyramid, which is. amazing sight to see. we see the wind blowing there and things are going to cool down this week after some blazing temperatures last week. kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr here tonight with a look at monday. >> good evening, everybody. the fog coming back again for tonight to greet us on your monday even some drizzle going along with that just for the right. of c

so we have the traditional parklets, play streets, and other ways of using city and private lots andthis new experimentation we have done in response to covid. there was a question on how idem anification is handled. so they're from the former version of this legislation that make reference to liability, needing to be taken on by the operator and for that policy to indemnify the city. there are also questions about how we are trying to achieve equity in this program, especially economic equity. i mentioned last week and i will do it again this week, that we are grateful. we thank the mayor, mayor breed and the board for passing the supplemental appropriation earlier this year that earmarks $2.3 million for equity grants to go towards the kinds of needs that are shown on this slide. the equity grants themselves, the way we look at that, there was a question about methodology, how it's directed towards geography, which are neighborhoods of higher density as defined by the department of public health. so we have entire populations of people of color, seniors, youths, people with disabil

some of the new parklets and widening of sidewalks will remain post-pandemic anticipating june 15th. there has been a noticeable increase in foot traffic in recent weeks says campbell public works director todd cup or so. >> it's starting to get busy today. but particularly if you're out here on evenings or on weekends. you'll see considerably more people. it's been a busy place here lately. a few people said they were not aware. they're now free to ditch their masks in most places unless otherwise required to do so. but it turns out even some new habits die hard. well, there remains a bit of pessimism as well. i'm sticking with the mask. >> told is sticking with that. i have a big supply. i don't trust what's going on. i can't afford to get sick. i don't know of anyone else is vaccinated. and i just think it's more state fair for me to weigh still another said they would keep the mask handy while enjoying that long-awaited light at the end of the tunnel i'm ready socialize get back of a community hang out friends outside. and finally reached some fresh air gives me hope for the futu