san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from.you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by o

>>in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>restaurant owners in san francisco are struggling to keep their businesses running, especially without outdoor dining. the city force restaurants to go back to take out just last week when the stay at home order went into effect force taylor but psaki spoke to an infectious disease doctor at ucsf to find out exactly what they have to say about the ban. >>a grim sight in san francisco, quiet streets and empty outdoor dining parklets after the city went under a state home order last week restaurant and bar owner ben bleiman says this will be the final nail in the coffin for many restaurants, will put. >>is this is out permanently out of this will bankrupt people we pay billions of dollars in taxes just the san francisco hospitality industry alone, billions of dollars in taxes year. and right now we have been filling up the state the city's coffers with tax dollars for years and years and years and at the time that we need the most help crickets from them. >>like many other owners in s

san francisco general was built by the people of san francisco long before zuckerberg was born. it was expanded and supported by bonds that we voted for far beyond his donation. general is the people's hospital. it is the health care providers who deliver skilled medical care, the administrative and support staff, the stationary engineers who keep the moving parts humming, the construction workers who built it, these are who we should honor, not one ultrarich egotist. it is an affront to the people of san francisco who paid for, built, and maintain vital health care at this historic institution to name it after a corrupt billion aire who continues to thrive on profits from hate speech and misinformation. this shows how vital it is to establish naming criteria to the future. please move this to the full board with recommendation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, lori leaderman. could we get the next caller, please. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're liste

san francisco has a ratio of 1-17. there was one other respondent to be made this the recommendation, that is the department of human resources for the city. the san francisco civil grand jury did not receive the response in sufficient time to address it for this presentation. i am sorry to say. we will talk about executive turnover. we issued two findings and two o recommendations at behavioral health services director level. the department of public health disagreed in part with one of the findings and would seek to implement one recommendation and stated they had already recommended the other. the authors of the study sought to clarify what led to this disparity. as of drafting, no change was announced that the jury could report. beginning with june 2020 and plans filed in public view in october 2020 that the department of public health has reorganized and the position of director of behavioral health services will report directly to the director of the health department and the director of the san francisco health

survivesurvive. >> clerk: may we have the next caller. >> caller: my name is laura and i'm an 11 year san francisco resident and the mother of three native san franciscans and small business are the heart of the our city and the children are our future. the way city hall expects small businesses like gyms and nail sal constructor and without providing any resources or solutions to keep them own is wrong and cruel to let them open for a few weeks spend tons to shut them down again. after supervisors to find a middle ground to protect public-health without destroying our cities. thank you. >> we have the next caller, please. >> caller: my name is (inaudible) i'm the director of fill more merchants and small business advocate and i work with a lot of associations and cbds around the city. it's really important to open up shared spaces and some capacity and shared spaces only help benefit the restaurants and it also helps ensure and demonstrate to our customers that the streets are safe, clean, and fun to be in again and it's also encouraging other merchants to open up as well and i was? golden gate pa

san francisco general was built by the people of san francisco long before zuckerberg was born. it was expanded and supported by bonds that we voted for far beyond his donation. general is the people's hospital. it is the health care providers who deliver skilled medical care, the administrative and support staff, the stationary engineers who keep the moving parts humming, the construction workers who built it, these are who we should honor, not one ultrarich egotist. it is an affront to the people of san francisco who paid for, built, and maintain vital health care at this historic institution to name it after a corrupt billion aire who continues to thrive on profits from hate speech and misinformation. this shows how vital it is to establish naming criteria to the future. please move this to the full board with recommendation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, lori leaderman. could we get the next caller, please. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're liste

>>in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>here a look at the latest numbers as california increases cases to now more than. >>1.2 million and more than 19,300 people in the state have died in that includes 1944 bay area residents. >>well coronavirus is now impacting the warriors as well and we talk a lot about the 49 ers but the warriors to players with the team have now tested and we haven't talked about the word because yesterday was supposed to be the first day of into a vigil practice which is how they caught these guys kron four's will tran is live at the chase center in san francisco with the latest well. >>if you're worried about it. according to general manager bob myers, he said the system worked this is exactly how it's supposed to be to catch the players to remove them from the team so they don't spread it to the team and the team spreads it throughout the league so everything went as planned of course they didn't want the players to come down with covid-19 but they did and now they are being quarantined are bein

san francisco is not alone here. cities a cross the country are facing the same crisis due to covid-19. just yesterday, washington d.c. announced their metro service would have to layoff workers and eliminate weekend service and close stations. federal cares act funding helped keep us stable through the first year. if we push for more funding transportation must be the top priority along with support for the small businesses suffering. a decimated transportation system will hobble our economic recovery. i hope the biden administration will work with speaker pelosi and congress to provide support. there are some steps we can take locally to increase mtas revenue and costs in strategickic ways and do what we can in the city. we have to consider every possible way. we are in deep trouble and need to do everything we can to save it. now, i'd like to turnover the rest of my time to dr. grant to provide you clarity around the numbers. where we have come from, where we are going. and what we need to do to get the city to a

to san francisco to see this show.re a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perform at that. that was, at -- in a way, and appreciation from the city of san franc

san francisco is not alone here.s a cross the country are facing the same crisis due to covid-19. just yesterday, washington d.c. announced their metro service would have to layoff workers and eliminate weekend service and close stations. federal cares act funding helped keep us stable through the first year. if we push for more funding transportation must be the top priority along with support for the small businesses suffering. a decimated transportation system will hobble our economic recovery. i hope the biden administration will work with speaker pelosi and congress to provide support. there are some steps we can take locally to increase mtas revenue and costs in strategickic ways and do what we can in the city. we have to consider every possible way. we are in deep trouble and need to do everything we can to save it. now, i'd like to turnover the rest of my time to dr. grant to provide you clarity around the numbers. where we have come from, where we are going. and what we need to do to get the city to a anothe

as you know, san francisco's 26 care centers are a vital part of san francisco's education centers tomote health and well-being of children in families. research showing that supporting social-emotional competency helps children in school with early literacy and numeracy. i just want to emphasize now that family support is an important part of the children support system, and enlifting a relatively small part of the dollars. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. so i just want to reiterate for those that are on the comment line, this is not the item on the release of early reserves for the office of care and education. this is just general public comment for the items that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board but that are not on this agenda today. okay. operations, let's hear from the next caller. okay. perhaps that caller isn't in the queue. operations, let's hear from the next caller. welcome, caller. this is general public comment. >> hello. my name is [inaudible]. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. you know, i missed the very beginni

but i can tell you san francisco.have plenty of icu beds for now, but the fear is at its current pace, they will run out it's around 30% icu beds which is above and beyond the 15% threshold for mandatory shelter in place in the bay area as a whole we are hovering at around 16%, maybe 17. percent so we're still above it, san francisco, they see the writing on the wall which is why they na voluntary shelter-in-place telling people do not go out unless absolutely necessary but even then james robin, they are fearful. current pace they could run out of the emergency room beds, icu beds within the next 3 to 4 weeks and we got a chance to talk to a doctor. he here's what he had to say about the dire affairs for san francisco. >>it'll be a long roll out and late for this surge. and you can watch us a call if we don't remain not fight against covid-19 please don't travel for the holidays, protect your loved ones. do your part sacrifice this year. so that we can all be together next year. stay home. do not gather wear a mask.

here in san francisco in the bay area there are big concerns about a spike and the mayor san francisco, london breed says the cases are out of control surging, uncontrollably that could force more restrictions across the city. >>in the coming days, we have kron 4 sarah stinson in san francisco with more on the story sarah. >>james darya that's right of san francisco and health officials are calling this case rate increase in the city and the county dangerous. so that is why they're considering putting. >>more restrictions on top of the restrictions were already facing with being in the state's purple tier this is going to be a. >>much like the months we were in when we had the stay at home order with the governor and could have to have a stay at home order with the city so they're saying it's dangerous they don't want it to get any worse than it is so that is why they're saying we need to get on top of this now already over the weekend the county moved into the purple tier as i said fried said city officials are considering even more restrictions for example, a 14 day mandatory quarant

san francisco. in 1979, joe purchased derelict eastlake victorian, restoring and preserving this home would become joe's project of a lifetime. he was one of the early members of the alamo square neighborhood association. at the time, the neighborhood was slated for major upheaval by the redevelopment agency. joe and other neighbors came together to fight back and to preserve neighborhood character. in the early days of association, joe edited the newsletter and arranged for meetings. in exchange for a neighbor, joe would research and write about the history of their house and architecture friend of him would create a sketch of the property. joe was able to compile the history and architectural documentation of these homes. 15 years later, his work culminated in the publication of excellent book "the storied homes of alamo square." not only joe was a member and later a board member of azna, he was active in other organizations including the victorian alliance and the national trust and among others.

right now we have a total of 286 icu beds in san francisco. we have 207 occupied, 42 of those by covid positive patients. our remaining icu capacity in the city is 31%. now, the reason the timeline changes, these are models and they change because the data keeps changing. with regard to our reproductive rate, if it goes up, our timeline for icu beds goes down and so we're constantly renewing our data to determine the projections of the icu beds. this also relates to the admission discharge of covid and non covid patients. that data also influences the icu capacity. we would like to see the date pushed further into the future as it indicates that the transmission of the virus is slowing or that we have more bed capacity than anticipated. but i want to emphasize here, the timeline is not meant to provide an exact date but rather a forecast of when to expect that. we shouldn't be focused on so much of a few days as much as the overall trend. and as you know, we are at that very edge with regard to icu capacity in january at this point, and so we

i am a san francisco native. i support the formation of advisory committee to empower our committee through the cultural district. our african-american arts and cultural district has been vital to the stabilization of black business especially during covid-19. it has been expanding the cultural foot present especially as our black culture and space continues to be a struggle in our community and throughout the city. the work that the cultural district has done and the way they have gone about expanding membership and bringing diverse representation from the black community into the group has really been inspiring, and we would like that to continue and to continue i. we are in full support of this. we are looking forward to this item passing. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> good morning. i support item 4, the african-american cultural district. we are not in the cultural district at this time, i am a member of black wall street, and the cultural district has been a great partner for us in the activities we

i am with the san francisco coalition. i am calling on behalf of my friend a low income asian-american transgender woman who lives in san francisco looking for housing in the city. she began the transition. i told her smoking is at risk. [ inaudible ] second-hand smoke delivers nicotine to increase cravings in those who want to quit. i don't want her to reach for cigarettes. she deserves to housing to breathe clean air and live a healthy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning. i am john, resident of district 5. chair of american heart association supports board president yee's proposed ordinance. in my career in surgery i have witnessed first hand the cost to society from wound infection and hospital readmission. it is associated with covid-19 and the need for intu base and death. we should reduce the impact on the pandemic. it can cause serious disease and premature death among nonsmokers. researchers documented in the air through heating, ventilation and air-conditioning and connections betw

san francisco, 379 new cases.to prevent people from areas with higher infection rates from introducing new infection clusters into san francisco >> right now our case rate is lower than the state overall, which is a hopeful sign. as you can see, just yesterday we went into that state of purple and therefore, leading to implement the states stay-at- home orders. >> reporter: san francisco updating its vaccination progress with five people vaccinated tuesday, 90 people inoculated wednesday and another 180 thursday, bringing the total to 275 in san francisco so far. christian kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> covid-19 outbreak continues to grow at a couple jails in santa clara county. the county released new numbers showing 32 active cases among employees and 34 active cases among inmates. most of the inmates who tested positive are currently at the main jail in downtown san jose. reporting the chronicle, the sheriff's office is there is not one specific reason authorities can attribute to the surgeon cases, but the sheri

we have an incredible village in san francisco. in a matter of weeks we got the program up and running with the help of community organizations, city departments and private partners. i especially want to thank the department of youth and families and phil ginsburg from recreation and parks who stepped up and drove this program from the beginning. thanks to the hard work of every one involved over the past three months of operation we served 2000 students at 78 locations throughout the city. that is 2000 students who have been able to get help with distance learning, receive healthy food and snacks, and most importantly have a place to go where they could be around other kids their own age. that is thousands of san francisco parents who can focus on working during the day, knowing their children are being looked after. these hubs have made a difference in people's lives. they have been safe, even during this challenging time. from day one, keeping our young people in the hub, staff safe and healthy is the top bright. the community

not only for san francisco but for the region.course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park

more specifically in san francisco. it is 6 loaded and the number of cases now every day san francisco sees approximately 232 covid-19 cases back in july they were so fearful, they thought he was the quote end of the world when they saw the number at around 130 cases every day and now is said to 32 and unless we do a lot more according to health officials that number could continue to climb. >>and still have to do our part but it's exciting to know that we're just hours away. thank you will. >>at 6 '06 we also have some great news to regarding moderna's coronavirus vaccine. the new york times reporting this morning that the fda is expected to approve moderna's vaccine. on friday and this would mean millions more americans could be getting that vaccine in the coming weeks. moderna's vaccine is different from pfizer's in that it doesn't have to be stored, it's extremely cold temperatures meaning that more hospitals and pharmacies can handle it. moderna says it's vaccine is also around 95% effective. a lot of folks are wai

joining us now by skype is san francisco mayor london breed. what sort of services should we expect to see impacted by these new budget cuts in san francisco? >> we do not know specifically what it will be but we know what we need to try to do everything to preserve. specifically our public health department and the work they are doing around covid. we know the community has a significant budget deficit and we need to try to address that so we are not cutting services. the fact is we are going to be expressing some significant cuts and is going to require a lot of sacrifice and so we have asked all departments to come back with cuts that help us to balance what we anticipate to be a $653 million deficit. it is going to be really hard for us. >> we are learning that the san francisco school district and union cannot agree on terms to reopen the schools which means san francisco schools will not reopen in january even though the san francisco department of health say it can be done safely. you have argued that school should reopen. what is your t

it's the best in san francisco. actually, i think it's the best in the entire region of the bay area because you can never find anyone make the best perfect clam pizza, so i envy you, commissioner johns, that you just had a slice today. i really wish that i could bring myself up and get over there after we're done, but this is a family business, and it just permeates from staff level, and also the chef and the cook and everyone. we've been going there for 15 years or longer, and i am in full support. i'm -- would love to see and hear this almost like a community gem continue to thrive and also pull its timeless place in the corner of the inner richmond. it's so nice to have a place to gravitate towards and hangout and also have memories. very happy to hear tony speaking today, and i look forward to seeing you over there soon. my other thing i wanted to talk about is bimbo. it's just, like, a no brainer. bimbo is not only -- had a long cultural history about music, but it's also having -- they are one of the very few

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from.a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying

how long does someone have to live in san francisco. do they even have to live in san francisco. does it include people pushed out and displaced. is it open to all income levels. really those conversations need to be had. and then what does it look like, too, when we talk about this. who are we engaging. are the leaders engaged. the folks that can actually make this happen. is there buy-in, is there a sense of urgency and then what. what does it look like. is it giving money to everyone. is it paying off student debt. we hear a lot from folks talking about being able to just make sure that their students, their young people go to college and not having to pay for that. i think the most important thing that we want is not transactional change, not just that we get to have another policy or another piece of paper or more things that people have said. but that we actually want to transform, we want transformational. we want to create change in the structure. people had mentioned previously what this might look like for indigenous people, like if we are able to really develop a formu

this is my second bar in san francisco. i'm a san francisco native. i have been trying desperately to comply with every single health order that's been mandated and also desperately complying with the department of public health but the department of municipal transit, the department of public works, etc., etc., etc., to the point where i have applied and received a small s.b.a. loan, which i have used to build a parklet. now i've been informed that the parklet that i built per the very, very tight constraints of -- not a parklet, a platform, is being cited, and i'm told to renovate it because my platform is not conforming to a parklet standard. this is ridiculous. i can't continue to operate. i can't -- i can barely hold on at this point, and i'm asking san francisco supervisors to please put this all into one basket. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments. again, apologies for interrupting any callers. okay. can we hear from the next caller, please. >> can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. my name

this is my second bar in san francisco. i'm a san francisco native. i have been trying desperately to comply with every single health order that's been mandated and also desperately complying with the department of public health but the department of municipal transit, the department of public works, etc., etc., etc., to the point where i have applied and received a small s.b.a. loan, which i have used to build a parklet. now i've been informed that the parklet that i built per the very, very tight constraints of -- not a parklet, a platform, is being cited, and i'm told to renovate it because my platform is not conforming to a parklet standard. this is ridiculous. i can't continue to operate. i can't -- i can barely hold on at this point, and i'm asking san francisco supervisors to please put this all into one basket. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments. again, apologies for interrupting any callers. okay. can we hear from the next caller, please. >> can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. my name

surge capacity in san francisco? how many extra beds can you staff up quickly and what would trigger those beds being open? >> yes, we can get you those specific numbers, erin. we have those. and i think that, again, the important thing to emphasize is here is that with the current capacity of our i.c.u. beds we expect those to run out as soon as the 27th and that is, again, projecting -- based on the numbers that we have today. if we start to -- if we see those hospitalization numbers to continue to go up, we may even have run out of i.c.u. beds earlier than that. i think that we see what is happening at the state about other regions that are hitting that 15% threshold. we expect to potentially that by as early as some time this week, so very concerned about that. and we can give you the specific numbers after this specific press conference. >> thank you, director colfax, for swferring those questions. at this time we have no more questions so that concludes today's press conference. to all of our participants you c

>>westbound 80 looks great across the upper deck into san francisco. heading over to the san mateo bridge now westbound 90 to the right hand side on your screen the commute direction. knighton light, nice and light this morning. and it looks like just under 15 minutes to make your way over to the foster city exit. the golden gate bridge coming out of the north bay is problem free. there's a little bit of road construction though on the northbound side that the southbound lanes look perfect coming out of novato going are in and then on to the span into san francisco on south one on one. in the bay area can be ringing in 2021 under a stay at home order governor gavin newsome released new rules as the state tries to stabilize hospital capacity. the stay at home order will go into effect by region once there are fewer than 15% of icu beds available in that region as of right now in the bay area only 25% of icu beds are available at this rate the stay at home order could go into effect by the end of the month. the latest stay at home order will last 3 weeks

elsewhere near 50 in san francisco.he fog is here, san francisco, sfo, down to half moon bay and up to the north there in santa rosa. so be careful out there. the clouds here from our exploratorium camera, with the fog not as cold but visibility reduced. we'll wait towards the afternoon until we break you the in mostly sunny skies throughout the south bay. we have a mild afternoon on the way, red flag warning, wind advisory, high surf advisory begins tonight, taking us through tomorrow afternoon. as we get into the day today through mid morning we have clouds around certainly in the east bay, peninsula and south bay, clearing from north to south and by mid to late morning, getting more sunshine all across the bay so should be once again a mild afternoon, but as we get into 11:00 tonight, looking at those winds kicking up out of the north-northeast at 25 miles an who are, not just for the upper elevations. wind gusts could be as high as 60 miles an hour, mt. diablo, with the coastal shoreline from san mateo, san francisc

and san francisco taylor kron 4 news. the drugmaker astrazeneca says its vaccine will be effective against mutant strain of coronavirus mostly seen in great britain. >>well, the company developing a vaccine. that's expected to be approved by british authorities this week. there's some concern that the vaccine might not be as good as the one made by pfizer partial results suggest that the astrazeneca shot has about 70% affective compared to the 95% reported by pfizer. a maryland based vaccine development company novavax has announced the start of phase 3 trials for its covid-19 vaccine in the u.s. and mexico. they will enroll up to 30,000 volunteers who are 18 and older 2 thirds of participants will receive 2 doses of the vaccine 21 days apart. the rest will receive a placebo they will all be tracked for 2 years after their second dose. now this is the 5th coronavirus vaccine that has respect has reached the final stage of testing in the united states. well happening this morning, vice president elect kamala harris will be

>>yes, 6, 2, bay area there's going against the very rules they're preaching san francisco mayor london breed attended a birthday party at the french laundry in last month and san jose mayor sam liccardo attended a thanksgiving gathering going against the covid-19 health order in santa clara county. thank you for joining us at 6, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne mayor breed dine at the upscale french laundry restaurant just a day after governor newsome attended a birthday party there. the mayor's office released a statement today in it she says back on november 7th, she attended a small family birthday dinner for a friend. >>8 people were there including herself. the mayor paid for her own dinner. at the time of the gathering san francisco was in the yellow tier and napa county in youngsville was in the orange here. both tears allowed outdoor and dining. the statement went on to say when cases were lower. the mayor would visit restaurants in the city to support local businesses. now that most of the bay area's back in the purple covid tear she is once again limiting her actions and encou

these hotels served san francisco for decades. i am here to express support for findings and recommendations in the report before you which illustrate concerns and related improvement opportunities based on visitor, employees, meeting planner and convention client and stakeholder sentiments. it was thorough and fair and provides vital recommendations to be implemented immediately for economic recovery. i would like to call your attention to a few of the critical recommendations. supplementing the current mosconi assessments with an additional general fund allocation of at least $2.5 million to provide rental discounts to convention center clients. after july 1, 2021 at least three additional uniformed beat patrol officers per 10,000 expected event attendees dedicated to patrolling the areas around the center during the busy convention hours. the industry supports establishing a stakeholder task force for street management and tid rhinology. tourism is hit hard. these are the steps in a positive direction toward recovery. this woul

most of our beside cities with san francisco at 51 degrees currently. excuse there we go napa 38 degrees nevado at 39. well petaluma and saint lena each at 37. stay with us i have plenty more on your forecast still to come. robin sounds good. thank you john bundle up if you're heading outside it's cold out there all right we're checking in on the traffic taking a little peek at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>we're traffic continues to move well so far no problems no crashes stalls no hot spots what does that mean it's a good time to commute it's not going to stay this quiet and smooth into san francisco. this morning. so traffic is picking up a little bit but not bad at all come on in under 2 minutes for your drive time alright, let's check another bridge challis what about 92. there it is our busiest commute right now our busiest bridge. the traffic is stacking up a little bit west of the toll plaza to see the brake lights filling in on the flat section. it will loosen up for you up and over the high rise or get into foster city you're good connecting to

>>san francisco data reflects a better situation with icu capacity at 30%. the colfax says hospitalizations run 2 weeks behind cases meaning san franciscans must stay vigilant. >>only her immediate actions actions that we have been taken since taking since the beginning of this pandemic that we know work to slow the spread of the virus. those are more and important than ever before. >>and health act as the actions that are taken over the next few weeks will basically tell the story of what the next couple of months will look like in san francisco. live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, some revisions announced today in the covid-19 quarantine port protocols in santa clara county kron four's rob fladeboe has an update on that and details about the first shipments of vaccine that are expected to arrive in the south bay tomorrow. we're following the priorities that were determined by the cdc and the state clark county health officials announcing monday that the first shipment of covid-19 vaccine will arrive here sometime tuesday. >>with more

>>students in south san francisco will continue to do homeschooling this south san francisco unified school district board of trustees has voted to keep all students in distance learning until san mateo county's covid case rates return to moderate on the states color-coded tracking system. the district will now expand. it's learning hubs they hope to support students who are struggling with zoom school the hubs are set to open at the district's 2 high schools and los cerritos elementary school that's pending state approval. >>oakland schools are going to sticking with distance learning it looks like the school district recently announced that it plans to begin in person classes on january 25th but because of a surge of covid-19 cases the district now says it's going to hold off on starting the phased in approach to reopening schools. i let's get a live look at downtown san francisco are temperatures have dropped after a you know rainy weekend and sunny day city hall there. >>read it just read it was green that will be the case. >>through the 26 because of the erica caturay joining us

we have 45 in oakland, 48 in san francisco. 44 in hayward and mountain view. and also san jose. now, notice by 9:00, temperatures don't change much. mid to upper 40s. as we head into the -- or late morning hours, we start to get around 50 to 52 at 11:00. if you're heading outside for lunch you'll warm up to 53 to 58 by 1:00. and by 3:00, we're still around 55 to 58. if you're heading out this evening, by 7:00, temperatures already starting to dip below 50 degrees into the upper 40s. as far as your activity planner, man, what a great weekend to hopefully have planted some winter vegetation. it's pretty sloppy out there, but the ground is wet. mostly sunny if you're exercising. if you're working at home or learning, remote learning, it will be damp out in the yard. try to keep the kids on the pavement if you can when they take a break. we'll look at wednesday's rain coming up. right now i want to look at the morning commute and say hi, jobina. nice to see you. >> thank you. good morning. we have a high wind advisory issued for the benicia bridge. outside of that no other advisorie

today for our daytime highs along the coast are looking at 50's 58 in half moon bay 60 in south san francisco 61 in burlingame out in san 61 degrees a powwow to 58 the south bay. we're looking at upper 50's we will see an increase in our cloud cover tomorrow sun all we're looking 58 degrees 59 in walnut creek vacaville daytime highs, 57 degrees and out in the north bay temperatures pretty normal for this time of the year so in a bit we'll tell you more about that rain we can expect to see wednesday night. it's nice to see rain again here in the bay area we need it all right. thank you erica. >>still ahead on an almost a century old restaurant in san francisco permanently closing its doors. we'll take a look at just how hard the pandemic is hitting restaurants here in the bay area. >>the san francisco landmark restaurant, the cliff house announced that they're going to permanently shutter the 157 year-old establishment on december 31st kron four's maureen kelly reports on the latest loss to the city's dining scene. >>the current proprietors close the cliff house temporarily back in july but no

let's check in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in san francisco with more details era. >>rob and arya it's almost a guarantee that today we'll hear from governor newsome about southern california and san joaquin areas having to stay in that stay at home order because they still have 0 icu bed capacity left over so. >>here in the bay area though in hospitals like ucsf we're seeing overall in the bay. 9.5% of icu beds left in that's compared to 11.1% on sunday, so things are only getting worse here and they expect to only getting they're expected to only get worse because of the holiday surge. we expect to see the next 3 weeks now in the last 14 days or state has seen a 37% increase in coronavirus cases, currently we're seeing a little bit of a plot tone hospitalizations but that's something we shouldn't expect to see sticking around because again of that post-holiday surge. doctor mark mark galli california secretary uh to health and human services says the state we'll make a definitive ruling on the orders for southern california areas by today. but the bay area in north

also i here in san francisco.here are numerous spots, including at least 2 locations run by the city that you can get tested for free unfortunately i tried to get a test scheduled on tuesday and the website says that there are no tests available. the city does schedule test about 2 weeks in advance and that would mean that there are no tests available at least here in san francisco. until after christmas now there are many sites around the bay area where you can get tested. health officials advise people to contact your doctor contact your city and your county look on their web sites and you may be able to find a location where you can get a test and finally the cdc says that if you do travel once you get back, they say get another coronavirus test about 5 to 7 days after you get back and then if you can try to limit your activities for at least 10 days after your trip. but for now in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>up next the fda has approved an over the counter covid-19 test when you'll soon be ab

cerrar sus puertas y entra en vigor a las 11 50 y es hasta el 7 de enero, alemeda, conracosta, san franciscoueron los primeros en sumarse a estos esfuerzos y napa, solano y san mateo fueron los últimos, también varios condados a los alrededores del Área de la bahía como monterrey y santa cruz también entran en esta orden vamos a escuchar . >>> me ha afectado mucho porque perdí mi segundo trabajo y apenas hoy en el trabajo dónde estoy no es suficiente y todo es muy difícil . >>> este joven dice estar preocupado ante la noticia y es que en los últimos meses también se quedó si uno de los dos empleos que tenía para salir adelante económicamente, salones de uñasl. >>> gimnasios e iglesias también deben cerrar sus puertas y hoy es la última noche para cenar en restaurantes en exteriores y mañana solo operarán para llevar, ahora regreso con ustedes . >> > gracias y todo es consecuencia del mapa que tienen en pantallá tres condados hasta ayer tenían 30 por ciento de disponibilidad de uso y los otros están en zona roja y marín ya no tiene camas, y cuatro condados nos han compartido cómo soluciaonr e

i'm committed to san francisco. and our ka lino and i'm a hammy owner and points we have sur viced this panned through many changes and it's been a big part of it and i really strongly feel it's important to have small business owners representing us on the board and i want to say that in all the years we've been there it's very rare to have someone is snow by and get to know us and ask us how we're doing and ask us our needs and it's been great. i want to commend manny and support his nomination and he has gotten to know us and he stays in touch with us and he is test us and e-mailed us and calls us and asks us how we're doing and what we need and he thinks about it and thinks about all the things we need and he is gone far beyond and sometimes because of gentrification and valencia street and all the things that have happened there, it's great to hear him say to me many times do you want me to sit down with you and him so he is a definitely unity bringer to thank you for the shared space and everything you've done

and it's been a great evolution and and san francisco and streets look like in the personal of san francisco and i own a business for establishing a plan for getting federal aid to small businesses and i encourage you to look at this as an opportunity to not just delay the suffering and we need to address but to reinvent and really redefine san francisco because it's the heart and soul of san francisco to suppose tort and move forward in a positive direction and a positive outcome from this terrible pandemic. >> laurel: next caller, please. >> my name is katie gray and in a year we're not getting this security. we can't deal with anymore push back of payments or grants or loans. we need real forgiveness of our taxes and our permit fees and refund for those things and we've been the day after we got notice that we had a shut down, i was given an e-mail for more fees from the city and it's. >> thank you for your comments. operations, next caller. i believe we have four members in the queue and 34 who are listening if you'd like to provide public comment press star three. if you haven't already

i'm committed to san francisco. and our ka lino and i'm a hammy owner and points we have sur viced this panned through many changes and it's been a big part of it and i really strongly feel it's important to have small business owners representing us on the board and i want to say that in all the years we've been there it's very rare to have someone is snow by and get to know us and ask us how we're doing and ask us our needs and it's been great. i want to commend manny and support his nomination and he has gotten to know us and he stays in touch with us and he is test us and e-mailed us and calls us and asks us how we're doing and what we need and he thinks about it and thinks about all the things we need and he is gone far beyond and sometimes because of gentrification and valencia street and all the things that have happened there, it's great to hear him say to me many times do you want me to sit down with you and him so he is a definitely unity bringer to thank you for the shared space and everything you've done

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