what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. >> : thank>> : this meeting wilo order. welcome to the july 23, 2020 meeting of the public safety and neighborho

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. >> reporter: know baseball fans at the coliseum on this but these folks braving the chilly san fran to the weather outside the pub say watching with others, even with social distancing, is appealing. >> i wanted to see a friend, i have been isolated of course like everyone else. >> reporter: the owner of the pub says he opened upen the bac business for almost 30 years. >> come down and get something to eat. have a drink and maybe catch three or four innings or five innings. i think that's good for your mental health. >> reporter: at the coliseum, cutouts replaced fans for their physical health. a spokeswoman for the a's says the team has sold more than 5000 cutouts to place in the stands. $49 for season ticket holders, $89 for general fans. >> would you consider buying a cutout of yourself? >> maybe, heck yeah. why not? i support the team. >> reporter: having baseball returns helps them cope with the surge in covid-19 cases. >> i think we are bracing ourselves for what is to come next and this is a little bit of a respite for us in a sense. >> reporter: came to would be placed tuesd

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states large metro areas in california including los angeles and san fran. sysco are among those affected. back to square one california shuts down most of its public life for the 2nd time back in march it was the 1st us state to impose a strict stay at home order even closing down its beaches parks and campsites but now that more is known about how the virus is transmitted the state has shifted its policy allowing outdoor activities to continue while closing most indoor facilities today we are announcing additional statewide actions as a relates to our stay at home order here in the state of california we are now effectively rather affective today requiring all counties to close their indoor act to ease their indoor operations the governor is acting on the fact that nuke over 1000 cases in the state have surpassed 8000 a day more than twice as many as a month ago this could soon overburdened hospitals in rural parts of california beyond bars and restaurants the governor has also called for the closing of gyms hair salons churches and non-essential workplace

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. >>> a lye look at san fran city hall where a section uilt be ng todato quick off the 23rd international institution. the first panel sewn in the quilt were hung from the rafters in 2027. this year's aids conference is being held virtually and the memorial platform goes live today and features all 48,000 panels of the quilt. visitors can explore it interactively, search for names, and learn the stories behind the individual panels. >>> and new this morning, british artist elton john has become the second to be honored by britain's royal mint with e-n glass fashioned out of a s fal to be recognized this way. >>> time now is 5:18 and let's get a check on the roads with gianna. how's it looking out there? >> it's getting a bit busy out there this morning and we have a traffic alert in effect for the antioch bridge and if you're heading out early and plan to take the bridge, the southbound lanes are affected and they've been completely shut down and a pickup truck with a trailer, they're trying to let some southbound traffic through but on a slow space and right around sherman island and no

we're live in san fran kiet do, kpix 5. >>> this morning, state superintendent tony thurmond will update us on school plans for the fall. watch it streaming live on cbsn bay area, just head to kpix.com, for the latest info anytime. head to the special section on the website. kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> time now for a coronavirus update. right now the johns hopkins map tracking the virus shows california has more than 470,000 confirmed cases. but the health secretary says there is a way to drastically reduce transmission right now. >> if we had 80% compliance with masking that we can reduce transmission somewhere between 50% and 60%. which is tremendous. which is exactly to the last question -- exactly what we need to see those case numbers start to come down. even if we don't necessarily change the level of mixing. >> not wearing mask in contra costa county will now cost you. new fines start at $100 for individuals. and businesses that violate health orders will be fined anywhere from $250 to $1,000. >>> happening today, free coronavirus testing at 24th street and mission b.a.r.t. plaza i

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also, interesting to note, too, though, that san fran sicisco mr london breed is supporting lacey andwho was the distrit attorney in her city. >> thank you. and thank you, everyone. our coverage continues. r supervw much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com >>> and good evening. there is breaking news tonight. the president's just commuted the sentence of his former campaign advisor and longtime confidante roger stone. but what ever it says about the president's view of the law,

this educational facility is located at had 7 470 in san fran kisfrancisco. ten thousand twenty square footage lettic and community center located at the high school campus. eleven hundred square foot expansion to the lower and middle school campus. a communal space and 1400 residential property in san fran kisfrancisco and other related costs. the california enterprise. >> : i don't have any questions. i'm happy to send this to the board for a full report. >> : why don't we go to public comment. are there any callers on the line? >> : please let us know if there are any caller that's are ready. for those who have connected to our meeting by phone, please press star three to be added to the queue to be added to this item. please wait until you are prompted to begin. you'll be prompted that your line is unmuted. for those watching our meeting on channel 26 if you wish to speak on this item, please call in. the phone number is (415)655-0001. enter the meeting i.d. after you've dialed you should press the pound symbol twice and press star followed by the number

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time variesanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. >> : thank >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, i'm going to be talking about checking with your neighbors. >> start off by giving your neighbor a call to see how they are or if they need help. if they don't answer, don't get anxious. try again later. check to see if their car is parked nearby. are the

. >>> and the deadline for san francisco building owners to earthquake retrofit their soft story properties could be extended by another year. fransupervisors want to give owners morse time because more time because of the pandemic. >>> deadline today for thousands of california families to apply for free food benefits for their kids. the state program called pandemic ebt provides up to $365 in emergency food per child. it is open to all kids who are eligible for free or reduced priced school meals. 3.4 million families have already applied, but the state believes that there are another 400,000 children who qualify. you do have to apply online. we put the link on our website abc7news.com. >>> we are highlighting the work that people are doing to help build a better bay area in their communities during the coronavirus pandemic. each week night the boys and girls club of the peninsula gives out free meals to people in east palo alto and redwood city. volunteers have placed more than 120,000 meals into cars. each dinner is prepared by a local business who has seen its own struggles due to covid-19. >> they closed their restaurants b

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questns

. >> reporter: in fran, san franc dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, t mobile phasing out old tech, the phones it will no longer support starting next year. >>> and giants fans find a way to celebrate opening day without going to bars. you know that will be good. >> is that some kind of big sacrifice? >> yes. apparently. >> yeah, it is no doubt. still there are some normal things that won't happen and that is probably one of them. first let's talk about the weather, hi , everybody, welcom to friday. we'll talk with the peninsula, 54 pacifica, 53 in daly city, 58 in belmont, san bruno. 60s palo alto, fremont, hayward, oakland, concord. 61 to 64 there. here is a look from south beach, and the usual today, nothing has changed. breezy on our bridges through the delta, choppy there also. and mass trance today, cool to comfortable conditions no matter where you are traveling. north bay, some cloud cover and some sunshine today. upper 70s this afternoon and cool 66 at 8:00. east bay, we should be breaking out in sunshine by 10:00, 65 at noon. upper 60s to near 70 this afternoon. down to a

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. >> : thank>> : this is a remoteo conferencing. due to the governor's order and the sixteenth proclamation declaring the existence of a local emergency. the covid 19 emergency the fire commissions meeting at city hall is closed and will convene remotely. you can kawch a watch at sffd d. you can call and enter access code (146)783-6196.

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outside and then there's 70-degree fes the creek and then closer to the water and then it's 57 in san frane time there and 65 reported in the south bay of san jose. let's talk about san jose. upper 60s in the next hour or so. by the lunchtime, it's very warm and get energy to the second part of the day. and in to the north bay and 90 for nevada and then mid 60s in pacifica. and then a few degrees around the inland and then the trend continues on tuesday and wednesday. >>> saying that it's safe to return. >>> first, the long time allie ou pelosi is saying on the president's decision. stay right there. floor and decor is now open for safe shopping and curbside pickup! whether you're looking for tile, wood, stone or laminate, with our incredible selection and everyday low prices, you'll find the perfect floor at the perfect price. come explore in person or online. >>> delay the prison time because of the pandemic. late yesterday the request was denied. >> 67 years old with some underlying health problems including a history of asthma, i believe with the coronavirus it's essentially a death se

i'm a fifth generation san fran sis can living in district three. i'm calling to join others in stating my concerns for conservatorship. i don't think that expanding conservatorship is the answer sm i do believe that providing voluntary services are more effective. i'm not seeing evidence that those are actually being provided. housing is an important step to providing stability. that's in the entire answer but that does need to be provided and it's absolutely not being provide sm i don't think it makes sense to expand conservatorship when we haven't tried the basics of taking care of people. i agree with the concerns about the racial inequity. how the demographics of people who have the 5150 hold are predom-proportionately compared to the population are disproportionate of african americans. i encourage you to continue to provide more volunteer services and not implement sb125. thank you. >> : thank you very much. let's hear from our next caller. >> : hello. i'm the founder for civil rights nationalist incarceration in medicine. at this time we ask

i'm a fifth generation san fran sis can living in district three. i'm calling to join others in stating my concerns for conservatorship. i don't think that expanding conservatorship is the answer sm i do believe that providing voluntary services are more effective. i'm not seeing evidence that those are actually being provided. housing is an important step to providing stability. that's in the entire answer but that does need to be provided and it's absolutely not being provide sm i don't think it makes sense to expand conservatorship when we haven't tried the basics of taking care of people. i agree with the concerns about the racial inequity. how the demographics of people who have the 5150 hold are predom-proportionately compared to the population are disproportionate of african americans. i encourage you to continue to provide more volunteer services and not implement sb125. thank you. >> : thank you very much. let's hear from our next caller. >> : hello. i'm the founder for civil rights nationalist incarceration in medicine. at this time we ask

i'm a fifth generation san fran sis can living in district three. i'm calling to join others in stating my concerns for conservatorship. i don't think that expanding conservatorship is the answer sm i do believe that providing voluntary services are more effective. i'm not seeing evidence that those are actually being provided. housing is an important step to providing stability. that's in the entire answer but that does need to be provided and it's absolutely not being provide sm i don't think it makes sense to expand conservatorship when we haven't tried the basics of taking care of people. i agree with the concerns about the racial inequity. how the demographics of people who have the 5150 hold are predom-proportionately compared to the population are disproportionate of african americans. i encourage you to continue to provide more volunteer services and not implement sb125. thank you. >> : thank you very much. let's hear from our next caller. >> : hello. i'm the founder for civil rights nationalist incarceration in medicine. at this time we ask

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time varies demanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. >> : thank >> when i look at an old neon sign that's working or not working, i feel the family business that was in there. >> since 2009, citywide, sf shines, has supported businesses and sites like the ones that receive new neon signs. >> you know, sf shines is doing an amazing job to bring back the lighting and the neon glow of san f

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time variesn where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. conference. >> as a woman of color who grew up in san francisco i understand how institutions can have an impact on communities of color. i think having my voice was important. that is where my passion lies when the opportunity to lead an office in such a new space came up. i couldn't turn it down. i was with the district attorney's office for a l

what are the turn around time for test results in san fran francisco. >> : testing turn around time variesemanding on where people get tested and the capacity of where-the capacity of the lab of where those specimens are going. in some cases the specimens can be turned around within 72 hours but we're seeing back ups especially with our provider labs and some of our own labs within the city. we are backing up seven days, ten days at this point. that's something we're seeing across the state and across the country. >> : thank you director. thank you madam mayor and dr. c olfax for your time. any follow-up questions or questions after this meeting can be directed to dem press at sf dot org. thank you for your time and that concludes today's press conference. concludes today's press >> july 15th, 2020 remote meeting of the san francisco board appeals. she's join by daryl honda, rick swig, rachel tanner and eduardo. also present is deputy city attorney brad russy who will provide the board with legal advise. at the control is the clerk and the board's legal assistant. i'm julie rosenberg the b

-china tensions are rising the fbi saying that china is harboring a fugitive at its san a fran consolatehave the latest. more help for americans likely on the way. republicans expected to announce a trillion dollar program today as the clock ticks down to the end of the extra unemployment benefit which ends july 31. the unrest in america is getting worse, portland rocked by violent protests overnight, president trump trying to bring safety and security back to america's cities. announcing a surge in federal law enforcement. former new york city police commissioner ray kelly will be with me later this hour. markets are trading higher, there's a gain at the start of trading, the dow futures up 93, nasdaq futures up 86 and s&p futures higher by 10 and three quarters, after hopes of a new stimulus plan and optimism over a coronavirus vaccine fueled gains yesterday. the dow industrials were up 165 points, nasdaq was up 25, and s&p up 18 at 4:00 on wall street. play ball, the baseball's opening day today, games will be played without fans in attendance. plus, it is day four of our week-long lo

san francisco to the south bay in 30 minutes. the agency is holding a an open house in and fran this afternoon. from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. the proposed bullet train is a 49 mile project providing service between the sales force transit center in san francisco and the san jose deer done station going up to 220 miles per hour. >>> and fran officials are taking action after several collisions involving skateboarders near dolores park. they installed speed bumsps that that's popular with skayers. one cyclist is in the hospital after a crash that with a safe border that suffered less injuries. they love the skateboard culture but they had to have installed the speed bumps but he is working with skateers to make the streets safe. >>> cal fire has new tool in fighting wild fires. the first of the fire hawks the helicopters put in service. it has the capacity to drop 1,000 gallons of water on a fire in seconds. that's an improvement from the old helicopter which could only hold about 300 gallons of water at a time. they can fly at speeds up to 150 miles per hour. and this is the first of several new helicopters. cal fire has inve

. >>> firefighters and public health nurses in fran got more personal protective equipment today thanks to the omega sci-fi sanupvisor walt only announced the donation this morning.ma wl i distribin $25,000 worth of ppe to essential workers in san francisco, los angeles, phoenix, tacoma, washington as well. good job, kids. >>> the pandemic has caused a lot of couples to postpone their weddings plans for thissee. how a bay area photographer made to it a few of them. >>> new at 5:00, does renaming a building rewrite its past? santa rosa grappling with righting historical wrongs. >>> a scary moment for a new we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa.com >>> many couples have had to postpone, even cancel their weddings, but a photographer who grew up in antioch decided to help some of them create timeless memories anyway. reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles has our story. >> reporter: when wedding photographer david martin jr. saw most of

. >>> san francisco h more test ability at the he will bark dare over site, two pop-up sites. fran is testing 3200 people per day. that's about to dramatically change. >> reporter: in total, we'll have an additional 1,400 testing spots per day. nearly a 45% increase over what we are averaging. what we've been averaging over the last week. >> san francisco has the hoest rate of covid-19 cases and deaths, and the highest rate of testing when compared to other jurisdictions, including los angeles, seattle, denver, boston, new york and other big cities. >> i know it is hard. i am tired of living in this covid-19 world just like you are. but the sooner we all act responsibly, the sooner we can get back to reopening our city. >> the city is averaging 79 new cases a day. but the doctor said we could get in a new york like situation in late summer or early fall. since the start of the pandemic, nearly 5,500 people have tested positive in san francisco. 53 people have died. a new coronavirus testing site that will give results in just final minutes has opened in alameda. urge urgent care op

i look at this and the way mission bay is situated, it's say suburb of an fran not incorporated into the city and county of sanisco but developed adjacent to san francisco it seems like and i look at what is happening and the fact the school isn't even built yet, even though we've had that (inaudible) for so many years it's disturbing and after i was briefed on this but my question about this whole development is this is racially equitable who will live here? who will partake in san francisco and it will be for all and this is just exclusive area for just rich people and people who can afford it and i know thd job of making it includes incls you design something like this and it's not and so, i guess what i'm asking for is a racial analysis of the entire plan by the office of racial equity so that supervisors can actually evaluate what sort of, i think, things we can add to it or change that can be equitable and make it more equitable and racially creditable. thank you. >> i see a name on the roster but i have no idea. >> it's the project sponsor, mr. >> >> president yee, i am the manager (inaudible) and i was

i look at this and the way mission bay is situated, it's say suburb of an fran not incorporated into the city and county of san francisco but developed adjacent to san francisco it seems like and i look at what is happening and the fact the school isn't even built yet, even though we've had that (inaudible) for so many years it's disturbing and after i was briefed on this but my question about this whole development is this is racially equitable who will live here? who will partake in san francisco and it will be for all and this is just exclusive area for just rich people and people who can afford it and i know thd job of making it includes incls you design something like this and it's not and so, i guess what i'm asking for is a racial analysis of the entire plan by the office of racial equity so that supervisors can actually evaluate what sort of, i think, things we can add to it or change that can be equitable and make it more equitable and racially creditable. thank you. >> i see a name on the roster but i have no idea. >> it's the project sponsor, mr. >> >> president yee, i am the manager (inaudible) and

i look at this and the way mission bay is situated, it's say suburb of an fran not incorporated into the city and county of san francisco but developed adjacent to san francisco it seems like and i look at what is happening and the fact the school isn't even built yet, even though we've had that (inaudible) for so many years it's disturbing and after i was briefed on this but my question about this whole development is this is racially equitable who will live here? who will partake in san francisco and it will be for all and this is just exclusive area for just rich people and people who can afford it and i know thd job of making it includes incls you design something like this and it's not and so, i guess what i'm asking for is a racial analysis of the entire plan by the office of racial equity so that supervisors can actually evaluate what sort of, i think, things we can add to it or change that can be equitable and make it more equitable and racially creditable. thank you. >> i see a name on the roster but i have no idea. >> it's the project sponsor, mr. >> >> president yee, i am the manager (inaudible) and

23,000 acres of water she had lands in san mateo county and this is part of our water supply service which service water 2.7 million customers in the bay area including fran. we're the second largest landowner behind the mid peninsula open space district and and note the highway 280 bridge that goes over san mateo creek. so what is the pen saul watershed. the space is surrounded by urban areas on all sides and it's a state fish and game refuge and recognized under federal and international programs as an important resource and this map shows the two major regional trails along the parameter of our property. en the western boundary ruined by resources and staff. when it's completed it will be a 550-mile trail along the ridge surrounding the bay and when this is completed 16 miles will be on our peninsula watershed. we did extensive public outreach in advance the environment in response, we requested that the environment review process consider full range of trail operations options and in this case the full range starts from supervised access where people are accompanied by volunteers that work with my staff and the far side of the spectrum is unsupervised