they don't pick up the paper the next day and see if they on the san francisco chronicle their for the cause and i wanted to tell some of their story. no, i was moved by that description right? like i can see you walking into the crowd and and as you were describing that in the book, i just had that moment too of like when you talk about the hundreds of thousands of folks over the years right that have been in those spaces whose stories but the part where you talk about sustaining the work and moving the work and the line where you say we came to stop trouble right like that idea of righteous troublemakers like that. that is trouble right when you are trying to stop it you cause in trouble for somebody else. it's good trouble is john lewis would say right and see i think you know the the whole way of naming people trouble me. is like saying putting your knee on a man's neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds is not trouble, but if i come to town and say let's march. that's true. that's you know got jogging in brunswick, georgia and killing him. that's no trouble. but if we come in force a

according to the san francisco chronicle, the buildings ownership plans to invest $250 million to renovate the building and expand its redwood park. the owners also plan to nearly double the size of neighboring building 545 sansom street. the plans are the largest investment in downtown san francisco since the beginning of the pandemic and it is also one of the largest building enhancements in the city's history. >> they put a dog park in there, too. >> everybody is coming back to the office, bring the dogs. >> plenty of trees and room for the dog to do what dogs do. will get to the dog walking forecast in a second. i want to talk about the next chance of rain headed our way which is not in the forecast yet. tomorrow, or even in the first half of the weekend, but eventually it will head towards the bay area. we will start off the morning with some likely dense fog that once that backs up toward the coast, a mix of clouds and sunshine, some passing clouds filtering in the sun, not blocking it. no rain in the forecast tomorrow, the next storm system will be approaching the west coast by late

san francisco chronicle baseball writer susan slusser on why the players were able to come and thingss time around from such a strong position. the players are so much more aware in taking into consideration franchise valuations. you look at the bay area in 2000 and five john fisher bought the ace for 180 million. they are now valued at over a billion dollars. these are very good investments, much as mlb likes to argue otherwise , and i think the players are starting to make note of that. when teams talked about how poor they are and how little money they have. they all traditionally make quite a lot of money. after consecutive losses at home and which they gave up leads in the fourth quarter. the warriors are back at it tomorrow night on the road in minneapolis, the spurs gregg popovich needed one win tonight to tie don nelson for the nba's all time coaching record. memphis had a guy by the name of john moran, who had other ideas . first off your basic poster ization of spurs seven footer yaka pirtle. that's when the grizzlies been talking about for a while, if you wondered just take

the san francisco chronicle reports that breed will allow the emergency declaration to expire without renewal, however, daily street cleaning and outreach for the homeless will continue and the new linkage center will stay open. the city's board of supervisors will hold a hearing on the declarations progress tomorrow with the number of fentanyl overdoses continuing to surge around the bay area and across the nation, one bay area nonprofit is hoping to help people before it's too late. as ktvu zach sauce explained, is making free test kits easily available. fentanyl really broke through my friend circle. i lost a lot. so for the last two years , allison heller has been on a mission to fight back against the growing number of accidental fentanyl overdoses that have gripped the bay area. i miss my friends, and i wish that they had this eller talking about these fentanyl testing strips, where she now hand delivers to everywhere from bars to bookstores and tattoo parlors. joined by denesh old dip it in just up to that little blue line fentanyl is 100 times more potent than morphine, cheap

california facing a firefighter shortage, according to the san francisco chronicle records, shows 60 wildland fire engines across the state sat idle during the fight against the calendar and dixie fires. other fire engines ran only part time because they just were not enough firefighters to staff them from 2019 to 2021, the u. s forest service saw its firefighter ranks dropped by more than 20% in california, a loss of more than 1000 employees. the state's high cost of living. the pandemic and firefighter burnout contributed to the drop in firefighters. the u. s forest service says it is working on filling those gaps. the father of quintuplets unofficially set a guinness world record today for running in the oakland half marathon while pushing his five children in a mega stroller. chad kemple ran the 13 mile race in just under two hours and 20 minutes while pushing the four year old quintuplets in a specially designed stroller. his wife, amy , wrote a bike alongside him to help with kids. it was no easy feat. the 40 year old temple said that combined the children and that stroller wei

in california, there is a firefighter shortage, the san francisco chronicle obtained records that showle during the fight against the kaldor and dixie fires. other fire engines ran only part time because there weren't enough firefighters to staff them from 2019 to 2021, the u. s forest service saw its firefighter ranks drop by more than 20% in california, a loss of more than 1000 employees. the state's high cost of living. the pandemic and firefighter burnout contributed to the drop in firefighters. the u. s forest service says it is working on trying to fill those gaps. time now is 804. the marin municipal water district has launched a new effort to find more sources of water all in response to our drought. the marine independent journal reports the agency is exploring a number of new options, including raising dams at county reservoirs, building water desalination plants and expanding recycled water systems . the water district has already planning a $100 million pipeline to pump water across the richmond san rafael bridge. and the sierra got some much needed snow this weekend and to

. >> i was just seeing in the san francisco chronicle that a firm se rarj ranking has identified the ildren. they're grieving her loss, according to her employer in san francisco. are you've seen so much. i know in libya you were taken hostage along with your colleagues. and the great anthony who we lost later in war. there's so many conflicts that you've seen but the level of attacks. this one reminds of aleppo and russia just deliberately killing civilians. >> i mean, a maternity hospital was just bombed in maur yoepal. it is astonishing how anyone can bomb a maternity hospital with women in labor, newborns. it's unconscionable. it's unbelievable how there is any justification in bombing a maternity hospital. i felt the same that day. i have two kids, i watched their bodies. we have met with the father -- or the husband of this wum sdwhn father of the two kids. very emotional. i can't -- it's unbelievable what people are going through right now. >> lindsey, we're watching right now is while yoiv are been describing this, we just got this video from the scene in the mare pole with su

gloria: according to the san francisco chronicle, work is expected to begin this week. there are plans for restaurants, a bookstore, and a flower shop on the ground floor of the pyramid, all open to the public. the transamerica pyramid center in san francisco's financial district takes up an entire city block. the clinic pyramid stands -- iconic pyramid was completed in 1972. the owners plan to invest at least $250 million in the renovation, and plans include a majorig park area at the base of the building. it would add new shops and cherry blossom trees to the small alley connecting to samson street, known as mark twain street. the building next door to the pyramid will be known as three transamerica, creating a new office building there. or all of this, the owners have hired architect norman foster to redesign the inside. foster also designed apple park in the bay area, and is redesigning the ocean wide center. the vietnamese restaurant next door is going to be relocated. a high-end club will also be adding a luxurious members only facility with three restaurants and

if you can find $5 a gallon gas in california, the "new york times" san francisco chronicle says you're lucky. show you volatility how fast the markets move, show you this, kelly. this doesn't blow your mind i got nothing for you. the gas/oil contract what is gas/oil? basically european diesel fuel this reason showing it yesterday open surged nearly $1,700 per contract. highest since created in 1981. then collapsed to under $1,100 27% move from its high to its low. it's worse move since 1991 brent crude, kelly, traded in a 33 dollar range this week. need i remind you. just over two years ago, oil didn't even cost $33 a barrel. if you're going to play in commodities, be careful. >> yeah. seriously. brian, reminded amid all of this, look togo peck for a solution about the conundrum a lot of u.s. producers are in, even if they try to produce more of that capex, takes a while what about investor base, only there because they promised discipline and just had a comment, curious what you think the takeaways are there and reminded of scott chef field quote in the financial times saying hard eno

back to the famous speech that president obama before he became president, i think to the "san francisco chroniclectricity has to necessarily skyrocket. a part of this does help the agenda. we heard it from president biden today, to push electric vehicles and those sort of things. you hate to think that maybe there are people involved in this that think it is necessary to make it more painful for the american public? >> his transportation secretary said everybody, the key everybody buy an electric vehicle. first of all you can't find them. second of all there is not enough infrastructure in this country with a lot of people driving the electric cars. people forget too, batteries are made by nickel. nickel comes from the country of russia. we have all kind of problems even to get into the electric vehicle situation but, i can understand what they're trying to do. but they have no plan, they're just trying to force it on the american people. charles: the nickel, the lithium, the cobalt from child miners, the list goes on and on. if anyone is patting themselves on the back of being a good world citiz

of the regular season that's missed the owners, losses are harder to quantify, and as the san francisco chronicle'ss out, that doesn't account for the people who are losing money right now. they're canceling spring training games almost every day and i talked to, said estelle mayor ortega. the other day $2 million in the hits scottsdale. every day when they lose games charities affiliated both with spring training teams and with the big league teams during the course of the season, there's all sorts of ramifications and, of course , the stadium workers and everyone else's by any games lost, especially after a pandemic season here. at last word. the talks are continuing in florida, where it's approaching nine o'clock that would require some midnight oil or at least some kind of at least a temporary solution to avoid that owner deadline. all right, joe. thank you. spring is sprung here in the bay area. let me move out the way so you get a good look at these numbers we realized today on this last day of february sixties and pacifica sixties in hayward, otherwise seventies across the entire bay area. w

to arbitration to become a free agent, while owners have designated today as a deadline, san francisco chroniclean slusser isn't so sure. mlb has been saying that that's the drop dead date for playing all regular season games . i'm not sure i think there's probably always some wiggle room there. they completely doubleheaders. they're not going to get it settled in the next week, for sure, we're probably looking at a slightly shortened season. i hope not too shortened, but yeah, they're pretty far apart on some things. if the owners hold true to their cancelation plans. we're talking about opening day and the first week of the season so far, it's approaching eight o'clock in florida, so some serious midnight oil will be required to avoid. that deadline. at last word, they are still talking. they're going to get their money owners are going to get their money. but you've got to feel for what florida and arizona. well, you always figured that it wouldn't get serious until owners and players start losing money themselves. that doesn't happen until regular season games started getting watched out. bu

campos is being criticized for comments he made about russia's invasion, according to the san francisco chronicle. video posted on social media shows campus, saying his campaign is quote fighting. and running like ukrainians. some people are very quick to criticize the comparison on social media. campos responded, though, with a post on twitter, saying, in part that he expressed admiration for people fighting for democracy. he insists he would never trivialize the suffering taking place in ukraine. the sacramento area has the largest number of ukrainian refugees in the state . and that number is growing thanks to ukrainian americans who are sponsoring families. can be involved. that can be a small like a dot in somebody's life. i can have effect in their life. later in this newscast, reporter erin heft will introduce us to a family of five who are staying with ukrainian american family in auburn. in san jose, a body was found inside a home that was destroyed by a fire earlier today, and firefighters arrived at that home on wilson drive shortly after 10 o'clock following reports of multiple loud e

san francisco chronicle baseball writer susan slusser on why the players were able to come at thingson. the players are so much more aware in taking into consideration franchise valuations. you look at the bay area in 2000 and five john fisher bought the ace for 180 million. they are now valued at over a billion dollars. these are very good investments, much as mlb likes to argue otherwise , and i think the players are starting to make note of that. when teams talked about how poor they are and how little money they have. they all traditionally make quite a lot of money. the warriors picked things up again tomorrow night on the road and minneapolis steve current company have to be concerned about the second straight home game in which the warriors dominated for three quarters before falling well short in the fourth, even when they were ahead last night against dallas. the warriors missed countless easy shots that contributed to the mavericks ability to come back from a 21 point deficit. steph curry and how both ends of the court affect the overall outcome. as a point where we start m

it was a letter to you, the mayor, the commissioners, the san francisco chronicle and ktvu regarding the reduction in staffing. it's a very short letter. you probably did receive it, you may not remember it. if you want me to read what it says, i can. >> i'm looking for it in my packet right now. >> commissioner covington: it's just one paragraph. >> okay. if you could -- yeah, first, if i may just clarify, i meant assembly member ting, not congress member, but if you could read it to me, that would be helpful. >> commissioner covington: it says, with the reduction in staffing in the fire department from both covid and retirements, there is a significant increase in mandatory overtime, period. because of this, most probationary firefighters are working double shifts, period. since they are accumulating the mandatory training hours at an accelerated rate, it would seem only fair that the protectionary time requirements be reduced to be consistent with hours worked. >> so -- probationary time requirements be reduced to be consistent with hours worked. >> so that has been raised before,

across the country are now pushing to open up supervised injection sites now, according to the san francisco chroniclen francisco's tenderloin treatment linkage center. people are reportedly being allowed to use drugs on site, which the mayor's office has called an emergency initiative. now supervised injection sites are still illegal in the state of california. but in new york officials are introducing the nation's first authorized overdose prevention center. if i was in here, i would have been easily in the park or on street parliament, east harlem are oversaturated with drug treatment programs. we serve the needs of people from other communities. according to the cdc. drug overdoses in the united states increased by nearly 30% from april 2022 april of last year. now, critics say injection sites promote drug use, but advocates say they save lives pointing to supervised injection sites already operating in canada, europe and australia for decades coming up on 8 19 typically the heat of the commute at this point, sal castaneda, where do you need to start? we need to start in the east bay. garcia your

it was a letter to you, the mayor, the commissioners, the san francisco chronicle and ktvu regarding the reduction in staffing. it's a very short letter. you probably did receive it, you may not remember it. if you want me to read what it says, i can. >> i'm looking for it in my packet right now. >> commissioner covington: it's just one paragraph. >> okay. if you could -- yeah, first, if i may just clarify, i meant assembly member ting, not congress member, but if you could read it to me, that would be helpful. >> commissioner covington: it says, with the reduction in staffing in the fire department from both covid and retirements, there is a significant increase in mandatory overtime, period. because of this, most probationary firefighters are working double shifts, period. since they are accumulating the mandatory training hours at an accelerated rate, it would seem only fair that the protectionary time requirements be reduced to be consistent with hours worked. >> so -- probationary time requirements be reduced to be consistent with hours worked. >> so that has been raised before,

the data team at the san francisco chronicle has attempted to answer it anyway. the chronicle ranked the 25 biggest cities in the bay area by various measures when it comes to quality of life, the city of alameda came out number one. we can see alameda right behind us here. san francisco came in second, followed by oakland and berkeley and san mateo at number five. the data took into consideration the number of restaurants, parks walk ability. racial diversity, among many other factors. and welcome to the nine garcia i like alameda. obviously i lived there, so it's flat. i used to live in oakland and lived in san francisco. so i lived in all those cities. the thing about i love about alameda. as you can walk. it's flat, sure walk ability, which means you can walk to the shops or to the park. that sort of thing. i grew up in livermore also pretty flat when i was growing up town so boring. i can't wait to leave. but now i'm like livermore is the best and for me, it's not just that it has a great ease of living and nice parks and great people. to me, that's that's w

one item, there was an article in the san francisco chronicle about people distributing fentanyl test strips in different night life venues and bars and so on and in addition there have been a number of people in the night life who've been distributing naloxone at their performances and so on and then attempt to reduce overdose fatalities in the city, i would love to put that on a future agenda item to talk about the role that night life and our venues can play in and ways to improve uptake of these sorts of life-saving interventions and entertainment venues. >> president: i think this is more necessary than ever. you may have heard about people in the mission who may have accidentally overdosed. those are three regulars in my bar and in fact the one had had a party that week that then got canceled because he was no longer with us. he was not somebody i was close with, but our staff, everybody was close to him. so it really hits close to home. i hope that all entertainment venues and bars can get access to the spray or the strips as soon as humanly possible because this thing is no jo

but "washington post," "new york times," "chicago tribune," "los angeles times," san francisco chronicle, they are not diverse. how does that translate very quickly into the real world? that means if you have a very controversial -- and this is what is happening unfortunately, when you have these court decisions that immediately become weaponize. so i don't think that white on white violence like kenosha was necessarily on the racial pathology of the majority culture. i understand mr. blake had been shot, but that had been thoroughly investigated and hadn't been a civil rights issue in the federal government, so that rittenhouse trial, the way they focused on that it became a referendum on race. not more than 50 hours later, we had to see waukesha killings. as the media seemed to want to fixate on race, you could say that mr. brooks, in his 20 year career felonies had a history of not only anti-semitism, but white, antiwhite expression on his social media and they didn't call for violence against whites, and he had killed six people and there were people not mainstream folks from blm, bu

from the west coast, "the san francisco chronicle,", "putin badly misjudged global unity."ome of the headlines we are waking up to around the country and we will show you headlines from around the world. host: thanks for that. "the washington times" in their headline, "biden uses booze war in order to portray leadership. years of missteps at home and abroad." leading off the speech with 10 minutes of progress on the war in ukraine. [video clip] pres. biden: six ago, vladimir putin sought to shake the foundations of the free world, thinking he could make it bend to his menacing ways. but he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll into ukraine and the world would rollover. instead, he met with a wall of strength he never anticipated or imagined. he met the ukrainian people. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] to ever ukrainian, their fairness -- fearlessness, determination inspires the world. groups of citizens blocking tanks with their bodies. everyone from students to retirees to teachers turned soldiers defending their homeland. president zelensky said the speech from t

the japanese tea garden gardn conservatee at the golden gate park will be free for san francisco residents. the chronicles approved that proposal. >> you can order more budget friendly phones on friday. the company revealed that a new company -- phone and other products in 2022. >> that's what that all was. >> that's how you tell it. >> the new enhanced 5g iphone se start set or hundred $29. it also is adding a green shade for the iphone 13. >> this past fall, we have added more users to the iphone 13 lineup then in each of the previous five lunches. >> analysts say that apple, along with many other companies will face headwinds with higher gas prices dipping into discretionary income. should ishould ishould ishould u >> the warriors have a special surprise guest from last nights's pregame warm-ups. will ferrell showed up on the court and character as jackie moon from the 2008 movie semipro. a 2008 movie. you warmed up along with several players, including klay thompson. they had a great time who are mired in a five-game losing streak. >> it was theosfuve had the cou. i am very appreciative that he could

says he has to move out of the apartment is rented for more than a decade in san francisco's castro district. the chronicle reports. cleve jones moved out of his rent controlled one bedroom flat this week due to a dispute with his landlord. he says his rent was increased by $1800 after the buildings. new owners said jones no longer live there full time now. jones disagrees, but told the chronicle he didn't want to engage in what would likely be a long legal battle. jones was a protege of slain san francisco supervisor and gay rights icon harvey milk. hearst castle will reopen to visitors after being closed for two years. it was already closed because of the pandemic, and then the access road to the estate was heavily damaged by storms. last year, hearst castle spent nearly $14 million to reconstruct and upgrade the entrance. hearst castle will now reopen may 11th. a star wars exhibit, made by fans for fans is now open in new york city. it's the largest private star wars collection in the world. it's called the fans strike back. the exhibit features 600 pieces of memorabilia from that iconic sci fi. a serie

san francisco or the s. a p center in san jose can decide whether they want to continue enforcing a man vaccine mandate or aligned with the state guidance. according to the chronicle. san francisco public health leaders plan to follow the state. these changes will go in effect friday. april 1st. that's less than two weeks for now. so that means for the next two weeks, concerts, warrior games, even the ncaa march madness games planned here at chase center will still require proof of vaccination. we'll let you know whether some of these major events centers will change their policies after that, april 1st change this morning from chase senator i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. thank you, james. we are following several new developments in the russian invasion of ukraine. ukrainian president zelinsky has just released a new video dress with a new message to russian leader vladimir putin. lansky says russia has created what he called a humanitarian catastrophe by invading ukraine and attacking civilian targets. and so linskey is calling on putin to meet with him personally. to try to go she ate and in to the war. meantime, the ukrainian government says the russian

land use committee of the san francisco board of supervisors will consider three proposals to allow more four plex is to be built in san francisco. according to the chronicleoposal by supervisor raphael mandolin would go even farther than the new state law designed to increase housing density mandolin wants to allow up to four units on lots of their zone right now for residential homes and up to six units on corner lots. the land use committee will consider this on monday and the chronicles as san francisco's providing tiny homes for people who've been staying intense cities sanctions safe sleeping villages on gough street between market and mission. the 64 square foot homes have a heater and a door that locks by the time the tiny home villages completed the spring will have 70 rooms, improved bathrooms and two dining halls and provide three meals a day. oakland's restaurant week returns next week from march 18th through the 27th established restaurants, as well as food trucks and pop up kitchens will offer the best of what oakland's amazing dining scene has to offer. let's go, dave, i'm gone and you dinner dinner every night of the week, organizers say. p

his work has appeared in the new york times tom dispatch the nation san francisco chronicle in these times yadonica and al jazeera english among other places. todd miller is the author of four books including the one he will discuss today build bridges not wall walls a journey to a world without borders empire of borders the expansion of the us border around the world storming the wall climate change migration homeland security and border patrol nation dispatches from the front lines of homeland security. he's also a contributing editor on border and immigration issues for the not cloud report on the americas and its column border wars. so, thank you both for being here. to start off if you could just give us in the audience a little bit of background on how you arrived at this topic of that are you know the topic of your current works right now, maybe we could start with you. julisa. thank you for so much for for having me and i'm glad to see some familiar faces in the audience that came with me to the last panel. and so i'm glad to you here again. so i've written a couple of memoir

says he has to move out of the apartment is rented for more than a decade in san francisco's castro district. the chroniclelled one bedroom flat this week due to a dispute with his landlord. he says his rent was increased by $1800 after the buildings. new owner said that jones no longer live there full time. jones disagrees, but told the chronicle he didn't want to engage in what would likely be a long legal battle. jones was a protege of slain san francisco supervisor and gay rights icon harvey milk. a new poll finds more than half of californians are concerned about the high cost of housing public policy institute of california found 54% of people in the state were concerned about not having enough money to pay their rents or mortgage. 89% of california and say housing affordability is a problem where they live. criminals are now targeting the bbt cards of people on california's cal fresh food program, according to the several reports, the criminals, you skimmer devices to steal information on the cards and during the funds, so when people go to use the cards to purchase food, they can't experts say the

his work has appeared in the new york times tom dispatch the nation san francisco chronicle in these times yadonica and al jazeera english among other places. todd miller is the author of four books including the one he will discuss today build bridges not wall walls a journey to a world without borders empire of borders the expansion of the us border around the world storming the wall climate change migration homeland security and border patrol nation dispatches from the front lines of homeland security. he's also a contributing editor on border and immigration issues for the not cloud report on the americas and its column border wars. so, thank you both for being here. to start off if you could just give us in the audience a little bit of background on how you arrived at this topic of that are you know the topic of your current works right now, maybe we could start with you. julisa. thank you for so much for for having me and i'm glad to see some familiar faces in the audience that came with me to the last panel. and so i'm glad to you here again. so i've written a couple of memoir

two weeks since mask mandates were lifted at many california schools, according to the chronicle, the san francisco unified school district case rates dropped last week reporting six cases down from 12 a week earlier. pleasant and unified saw cases dropped from 38 2 weeks ago to 25 last week, but when you csf doctor says, despite this encouraging data, it's hard to predict if the trend will continue. as only a third of california children ages. 5 to 11 are fully vaccinated your time now. 79 well, starting this coming saturday, san jose's that's a peace center is lifting all of the covid entry restrictions there. you're no longer have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to get inside. however certain event promoters may choose to implement restrictions for their particular event. well there are new covid concerns involving a cruise ship that docked this past weekend in san francisco. the ruby princess is now several 100 miles away. it's on its way to hawaii on a new trip. the fully vaccinated chip had returned to san francisco sunday after a 15 day cruise to panama and the canal about 70

two weeks since mask mandates were lifted at many california schools, according to the chronicle, the san francisco unified school district saw case rates dropped last week reporting six cases. down from 12 cases a week earlier, pleasant and unified schools cases dropped from 38 2 weeks ago to 25 last week. 33% of california children ages 5 to 11. are fully vaccinated. starting saturday, san jose's asap center is lifting all covid entry restrictions. you no longer have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to enter. however certain event promoters may choose to implement restrictions for their own event. a few hours from now, san jose's police chief will give an update about what led up to a police shooting this weekend and as a police officer shot a man inside a popular restaurant near san jose state university, as ktvu is, james torres explained. people who live and work in that area say they worry about recent crimes in the neighborhood. early sunday morning, san jose police officers came around this area just in front of san jose state university, responding to a deadly shooting that

and renovations are also planned for san francisco's castro theater. the chroniclee led by build out california, the world's first lgbt industry association in fields that include architecture, the castro theater will be converted into a venue for live events like concerts and comedy shows. a new bar will replace the lobby concession area and the current floor suiting that will be removed and said he's historic preservation commission is expected to review the design plans in mary. alright our time now is 5 18. let's talk about or whether a little cooler this morning, but steve sometimes i get used to say no, it's gonna be hot inland mccool by the coast, but it was 80 in santa rosa eighties in san francisco. it was just not every close. it was eighties in oakland and san francisco is upper seventies for everyone here yesterday. not today. not today. the fog is back in a big way, and that's going to send temperatures plunging, especially anywhere near the coast and also the bank. temperatures coming down. i think a good 10 15 degrees for some here. there's just one o

according to the chronicle, the san francisco unified school district case rates dropped last week reporting six cases down from 12 a week earlier, pleasant and unified saw cases dropped from 38 2 weeks ago to 25 last week. on ucsf doctor says despite the encouraging data, it's hard to predict if this trend will continue as only a third of california children ages, 5 to 11 are fully vaccinated. happening today. the san jose police chief is set to give us the latest on the weekend incident where one of his police officers shot a man who was holding a gun inside zakariyah near san jose state university. ktvu james tauruses live in downtown san jose, or some people say they are starting to worry about growing crime there, james. yes good morning to you was a little bit of a hectic scene sunday morning for police officers. they were originally here. just down the block from where i'm standing right now in front of san jose state university for a fatal shooting . they spend a couple minutes they're just before three a.m. and then about a half hour later, they came to this taco restaurant behind m

the chronicle reports proposal recently submitted to the san francisco planning commission outlined some changes, including removing floor seating, adding a concession area to the second floor lobby and upgrading the ventilation system. a spokesperson for the venue told the paper. they hope to have the renovation done by late summer or fall. well oakland restaurant week kicks off tonight the theme this year is eat, drink and repeat. that sounds like a good name. elissa harrington tells us . the idea here is to visit a local restaurant and then keep going back. spanish inspired padilla sizzled in the kitchen at 20, a restaurant in uptown oakland, one of 90 restaurants in the city, taking part in oakland restaurant week. our tagline this here is eat, drink and repeat. the repeat part is really important. we really want people to come here more than once. this is a recovery. peter gamez, the ceo of visit, oakland, explained. this is an opportunity to support businesses hit especially hard during the pandemic. many chefs have put together special menus, tastings and experiences. one thing co

. >>> jimmy g is still a member of the san francisco 49ers, despite the team trying to trade him this off-season. now an artist from portugal is chronicling. rita has created a different rendering of jimmy g every day until this is resolved. there's a tribute to the titanic. she's made dozens of these. many taking creative liberty to great moments in pop culture. marilyn monroe. even got the beard going. how did an artist from portugal take on this project? her boyfriend caught a niners game on tv, fell in love with the team. she caught a look at jimmy g and fell in love with him. how long is she going to go on with that? >> i hope she has a lot of canvas and paint. you know what else is going on? the last time we saw the warriors look good. they continue to struggle without steph curry. stick around. sports is next. >>> welcome back. with no steph curry, the warriors are losers of five of the last six. in the nation's capital today, taking on washington. down 18 in the second quarter, but they go on a run before the close of the half. down eight at the break, but they could never close the gap in the second half. the difference, three-po

san francisco landmark celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. renovations are also planned for another iconic san francisco building the castro theater, the chronicle by build out california, the world's first lgbt industry association in fields including architecture. castro theater will turn into a venue for live events such as concerts and comedy shows. a new bar will replace the law because session area the current floor seating will be removed. president biden is making his way to europe, nato and it's allies mull their next steps one month after russia began its invasion of ukraine. it is time to stop the fighting now. and give peace a chance. and people here in the bay area are doing whatever they can to help. people can do something like you can do something brown jackson sits down before senators for our third day, laying out her views on justice and accountability believe very strongly in our constitution. and the rights that make us free.

april 2nd renovations are planned for one of san francisco's most famous buildings, the castro theater, the chronicleld's first lgbt industry association in fields including architecture. castro theater will turn into a venue for live events such as concerts and comedy shows. the new bar will replace the lobby concession area and the current floor seating will be removed. the city's historic preservation commission is expected to review the design plans in may. new this morning summer reservations for yosemite national park have opened up. yosemite is requiring reservations for those who want to go to the park between six a.m. and four p.m. starting on may 20th. people with camping or hotel reservations. don't need those extra passes. this is the third year of the reservation system, which was put into place in order to avoid overcrowding in the park. which is a big issue in yosemite. yes, so many people want to be there because it is absolutely gorgeous. especially in the summertime. we're there every year. yeah so you go every year. yeah pretty what we try to almost every year and you have reservat

kumasi: bars and restaurants intent -- san francisco would get more time to get up to regulations. the chronicleusinesses will not face fines for most violations until next spring after supervisors pass the delay enforcement. the vast majority of restaurants need renovation to become compliant. legislation could make a section of jfk drive-thru golden gate park car free. the measure comes days after the board of directors voted to recommend the proposal of the board of supervisors. the city closed the 1.5 mile section at the start of the pandemic to give people more space to exercise. the final vote by the board expected next month. kumasi: teachers at city college san francisco are protesting impending cuts to classes and jobs. last month, the board approved layoffs for 50 full-time faculty members in 18 departments. before this can happen, more than 300 part-time instructors will have to be laid off because of labor regulations. >> is not going to grow the college by any means. it will not keep it community and not keep it aligned with our mission statement of equitable education, inclusivity

building's owner is lily palco, who who is seeking a hearing from the san francisco rent board on that rent increase, according to the chronicle says she'll accept the board's ruling and that she wants jones to continue being her tenant. walnut creek restaurant owners, residents and visitors say downtown is more lively since the city created outdoor dining options during the pandemic, and now the city is looking for ways to keep those park let's permanent part of the landscape. one of the biggest obstacles is the outdoor tables, taking it metered parking spaces. city says it's losing an estimated $7000 a year for each meter that it can't use. the city is considering asking the restaurants park let's to pay a fee to help make up for some of that lost revenue. nearly 50,000 grocery store workers in southern and central california have voted to authorize a strike against several major supermarket chains. a walkout would include grocery clerks, meat cutters and other union workers at ralphs. albertans bonds and pavilions. the union says that companies wage proposals announced he was 60 cents per hour increase. in a statement, albe

san francisco supervisor plans to introduce a measure tomorrow to create more housing for homeless people. supervisor raphael man woman tells the chroniclethat is shelter for all proposal would cost an estimated $20 million a year for 500 shelter placements . a source of funding, though, has not been identified. shelter could include tiny homes. hotels are safe sleeping areas for homeless people to set up tents . there are an estimated 5000 homeless people on the city streets on any given night and less than half that number of shelter and transitional housing beds. already first full day of spring today. yesterday spring began and we had this picture came in from mark rosen. he's the geography teacher geography teacher over at laney college and he lives up in the oakland hills and every equinox. so you got the vernal and then you have the atonal the spring and the fall equinox. the sun does this on the south tower from his deck . isn't that cool? so in the equinoxes equal essentially equal day equal night equal equal. and so it's just cool to south towers kind of framing. are being framed by the sun almost direct down the middle so twic