go. >> here's the hoarder. >> reporter: in the last few months, the people who live at the san francisco bayviewehicle triage center say their lives have been turned upside down. >> 100%. total, like an earthquake. >> reporter: aaron wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he's been under. he's lived in the safe parking site since march 2024, the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power, nearly three years after opening. a 2023 budget analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing explained to bay city news why they're shutting down the facility, citing costly infrastructure issues, lease renewal issues, and difficulties understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said, quote, i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something's not working, you're supposed to end it and move on. like we don't want to just keep doing something that has demonstrated tha

crime. >> reporter friend got stabbed on the t train. >> this is what part of third street in san francisco's bayview district looked like late tuesday afternoon, after there was violence on a muni light rail train and a female was stabbed. the audio you're listening to comes from police scanner traffic. >> to third and carroll, third and carroll. they're stopping multiple trains now. the victim is stabbed multiple times in the back of the neck. >> paramedics then clarified the female's injuries. >> have wound to the neck. several to the arm. >> san francisco police say the victim was taken to the hospital and her injuries are life threatening. officers say they were given suspect descriptions by witnesses and after a brief foot pursuit, were able to detain two people as to the circumstances behind what happened. police haven't said. san francisco police data compiled by the sfmta shows total assaults on muni went from 32in 2021 to 40 3 in 20 22 to 40 8 in 2023, and then dropped slightly to 47 in 2024. this stabbing case backed up traffic and light rail trains for some time tuesday night, but everyth

. >> reporter: in the last few months the people who live at the san francisco bayview vehicle triage center say their lives have been turned upside down. >> 100% i mean total, like an earthquake. >> reporter: aaron wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he's been under. he's lived in the safe parking site since march 2024. the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power, nearly three years after opening. a 2023 budget analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing explained to bay city news why they're shutting down the facility, citing costly infrastructure issues, lease renewal issues, and difficulties understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said, "i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something's not working, you're supposed to end it and move on like we don't want to just keep doing something that has demonstrated that it's not wor

crime. >> reporter friend got stabbed on the t train. >> this is what part of third street in san francisco's bayview district looked like late tuesday afternoon, after there was violence on a muni light rail train and a female was stabbed. the audio you're listening to comes from police scanner traffic. >> to third and carroll, third and carroll. they're stopping multiple trains now. the victim is stabbed multiple times in the back of the neck. >> paramedics then clarified the female's injuries. >> have wound to the neck. several to the arm. >> san francisco police say the victim was taken to the hospital and her injuries are life threatening. officers say they were given suspect descriptions by witnesses and after a brief foot pursuit, were able to detain two people as to the circumstances behind what happened. police haven't said. san francisco police data compiled by the sfmta shows total assaults on muni went from 32in 2021 to 40 3 in 20 22 to 40 8 in 2023, and then dropped slightly to 47 in 2024. this stabbing case backed up traffic and light rail trains for some time tuesday night, but everyth

. >> in the last few months, the people who live at the san francisco bayview vehicle triage center sayhave been turned upside down. >> 100%. like an earthquake. >> and wilson was emotional when he described the stress he has been under, he has lived in a safe parking site since march 2024. the closure was announced in december after officials connected reliable power nearly 3 years after opening. a budget analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing explain why they are shutting down over costly infrastructure, lease renewal issues and difficulty understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something is not working you're supposed to end it and move on. we don't want to keep doing something that has demonstrated it is not working, people living in their vehicles have been offered housing but not all have accepted, but wilson did still he does not know what to do with his rv. >> they denied me, they

san francisco. on gilman avenue in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. there are several rvs now parked out on the street. they all settled here yesterday afternoon. that's when they were evicted from the city run safe rv park where they had been staying. every resident i talked with whose rv is now out here, tells me they had been promised they could stay in the park until the permanent housing they had been promised was ready. but that all changed yesterday. they rounded everybody up. they told everybody everything's getting locked up at 5:00 and threw us out. they said the sheriff's coming. melissa carter says she and her husband are looking forward to moving into city housing, but their place won't be ready for another three weeks. till then, they're out on the street. ramona mahan is waiting for a leased space at another park to open up. how do you think the city handled this yesterday? horrifically. people were very pressured. she acknowledges the park operators had warned the city planned to close the safe rv park months ago, but she says she was

to go. >> here is the order. >> reporter: in the last few months the people who live at the san francisco bayview trio center say their lives have been turned upside down . >> 100% . total. like an earthquake. >> reporter: darren wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he has been under. he has lived in the safe parking site since march 2024 . the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power. nearly 3 years after opening 2023 budget analysis report, estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing explained to bay city news why they are shutting down the facility. exciting costly infrastructure issues, lease renewal issues and difficulties understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said, quote, i think that is what government is supposed to do. if something is not working, you're supposed to end it and move on. like, we don't want to just keep doing something that is demonstrated it is

san francisco. ktvu christien kafton reports from the fillmore, with more on the festivities. >> in san francisco's bayviewardi gras parade got underway from the southeast community center, weaving its way along third street to gumbo social. >> where i'm from louisiana, and i grew up with mardi gras. >> reverend ishmael burch helped organize the day's festivities and says it's a tradition he hopes grows in san francisco. >> it's growing, and it's a time for celebration, people. it's a have a religious ritual to it also. so it's a part of the church. >> mardi gras marks the last day before the 40 day season of lent, a time of personal sacrifice and self-discipline leading up to easter. while many have left their hearts in san francisco, this mardi gras new orleans style jazz is filling the air. >> we celebrate our heritage and our history and our legacies, right? so it's a big deal for fat tuesday, mardi gras, and this is mardi gras in san francisco. >> community members said. coming out and watching the parade roll through town was a delight. >> it's lovely because we never had it before and it should be m

[music] in san francisco's bayview district, the mardi gras parade got underway from the southeast community weaving its way along third street to gumbo social. >> where i'm from louisiana, and i grew up with mardi gras. >> reverend ishmael burch helped organize the day's festivities and says it's a tradition he hopes grows in san francisco. >> it's growing, and it's a time for celebration, people. it's a have a religious ritual to it also. so it's a part of the church. [music] >> mardi gras marks the last day before the 40 day season of lent, a time of personal sacrifice and self-discipline leading up to easter. while many have left their hearts in san francisco, this mardi gras new orleans style jazz is filling the air. >> we celebrate our heritage and our history and our legacies. right? so it's a big deal for fat tuesday, mardi gras, and this is mardi gras in san francisco. >> community members said. coming out and watching the parade roll through town was a delight. >> it's lovely because we never had it before and it should be more parades and, you know, things to do for the mardi gras

rain at night. 48 the parking site that used to house rv's by owned by unhoused in san francisco's bayview now closed. so the bayview triage center as it was called was located there candlestick point state recreation area. provided the unhoused with at least a safe place to park and it had health and wellness services there. it was meant to be a temporary stay for unhoused people who could then move on to more permanent housing. however, a lack of electricity at that site and some other restrictions sort of made it undesirable for people to use it. the coalition on homelessness released a statement saying, quote, while the coalition on homelessness applauds the upcoming expansion of 20 safe parking slots at the gerald common sight, san francisco must take every opportunity to expand and diversify its shelter capacity, ensuring that everyone has a safe and secure place to live. a federal judge has denied elon musk's request for an injunction to block openai from converting to a for-profit company. u.s. district judge yvonne gonzalez rogers ruled that musk had not shown a strong case for su

. >> today is the deadline for people to vacate a soon to be closed rv site in san francisco's bayview district. sky seven was overhead of the bayview vehicle triage center, where, as you can see, there are still several dozen rvs parked at that site. it's been a safe space for people living in vehicles, but has faced issues from the start like flooding, rats and lack of electricity. the city's decision to close the site came just weeks after millions of dollars and years of effort to hook up permanent power were finally successful, and sweeps of homeless camps have become more common since last year's supreme court ruling. >> but critics say a shortage of housing and concerns about safety in shelters makes it harder for the unhoused to survive. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains why san jose has opted to take a different approach when tackling homelessness, and how it's working in comparison to. >> truckload after truckload filled with belongings of unhoused residents living near coyote creek in san jose. the latest encampment sweep by city crews left advocate sean cart

outreach or outreach included the small business exchange newspapers, the sun reporter and the san francisco bayview newspaper. osha's website at the city's big bids and contracts website and the city's weekly business newsletter. >> we also had or complaint staff directly reach out to 24 species. they were all landscaping sb firms registered in the cities to be down to base as additional species registered on previous oci are a piece the oci staff evaluation plan interviewed and scored each proposal based on qualifications, experience and budget criteria specified in the rfp. broken associates received the highest score and we are here today recommending that we enter into a contract with them . >> the contract will be a three year contract and then the executive director will have the option to extend it for an additional three years. so if if extended this contract will go through february 28th, 2031. >> the scope of services includes the recurring maintenance and ordinary repairs typical for maintenance activities and plantings in the plaza furniture, trash and litter removal paving and the main

interesting about his murder is that a witness who was there and the witness wrote a letter to the san francisco bayview which is a newspaper in bay area you know about what he saw and the witness he describes how and i'm quoting hugo's eyes were wide open as he took his breath and he basically is describing how he can't get the image out of his head of seeing this and seeing his eyes be open. and so jason weaver and whalen, two associates of the aryan brotherhood, they they stabbed hugo pannell to death on august 12th, 2015. and fulfilling a near 50 year prophecy. the aryan brotherhood had lay in wait, issuing a death notice for hugo ever since that day on august 21st, 1971, when two of their members perished attempting to prevent george jackson's escape from san quentin and corrections officials knew this. some claim knew it because it was hugo's file like in his files, his entire incarceration history. others claim they knew it because they helped issue it. and so his family filed shortly his murder. his family files a, wrongful death suit, claiming the department of corrections is playing role becau

outreach or outreach included the small business exchange newspapers, the sun reporter and the san francisco bayview newspaper. osha's website at the city's big bids and contracts website and the city's weekly business newsletter. >> we also had or complaint staff directly reach out to 24 species. they were all landscaping sb firms registered in the cities to be down to base as additional species registered on previous oci are a piece the oci staff evaluation plan interviewed and scored each proposal based on qualifications, experience and budget criteria specified in the rfp. broken associates received the highest score and we are here today recommending that we enter into a contract with them . >> the contract will be a three year contract and then the executive director will have the option to extend it for an additional three years. so if if extended this contract will go through february 28th, 2031. >> the scope of services includes the recurring maintenance and ordinary repairs typical for maintenance activities and plantings in the plaza furniture, trash and litter removal paving and the main

around the country celebrated mardi gras, including a lot of people here in the bay area in san francisco's bayviewt the southeast community center and then traveled along third street to gumbo social. organizers say watching the parade roll through the city was a great thing to see, and they hope the tradition continues to grow. in san francisco. >> we celebrate our heritage and our history and our legacies, right? so it's a big deal for fat tuesday, mardi gras, and this is mardi gras in san francisco. >> it's lovely because we never had it before. and it should be more parades and, you know, things to do for the mardi gras. >> and the mission also held several events celebrating fat tuesday, including music and lots of food. >> the marin women's hall of fame inducted the 2025 class. marin county recognized five women who have helped create progress. they are chantelle walker, a managing partner at kaiser ventures. doctor jean shinoda bolen is an author, psychiatrist, and activist. judy arnold, a former marin county supervisor. maria del socorro romo is the executive director of west marin communi

san francisco was very important to me. not only just the black community, but all the communities of the color in district 10 from bayview hunter point to potrero hill to visitation valley to dog patch to little hollywood. [music] my family originally migrated from louisiana and they came in settled in san francisco. my grand father worked on the ship yard, i had great uncles and aunts who worked thin shipyard or did domestic work for families here in san francisco. most of my entire life it was my mother and i. i was raised by a single mom, single apparent. parent. we lived with imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haight. it was important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my

. >> a woman was stabbed on a muni train in san francisco's bayview district.ppened near carol avenue and third street just after 5.30 last night. police arrived to find the woman suffering from life threatening stab wounds. witnesses told police they saw two people running away. police detained them after a short chase. bus service was delayed for a time. citizen video here shows cars backed up as police were on the scene. service returned to normal just after 6 p.m. >> both canada and the european union are imposing new trade actions this morning in retaliation to president trump's tariffs. canada will announce more than $20 billion in levies. the european union will add new fees on american industrial and farm projects in response to president trump's increasing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 25%. the eu is also targeting the president's political base, as the tariffs will include american beef, poultry and whiskey, which come primarily from republican states such as alabama, georgia and kentucky. california is going after tech companies suspected

parking site used to house rv's used by the unhoused in the san francisco is bayview neighborhood is now closed. the bay view triage center as it was called was located at the candlestick point state recreation area and it provided the unhoused with safe parking spaces, including health and wellness services. it was meant to be a temporary stay for unhoused people to then move into more permanent housing. however, a lack of electricity at that site and other restrictions had actually to toured some people from using it altogether. the coalition of homelessness released a statement saying, quote, while the coalition on homelessness applauds the upcoming expansion of 20 safe parking spots at the gerald common sight, san francisco must take every opportunity to expand and diversify its shelter capacity, ensuring that everyone has a safe and secure place to live quote, it's 709, and vta workers are not going to go on strike, at least not for now. >> the transit agency and the union are still negotiating even though they haven't come to an agreement. the union represents 1500 vta employee

. >>> in san francisco, dozens of people in the bayview, vehicle triage center are being told to leave. as the city offers an ultimatum, accept an offer or alternative housing or vacate the area by tomorrow. wilson took the deal, but is wondering what will happen to his rv? >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me. this is the so-called caseworkers. they said no, we're not giving it to you. you need to figure it out yourself. >> we asked the city if people will be able to get with help with their broken down vehicles, but we have not heard back. >>> with boots on the ground and planes in the air. >> leaders from nearly 20 european countries are meeting today to discuss peace in ukraine. details from that summit right after the break. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪) >>> welcome b

back in 1969, san francisco boxer, jimmy lester. notice the bayview blaster was training for a match against tito marshall kron. 4 was there to catch him practices skills before he stepped into the ring inside. what's now known as the bill graham civic auditorium last year went on to win the fight by technical knockout during his boxing career. he was twice ranked at number 2 and got his fighting style from his dad who was known jimmy top row. allen. last year, though, passed away in 2006. coming up next in sports, we that some major moves all around the nfdathe raiders. >> in a trade for a quarterback. ross has details quarterback. ross has details on that. coming i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from ou

for resolution number 120 7-2007 redevelopment agency of the senate of the city of county of san francisco bayview hanna's point employment and contract and policy pace two number two hiring goals a constructive workforce hiring goal number one employment and contract and policy has a goal that supposed to be supposed to be 50% of construction workforce hires for east trade be qualified bva spe residents and then san francisco residents with first consideration to the b v h p residents. >> we've been let down. we have now got no compliance. we are here to support but we also want to be recognized. we are the community contractors and we want to make sure that we are included and not excluded because we want to build help build san francisco also. >> thank you. thank you. >> okay you can come on up. >> hi my name is lasagna. mansfield. mansfield. mansfield but more so native born and raised in san francisco and parents migrated from texas it really listening to their story really upset me . i thank you ms.. brackett for their for your assistance but i would like to put on record a direct request fo

bayview. el único estacionamiento seguro en san francisco es que el centro inauguró en 2022.urre después de que la ciudad gastó millones de dólares para el estacionamiento de 35 plazas, el cual acababa de ser equipado con electricidad, lluvia, viento esta mañana. cierto. y esta noche? pues bastante frío para algunos, pero el alto oleaje. mire, usted continuó sin ningún problema y estamos viendo cómo las olas pegaban. esto es en pacifica esta tarde, al grado que salpicaban la barandilla. y aunque debemos mencionar que en capitola la playa reabrió este domingo, el fuerte oleaje de ayer provocó varios rescates, según las autoridades, obligando a los socorristas a cerrar dicha playa. marcelo rivera estás ya con nosotros? cómo marchan las cosas a esta hora de la noche? bueno, césar todavía está peligroso el mar. de hecho, tenemos una advertencia por fuerte y alto oleaje en vigor hasta mañana. y es que estuvo pasando un frente frío que aparte de esas lluvias que trajo, que fueron limitadas en la bahía, pero numerosas en el valle central, también trajo fuerte viento en parte de la c

. >>> on the other side of the coin, san francisco is getting rid of its safe parking site in the bayview hunters point neighborhood. the city offered people living there an ultimatum. either accept alternative housing or move your vehicles by today. the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power nearly three years after opening. a 2023 budget analyst report estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be at $140,000 per year. aaron wilson took the deal, doesn't know what to do with his rv. if wilson does not move the rv, it may be towed to an impound lot. >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me, bayview hunters point foundation, the so-called caseworkers. they said no. you have to figure it out yourself. >> wilson said he was told when he moved there a year ago the city would provide services to get his vehicle fixed and get him on his feet. he claims they never did what they promised. the city tells us it's working to address some of the issues. they say everyone at the site was offered permanent housing, renta

from data to kind of a human story and this is a story about deja wilson who is a san francisco native native of the bayview and when she was ready to start a career she had godparent that were in the trades and they introduced her to the idea of working in construction and it was through her godparents and the trades in that work with the unions that she was introduced to programs and products and opportunities that the puc runs to reduce barriers for local workers to get on puc projects to try to help them land on and find work on policy projects. and it was through that work that she was able to land on a piece see project appeal covered project and over time she actually became an employee of the san francisco public utilities commission so she transitioned from being a worker on our projects as an outside employee and actually now she works for the puc and she also was so inspired by her opportunities on puc projects in safety roles that she went back and got a bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety as a way of sort of you know, really chasing her her interest. and so i think not that ever

san francisco native. i grew up in the western addition and also the bayview and it's a complete honor to be here today asa 1250 recruiter for the sfp. see we focus on essentially revitalizing the way that we go about recruiting, right? i think that the status quo with the city and especially p c is that we're a little bit behind when it comes to getting hired or my application wasn't viewed etc. right. but there's a piece missing where we are trying to communicate with the individuals that are applying that there's a successful way and there is a journey along the process where you can build skills and also match what we call the minimum qualifications when we're moving forward in the pipeline. so we've engaged with local community colleges like city college skyline and then the universities as far as s.f. state along with uc berkeley where we just did a information session for students that are you know, coming out into the job force and seeking employment especially with the city and county because we still do have a great reputation and it's it's very it's a very good experience to be in front of thos

. >> san francisco is impact on my chinese csiness >> i'm the founder of joe-joe. i'm a san francisco based chinese artist. i grew up in the bayview district. i am from china i started at an early age i started at age of 10 my grandfather my biggest inspiration. and i have followed with my traditional art teacher in china:i host educational workshops at the museum and local library. and i also provide chinese writing in public middle school and that way i hold more people fall in love with the beautiful of our chinese calligraphy. it is a part of our heritage. and so we need to keep this culture alive. hand writing is necessary field that needs to be preserved generation toieneration. this art form is fading away. but since covid i have been very dedicated to this art and■ i hoe that my passions and serving this art form. there are many stores and shopping centers and companies that are interested in chinese cal iing ravi. i feel motivated to my passion for chinese calligraphy in today's world. so people can always enjoy the beauty of chinese calligraphy, from time to time i have a choice to traditional chinese calligraphy to make

the stopped t train is in the bayview district on third street by carroll avenue. we're asking san francisco police about the victim's injuries and the status of the suspects. we will keep you up to date. >> the race for california governor just got even bigger today. former congresswoman katie porter officially threw her hat in the ring. she joins a very crowded field of politicians hoping to replace gavin newsom when he turns out in 2026. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden is in the newsroom with the details on this. monica. >> good evening. dan. this all depends on the kamala factor. last week, abc news learned that former vice president kamala harris is still considering another presidential run in 2028, but she has not ruled out a gubernatorial run in her home state, something that politicos predict could have a clearing effect in the democratic field. >> what california needs now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of grit. >> former congresswoman katie porter has entered the chat. >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> in a tuesday campaign launch, the orange c

san francisco was very important to me. not only just the black community, but all the communities of the color in district 10 from bayview huntero hill to visitation valley to dog patch to little hollywood. [music] my family originally migrated from louisiana and they came in settled in san francisco. my grand father worked on the ship yard, i had great uncles and aunts who worked thin shipyard or did domestic work for families here in san francisco. most of my entire life it was my mother and i. i was raised by a single mom, single apparent. parent. we lived with imy grand futher and potrero hill and spent early time in san francisco and spnt time living in the haight. it was important to me to become the supervisor of district 10 for so many different reasons. one is the place where i'm originally from, the place where i actually had my biggest opportunity after graduating from college coming and working as executive director of young community developer jz having the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors and be able to effect policy, effect change in the very community where my family is from. >> my name is kelly,

plumbing dc williams developer sterling framers these are all people that's from the san francisco that live and drive in bayview and some live in west in addition that's out of work so how can we prove that we actually have facts when i'm telling you and i we work we meet every tuesday and say that we out of work that's not the truth that we're coming out and getting o.c. i don't know where you got your facts from but i challenge you to the fact that we are not working. >> thank you for mr. james thank you, mr. williams. oscar james again, i'd like to ditto on with mr. williams just spoken on none of the contractors in our area are receiving these contracts. i don't know where these minority contractors are coming from but they're sure not coming from my communities. so i just want you to guys keep that in mind and hope that whatever goes this forward that we become a part of the development. so i oy brother william said we live, we work, we grew up in that community and if we don't benefit in that community should nobody else benefit in the community? >> thank you very much. thank you mr. james any other membe

san francisco native. i grew up in the western addition and also the bayview and it's a complete honor to be here today as a 1250 recruiter for the sfp. see we focus on essentially revitalizing the way that we go about recruiting, right? i think that the status quo with the city and especially p c is that we're a little bit behind when it comes to getting hired or my application wasn't viewed etc. right. but there's a piece missing where we are trying to communicate with the individuals that are applying that there's a successful way and there is a journey along the process where you can build skills and also match what we call the minimum qualifications when we're moving forward in the pipeline. so we've engaged with local community colleges like city college skyline and then the universities as far as s.f. state along with uc berkeley where we just did a information session for students that are you know, coming out into the job force and seeking employment especially with the city and county because we still doputation and it's it's y it's a very good experience to be in front of those individuals when

dave's b >> and jamie lester, the san francisco native and relentless middleweight boxer known as the bayview blaster training for a big match. 57 years ago today. >> kron 4 was there to catch luster practices skills in 1969. before he took on tito marshall at the marina other hacks accuse me. the arena now known as the bill graham civic auditorium. let's turn went on to win the 5 by a technical knockout. he passed away in 2006 during his boxing career. he was twice ranked at number 2 and got his fighting style from is dead. jimmy top row allen. take a look at this the county regional parks shared this video of a mountain lion enjoying the sun after swimming across the mark, west creek mountain lions are native to the bay area. and a reminder if you come across one state, call back away slowly contact your local wildlife office. all right. on that note, let's check in now with bill for a look at your weather. >> yeah, it's been a really nice out. there has been it and you can expect that throughout the weekend. so here's your seven-day outlook. very nice temperatures in the upper 60's and the

parking site used to house rv's used by the unhoused in san francisco bay view neighborhood is now closed. so the bayview triage center located at the campus point state recreation area and provided the unhoused with safe parking spaces, including health and wellness services. it was meant to be a temporary stay for unhoused people to then move into housing. however, a lack of electricity at that site and other restrictions deterred some people from using it. the coalition of homelessness released a statement saying, quote, while the coalition on homelessness applauds the upcoming expansion of 20 safe parking slots at the gerald common sight, san francisco must take every opportunity to expand and diversify its shelter capacity, ensuring that everybody has a safe and secure place to live and quote, time now 6, 0, a vta workers are not going to go on itrike, at least for now. >> the transit agency and the union representing 1500 vta employees. >> that includes the bus and light rail drivers, mechanics, customer service reps. they failed to reach a deal by the midnight deadline. they have another meeting s

what parking site used to house rv's used by the unhoused in san francisco bay view neighborhood is now closed. so the bayview triage center which was located at the candlestick point state recreation area provided the unhoused with safe parking spaces until including health and wellness services. it was meant to be a temporary stay for the un house until moved on to more permanent housing. however, a lack of electricity at that site and other restrictions. didn't make it appealing for a lot of people to use the coalition on homelessness released a statement saying, quote, while the coalition on homelessness applauds the upcoming expansion of 20 safe parking slots at the gerald common sight, san francisco must take every opportunity to expand and diversify its shelter capacity, ensuring that everybody has safe and secure place to live. >> it's 809, and you can ride vta. the workers are not going to be going on strike at least for now the transit agency and the union are at odds over new contract. the union represents 1500 vta employees including bus and light rail drivers, mechanics and customer service reps

san francisco. a woman stabbed on muni. it happened just before 540 in the area of carol avenue and third street in the bayview.icers say they found a woman suffering from stab wounds. they say her injuries are life threatening. witnesses told officers the suspects ran down nearby egbert avenue. officers pursued them and detained two people. they are now investigating. and also developing in livermore a shooting that could be a case of road rage. livermore police say a man was shot and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the shooting happened around five tonight near north vasco road and dalton avenue. police are not releasing many details at this hour, but they say there is no known threat to the public. well, new tariffs arnow in effect. it's a move that threatens to drive up prices of consumer and industrial goods for americans. at midnight east coast time, u.s. tariffs on all sel and aluminum imports hit 25%. the run up to the tariff deadline came with some drama today, as the president threatened canada with doubling the tariffs to 5,050%, that is, on its steel and aluminum exports to the u.s

to points in san francisco such as ucsf grocery stores and community services and things that are not readily available on treasure island. the service will be modeled on sfm ta's bayview shuttle service which launched this past november and has proven very popular. the second project is a free on island shuttle serving treasure island and yerba buena island. this service can take riders to destinations around the islands including the ferry terminal. the new parks on your boat bueno and the sailing center that are a little more difficult to access. >> the third is the enhanced muni service on the t5 line which serves treasure island and the procurement of an additional battery electric bus for use on a 25 line. that project will be delivered by s.f. mta. the program includes the construction of electric charging infrastructure at the treasure island ferry terminal. this facilitates the transition from the diesel service that is currently operating on an interim basis to fully electric and this project will be delivered by rita will expand the bay wheels bike share system to treasure island and our project also includes memberships for residents and workers on the isla

san francisco. sucedió justo antes de las 5,40 de la tarde en la zona de la avenida carroll y la calle tercera en bayviewna noche anteriormente y vaya a matar, a quitarle la vida. una persona que va a trabajar huérfanos. así quedaron 2 niños tras perder a su madre en un aparatoso accidente en concord, la familia envió un contundente mensaje a la comunidad y una ciudad al sur de la bahía quiere ponerle un alto a la renta ilegal de casas rodantes. le va a sorprender porque tienen en la mira a los propietarios. niños hoy en día tienen la la cabecita llena de de cosasas que son m mentiras y tiktok lanza nuevos mecanismos que podrían ayudar a los padres de familia. le vamos a decir en qué. la comisión de seguros del senado de california realizará una audiencia informativa sobre una audiencia informativa sobre el mercado de seguros en yo quiero a su hija so munch. ¿dijiste munch? ¡pues sí! Él piensa so munch en mi nueva big smashed jack, con más del doble de carne que una big mac. la amo... pide mi nueva big smashed jack y so munch more. ¡bienvenidos a jack in the box! ¿saben qué voy a hacer esta noche? ¡voy a

island to places in san francisco such as ucsf, larger grocery stores and community services that are not readily available on treasure island. the service will be modeled on s.f. mts bayviewshuttle bayview shuttle pilot project which launched this past november and has proven very popular. the second project is a free on demand shuttle serving treasure island at nearby queen island. this service will take riders to destinations including the ferry terminal new parks on your way to the sailing center. third, the grant funds enhanced muni service on the 25 line and procurement of an additional battery electric bus for that line, s.f. mta is responsible for that project. the program includes construction of electric charging infrastructure at the church treasure island ferry terminal which facilitates the transition from interim diesel ferry service to fully electric service. that project will be delivered by rita will expand the bay wheels bike share system to treasure island and the project also includes memberships for residents and workers on the island during that grant period. finally one treasure island will launch and operate the transportation resource center which

san francisco. that's what is important about it to me. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championsh

san francisco. esto sucedió el día de ayer, justo antes de las 17:40 de la tarde en la zona de la avenida carl y la calle 3 en bayview detenido a 2 personas que están siendo investigadas. la policía de fresno busca a 2 sospechosos captados en video de vigilancia robando herramientas valoradas en 2.000 $ de una residencia. todo ocurrió cerca de sherman avenue y fremont avenue el pasado 5 de marzo, poco antes de las 14:00 de la tarde. ambos huyeron a pie con los objetos robados. las autoridades piden la ayuda de la comunidad llamando si tiene información sobre los sospechosos y podría recibir una recompensa. son las 12 y 9 y nos vamos a nuestra primera pausa. y al regresar en fresno. una nueva ayuda para compradores de vivienda podría ofrecerles hasta .0 $. les vamo2500s nosotros, los miembros de la junta escolar de oakland votarán esta noche sobre los recortes presupuestarios aprobados el mes pasado. estos recortes incluyen hasta 150 despidos. el distrito enfrenta un déficit de cerca de 100 millones de dólares y la disminución de inscripciones de alumnos. los avisos se deben enviar antes del 15 de este mes. padres del

san francisco. we're learning a woman was stabbed on board a muni train this evening. it happened just before 540 in the area of carol avenue and third street in the bayview. officers arrived and found a woman suffering from stab wounds. she was taken to the hospital. they say her injuries are life threatening. witnesses told officers that the suspect ran down nearby egbert avenue. officers pursued the suspect and detained two people for investigation. this is still a very active scene. we will be following the latest throughout the night. and we're following a breaking situation in the east bay. livermore police now investigating a possible road rage shooting. it happened near north vasco road and dalton avenue, not far from the garaventa wetlands. police say one person was shot and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. there is no current threat in the area, but there are traffic issues and livermore pd is continuing to investigate. and we're also tracking a series of incoming storms. the first bands of rain expected to reach us in just a few hours. you can see it right here on the satellite radar behind me. all that green that's headed towa

bayview hunters point neighborhood. our amanda hari found that plenty of people don't know what to do next. >>>>here is the hoarder. in the last few. months, the. people who live at the san francisco. bay view vehicle triage center say their lives have been turned upside down 100%. i mean, total, like an earthquake. aaron wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he's been under. he's lived in the safe parking site since march 2024. the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power. nearly three years after opening a 2023 budget, analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing, explained to bay city news why they're shutting down the facility, citing costly infrastructure issues, lease renewal issues and difficulties understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles, she said, quote, i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something's not working, you're supposed to end it and move on. like, we don't want to just keep doing something that has demonstrated