zevin leads a legacy of service and leadership to support and improve the lives of vulnerable san franciscans. he will be dearly missed by many at the dph and the greater san francisco public health community by many colleagues and his family that will appreciate having more time of him coming, and resolved that the san francisco health commission honors dr. barry zevin for outstanding service and leadership and wish him well in retirement. >> thank you for that beautiful resolution. we'll entertain a motion to approve. >> so moved. >> second. >> and now we'll start with public comment. anyone in the room that would like to comment on the resolution? >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] is there any remote public comment? >> i do not any hands. folks online, this is your last chance to make public comment. >> what about commissioner comments? commissioner giraudo. >> congratulations. this is a well deserved retirement and honor that i'm also proud to be able to be part of the vote for this resolution. congratulations. >> commissioner guillermo. >> just want to join all those who a

asian americans like any other san franciscan want pragmatic solutions.care about public safety. we care about being able to make a living. we care about fairly educating our children. there is a phenomenon though where in public policy, asian americans can sometimes feel like the stepchildren in san francisco and united states politics, and taking into concern, taking into account our concerns, such as targeted violence in times of division or fear in our country or treating us fairly in public education. i think those are concerns that sometimes our community feels like our concerns aren't taken as seriously. >> are there any specific programs that now mayor london breed put into place that you would like to see lurie carry on? >> more than particular programs. i think what mayor breed should be lotted for is that for maybe one of the first times in san francisco history was visible and vocal about addressing the needs of the asian american community. and that is one approach i would say that i look forward to daniel lurie continuing at office. >> anyth

that's why this month we have launched the living proof campaign that features nine san franciscans in recover. that's why i'm so happy that giuliana is here. she's part of the living proof campaign with her family, and it's the first social marketing campaign across all sorts of media to let people know that treatment works and where they can get treatment. i want to continue. we need to continue to uplift people with lived experiences who also inform how we do our work every day. i want to also thank doctor hilary cummins, our behavioral health director, for her leadership as we continue to decrease overdoses, and doctor conan, please welcome to make your remarks. thank you. thank you, doctor colfax and many our thanks to mayor london breed, who is joining us today. and julianna gurrola nuno, for joining us today, along with her incredible portrayal of what it means to be in recovery for san francisco's to learn from. we are proud and excited as you just heard, to launch the living proof campaign. our goal is to educate people who might benefit from care, their loved ones and we want

reporter a rude awakening for san franciscans. early saturday morning. the wind i was howling. and that kind of woke us up. and then we checked our phones just before 6 a.m, people across san francisco and part of san mateo county got an alert from the national weather service. a tornado warning. the alert was canceled shortly after san francisco's department of emergency management notes there have been a few other tornadoes in the region over the decades. it is, however, the first time that the national weather service has issued an actual tornado warning for san francisco. i wasn't sure if it's like a real thing. considering so many alerts recently, last week, san franciscans, along with the rest of the bay area, were rattled by a tsunami warning that was canceled, too. officials say it's a good reminder to turn on local alerts and to make a plan for what you do in an emergency. though san francisco didn't see a tornado, strong winds toppled trees, downed power lines, and even blew out the roof of this home. as of just 11 a.m. this morning, there were already over 120 storm

supervisor preston's work in this body improved the material conscience of wing class san franciscans allowing thousand its stay in homes. being witness to his struggles makes me proud to be a san francisco. whether you agree or not we are luck tow have this guy on the side of the people of san francisco. thank you dean for continuing the fight to keep san francisco an incredible place where we all belong. i'm humana a resident of d 9 for 12 years i'm here to bid fare well to both president peskin and brierz preston two leaders in our city when make me proud to be here. president peskin wish you were leave to be our next mayor i used one of my votes it was for you you the only one i had confidence in thank you for your service. supervisor preston your policies mech wee me feel save i'm not sure how knowledge live in a city i was born without leadership from you. supervisor preston and peskin eshgs etch foil what it means to be a public service thank you you will be missed the next 4 years and hope you will run again. thanks hannah. ms. irving. i'm a representative of another species t

we would like lag no honda to be the top choice for san franciscans. next slide, this slide shows an index view of admissions with data broken down by priority group. as you can see, san francisco zuckerberg general. we have admitted ten more residents of december 12th that is currently 8 in process down from 10 and we've denied 27 applications. the applications that have been denied and i know there was request for information on this as well. were for one of three reasons, first, sometimes there is not there is no sniff level of care identified. the second, sometimes the behavior health needs cannot be met at laguna honda. and the third reason, sometimes the complexity means that this person is not appropriate for laguna honda either. this is sometimes that still requires acute care management. and we anticipate the rate of applications are going to continue to deny, and as we clearly communicate our admissions criteria. next slide. this slide shows our average monthly census, which continues to increase month after month and we look forward to welcom

museum into their daily lives.go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscansheir shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina wom sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of streets in you think about the potential of having this space for a purpose it is demands for the best for bikes and families to gather. >> through a collaborative effort with the department we the public works and the municipal transportation agency pavement to parks is bringing initiative ideas to our streets. >> so the face of the street is the core of our program we have in the public right-of-way meaning streets that can have areas perpetrated for something e

which include communication director gordon describing actions to deliver department services to san franciscans. i hope media will consult gordon and the public work's staff when seeking accurate information about the department and broodvator of work. this is important for educating san francisco about public works service. i was pleased read a press report on the multipronged effort to crack down on illegal dumping throughout san francisco. deputy director [inaudible] for those who did in the see this article can you out line the problem and sum rise public work's actions. results and plans to e eliminate this blight citywide? >> yes. il invite my colleague rachel gordon to provide comments on that. good morning, commissioners. city attorney tom. my clothes for managing the commission i'm director of communication and policy for public works. so, chair post that article this you mentioned, we have our out roach enforcement team by ramsey alvarez they have i group of people who are assigned to go and do out reach in the city around the illegal dumping. that team has been really great in terms

colleagues sad low i would like to adjourn today's board meeting in the memory of a number of great san franciscans. kelly a proud san francisco passed away at the age of 94 surrounded by his family. joe kelly born march 111930 liveod pine street with his sister served in the korean war of army security agency. graduated from hastings college of law and active member of the california bar. his legal career included service in the attorney general's office and in private practice. argued cases the board of appeals and sprort. served on puc and social service and provided council to mayors shelly, diane feinstein and brown. cochaired political campaigns for his father-in-law. goner brown and jerry brown. presidential campaigns of kennedy and johnson and local campaigns for feinstein, and john burton. he was proud of his irish heritage and became an irish citizen. remembered for kindness and sense of humor. i like to adjourn today's meet nothing the memory of ada. passed away on october 26 at the age of 101. wrote the book on san francisco's historic stairways. stairway walk in san francisco. her firs

supervisor preston's work in this body improved the material conscience of wing class san franciscans allowing thousand its stay in homes. being witness to his struggles makes me proud to be a san francisco. whether you agree or not we are luck tow have this guy on the side of the people of san francisco. thank you dean for continuing the fight to keep san francisco an incredible place where we all belong. i'm humana a resident of d 9 for 12 years i'm here to bid fare well to both president peskin and brierz preston two leaders in our city when make me proud to be here. president peskin wish you were leave to be our next mayor i used one of my votes it was for you you the only one i had confidence in thank you for your service. supervisor preston your policies mech wee me feel save i'm not sure how knowledge live in a city i was born without leadership from you. supervisor preston and peskin eshgs etch foil what it means to be a public service thank you you will be missed the next 4 years and hope you will run again. thanks hannah. ms. irving. i'm a representative of another species t

we have that we can put out go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscanshin the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina in fire prevention. i'm very happy at fire prevention because not only am i able to enforce the code and make changes to help the citizen of san francisco be safe in their homes or place of business, but i think my work also make sure that my fellow firefighters and first responders, when they respond to a fire, the building is also safe for them. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is brooke jenkins. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watchs san francisco rising, the show about restarting rebuilding and reimagining our city. ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized rest

services agency, charged with coordinating citywide efforts to address the food insecurity among san franciscans residents preparing a food security report every five years that examines the scope of insecurity among san francisco residents and seeking the input of community organizations and other city departments to inform the food security report and the ocfc efforts, and resolving the food security task force. thank you so much, mr. clerk, and let me just say on this item, i think there's some components in here that might be useful for us as a city, but most certainly want to make sure that a change like this is vetted and worked through with community and make sure that community and the department can be on the same page as to how best to move forward. so i am going to motion to table this item. there was going to be a presentation from the department of human service. but unless susie smith, who is representative, wants to come up and say a few brief words, there's not it's not going to be a necessity for a presentation today because i hope my colleagues will join me in tabling this item

and dean follow third degree through. 10 of thus arounds of san franciscans have already benefited and i would say that hundreds of thousands more will benefit over the years. sthi will notteen know dean's name. we do we should [inaudible] for that accomplish am alone. >> thank you. >> back to aaron peskin i was witness add vocating no doubt for affordable housing. >> your i'm sorry your 2 minutes xriered a bit ago >> i'm sorry >> thank you. >> aaron. for what you have done and what you will continue to do. >> thank you. calvin. >> [applause]. precinct 7533 mr. president i know an insurance adjuster you tickled the hell out of. i guess i had thing its say but reverend brown took my talking points this was 4 and a half hours ago i came up with new once. nab. [inaudible] i be remiss if i did in the say thank you for the serves and work you have done i want today say thank you to you and also deep i will misyou and all the work you have done and if we will go on will the topic let's go. now we will go enter in agenda item that president notified everybody about the dream keeper's act. i'm

of their choosing but that they are navigating to the best of their ability for the benefit of san franciscans. but i do think that at a time when trans rights are under attack, in this country, in truly horrific ways that our city should not in any way consent to effortsrights of tra or the benefits under programs that have been created to help those most vulnerable now or in the future. fully understand that thpending isanother parallel case to challenge this program. i think that the matter can and at some point will be submitted to a judge if there is a not a settlement to discuss the legal ality of the program. i understand that the legal climate for the program is less favorable as the highest court has veered to the right thank to trump appointees. but if judges want to benefit laws that marginize that is on them and we should not assist nor agree to any perspective opinion that ties the city's hands-on these kinds of programs. i don't think we should be entering into an injunction when it appears to me that the injunkive is moot and funds have been paid out. if the judge wants to issue

most san franciscans want people when live here to have a safe place to live. everyone my god. sorry. i ban on rv's take us away from the goal. san francisco elders, families and neighbors deserve it spend the winter in holiday in peace. thank you >> thank you. welcome. . >> hi. i'm a commune member and an upon d4 resident. i'm here to remind y'all well is a need to humanize our commune members including those in r very close's. can with 2025 was mention woad are winter coming. not only we have a winter but a new federal administration. this has made it clear this their policy toward nonwhite individuals is to have them removed from public spaces. that includes taking homes. so for those of y'all who are not think burglar this ban. i want you to think about the fact i are play negligent role of helping out white nationalists. don't upon do this. the ookzs that come out of the environment. because i mean we can keep going down this routed and may see more like jose from santa clara who at 14 decided to take his life after bullied he was not housed. so. take a second and think abo

and all of the testimony and what san franciscans bring to the community.nd just i just can't emphasize enough that these these businesses are part of our daily lives and unsung heroes. so the legacy business program is sort of the oscars of that. so i really appreciate all of what small businesses do in our communities, and i'm grateful to be able to appreciate them. so i thank you for having your businesses doing them. so well and submitting the application. it's a really important process to do and to be recognized. thank you. yeah, thank you for persevering. i think supervisor preston's support letter said it best about the african american shakespeare company, that it definitely makes more accessible to diverse audiences to provide actors of color, particularly in mainstream theater. i really, really agree with that. and i know there are some vacant space on fillmore street. i wonder if they could that can be temporarily used for somebody for various nonprofits. mr. sukrit. i thank all of the small business applicants for their time and effort and for

iconic civic center center of the west we wanted to keep it safe for the northern california and san franciscans and visitors of all the way he acknowledge the hotel where we are because the weather thank you, brian for hosting this incredible events and rournlz to the hotel (clapping.) and a warm fire place makes the holidays better i know there are people that takes care of this so come and enjoy the holiday and welcome and see the owner time trails full of ornaments and our beautiful blue carpet and want to thank the mayor's office and oewd and sarah standing behind me thank you for your support and thank bill groups and jp morgan chase and amazon and the partners and the gap for all they're doing to continue in the spirit of holidays in union square when you make your wayp to the center of the plaza where the great tree and behind me you'll hear from the exam of macy's and their support for the holiday season is bright and sparking and, of course, the i drink is on rain or shine make your way to the winter walk but the tree and with the stages blue trucks and the market i can get your stocki

reporter a rude awakening for san franciscans. early saturday morning. the wind i was howling. i think the windows were howling and that kind of woke us up. and then we checked our phones. just before 6 a.m, people across san francisco and part of san mateo county got an alert from the national weather service. a tornado warning. the alert was canceled shortly after. san francisco's department of emergency management notes there have been a few other tornadoes in theegion over the decades. it is, however, the first time that the national weather service has issued an actual tornado warning for san francisco. i wasn't sure if it's like a real thing. considering so many alerts recently, last week, san franciscans, along with the rest of the bay area, were rattled by a tsunami warning that was canceled, too. officials say it's a good reminder to turn on local alerts and to make a plan for what you do in an emergency. though san francisco didn't see a tornado. strong winds toppled trees, downed power lines, and even blew out the roof of this home. as of just 11 a.m. this morning, th

offered us insight on the individuals. >> stacy slaughter, his chief of staff, is a longtime san franciscanstaffer for former mayor frank jordan when he was in city hall. she's been with the san francisco giants, so she's really tuned in to the fabric of the city. her next step up is matthew godot. again, he has been in city hall for past mayors and now is coming back. ned siegel well, that's an interesting one. he's a longtime lifelong friend of lurie's. they went to school together. he's been working with them on tipping point. he's coming in as a friend and an adviser with the mission of trying to revitalize san francisco's downtown. that's a big job. but they hope that his contacts with twitter and such would be a boon to it. >> matier says lurie is fulfilling his promise to voters. >> lurie was elected to take a fresh look at city hall. that's what he pitched and that's what he is doing. >> and the hires suggest a focus on pro-business policies, as lurie looks to deliver on one of his top priorities, he told abc7 about in september. >> i just want to turn around the city that i love, a

. >> stacy slaughter, his chief of staff, is a longtime san franciscan. she served as a staffer for former mayor frank jordan when he was in city hall. she's been with the san francisco giants, so she's really tuned in to the fabric of the city. her uh- next step up is matthew godot. again, he has been in city hall for past mayors and now is coming back. ned siegel well, that's an interesting one. he's a longtime lifelong friend of lurie's. they went to school together. he's been working with him on tipping point. he's coming in as a friend and an adviser with the mission of trying to revitalize san francisco's downtown. that's a big job, but they hope that his contacts with twitter and such would be a boon to it. >> matier says lurie is fulfilling his promise to voters. >> lurie was elected to take a fresh look at city hall. that's what he pitched and that's what he is doing. >> and the hires suggest to focus on pro-business policies as lurie looks to deliver on one of his top priorities, he told abc7 about in september. >> i just want to turn around the

metrics on the city current response and of note the report found that only estimated 25 percent of san franciscans with use disorder receive medications to treat in contrast to zurich 75 percent are taking medication for opioid use disorder. majority of people who are arrested for drug use in san francisco do not access treatment calling into question our increased reliance on arresting drug users, arrests which surged under this administration in the last couple years as detailed thin report with data not previously disclosed. the report found more then 40 percent of the non fatal opioid overdose in san francisco appear to be from unintentional consumption of fentanyl. suggesting the need for easily accessible and available drug check in. san francisco also currently lacks a coordinated enter department approach. relying on the drug market agency coordination center, known as d mack that is lead by the san francisco police department and focused primeally if not exclusively on short-term law enforcement responses. the budget and legislative analyst report make recommendation to improve san franci

san franciscans are paying the most at 4.52 a gallon for regular oaklanders, paying a little less for $0.34 a gallon. and drivers in san jose are paying $4.29. still ahead here at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. a record number of travelers expected this holiday season. how that could affect flight prices in the coming weeks, and an unidentified flying mystery in new jersey that's even grabbed the attention of the white house. let's take a live look outside before we head to the break. little hazy out there. this is the view of the bay bridge. we're going to be right with some more footage released of the mysterious drones above the new jersey night sky. today, they've gotten the attention of local leaders, the fbi and president biden. they're asking the public to submit any footage they might have to help. help figure out what exactly these things are and who might be behind them. some local leaders also calling for a limited state of emergency, banning all drones until the public gets an explanation. saudi arabia is going to host the world's largest sporting event, the fifa

and on the topic of you being a native san franciscan, what is the thing that everything must try if they're visiting san francisco for the holiday well, i just got off the cable car a couple hours ago. you got to ride the cable car. we went down. powell street union square was hopping. and so you've got to ride the cable car and then go ice skating in union square. >> all right. have you done it with your family? and i well, i just did that. i ok, my daughter and i and my son, we went after a on black friday to shop at macy's and we couldn't get a slot in this out all day long. so we'll we'll we'll try again over the next couple all right. very good. mayor, like daniel lurie, thank you so much for your time and we'll see you on inauguration day. thank you. happy holidays, everybody. all right. we'll be right back. >> will 48 hours from now? the forty-niners playoff hopes may officially be gone. but for now they're preparing to take on the miami dolphins know and they need to win their final 3 games get a lot of help from some other teams that once again be without star tackle. trent

and that 1 out of 2 transand gender non conforming san franciscans had experienced homelessness in their life. so, combine these high and disproportionate experiences of homelessness and poverty with social isolation [indiscernible] important holiday tradition to rely on warm meal, connect with services they need and with their friends. and open house is there and there to help and support and be a warm welcome and insure community members who are transand gender non conforming continue to get connected with services they need. tenderloin holiday dinner take place three times a year around thanksgiving christmas and easter and about a thousand attend each time. theevent takes at the [indiscernible] and recruits staff and volunteers to also serve people not only at the church and go to the nearby shelter to serve people there. commissioners, iment to want to thank you for consider and making the 50 anniversary of this possible and following 2 years and to create a space where our trans and gender non conforming community members can have a safe place, have a warm meal and connect to addit

our key partners in the city, community-based organizations, because that way we really protect san franciscans. >> reporter: many of the surveyed nonprofits are asking for a life help line to call for free cybersecurity and i.t. assistance and one-on-one consulting with professionals who could recommend improvements. craigslist founder craig newmark is a major donor to berkeley's cltc. >> like the batman would say, i'm probably not the nerd you want, but i'm the nerd you got. >> reporter: the billionaire is banking on partnerships with cities like san francisco to improve the cyberresilience of not only nonprofits, but also protecting key infrastructure like water, power, and space from cyberattacks by foreign adversaries. >> we got to get really serious about what some people call cyberresilience or else we have a big problem. >> reporter: the cltc is also recommending the city host events where nonprofits can network with cyberprofessionals , secure grant money to recruit cybertalent and set up internship programs with students to help nonprofits with cybersecurity. >> they need to be thinki

and maria al back a fourth jen raying san franciscans the judge embraced and spends 88 gleers enriching the community he loved deeply. his journey was one of rable achievements. arch bishop high school ray was a lead or the football field, quarter become would go tom play city college and u c berkley. earned law degree from what was then hastings luschool in 1960 and married the love of his life. ray's legal career reflected commitment to justice and service. appointed by then governor raying everreagan in 74. served on the superior court for 25 years. of carrying on a family legacy that spanned a half century. touched counselless lives with fairness and unwaivering sense of duty. rilived with a deep commitment to his faith. serving church and community. his work with the janet center along side his wife e lane reflected his desire to give back to the community. he trowel embody when it means to live a life of service, love and legacy. a son of san francisco a pillar of justice a loved patriarch leaves a legacy that will enrich the city and those who knew him my heart goes out to his wi

always. 96 year old san franciscan virginia silva has lots of holiday memories in the city, but this was her first time at is tree lighting. what did you think of the celebration? the festivities here. i love them, i think it's beautiful. yes. i'm glad that i was here to watch it. there will be more winter wonderland events at thrive city to look forward to throughout december, like ice skating and celebrations for hanukkah and kwanzaa. it was so fun. it was so fun in san francisco. alyssa goard nbc, bay area news. from the fake snow to the real stuff. a snowstorm blanketing the northeast and parts of the midwest. check out this video. this is the way it looks from across new york and pennsylvania. snowfall, particularly heavy along interstate 90 that runs through both states. travelers likely trying to get home from the holiday backed up for miles on those roads. you see it on the right there, and the niners ers bundling up tonight. here's a look at the bills stadium. believe me, there's a stadium in there somewhere. they're actually offering fans 20 bucks an hour to clear it tomorr

our key partners in the city, community-based organizations, because that way we really protect san franciscansorter: many of the surveyed nonprofits are asking for a life help line to call for free cybersecurity and i.t. assistance and one-on-one consulting with professionals who could recommend improvements. craigslist founder craig newmark is a major donor to berkeley's cltc. >> like the batman would say, i'm probably not the nerd you want, but i'm the nerd you got. >> reporter: the billionaire is banking on partnerships with cities like san francisco to improve the cyberresilience of not only nonprofits, but also protecting key infrastructure like water, power, and

reporter: 90 years ago, the filmore known as the harlem of the west is a bustling hub for black san franciscans, famous for smooth jazz and good food. tonight, the christmas market is back. not only to build on that legacy, but to revive it. a harlem renaissance if you will. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> that's what this is all about. it's creating that unity among each other. >> reporter: there's been a year's long push to restore the filmore, which is a hub of bustling black owned businesses. wilson says the boarded up shops and vacant lots paint a devastating image of the black culture that once populated her home. but events like the market are a powerful reminder of what could be. >> for americans to come back to the filmore. it's important to recognize this is the mecca, where you could come and look at every black business along it had corridor where we are at, that you're able to come in and purchase every item that you need. we're trying to recreate that. >> reporter: this year's event is charged with booths dedicated to black cuisine and music. but one was there to give something back. kids lined

as i mentioned, i wasn't born there, but i do feel like a san franciscan now, and you guys make me feel so welcome. so thank you so much for joining us. like it or not, today, before we go, be sure to send us your like it or not questions. record yourself asking tha i'm anna garcia. right now on true crime news. a nightmare on christmas eve 911. >> where's your emergency? my mom's bleeding out on the floor. >> she died. she died? gropp helsley. larmi. >> a masked man attacks, killing a mom and wounding her daughter. nakken dworken. >> my sister is bleeding too. >> was this text message promising a gift? actually a warning? >> i have a special gift for all of you. i hope that you're all there to see it. and all of a sudden i see somebody in full camo, even a mask pushing mom up against the wall. >> what turned this holiday into horror? >> this is the wild west, man. >> highsmith. your daily source for true crime starts right now. patricia burns and her two daughters were preparing for christmas eve. what started as a time for a joyous celebration would end in a violent nightmare. lake lu

yeah, and she's a native san franciscan, so she can really judge, you know, the originality, maybe the talent from some of those windows. nice to see people out and about. holiday shopping beginning to look a lot like christmas. of course, if you can see anything, i guess that's the big thing. that was the issue this morning. it is lifting quite a bit in much of the bay area, and as we take a look live at san francisco, where they had the issues with the flights, this is looking closer to the airport where you can see still there is a layer of fog there, but overall we are seeing conditions improving and we get fog on mornings and overnight hours like this, where after a heavy rainfall, that moisture soaks into the ground, and then we get a clear sky and high pressure aloft, along with a calm wind and all of that moisture. and that humidity condenses as the temperatures dip overnight and meets the dew point, and it creates those suspended water droplets as the humidity levels hit 100%. it also makes it very hard to see as you're driving to work in the morning, and can linger for quite

as a san franciscan, i have all the hope in the world it's going to happen, really appreciate your perspective there. >>> we're going to be right back. >> thank you. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ >>> coming up next at 5:00, we're going to introduce you to a bay area man who combined his day job with his passion to create a dazzling holiday light display. >>> plus a would-be thief suddenly attacking a customer at a bay area cafe. we'll meet the barista who put his safety on the line to help. >>> and a shooting at a small christian school in wisconsin leaving a student and a teacher dead, what we're learning about >zoe>well, right now on cbs news bay area, more rain soaks the bay area. while crews are still cleaning up from this weekend. storm. we'll have the damage and the frustration over extended power outages in one local community. old is dead after killing her classmate and a teac

fourth generation san franciscan robert icardi brought his family, including his three children. >> i'm of italian and irish descent and my family has been here since 1921, and saints peter and paul church and school has been part of our family. and so besides regularly going mass but just the family, 5 p.m. mass has always been a tradition for my family since my grandparents. >> the church will also hold midnight mass, complete with christmas carolers. [music] of course, the celebration continues on christmas day. grace cathedral will hold its service starting at 11 a.m. in san francisco. betty yu ktvu, fox two news the oakland interfaith gospel choir traveled across the bay tonight to host its annual christmas eve concert. >> oh, i love. the group put on two performances at 730 and 930 this evening at the great american music hall in san francisco. a packed house clapped along as they were serenaded with hymns and holiday favorites. this was the 35th year the choir has come together for a christmas eve performance on this christmas eve. >> some people flocked to san francisco's union

will be awarded to businesses that win in the categories of most elaborate, funniest and most san franciscanayor. mayor london breed was among today's judges, explaining how the contest benefits the corridor. >> it's a way to really highlight their creativity and more importantly, to get more people to shop locally. these stores have some great options to buy wonderful gifts, and in some cases, they're local artists who make them themselves. >> these businesses are also open late tonight to welcome all of the shoppers who came out for the noe valley wine walk, as well as the tree lighting there in the town square. new. at 730 tonight, the new york times released its list of best dishes across the u.s, and the bay area made the cut twice. the list includes 26 locations, from savory dishes to sweet and san francisco's grand opening. a pastry pop up location in chinatown with a variety of delicious treats. the times pastry of choice, though the bert honey pie second on the list. oakland's bake some known for its koyubi, which is a croissant with spam in the middle. o a little bit of [office noi

tonight, san franciscans spoke out against potential school budget cuts at the district board meeting. >> our students and staff are paying the price for the district's budget mismanagement. go after the district, not our schools. school closures do not save money. they are a tool in the arsenal of school privatization, gentrification. >> the district's new superintendent is looking to make $113 million in cuts. when the budget is adopted next june, the board is considering a plan to encourage senior employees to accept buyout plans and take an early retirement. >> we're running on adrenaline. we're just really hoping that this turns around, but this is the scariest so far. >> thousands of people remain evacuated after a quick moving wildfire blows right through parts of malibu. tonight, we take a closer look at what's hindering firefighting efforts to control those flames. and the man suspected of killing the unitedhealthcare ceo in court today. a look at the investigation as the suspect makes heated comments heading into the courtroom. and the late congresswoman shirley chisholm rec

help alleviate some of that stress by providing toys which are donated through the generosity of san franciscans, we want to do that. families will come by next thursday to pick up the toys, so the kids will have something special to open under the tree on christmas morning. okay. call it the oh effect. one west marin company just got a big slice of publicity thanks to a very big celebrity. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr shows us it has its owners feeling gouda. from the hills of west marin are often viewed as a paradise for visitors. they're also a paradise for cows. among these green hills and cows is the family dairy farm, where jill bash and her two sisters, lynn and diana, grew up. not interested in the cows. it took some intervening years of life and adventures before the sisters finally took a shine to those cows, and especially the milk they produce, that drew us all back to the farm in the late 90s to really kind of fulfill our father's dream of making cheese. that dream led the family to launch point reyes farmstead cheese company in 2000. starting with a blue cheese they'd peddle at bay

. >> outgoing mayor london breed saying san franciscans need to pay attention to the crime numbers trending down. >> you look at other cities around this country, they pale in comparison. i think what we want to be able to do is send a strong message, and i think that the data is helping us to send that message. >> compared to similar cities nationwide, s.f. does have one of the lowest homicide rates per capita, but the city climbs up the ranks when it comes to property crime, having the third highest rate compared to similar cities. >> the work is being done and the outcomes are. you can't argue with the outcomes. >> chief scott acknowledging much more can be done. >> we want to rewrite our narrative in this city because, you know, we've we've taken some lumps, sometimes justified, sometimes not. we got to get the truth out there and show people what we're doing. show people the results. and that's going to help with the feeling of safety in san francisco. >> monica madden, abc seven news. >> and you can get detailed information about what crime is like where you live with our abc seven ne

and this has been long overdue that joe rosenthal, who is a true san franciscan, be honored and acknowledged. i did not know he took that photo. what a cool bay area connection to an iconic photograph. joe rosenthal died in 2006 at the age of 94. it really is an unforgettable photo. well deserved for sure. vianey arana he is talking about that rain that's coming. that's happening right now. and then the big one coming on saturday. we've got nice and light rain. we've seen that just enough to make those roads slick, so be mindful. rain totals will go up as we see that arrival of the more impactful system starting tomorrow night. but don't worry, i've got you covered. i want to make sure that you get the timing on this so you can properly plan out your important weekend. now, currently we've got 50s on the map. temperature wise it's been chilly to start and we are in that near average range right now. wind speeds also calm. that will also change. so in addition to the rain, we're monitoring the boost in the wind. satellite. right now you can see the rain coming down. we've got it in the pacifi

. >> after the warning was issued thursday and before it was canceled, some san franciscans went to coitower. the highest spot in the city's north beach neighborhood. merry christmas. in sausalito, where there was a christmas tree lighting thursday night, the talk was still all about those tsunami warnings that went out. >> i didn't panic that much. >> it begs the question, how safe are we here in the bay area if a tsunami hits coastal lakis heads, usc's tsunami research center, and we are not yet scientifically at the point that we can predict immediately after an earthquake, after a big offshore earthquake, how big the tsunami will be. tsunami scientist jose borrero says that if there was a tsunami, waves would likely look different after coming under the golden gate bridge and into the san francisco bay. >> generally we're not. we wouldn't be thinking of like the big mammoth wall of water somewhere inside the bay. that's of course, a different story. if you're outside on the open coast. >> borrero says there are exceptions, though, and he says that those in cities along the san franci