kristen: we might have lost assembly member phil ting. i do believe so. i want to summarize -- are you back? you are. >> sorry about that. my wi-fi is having issues. kristen: i am just wondering, one of the main factors is economic. why not introduce a bill lowering the citation cost or the fine? it is up to $250 right now, you could make it $50 so it is still on the books that people should not jaywalking, but it is not as much of a hardship. >> i have a separate piece of legislation around tolls doing this -- doing just that. we will also make it more racially equitable. we want to limit frivolous citations. we see that sometimes these interactions for a simple jaywalking ticket can escalate and sometimes people even die because of that interaction. we want to make sure the citations are actually written when there is a real safety hazard happening. and we wanted to make sure it was more equitable. kristen: who would define what is an actual safety hazard that warrants a ticket? >> it was not our preference to do this, but after discussions with the gov

appreciative to governor newsom pro tem atkins speaker ended and budget chairs, nancy skinner and phil ting for their support of this critical budget allocation. we'll continue to fight to ensure our community does not get left behind and that we have the support we need to expand vaccination testing treatment and outreach. the biden administration is going to stop sending people rapid covid test kits in the mail. >> this program ends on friday. it started back in january. the white house says funding for the program is just running out. the biden administration also wants to preserve the supply of test kits just in case covid infections surge in the fall. officials say distribution will resume if congress approved additional funding. >> new at 5 elon musk's legal team has subpoenaed former twitter head of security and whistleblower peter zatko. this comes days after zatko publicly allege that twitter has serious privacy and security vulnerabilities that could put users at risk that go also claims twitter executives do not have the resources to determine how many fake accounts the company h

remove the motorcycle from the bay new support for asian seniors in san francisco assemblymember phil ting an ounce 3.5 million dollars. >> to support the community. moreithan 2 million of that money will go towards renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it is meant to be a safe refuge for ap. i seniors in the community. senior center that's on. >> the suspect in the deadly laguna woods church shooting has pleaded not guilty. 68 year-old david chou is being held in orange county after his arraignment today. he faces nearly a dozen charges, including first-degree murder. a local doctor was killed and 5 others were injured at geneva presbyterian church back in may. investigators believe chu who lived in las vegas targeted the victims because they were tie one ease. the fbi has opened federal hate crime investigation. the orange county district attorney's office says if convicted chou could face the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole. he is due back in court for a pretrial hearing in october. still ahead, u.s. authorities issue an updated travel warni

san francisco state assembly member phil ting announced the new funding $2.3 million will be used to renovate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly. planned senior center on terrible street. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. the $3.5 million from the projects come from the funding through the state's 2022 through 23 budget. vegetation fire near highway one on one today, coming up what investigators believe might have sparked the flames and millions of americans are at risk of losing their medicaid health coverage unless you covid era declaration is extended the emergency declaration that might be extended into next year. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to sol

the freedom to walk act, written by assembly member phil ting of san francisco would prevent believes from stopping jaywalkers, except when there is immediate danger of a collision. assembly member tings has stopped for jaywalking disproportionately targets people of color and lower income individuals. similar bill authored biting last year was vetoed by governor newsom, who cited pedestrian safety in his message. governor newsom has until september 30th to sign or veto the new bill. if signed, the new law would take effect on january 1st. google says it is trying to fight misinformation before it's even released. their company says it's rolling out a series of videos in eastern europe aimed at combating false narratives on ukrainian refugees . they call the process pre bunky. they have previously used those videos to fight covid misinformation. researchers say they found that people who watch the pre bunking videos were better at distinguishing false claims from accurate information. thousands of people gathered in downtown san jose today for the annual silicon valley pride parade. i

assembly member phil ting says his bill would ban most jaywalking situations from being ticketed.is could prevent many stops from escalating to confrontations with police and high-priced tickets cause more harm than good. last year they had a bill that governor newsom did not signed, that would have made it completely un-citable. the governor did cite concern for pedestrian safety. this would make it so that it would be more limited. what do you think? >> jaywalking is not every good idea unless there is absolutely no traffic. but, if there is a limitation there for situations in which a pedestrian was in grave danger, not a bad lot to go into effect. mike: i have all sorts of thoughts. as someone who drives regularly in traffic and watches people dart in and out even though it is not supposedly their time. there's so many crosswalks, why do we need to jaywalking the first place? if we take away jaywalking, should we take away watching your cell phone while you cross? there's so many things you can over regulate. if people were just more aware of their surroundings, stuff like thi

also today, there's new support for seniors in san francisco's sunset district state assemblymember phil ting says he secured a 3.5 million dollars in state funding to support the aap i community there. most of that money will go towards renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse, which team calls a safe refuge for seniors in the neighborhood. this is. major. >> for our community, whether you see our seniors have shore, doing activities every single playground in our neighborhoods. so incredibly valuable. they're happy to. >> we didn't get this opportunity to do something about this little calm house. they were delivering upwards of about 6,000 every day. >> according to the nonprofit self help for the elderly senior showed the fastest growing demographic in san francisco. nearly one-third of the city's residents will be at least 60 years old by 2030, with nearly half identifying as a a p i. new at 3 o'clock today. the dangerously low colorado river levels are threatening everything from power production to the nation's food supply. our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports h

resources for a p i seniors in the city's sunset district today, san francisco state assembly member phil ting announced the new funding $2.3 million will be used to renovate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly planned senior center. on terrible street. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. $3.5 million comes from the project or further projects comes from funding through the state's 2022 23 budget. a new turn in the war . ukraine the pentagon offers ukraine sophisticated new weapons as its military faces new attacks from russia. state health leaders adjust guidelines around monkeypox as they deal with new infections and a growing supply of vaccines. add a burial weather tracking two different weather worlds out there was some fog out toward the immediate coast. in fact, here's the fog moving into san francisco this evening and

assemblymember phil ting announced 3.5 million dollars in funding to the community. more than 2 million dollars of that funding will go toward renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it's meant to be a safe haven for ap. i seniors in the community, especially in the wake of ongoing attacks, san francisco parks and rec and the south help for the elderly nonprofit provide services to the neighborhood from that center assembly member team had this to say. this is. >> a major for our community. whether you see our seniors have a doing activities every single playground in our neighborhoods. so incredibly valuable. >> so they're happy to. >> we didn't get this opportunity to do something about this little calm house. >> we were delivering upwards of about 6,000 every day. >> certainly something to look forward to more than 1 million dollars in additional funds will go to the south. help for the elderly is new senior center on terrible street. let's take a live look outside of san francisco international airport a sunny day. it didn't start out that way. still so

stephanie: assemblyman phil ting says civil assessment late fees for extract -- were extracting around100 million in california courts, and impacting the one come families who struggle the most up a ticket debt. >> unfortunately for too long our courts have been relying on low income individuals paying civil assessments defined many of their operations. this does is make sure that we really reduce that burden. stephanie: hated morehan millnn unawar believe you overpaid, contact your local county courts for a refund. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. reggie: developing news out of solano county. the chp investigating a crash in layout after midnight at parkview terrace. officers say a driver led them on a chase. it is unclear why that chase started. the car ended up flipped upside down. chp is expected to release more information later this morning. jobina: san francisco school board member anne hsu is defending herself over the firestorm over her comments stereotyping black and latino families. she sat down with our media partners at the standard for an exclusive interview. her first since

. >> new support for asian seniors in san francisco said remember, phil ting announced almost 4 million dollars in state funding today to improve and expand resources for that community. more than 2 million dollars of that funding will go toward renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it's meant to serve as a refuge for aap. i seniors and more than a million dollars in additional funds will go to the self-help for the elder lee's new senior center on tara bow street assembly member team says such improvements are necessary to keep the majority of san franciscans safe. >> we're now learning that the contractor accused of stealing from san francisco's high-rise apartment has been fired. the property management group that owns 33 to and san francisco, south of market district sent us a statement tonight saying they have increased security measures and now all contractors are being escorted and recorded by a security officer when entering a residence unit. now this response is coming after residents claim the contractors who were hired to repair flood damage. we're stealing items

expand resources for a p i seniors in the city's sunset district, san francisco state assembly member phil tingvate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly's planned senior center on tariff wall street. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. the $3.5 million for the projects comes from funding through the state's 2022 23 budget. a beautiful bird's eye view from sutro tower indicates we've got blue skies with just a little, but it's stratus hanging very tight to the coast. everybody good evening to you. take a look at that. see right there looking all the way out to mount diablo, currently in the east bay. the temperatures range from 85 walnut creek to 95 in concord, it's now just shy of triple digits in brentwood. meanwhile where you have that coastal influence, it's 65 in san francisco. hey hi there. san jose gorgeous 80 degrees at t

san francisco state assembly member phil ting today announced the new funding $2.3 million will be usedouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly, planned senior center on wall street. are great. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. $3.5 million for the projects comes from funding through the state's 2022 23 budget. well scientists say, and algae bloom that was first seen in the oakland estuary has spread across much of the east bay shoreline. ktvu first reported this muddy, murky water that appeared in the oakland estuary and in the water surrounding alameda. and that prompted several agencies to test the water, which discovered those algae blooms. now that algae is spreading and appearing in other areas from richmond. into albany. not clear why that bloom is taking off, but it can kill fish and other marine life if it becomes too concentrated in one area, th

the freedom to walk act, written by assembly member phil ting in san francisco would prevent police from stopping jaywalkers except when there's an immediate danger of a collision. assembly member, ting says stops for jaywalking disproportionately target people of color in lower income individuals. a similar bill authored biting last year was vetoed by governor newsom, who cited pedestrian safety in his message. governor newsom has until september 30th to sign or veto the new bill gets signed. the new law would take effect january 1st. the governor could also sign another bill into law that supporters say would give better health care to transgender people, san francisco state senator scott wiener says his bill the t g, i inclusive care act would help create a more inclusive and culturally competent healthcare system. if it becomes law, it would require health insurance companies to offer a list of in network providers who offered gender affirming services. alright taking a live look right now at the launchpad at florida's kennedy space center, the world's attention will turn to the that

the bill authored by assemblyman phil ting passed both branches in the state legislature. king says safely crossing the street should not be a criminal offense. and that citations are disproportionately given to people of color and lower-income people who can't afford to cut that often total hundreds of dollars. so if signed into law, police will no longer be able to cite pedestrians for jaywalking when there's no oncoming traffic. the governor has until september 30th to act on the bell. still to come, a battle of covid vaccine makers wi moderna is suing pfizer over its coronavirus vaccine. he's one of the best wide receivers in the nfl and he's a bay area native. coming up, more on what means. >> to come home devontae adams and burning man is making its long-awaited return this weekend. we talked to some diehard burners as well as some first timers about what they expect from this year's desert extravaganza. and, you know, today is national dog day. so we ask you to send us as some picks of your furry friends and john it, you here's a few as part. i mean, embark on our w

i seniors in san francisco sunset district state assembly member phil ting says most of the 3.5 million south sunset playground clubhouse, which team considers safe haven for local seniors. >> this is. >> a major for our community. whether you see our seniors have a doing activities every single playground in our neighborhoods. so incredibly valuable. they're happy to. >> we didn't get this opportunity to do something about this little calm house. they were delivering upwards of about 6,000 every day. >> according to the non-profit self, help for the elderly. seniors are the fastest growing demographic in san francisco. nearly one-third of the city's residents will be at least 60 years old by the year 2030, with about half identifying as asian or pacific islander. apple is alerting customers about some serious security flaws that could allow hackers to take control of iphones, ipads and macs. the company has really software updates to patch up that security gap across both ios and safari. they're recommending that users update the affected devices, which include iphone 6 s and later mod

expand resources for api seniors in the city, sunset district, san francisco state assembly member phil ting announced that new funding $2.3 million will be used to renovate the south sunset playground clubhouse and another 1.2 million in state funding will support self help for the elderly planned senior center on tara wall street. mm. we want to make sure that the community spaces that we have that are precious that people know where to go. people get services. we're trying to get them renovated and upgraded and so that they're ready for the next 50 years. $3.5 million for the projects comes from funding through the state's 2022 2023 budget. apple computer is sold for nearly $700,000. it's an apple one computer, its prototype from the mid 19 seventies, boston based rr auction says it was used by apple co founder steve jobs back in 1976 to demonstrate the device to the owner of the byte shop in mountain view. that was paul terrell. the byte shop, by the way, was one of the first personal computer stores to ever open in the world when he bid went to a barry collector who wishes to remain ano

tonight patriotism was tinged with sadness as the familyjoined other ukrainians on independence day. phil be almost anywhere across england and wales, the parched ground tells the story. this is actually suffolk and it shares the hotspot today with london, 29.5 celsius, very humid too. that humidity was south and east of a weather front that has brought stubborn rain across south—west england and parts of wales. this weather french will start to weaken over the next few hours, burglar cat what is happening across the channel —— this weather front will start to weaken over the next few hours, but look at what is happening. there will be happy, fun tree rain mixing with the humidity from over the last couple of days, we could see some sharp thundery downpours —— there will be heavy, friendly rain. perhaps as far north as lincolnshire. it will take time to clear, there could be a couple of inches of rain before it eases through the afternoon, some isolated scattered showers into the far north—west of scotland. noticeably fresher