. >> the san francisco carbon fund was started in 2009. it's basically legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for the city of san francisco. they passed legislation that said okay, 13% of the cost of the city air travel is going to go into a fund and we're going to use the money in that fund to do local projects that are going to mitigate and sequester greenhouse gas emission. the grants that we're giving, they're anywhere from 15,000 to, say, $80,000 for a two year grant. i'm shawn rosenmoss. i'm the development of community partnerships and carbon fund for the san francisco department of environment. we have an advisory committee that meets once or twice a year to talk about, okay, what are we going to fund? because we want to look at things like equity and innovative projects. >> i heard about the carbon fund because i used to work for the department of environment. i'm a school education team. my name is marcus major. i'm a founding member of climate action now. we started in 2011. our main goal i

essentially a carbon copy forecast compared to today. 65 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 80 in san jose the same in santa rosa. 87 in concord. our warmest spots touching about 90 degrees, antioch and livermore. a bit of a warming trend through tuesday. we'll take a dip on wednesday. that's the coolest day of the week before another warming trend gets underway for thursday and friday. >>> the newest giant, chris bryant, was unable to get from washington dc to san francisco in time for tonight's game. he is expected to be in the lineup for tomorrow's series finale in san francisco. this was one to remember for the youngster. donovan solano opens the scoring. solo left to left off zack greinke. and we're gonna have a home run parade at oracle park. wait and see. bottom three, wilmer flores made an error earlier in the game. gets his revenge here. tied at three. he would leave the game later with lower back tightness. lamont wade jr's mom in attendance. hey, mom, catch this baseball. oh, wait, it's way overhead. and we got action in the cove. go get that baseball. the fight is on. and there

san francisco in new york and will notify the public. if there is a change in pleasant hill. philippe djegal >> and coming up tonight at 6.30. we're going to be joined live by a doctor from carbon health to get a better understanding of this new vaccine mandate and what to expect when you enter a business in san francisco. that interview in less than 30 minutes coming up, some students in the bay area already back in the classroom while others are just days away. >> we're going hear from the u.s. secretary of education and his message to students and teachers. also it's been a pretty rough year for children with distance learning a lot of isolation. we've got advice from a pediatrician on getting children ready to go back to school. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow bit hazy around the bay area. still some smoke in our skies. how will that stick what about the weekend. we'll what about the weekend. we'll talk about that coming in. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get chec

carbon to power 225,000 homes a year. that's more than half the homes in san francisco. the catholic church is against this idea and against the bill. the senate appropriations committee is set to discuss human composting monday. >>> so much more than a backpack, especially this year. san jose sacred heart community holding its annual backpack giveaway for underserved students in the south bay. this year the organization is providing 3,800 backpacks filled with school skplie supplies. items mean more now than ever that kids are going back to campus. >> this is schools opening up again and there is a lot of anxiety and worry. we want kids to at least have their backpacks and to come back to some type of normalcy, even though i know we are not there yet. >> sacred heart is there every single year. the in-person event had to be canceled last year because of the pandemic. today kids getting to shop again, pick out their own pack, give away a spread over three days to reduce crowds. >>> we'll be right back. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school

carbon copy. what we have today. in terms of weather, the forecast in san francisco it's going to look like this in the morning.gonna look at this for everybody. this is going to have that kind of he's e slightly smoky vibe to it as you head into thursday or into friday. pardon me and into saturday, but i think saturday we got a shot at blowing it out. okay, so here's the for qatar. here are the forecast highs. 88 out in the livermore valley tomorrow. 80 edit by fairfield, the hotspots and then the five day forecast again. hayes is part of it certainly through friday, uh, we'll see you back here in a little bit. all right, bill. thank you. imagine flying from los angeles to tokyo in just a few hours. that's right. coming up. one company promises to make those flights a reality and coming up on ktvu news at six, the city of san francisco now recommending a 10 day unpaid suspension for dozens of employees and the police fire and sheriff's department. refusing to disclose their vaccination status, plus a major announcement from the organizers of the bay area's largest free music festival. the plans for this year's

carbon health. doctor, thanks for being with us tonight. just first your overall reaction. i just got a text alert from the new york times saying that san francisco is now adopting some of the toughest measures in the country to keep a unvaccinated people out of indoor settings. what do you think of this. >> well, thing think you for in your what these new guidelines they are really important to help protect test against this research that we're seeing. and so the ability to make sure that people are vaccinated before they enter a restaurant. a bar it's just layer of protection in homes. but we can really that a gate. the virus. >> a doctor. i thought it was kind of chilling. a panel of experts today at ucsf said it could take many more years for the pandemic to truly m danny thoughts on that. >> you know, that is unfortunate because we know that there are certain things that can really help stop the spread of coronavirus such as mask-wearing frequent hand washing as well as vaccinations. and so what we can do in hopes that this does not, you know, really spread out another year is vaccinated. so that is the reason why i'm so grateful to be on yo

carbon dioxide you exhaled. >>> good morning. i'm cierra johnson in san francisco.g, several counties including alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma counties as well as the city of berkeley joined -- made a joint statement bringing back indoor mask wearing. now this order was issued mainly in part to the surge in covid cases and the highly contagious delta variant. >> let's check the forecast on this tuesday morning. here's meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out with clouds but it will be clearing out and for the inland areas slightly hotter today reaching into the low to mid 90s. our cooling trend continues through the middle of the week with tomorrow and thursday seeing some highs in the low 80s in some spots as we head into the weekend it's going to heat up, and san francisco looking at more of the same type of weather with peeks of sunshine during the afternoons. we'll start out each morning with fog? thank you. thank you for joining us as well. i'll be back with another local news update in about a half hour and

san francisco. organizers held an event at chrissy field to mark the start, including stem activities and beach cleanup. the primary sponsor says the company is trying to lower its carbonarry: new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric and ministration shows july 2021 was the hottest month everrded. the comne ocean suace temperature was 1.67 ay it breaks the previous record set in 2016, and then tied in 2019 and last year. meanwhile, smoke from california wildfires creating bad air all over the place. an air quality advisory extended through the weekend and smoke is expected to impact the bay area. a few of our cameras picked up roundish colored skies in the bay area today. this is primarily the east bay. also noticeable on the san mateo bridge and sky seven. spencer christian, what is the situation headed in to the weekend? spencer: and the haze will hang around. the only encouraging thing about the smoke is the heaviest and most harmful smoke is in the upper atmosphere, but some of it is working to the surface and we have to contend with that. breezy conditions right now helping at the surface to move some of the smoke out to the east. not good for folks on t

million of hetchy power revenue bonds fob the san francisco public utilities commission hetch hetchy capital improvement program and deappropriating 2,000 low carbon fuel standard funding for fiscal year 2021-22, deropinging 6.8 million hetchy revenue funds to hetchy fund balance in fiscal year 20-201, and placing 19.3 million of power bands by project on controller's reserve subject to certification of funds available. and item 29, ordinance to amend the annual salary ordinance fiscal year 20-21 and 21-22 to reflect the substitution of three positions at the airport commission and the substitution of nine positions and the addition of 23 positions at the san francisco public utilities commission. item 30 is an ordinance amending the police code to lower the fee for a street artist certificate. item 31 is ordinance adopting the neighborhood buttefication and graffiti cleanup fund tax designation ceiling for tax year 2021. item 32 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require the rent board to collect the rent board fee through invoices rather than through the property tax bill, to impose penalties in the event of nonpayment of the fe

carbon footprint. time now for the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look from the top of mount tam a pious looking down. it. >> valley and san francisco bay kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr tracking our local forecast as well as the path of tropical depression ida today kitv guys getting pretty clear view. they're not too much of the fall away. fog has developed just yet, but tropical depression here still pounding quite a punch. look at the yellows there. intense rainfall expected to go up. the appalachians. >> and when it goes up, the higher elevations that just sends all that moisture higher in the atmosphere so get a lot of rain we could get 5 inches or better along its pathway going back out to the atlantic in the forecast center says. >> this may remain tropical depression all the way out to the atlantic. again, here's another shot for you of the east bay shoreline just some if conditions you can see temperature check already down to the lower 70's over the east bay hills. not bad. 60's and 50's already up to the north bay, getting some progress and some of those temperatures. meanwhile, compared to 24 hours ago for half a dozen

million of hetchy power revenue bonds fob the san francisco public utilities commission hetch hetchy capital improvement program and deappropriating 2,000 low carbon fuel standard funding for fiscal year 2021-22, deropinging 6.8 million hetchy revenue funds to hetchy fund balance in fiscal year 20-201, and placing 19.3 million of power bands by project on controller's reserve subject to certification of funds available. and item 29, ordinance to amend the annual salary ordinance fiscal year 20-21 and 21-22 to reflect the substitution of three positions at the airport commission and the substitution of nine positions and the addition of 23 positions at the san francisco public utilities commission. item 30 is an ordinance amending the police code to lower the fee for a street artist certificate. item 31 is ordinance adopting the neighborhood buttefication and graffiti cleanup fund tax designation ceiling for tax year 2021. item 32 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require the rent board to collect the rent board fee through invoices rather than through the property tax bill, to impose penalties in the event of nonpayment of the fe