. >> item line 8, for meeting and conferring with the san francisco association. judge walker retired and da's office have agreed upon. discussion and possible action. >> thank you, president elias, vice president and commission. i'll start off, i'm going to start high level. i know i'll anticipate a lot of questions. so i really want to start off with the major changes with mou and sergeant young blood did read that this process was mediated by retired federal judge walker. but for the public who did not keep up, i want to talk about the process because i think that is important for the people who may not know. very briefly this process was one that i reached outback in march i believe it was, to the attorney general to ask some assistance to resolve smft disputes that we were having at the time, the police department and the district attorney over some of the mou language and disagreements on how that was interpreted and mainly information that was shared and not being shared. and this was on both sides. initialed by sfpd but eventually on both sides. where the

. >> reporter: the major concern for san francisco apartment association members is the possibility of a new tax when they're still unsure about the city rebounding from the pandemic. in service call, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news . >>> contra costa county, trying to reassure voters that the election process is secure. the county tested its tabulation machine this morning, which is a state requirement. a new concern this year, election staffing software on a company called connex. the company ceo was just indicted in l.a. county on accusations of grand theft and embezzlement. contra costa county uses the same software for its poor workers but says, it's fully confident there is no issue to be concerned about. >>> election day, november 8th. of course, you can do right now. we have a special page on a website, dedicated to the upcoming election with voter guides to help you break down the key races, the measures and the props. just head to nbcbayarea.com/decision2022. >>> it's friday. the spring in jeff ranieri. he's smiling so wide. >> yeah. just about around the corner, you are a

san francisco. that, according to the associated press. t force injuries suffered by paul pelosi in this overnight attack in his home in san francisco. two people now are telling the associated press that the 82-year-old did suffer that -- those series of injuries in the attack. nancy pelosi's office says she was not in san francisco at the time of the attack. we will, of course, continue to monitor this breaking news story. >>> meanwhile, we can tell you that several democratic strategists are agonizing about political headwinds in the closing stretch of the campaign. some of them fear the election will be worse for the party than polls indicate. joining us to talk about this and other headlines is texas congresswoman veronica escobar. congresswoman, always a pleasure to see you. thank you for being with us this morning. congresswoman, i just want -- let's start with this breaking news story of paul pelosi getting attacked in his home in san francisco. just your thoughts on that. >> well, good morning, jose. i'm so -- always honored to be

without me pointing out the fwie who started fleet week the chairman of the board of san francisco fleet week associationed general mike meyer, right there. his vision brought us together in 2010. revitalized fleet week the assistance disaster responseful i also want to mention on monday just as this next monday at the golden gate park we are the return of the high school band we will have high marching bands appearing and they will compete for prize money. if you make it there. support the kidsure watch them they are energetic and it gives you hope the next generation will be fabulous. thank you to the band and instructor:it up. thank you! [applause]. [music] . >> my name is ana renzi. i'm a fire investigator for the city and county of san francisco. the job of a fire investigator is to go after the fire has been put out and to determine the origin and the cause of the fire. so we are the people who after the firefighters have come in and done their magnificent work to extinguish the fire, we go through the fire scene and we are able to find how the fire started. just showing up, being who you are can m

now the san francisco apartment association is against the measure. to deal with san francisco's housing crisis, build more housing, not punish the owners of vacant units. if you want to see some more of the issues that voters are being asked to weigh in on on the next month election go to our website. we have a section on that side dedicated to election issues. you'll see it at ktvu .com/ elections. the january 6th committee voted to subpoena former president trump about the attack on the capital last year. the committee says the former president was the central cause of the right of the capital, and they want to hear from him under oath. we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. they needed something to end with because this is the end. there's no way trump has ever actually going to testify. soon after the subpoena vote, trump posted social media messages calling the committee quote bus if he does not comply with the subpoena. the committee could ask the full house to hold him in contempt of congress and the

without me pointing out the fwie who started fleet week the chairman of the board of san francisco fleet week association retired general mike meyer, right there. his vision brought us together in 2010. revitalized fleet week the assistance disaster responseful i also want to mention on monday just as this next monday at the golden gate park we are the return of the high school band we will have high marching bands appearing and they will compete for prize money. if you make it there. support the kidsure watch them they are energetic and it gives you hope the next generation will be fabulous. thank you to the band and instructor:it up. thank you! [applause]. [music] >> [inaudible] i'm a illustrator by day and a [inaudible] composition teacher. right now i'm practice by transscribing [inaudible] that is what i have been doing the past couple years, teaching myself. california college of the arts, illustration there has really great teachers. robert hunt, vance story taught me a lot. what i'm working on is a portfolio [inaudible] riding a donkey unicorn in the process. >> my name is dawn richardson and mus

without me pointing out the fwie who started fleet week the chairman of the board of san francisco fleet week association retired general mike meyer, right there. his vision brought us together in 2010. revitalized fleet week the assistance disaster responseful i also want to mention on monday just as this next monday at the golden gate park we are the return of the high school band we will have high marching bands appearing and they will compete for prize money. if you make it there. support the kidsure watch them they are energetic and it gives you hope the next generation will be fabulous. thank you to the band and instructor:it up. thank you! [applause]. [music] >> i am iris long. we are a family business that started in san francisco chinatown by my parents who started the business in the mid 1980s. today we follow the same footsteps of my parents. we source the teas by the harvest season and style of crafting and the specific variety. we specialize in premium tea. today i still visit many of the farms we work with multigenerational farms that produce premium teas with its own natural flavors. it is

without me pointing out the fwie who started fleet week the chairman of the board of san francisco fleet week associationired general mike meyer, right there. his vision brought us together in 2010. revitalized fleet week the assistance disaster responseful i also want to mention on monday just as this next monday at the golden gate park we are the return of the high school band we will have high marching bands appearing and they will compete for prize money. if you make it there. support the kidsure watch them they are energetic and it gives you hope the next generation will be fabulous. thank you to the band and instructor:it up. thank you! [applause]. [music. >> my name is kathy mccall. i'm director of san francisco national cemetery here on the presidio of san francisco. this was designated as the first national cemetery on the west coast in 1884.however its history dates back to the 1850s along with the us army presence on the presidio itself. we have 26,300 gravesites that we maintain and thereare 32,000 individuals buried in this cemetery . the veterans who are buried here span all the war period

peace officers in investigation for the department to use in meeting and conferring with the san francisco association as required by law. >> we have the peace officers right pretty straightforward, it confirms with the police officer bill of rights. it's a two-page d g.o. and i'm going to open it up to any with questions and thefn i'm going to ask to make a motion to adopt and ask for a second. >> seeing no questions or comments. more progress in the last three months or so. [indiscernible] >> thank you, that sounds like a second, let's go to public comment and then reel take a roll call please. >> public comment regarding line item 11 press star-3 right now. president, there is no public comment. >> great can we go to vote. >> so on the motion to approve d g.o. 2.08 for meet and confer, commissioner walker. >> yes. >> commissioner walker, yes. commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto yes. commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez yes. vice president carter. >> yes. >> vice president yes. commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne yes. commissioner yee. >> yes. >> comm

>>> san francisco foodies your time is here to try your favorite restaurants and find new ones at a discounted rate. we're speaking with the executive director of golden gate restaurant association about san francisco's restaurant week coming up. >>> also coming up in our red and gold report, why the 49ers have a chance at revenge this sunday when types of restaurants are multicourse menus for brunch, lunch and dinner. joining us thomas, executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. the group mind this week long event. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. happy friday. >> yes, happy friday. a lot of people looking forward to this. how many restaurants are participating this year? >> i'm super thrilled to announce we have the highest ever. 190 signed up and so many of them are in the china town location which has been our big focus this year. >> wow, that's a lot of participation that is great to hear. so these restaurants are offering discounts for some of the multicourse meals. do most of them come out ahead in the long run even with reduced prices? >> well, you know there's always a cost to promotion. one of the things they like to do is push all the

recently the foundation awarded the san francisco public library $2 million to work with the american library association to shine a light on our best practices here in san francisco, and really help our peers in the industry learn how they can replicate the service model that we are doing here in san francisco. >> that's great. well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, mr. lambert. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, chris. that's it for this episode, we will be back shortly. you are watching san francisco rising. thanks for watching. lwv board of education. >> the league women voters we're a nonprofit organization and if you would like to support our work, please become a member or donate on our website.

without me pointing out the fwie who started fleet week the chairman of the board of san francisco fleet week association retired general mike meyer, right there. his vision brought us together in 2010. revitalized fleet week the assistance disaster responseful i also want to mention on monday just as this next monday at the golden gate park we are the return of the high school band we will have high marching bands appearing and they will compete for prize money. if you make it there. support the kidsure watch them they are energetic and it gives you hope the next generation will be fabulous. thank you to the band and instructor:it up. thank you! [applause]. [music] >> goodness, let me tell you i have been swearing in's for individuals before this is the largest crowd. she does not have free passes to the movies by the way. ir wonder why all the people are here. first of all, vehicle i'm san francisco mayor london breed it is really great to join you all to swear monty in to this new role as the director of sf phil and the san francisco film commission. i know we have a number of film commissioners in th

san francisco so much. our food and wine scene has a lot to do with why san francisco is so special. >> reporter: the golden gate restaurant association, which hosts restaurant week and the event series says many of the newest additions are small mom and pops from chinatown. lori thomas' team paid close attention. >> even the $65, $75 dinners are great deals because they come with a lot of pairings and things. so we would want to support everybody. but the financial district has been hurting, even union square has been hurting. >> reporter: fall restaurant week wraps up october 30. in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jump

. >> mark salazar, ceo of the menl health association of san francisco. > >> as we head into the of rough flu season, a significant amount significant amount of people say people say they are not planning planning to get the vaccine. a new survey from the national foundation for infectious diseases found only about half of u.s. adults plan to get a fl. that has experts sounding the a. the alarm. >> flu shots are a lot like covd shots. they are very good at keg you out of the hospital and preg you from dying. they are so-so at preventing you from getting the flu, but the key here is, keeping you out of the hospitald keeping you alive. >> health experts also say manye could be at risk of severe complications from the flu and not even realize it. >> in the winter, you might thik of the guy who has the heart attack is the guy who is shovelg his snow in the driveway. what e don't appreciate is a lot of the are actually caused by people getting the flu. it is a stress on your lungs and your heart. you have a lot of people who end who end up in the hospital because they have copd or emphysema wh

joining us is mark salaza, mark salazar, the ceo of the mel health association of san francisco. thanks for joining us evening. this is such an important topic. can you tell us tell us more about the purpose of the warm line and how does it it work? >> yeah, thanks for having me o. me on. the warm line is a nonjudgmental, peer support warm warm line. it is individuals who who identify living with their own mental health condition. anyone can call it. it is precrisis. everyone is familiarh familiar with 988. that is for e and crisis calls. the warm line is really more of a low threshd low threshold, nonjudgmental, peer to peer counseling support for anyone in california. it's not just san francisco, but anyy can call. >> anyone can call this line anytime of day and get a little support from somebody. >> yes. 24-7. they can use our online platform and we can chat. we are about to push a text option as well. >> lots of ways to access. one thing experts emphasizes the need to reduce the stigma of mental health problems and seekg and seeking treatment. why is that so important? how to

exceed 7,962,925 that's resolution 2249. 10c request approval of retroactive license with san francisco fishing association. the california nonprofit corporation for 2424 square feet of shed space and 1202 space of apron space on a month to month basis. that's resolution number 2250. >> commissioners. >> is there a motion to approve. >> there is been a motion and a second. we will take public comment. is there any public comment? please feel free to hit the mic please. is there any public comment? seeing none, jenica will provide instructions for member participants. >> thank you, president adams. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on the consent calendar. please dial star-3 if you wish to make public comment. others will wait on mute until their line is open. commented will be limited. the queue is now open, please dial star-3 if you wish to make public comment. at this time there are no members of the public on the phone wishing to make public comment. >> thank you, we have a motion and a second. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> oppo

. >> item line 8, for meeting and conferring with the san francisco association. judge walker retired and da's office have agreed upon. discussion and possible action. >> thank you, president elias, vice president and commission. i'll start off, i'm going to start high level. i know i'll anticipate a lot of questions. so i really want to start off with the major changes with mou and sergeant young blood did read that this process was mediated by retired federal judge walker. but for the public who did not keep up, i want to talk about the process because i think that is important for the people who may not know. very briefly this process was one that i reached outback in march i believe it was, to the attorney general to ask some assistance to resolve smft disputes that we were having at the time, the police department and the district attorney over some of the mou language and disagreements on how that was interpreted and mainly information that was shared and not being shared. and this was on both sides. initialed by sfpd but eventually on both sides. where the

san francisco so much. our food and wine scene has a lot to do with why san francisco is so special. >> reporter: the golden gate restaurant association, which hosts restaurant week and the event series says many of the newest additions are small mom and pops from chinatown. lori thomas' team paid close attention. >> even the $65, $75 dinners are great deals because they come with a lot of pairings and things. so we would want to support everybody. but the financial district has been hurting, even union square has been hurting. >> reporter: fall restaurant week wraps up october 30. in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops t

working with the san francisco apartment association. the golden gate restaurant association. water conversation messaging in san francisco airports. by part largest partnership this summer with the san francisco giants. advertising on the roduring games. tv drop in's if you watch in between batters break out in water conversation messaging. includes a lot of social modia digital ad. e mail blast for major league baseball. filmed public service, nounsment with the giant's mascot republican inside the park and social modia. if you were in the park you might have seen it on the main screen and all the way finding signs and the ribbon on the park as limp this including 6 in person activations we met fans at the gates with actuals if they answered a trivia question. got a rolly tile. i will say we had 3,000 high quality educational inneractions with fans it was irrelevant successful. so we set forth for ourselves 3 trackable metrics. the first was reduction of water use. 2, engagement with content this is electronic in the click and individuals to the pages on the website. and enga

it was hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association in a bid to attract votes.were questions about a wide range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat? and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container build on just intentional community and equity driven approach, and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. another big top topic was mass transit and the best way to improve transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using issue transfer. they stop using public transportation because they afraid so we got to go back to the basics. we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to improve our efficiency across this regional network, and that's got to be a square focus . we have to also increase ridership leadership from the city on regional issues is gonna be that'

candidates for mayor of oakland took part in an online forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research associationght questions on a wide range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat? and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. another big topic was mass transit and the best way to improve transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using issue transfer. they stop using public transportation because they afraid so we've got to go back to the basis we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to improve our efficiency across this regional network, and that's got to be a square focus. we have to also increase ridership leadership from the city on regional issues is going to be that's as i

major candidates for oakland mayor faced off tonight in a forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association, the candidates ignacio de la fuente , gregory hodge, trevor read, lauren taylor and shane tao were asked to share their thoughts on a range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat. and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. mass transit was another big topic tonight. the candidates were asked what considerations are most important as the bay area discusses reforming transportation. believe me. i've been told by people they stabbed using transit. they stop using public transportation because they are afraid so we've got to go back to the basics. we have to improve our economies of scale. we have to im

the next week is your opportunity to try out san francisco's best restaurants at a discount. the golden great restaurant associationicked off today. now through october 30, you can get brunch, lunch, and dinner deals for as little as $10. one market kicked off things tonight with a four course dinner on the embarcadero. 106 he restaurants are taking part. when do we eat? ama: i know. are we sitting outside for it? dan: that's true. that's the question. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya: we will sit inside, ok? outside, it will be windy and cool. you will want to be indoors. let me show you your wind alert for this weekend. gusty wind will bring down the possibility of tree limbs, loose objects like halloween decorations might get blown around. there's a possibility of a few power outages. right now, the wind is 29 miles per hour in san francisco. gusting to 24 in concord. this system is really producing precip over the pacific northwest and parts of northern california. here in the bay area, we have a lot of cloud cover. moisture getting picked up in the clouds. could be seeing a few sprinkles around

bar association, asian bar association in the country, or the barristers club of the bar association of san franciscone of the largest in the country. we need a leader right now to get us through this difficult time, and we need a leader who is independent of the mess that's honestly come out of city hall. right now. we have the homelessness, the substance use and mental health challenges. all of these originated in city hall and have gotten worse under this mayor's administration. we need independence from this to bring public safety back to our city. all right. thank you very much. the candidates for san francisco district attorney all kind enough to join us here in studio this afternoon. we really appreciate you taking the time. john hamasaki joe elliott, a varied a c and district attorney, brooke jenkins. thank you appreciate it and important conversation. we hope that all of you san francisco voters got a lot out of hearing this exchange of ideas and policies again. the election is now just two weeks away in ktvu will be covering it all leading up to election day in november. thank you again for

the home of house speaker nancy pelosi in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, and we're just now getting some new information, according to the associatedh is citing an anonymous source that says the intruder broke into speaker pelosi's home and shouted. where is nancy before assaulting her husband? paul pelosi live pictures here as the police investigation is very muchnnound early this morning someone broke into the home and quote violently assaulted her husband , paul pelosi, now to a live picture here. there's still crime scene tape. our crew has been pushed back about a block away from the speaker's home. it's important to note that house speaker nancy pelosi herself was not inside the house , but her husband, 82 year old paul pelosi, was he was attacked by the intruder. we understand police have one person in custody. we have no information on who the person who's been taken into custody is we have heard no word on a motive. but this report from the associated press just coming in who cited anonymous source that says the intruder yelled where's nancy? before attacking her husband might tell you something we expect to hear from san

reggie: san francisco state is hosting a foreign for candidates of san francisco d.a.. it is being organized by the juvenile justice providers association. it will focus on the juvenile criminal legal system. the forum is being held at the cesar chavez center. kumasi: a man who was dating laurie smith testified at her corruption trial. you may recognize his name. dan was there in san jose as gary bechtel emerged from the courtroom. he retired from a global engineering and construction from 30 years ago. he dated sherry smith -- sheriff smith three years. he is given the advisory board $750,000 and arrange construction crews to approve a gun range. he confirmed he, his son, and other relatives have received conceived carrie gann permits from the sheriff. lloyd smith is on trial for a pay to play scheme. reggie: any are struggling to make ends meet in this high inflation. second harvest -- is hosting a drive-thru food pantry event. anyone who needs help is welcome to show up. spencer: taking a look at our weather, we have a calm wind in most locations. most locations are either calm or have when speeds under 10 miles per hour. 24 hour tem

the next week is your opportunity to try out san francisco's best restaurants at a discount. the golden great restaurant associationicked off today. now through october 30, you can get brunch, lunch, and dinner deals for as little as $10. one market kicked off things tonight with a four course dinner on the embarcadero. 106 he restaurants are taking part. when do we eat? ama: i know. are we sitting outside for it? dan: that's true. that's the question. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya: we will sit inside, ok? outside, it will be windy and cool. you will want to be indoors. let me show you your wind alert for this weekend. gusty wind will bring down the possibility of tree limbs, loose objects like halloween decorations might get blown around. there's a possibility of a few power outages. right now, the wind is 29 miles gustgo this system is really prg precip over the pacific northwest and parts of northern california. here in the bay area, we have a lot of cloud cover. moisture getting picked up in the clouds. could be seeing a few sprinkles around here. don't be surprised. we have a freeze watch th

san francisco restaurant week is almost here. the weeklong event kicks off tomorrow. hosted by the golden gate restaurant associationre than 80 opentable restaurants will offer special prices on their multicourse menus. some new participants include bodega asf. dan: major drama at tonight's debate for san francisco district attorney. a chance to hear from candidates cut short. ama: plus, a passport travel hack. there is a brand-new way to skip the line if you need to renew. and this. reporter: an absolutely huge deal for the 49ers. they just traded for one of the best running backs in the entire nfl. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> are you ready for a friday morning party life? you came to the right place.

. >> senior research associate at apartment list, rob warnock, explain where san francisco stands nationally. lot of other parts of the country are now. >> and in some cases, 10, 2030%, more expensive today than they were in 2020. and san francisco's one of the few places where where that actually isn't. the case were knox's high rent prices and high mortgage rates discourages everyone for making expensive life choices. something temprano relates to homeownership isn't even a dream. it's a fantasy. you know, at this point because of how unaffordable it is. one silver lining. the experts say that rental prices drop in the winter when people shift their spending to holidays and travel. so if you're looking for a deal, you have the next few months to do so in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> san francisco unified school district held a groundbreaking ceremony today celebrating the beginning of construction on the new mission bay school. the school will include a pre k through 5th grade to elementary school and learning hub for high school students. a professional learning space for t

. >>> san francisco restaurant week is underway, it's the annual push by a local trade association todraw in diners with special deals. just in time for dinner, 190 restaurants are offering multiple course menus for brunch, lunch and dinner. organizers help people explore places at a discount or just save money at old favorites. >> we know that our restaurant community is really ready to serve people, and looking to share what they can do and this is such a good time to go out and experiment and check out places you would never go to before and get a really good deal. >> restaurant week runs through october i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on

san francisco restaurant week is almost here. the weeklong event kicks off tomorrow. hosted by the golden gate restaurant association than 80 opentable restaurants will offer special prices on their multicourse menus. some new participants include bodega asf. dan: major drama at tonight's debate for san francisco district attorney. a chance to hear from candidates cut short. ama: plus, a passport travel hack. there is a brand-new way to skip the line if you need to renew. and this. reporter: an absolutely huge deal for the 49ers. they just traded for one of the best running backs in the entire vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates for healthier-looking skin in just 14 days, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. >> are you ready for a friday morning party life? you came to the right place. michael is taking you to an hbcu tail

san francisco home. it happened early this morning just over week before midterm elections he associated press reports he was severely beaten with a hammer, paul pelosi is affected to recover. star quarterback tom brady and his wife are divorcing after 13 years of marriage. brady said they arrived at the decision equitably -- amicably and they are glad for the time they spent together. he retired last season with a temp of a buccaneers but decided to return to the team. hopes that the euro zone can stave off a recession got a boost today, germany to fight -- defied expectations by reporting another quarter of economic growth. they grew the gross domestic product by 0.3% in the quarter, momentum slowed in both france and spain. french growth went from .5% to .2%. in spain gdp rose a worse than expected .2%. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. >> let's get a check on the market, we have a big broad rally on our hands you lookin

. >> senior research associate at apartment list, rob warnock, explain where san francisco stands nationally. lot of other parts of the country are now. >> yeah. and in some cases, 10, 2030%, more expensive today than they were in 2020. and san francisco's one of the few places where where that actually isn't the case. warnock says high rent prices and high mortgage rates discourages everyone for making expensive life choices. something temprano relates to homeownership isn't even a dream. it's a fantasy. you know, at this point because of how unaffordable it is. one silver lining. the experts say that rental prices drop in the winter when people shift their spending to holidays and travel. so if you're looking for a deal, you have the next few months to do so in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> with halloween right around the corner. it's monday. candy is a little more expensive. people are finding out. that is because sugar manufactures are paying more to meet the high demand of the holiday season and to combat. yes inflation, the latest from the consumer price index says the co

using a combination of census data and their own. >> senior research associate at apartment list, rob warnock, explain where san francisco stands nationally. lot of other parts of the country are now. >> and in some cases, 10, 2030%, more expensive today than they were in 2020. and san francisco's one of the few places where where that actually isn't the case. warnock says high rent prices and high mortgage rates discourages everyone for making expensive life choices. something temprano relates to homeownership isn't even a dream. it's a fantasy. you know, at this point because of how unaffordable it is. one silver lining. the experts say that rental prices drop in the winter when people shift their spending to holidays and travel. so if you're looking for a deal, you have the next few months to do so in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> and we will continue to cover of the very latest with the attack of paul pelosi this morning. coming up after the break. stay with us. it is a 21. we'll be back momentarily. when we make decisions to better ourselves, we can better the forests, too. like using products made fro

san francisco home. it happened early this morning just over week before midterm elections he associated press reports heeverely beaten with a hammer, paul pelosi is affected to recover. star quarterback tom brady and his wife are divorcing after 13 years of marriage. brady said they arrived at the decision

faculty and student leadership organizations at san francisco city college and san francisco state university. ocii also outreaches to local trades association for black architecture. summer 2023 applications open in february of 2023 and will be available on ocii website and hand shake a widely used student employment online plat form. as the primary contract for the training program, interested applicants may contact me directly for program updates and information about the upcoming recruitment cycle. today we also have two program fellows who formally attended city college and currently work with us to help administer the program. we have (inaudible) and andy anderson. i want to acknowledge they are present and shabon is going to offer a few words about his experience with the training program. thank you. >> shabon, if you are present. >> yes, can you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you. hi, everyone, good afternoon commissioners and everyone present at the meeting. i'm studying architecture at uc berkeley and been with ocii and the summer program for three years doing summer internship. i have interned at 4 different firms so far and this summe

the next week is your opportunity to try out some of san francisco's best restaurants at a discount. the golden gate restaurant association'srant week kicked off on friday and runs through october 30. you can get brunch, lunch and dinner deals for as little as $10 in some locations. one market kicked off a four chef, four course offering. 5800 pg&e customers and 13 counties got their power shut off. the utility will possibly implement a public safety power shut off due to high winds. sonoma county and napa county are included. just 85 customers in napa and three in sonoma could be affected. pg&e meteorologists will continue to monitor conditions. we will keep you updated with any new information. lisa, we really need some rain because it is pretty windy out there and that is not so good for the fire danger. lisa: this is on the heels of a cold front moving through the bay area. that has brought some mist and drizzle to the coast. we are already seeing winds gusting to over 20 miles per hour for oakland, san francisco. there is all the cloud cover. the precip is well to the east of us. lake tahoe reporting light rain last ho

san francisco beautiful. president fisherman's wharf. melissa marketing in james town. did i mention lily representing the chinatown merchants association. i see mandy hall as well. karen sly, thank you for being here as well. and no pivot to our male allies. i see rodney baum here from the chamber waving. we have jeff tomlin director of transportation. i often see alex bastion hiding there. thank you for being here. roger maranka, where are you? hi, roger. local 258. randall spot. the executive director 069 fisherman's wharf. david louis, i saw him here earlier. the general manager offer the hyatt hotel. without further ado, i want to welcome a very special guest, someone who really needs no introduction, but what is important is is this san francisco native understands and loves or cable cars. she is someone who is fight the fight every day for our city as we come out of a very difficult time. we're super fortunate to have here today to acknowledge this day. i want to welcome our mayor, london breed company. >> hello. which one is the microphoner in? okay. i know they're all mine row phones -- microphones but only one where you can he

major critical incident eval wailgz notification for meeting and conferring with the san francisco police officer association required by law. discussion and possible action. >> thank you. thank you sergeant youngblood. 8.o1 is a collaborative effort by the department and department of police accountability had a huge part revising the dgo. i want to highlight some of the changes and as the title reads the major critical incident evaluation and notifications deals with that issue. major incident said and requirements to notify and requirement what officer supervisors and commander officers do at the scene. a few highlights, the responding units there are questions from the commission on some of the critical incidents about who is in charge, how do we know who is in charge and designate- >> sorry chief. i think we went over this last week and put it over because you want today make the one change when you made and posted. not to cut off but want to save you time because commissioner byrne asked to put it over to publish it and we did to the public so i think nothing changed since that time, right? >> that is