san francisco choppers. the mayor asking workers to help balance the city budget. >> san francisco city workers are feeling the bunch crunch. andria borba has how everyone is being asked to sacrifice. >> revenue was down across the city. that whole in the spec that put a hole in the city. >> also concessions from unions could put the $300 million closer to a balanced budget.

. >>> hair salon owners and workers rallied outside san francisco's city hall today. many of these businesses say they can't hold out much longer. >> reporter: united grooming parlor for the people near jaclyn square in oakland has been closed since march because of the pandemic. owner julie nichols gets emotional when she talks about the financial hardships. >> my clients have donated money , they have prepaid for their haircuts. >> reporter: nichols says she has made her shop covid safe with plexiglass barriers and a filtration system, but she is still prohibited from opening. >> we learn how to do sanitation and disinfecting. that's the main part of our license. it's not whether we are good at doing here, so there we are safe and sanitary. >> reporter: nichols is one of a dozen salon owners across the bay area who joined in a protest outside san francisco's city hall. they came in hopes health officials will hear them when they say they can it operate indoors safely. >> we have basically been abandoned as an industry and nobody seems to be list and to us. >> report

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>current san francisco district attorney jason bodene released this statement in reaction it reads in part senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she has proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart affected and deeply committed to fighting for justice. ou

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>san francisco district attorney jason bodene released this statement in reaction reason part senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she has proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply committed to fighting for justice. our nation desp

the budget ultimatum for city workers from san francisco's mayor. >> if the unions don't agree to delay their raises we will be forced to lay people off. >> a huge bay area refinery has just run out of gas financially. what happens now? >> also, a confrontation over masks get ugly on a popular trail. we spoke exclusively to the hiker who says he was attacked. >> sped up, showed me in the face pushing me down to the trail. >> right now streaming on cbs and bay area san francisco city workers are in a tough spot. delay their raises or risk a huge round of layoffs? tonight, reaction to the mayors budget ultimatum is pouring in. >> we are live with how this ties into racially quality. mac since the death of george floyd there has been talk about defunding the police. the city of san francisco a few weeks ago promised to to re- divert some funds from the to police department to communities of color to reinvest in those communities that may be defacing -- that may be facing racial inequalities. today we got our first peek of what that might look like. >> as the first step in the effort we wer

as we all know the board of supervisors is the senior policy making body for the city and county of san francisco. our board is a junior partner in that enterprise. since the supervisors have staked out their ground on this cal train sales tax issue, i believe we are duty bound to follow their lead. i will be voting for the resolution that is before us today. at the same time i do want to make clear that i would not have chosen this traditional approach path myself. in fact, it's just not very friendly to leverage your neighbors. i have spent considerable time over the last several weeks talking to those neighbors as well as our san francisco leaders as your representative on the cal train board. trying to find a different approach. thank you. >> thank you, director. any final questions before i ask for a roll call vote? >> this is director franklin. i do have a few things i do want to point out about the cal train board and staff. i've spent almost three years on the board. i did start with the idea that we were more empathetic and aware of equity an equality issues. somehow we were more progres

. >> san francisco city workers are feeling the bunch crunch. andria borba has how everyone is being asked to sacrifice. >> revenue was down across the city. that whole in the spec that put a hole in the city. >> also concessions from unions could put the $300 million closer to a balanced budget. tony montoya says his officers are worried. >> i would say the biggest concern of all is people are honestly concerned about layoffs. that is what i have consistently had the past few days. i am doing all i can within my power to make sure that doesn't occur. >> if positions are left vacant that would leave about 121 positions unfilled. in a twitter thread, chief william scott said while the cuts are significant they are cuts we can't absorb and it will not diminish the ability to provide essential services. it is important we not view this funding redirection as a zero fund game. >> much like the 2008 recession, the recession is real. we are not exempt from it in san francisco. >> it is not just police officers but a lot of city employees are being aske

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>comma was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news in the stories of i remember way. >>san francisco district attorney chase about being released this statement in reaction it reads in part. senator harris will make a fantastic vice president. she has proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply com

san francisco district attorney. louise renne the former san francisco city attorney's worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and childrens services unit. >>it's a store, i'm excited and home owners are excited and understand the importance of what this election means in terms of where this country is going and how it's going to be enhanced and driven by her name her leadership on this taking no, i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that. >>this person would be president or vice president but obviously hama was always very talented almost certainly was outstanding in her field. and i think will be an outstanding vice president. >>well president trump quickly weighed in on biden's choice the trump campaign already had an ad prepared on social media that targeted harris as part of the quote, radical left at his daily white house briefing the president said he was surprised by the decision. >>but i wasn't surprised that the pick a lot of people say that might be the pick. i was more surprised than anything else because she did so poorly many people that much better than her

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news current san francisco district attorney's case of uday released this statement in reaction it reads in part senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she has proven herself throughout her career including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply committed to fighting for justice our

i think it's really important for san francisco to fund city college. we provide training, classes, education for many, many of the populations that we want to protect in san francisco. when we think about public safety, like many of the callers have been, and defunding sfpd, we have to think about, as well, funding our community colleges or the community education in the city that everyone relies on. our immigrant parents rely on, our seniors rely on, our artists and creative people rely on. city college is a lifeline for this city and it has been for many, many years. i am tired of speaking in support of city college and hearing every supervisor saying they love city college while seeing $0 going to city college every year. we love city college and would like it to be open to everyone, but it seems that the city is not willing to provide support to the workforce development, the social justice and ethics studies classes and social services that we are trying to have policy funds. we are not asking for much. [please stand by] -- i'm with a neighborhood

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what did i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>just go district attorney jason burdine released this statement in reaction it reads in part quote senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she's proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply committed to fighting for justice. our na

the area does not fall under san francisco city services. >>> san francisco hotels are getting ready to welcome tourists back but only when it's safe and when they allow it. abc 7 news reporter has the details from san francisco. >> we just came out to enjoy the city and see what's going on now. >> reporter: she flew to san francisco just for the day. she says union square is kind of disappointing. >> it's empty, not what we're used to but it's beautiful and the weather is great. >> reporter: they won't need a hotel tonight. good thing. most are closed to tourists due to the pandemic, except those housing essential workers and homeless. >> i think it's extraordinarily challenging right now. and many of our partners feel it. >> reporter: she says the pandemic has been devastating on the hotel industry. she says the counsel has developed new clean and safe protocols when doors reopen, including requiring the use of hand sanitizer and wearing masks. employees should avoid touching cars and one person or party allowed on elevators, used the stairs when possible and room cleaning should fo

about a dozen hair salon owners from across the bay area that joined in a protest outside of san francisco's cityall. they came to hope health officials will hear them when they say they can operate indoors safely. >> we have basically been abandoned as an industry. nobody seems to be listening. >> reporter: outdoor haircuts are permitted in some counties, including contra costa county, under the gavin's -- governors orders, it is prohibited. this now encompasses the entire bay area. most salons cannot move outdoors. is safer than going on an airplane.>> reporter: we did ask why they were keeping them closed? >> being within six feet of somebody for more than 15 minutes is very close contact. 70 a high risk for getting infected, if one person is infected.>> reporter: he says where two workers were infected, they and their customers or mask, and nobody else came down with the virus. >> this issue can be both ways. >> reporter: either open us inside and let us run our financial assistance. >> reporter: another salon protest is scheduled on saturday in pleasanton. there is a rally in sacramento next

. >> reporter: salon owners rallied at san francisco city hall on friday. they want the city to let them open safely or provide them with unemployment pay and a recovery plan. >> everyone thinks i'm crazy. i'm the only person here doing it. >> reporter: rebecca is doing the unimaginable, taking her palm springs area salon outdoors where temperatures are pushing 120. she has a tent and fan offering cuts most of the days betwee 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. >> i've never had the government take away my ability to make money. this is a really nice way as a business owner to keep my head up, keep positive, keep looking for the future. >> reporter: back in pleasanton, stylists say they're drafting a letter of intent asking county officials to let them reopen. if the answer is no, they're preparing to open anyway in two weeks. the sheriff's department says salons are at risk of having their licenses revoked. as far as enforcing it goes, the sheriff's department says it has other priorities these days. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> check out where your county stands on th

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san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what did i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>early on while senator harris was on the presidential campaign trail kron 4 had the chance to sit down with her one on one for an interview and we're so what it would take to win the democratic nomination. >>at the end of the day people are going to want to know that the person is going to be on that stage in the gen

city announces he's leaving his post. >>> plus new information on a three-alarm fire in santa clara county tonight. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> san francisco sued for discrimination after two city employees allege they were ordered not to talk to their co- workers. >> tonight be with kpix5's joe vazquez speaks to the employees about the heavy emotional toll. >> i was ordered tonight talk to minimum in our office. >> reporter: the two long time employees of the san francisco department's warrants division are now suing their employer. >> i was handed a piece of paper and goal to obey those rules. >> reporter: what were the rules on the paper? >> that i could not speak to anyone and that covers all city and county employees. >> reporter: that cease and desist order according to the lawsuit said they could not communicate with fellow employees. they were told not to speak in the workplace? >> exactly and for the last almost entire year they have not spoken to any of their colleagues in the workplace for fear of being terminated. >> so i just didn't talk to nobody. i sometimes would cry at my desk because i want to talk to my friends. those pe

i think it's really important for san francisco to fund city college. we provide training, classes, education for many, many of the populations that we want to protect in san francisco. when we think about public safety, like many of the callers have been, and defunding sfpd, we have to think about, as well, funding our community colleges or the community education in the city that everyone relies on. our immigrant parents rely on, our seniors rely on, our artists and creative people rely on. city college is a lifeline for this city and it has been for many, many years. i am tired of speaking in support of city college and hearing every supervisor saying they love city college while seeing $0 going to city college every year. we love city college and would like it to be open to everyone, but it seems that the city is not willing to provide support to the workforce development, the social justice and ethics studies classes and social services that we are trying to have policy funds. we are not asking for much. [please stand by] -- i'm with a neighborhood

thriving. >> my name is jeff, and i'm a coowner of nopa restaurant, nopalito restaurant in san francisco. i attended cityge of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurant back then in the early 90's. nopalito on broderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those kitypes of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to sho

. >>> san francisco city and community leaders are calling for unity and denouncing violence during this pandemic crisis. >> you should know that peace will come. peace will last. when we, as human beings, remember that we are all brothers and sisters and we have to learn to live together as brothers sisters. >> a united against violence rally was held outside of the upper house. organizers say it is important to keep the antiviolence message alive because programs aimed at reducing violence are shut down because of social distancing requirements. >>> president trump says the u.s. is moving close torus vacc at the white house, he says the government has an agreement with madera. per the agreement, they will manufacture 100 million doses of its vaccine. announced two weeks ago it started phase three of its experimental vaccine. >> we are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery, the military is ready to go. they are ready to deliver a vaccine to americans as soon as one is fully approved by the fda. >>> front-line workers are

. >> reporter: salon owners rallied at san francisco city hall friday. they want the city to let them open safely or provide them with unemployment pay and a recovery plan. >> while everyone thinks i'm crazy, i'm the only person here in our desert doing it. >> reporter: rebecca alcorn is doing the unimaginable. she's taking her palm springs area salon outdoors, where extreme temperatures are pushing 120. she's got a pop-up tent and a giant fan offering cuts most days between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. >> i've never had the government take away my ability to make money, so this is just a really nice way as a business owner to keep my head up, keep positive, keep looking for the future. >> reporter: back here in pleasanton, stylists say they are drafting a letter of intent to county officials asking permission to reopen. if the answer is no, they're prepared to reopen anyway in two weeks. no response from the county health department, but the sheriff's department says they run the risk of having their licenses revoked by the state. but as far as enforcing it, the

san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire citye are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place th

and as they both ran for higher offices at san francisco city hall. e support from the latin x community and the more progressive side of the democratic party where he falls and he is applauding her so- called san francisco values. >> the recognition that our diversity is a source of strength and unity, not division. and also, the idea that we can be bold and innovative and still be economically successful. >> on the other side of the spectrum, republican, tom, ran against harris for the senate seat that she currently holds. he has gone head to head with her at debates and has doubts about how she will go over and swing states especially in energy policy. he thinks vice president mike pence will be a formidable opponent. >> she is light on policy. she is more concerned i think about her personal ambition. that iba the bay area is planning on getting out a huge phone banking campaign for the ticket, hoping to ease any of those swing state concerns. michelle? >>> thank you, president trump responded to biden's pick, by slamming kamala harris's questioni

the area is managed by the national park service and does not fall under san francisco city services. >>> hotels in san francisco are getting ready to welcome back tourists but only when it's safe and when the city allows. they'll have a whole new set of health and safety changes and abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has been looking into it and has the details. >> we just came out to enjoy a day and check out the city and see what's going on now. >> reporter: delise boone from salt lake city flew to san francisco for the day. she says union square was kind of disappointing. >> well, it's very empty. it is not what we're used to, but it's beautiful, the weather is great. >> reporter: she won't need a hotel tonight, good thing. most hotels in the city remained closed to tourists, housing essential workers and some homeless. >> it's extraordinarily challenging right now and many of our partners feel it. >> reporter: kelly powers from the hotel council of san francisco says the pandemic has been devastating to the hotel industry. she says the council has developed new clean and safe pr

this is separate from the city and county of san francisco, the city, ocii continues to implement the equal opportunity program of the prior redevelopment agency and these eop policies are comprehensive and merit city ordinances. next slide, please. adopted in november of 2004, the objective of the small business enterprise is to create opportunities for small businesses, especially in san francisco to perform and expand their business in ocii's projects. there is a goal of 50% and is designed to encourage participation by requiring developers is contractors to perform bid-faith efforts to include spe's and ocii's in contracts or agreement exposes s includes construction joint ventures and associations such as the associate architect to foster capacity building. ocithere is contract size whichs a willingness to involve a large scope of work to develop participation. there's a 30-day minimum giving ample time to respond to request for qualifications and sbe lists, this is outreach including lve's on the cmd website and public solicitation, solicit bids and follow up with spe. meetings,

shot and killed by police in her own home. >>> san francisco mayor london breed will hold a news briefing to discuss plans for reopening more of the city from the coronavirus restrictions. san francisco has helped struggling businesses by providing micro grants. cash awards that do not need to be paid back. a jamaican restaurant received a $10,000 grant from the city's resiliency fun. it allowed the restaurant to stay open. they went from serving 3000 meals per week before the pandemic 20, within a week of the shutdown. >> the resiliency fund was created to support the small businesses who are being most detrimentally impacted from covid-19. >> the first round of funding gave small businesses and other forms of aid beyond federal and state relief. san francisco has raised 28 million dollars for a second round of funding, hoping to help businesses. >>> all of the republicans and the state senate are blocked from going into the state capital building. republican senator bryan jones tested positive for the virus and may have ask posed his colleagues to the virus after the republican caucus event earlier in the week. yesterday, the rebel c

the rally today in san francisco and city hall. >>> reports are servicing that major-league baseball will have to shut down if they cannot stop covid-19 from spreading. joe fonzi has those details later in sports. the shopping spree of a lifetime, how the underprivileged youth benefited from forever 21's bankruptcy. >>> i am so blessed to be chosen to have clothing that i can use for work and outdoor play, and go on a date. >>> not all chains of slavery have been broken. >> with to change how we police the african american community. >> if we don't deal with this issue, we will go the way of ancient rome. >> the black lives matter movement is saying we matter.>> this is about bringing people of color to the seats of power. >> is time to of the world and show that black lives matter. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your su

city worker. i truly believe in good work and everybody san francisco and city and county stands for.he sheriff in order to fund public services. i like to say that while those are great calls for changing the face of public safety, funding public services should be done through revenue measures because there are 75 billionaires who live in san francisco. they need to pay their fair share to fund public services. i would hate to see public servants suffer in order to benefit the residents in the city. defunding the police is an honorable aim -- we they had to put in place policies that benefit the resident and see the same for the essential workers who provide public services every single day. we need to make sure that our public servants are honored and accepted in all respects and all mean and for all the work they do, whether it's picking up our garbage, driving our buses or caring for our love ones in the hospital. we need to pass the ceo tax measure. we need to reform our businesses and we need continue to protect all residents of 46 wh san frano who are renters. thank you. have

it's important for san francisco because if we don't have all of the people in our city, if we don't the folks in california, california and san francisco stand to lose billions of dollars in funding. >> it's really important to the city of san francisco that the federal government gets the count right, so we've created count sf to motivate all -- sf count to motivate all citizens to participate in the census. >> for the immigrant community, a lot of people aren't sure whether they should take part, whether this is something for u.s. citizens or whether it's something for anybody who's in the yunited states, and it is something for everybody. census counts the entire population. >> we've given out $2 million to over 30 community-based organizations to help people do the census in the communities where they live and work. we've also partnered with the public libraries here in the city and also the public schools to make sure there are informational materials to make sure the folks do the census at those sites, as well, and we've initiated a campaign to motivate the citizens and make su

>>the city of san francisco's anticipated release from the state's covid-19 watch list didn't happen. the reason according to officials with the city's department of emergency management san francisco is currently not meeting day one of the 3 consecutive day threshold. >>what it really means is that without cannot watch list that means that nothing that is currently closed in rio de of character of him next 3 fitness says not coming off the covid watch lists is devastating news for those in the physical fitness business community. the entire fitness industry in san francisco has the worst since march and the result is people are going out of business we've lost 7 gyms in our cut this coalition, the last 3 weeks with working out indoors being banned character created this outdoor set up back in july but he says it comes with its own set of problems the most recent being smoke from neighboring wildfires and how when there's a giant fire north you know and and and now they're already uncertain cisco has to resort to such a degree that people don't want to work out outside the repeal of t

thriving. >> my name is jeff, and i'm a coowner of nopa restaurant, nopalito restaurant in san francisco. i attended cityollege of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurant back then in the early 90's. nopalito on broderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those kitypes of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to

>>a little bit of exercise in the come over here san francisco city officials are urging everyone to stay hydrated and stay home if possible and if it gets too hot inside they ask you find a cool place outdoors to stay safe and most importantly they say to remember to keep your distance from others in wear a mask we just want everyone street number we're still in a very serious response to this covid-19 virus. >>and we encourage people to get out stay safe but remember that her actions in dolores park rangers are handing out masks to people who are wearing them it's part of the city's effort to remind people to a bay, the public health order things pretty respectable have few people without masks that most people wear. the city is increasing the number of park rangers on patrol here throughout the weekend to conduct outreach. we also know that it can be very warm when wearing face masks, so they said folks are able to get outside. and the separate from people that they can remove their masks as long as they're appropriate distance from other people. >>another important note this city

a san francisco city attorney spokesperson says, "we have not been served with this lawsuit. we will review it at that time and address it in court." meanwhile both women say they still go to work every day to a miserable experience. >> so i go to my desk and when my hood on my head. i do that every single day. i bought a coat with a hood on it. so in the morning i can hide until it's time for me to leave. with a hood on my head. >> joe, being ordered not to talk at all in the workplace seems just unbelievable and you can hear how emotional they both are about it. >> reporter: yeah. they're pretty broken up. i mean going in every day and dealing with this rule, i've never seen anything like that. their attorney, angela alioto, the former san francisco supervisor, said she wants that rule changed immediately. they are suing for harassment and retaliation and they want damages. >> any idea how much they're asking for in terms of damages? >> reporter: no. it's not specified in the lawsuit. it's usually millions is what they ask for and it goes from there with the negotiation wit

. >> they are seeking damages against the city and county of san francisco and they called for the sheriffs department to immediately stop his practice of forcing employees to be silent in the workplace. san francisco city attorney john cote said we have not been destined we will review it at that time and address it in court. >> this morning, the city's top cop has announced he is retiring. after nearly 30 years on the force, police chief eddie garcia says he will retire in december. he became chief in 2016 and over the years he helped rebuild morale and the department force after pay and pension cuts. recently, he has dealt with calls for reform and the firing of several officers. he has a few surgeries coming up and he has been talking about retiring for several years. the nationwide search for his replacement will begin soon. >>> turning to our coronavirus coverage, we are nearly 5 months into the pandemic and many restaurant owners say they cannot survive much longer. we are in chinatown with more on the plan to help. >> reporter: good morning, anybody who has been to chinatown knows t

black girls growing up today to rise up not in spite of their upbringing here in this city, but because of it san francisco mayor london breed unveiling her proposed city budget on friday where she's looking to reinvest a 120 million dollars in funds over the next 2 years from the city's law enforcement departments to the african american community that she says has been unheard in underserved for too long and there's always been a lot of talk and no money behind it you know in my own personal opinion i am moved by the process and the fact that there's been some allocation the city's human rights commission released a report earlier this week summarizing the findings from community feedback about where to invest the money in the black community based on the report mayor breed is proposing 60% of the funding be directed for mental health wellness and homelessness 35% to be directed toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for thorough planning process to divert non-emergency low priority calls for service. away from the police department to non law enforcement age

black girls growing up today to rise up not in spite of their upbringing here in this city, but because of it san francisco mayor london breed unveiling her proposed city budget on friday where she's looking to reinvest a 120 million dollars in funds over the next 2 years from the city's law enforcement departments to the african american community that she says has been unheard in underserved for too long and there's always been a lot of talk and no money behind it you know in my own personal opinion i am moved by the process and the fact that there's been some allocation the city's human rights commission released a report earlier this week summarizing the findings from community feedback about where to invest the money in the black community based on the report mayor breed is proposing 60% of the funding be directed for mental health wellness and homelessness 35% to be directed toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for thorough planning process to divert non-emergency low priority calls for service. away from the police department to non law enforcement age

you work with children, we need to be careful, so can we be proactive maybe and go into city college and san francisco state and have to wait until everything gets processed? and then, secondarily, can we ask san francisco city college whether we can use their space? >> thank you, president yee. we are working with city college, who's been a really great partner with us on a number of things, but in particular for this year, we're having some really positive conversations with them. and then, in terms of your -- you know, it's -- you can tell that president yee used to run a program because he knows about the fingerprinting issues, so you're right. you can't just put anybody into a space to serve children. the reason why it makes sense to use nonprofit agencies is because it's all fingerprinted. they know mandated reporting, and yes. we are in conversation with san francisco state who has said this is a great opportunity for our professionals. there's been a lot of feedback around this program and about people wanting to come in and support this effort. san francisco is, once again, leading the way in

walnut creek 67 also. 61 in fremont. 58 in san francisco and redwood city warming up a little bit at n in san jose coming in at 63 at this hour. there is a live look a stormtracker to. we have that marine layer this morning and it will burn off rather quickly. in fact, with lots of sunshine all across the state, and we have a low pressure system that has been off the coast so it is right there over the center of california. we are flying by to high- pressure system that will have an influence on our weather. we lose the marine layer pretty early and we get into a day where there will be some nice temperatures. a little warm if you are inland where we can see some of the 90 start to pop today and tomorrow. mostly sunny skies around the coast, 60s around the bay. mid-70s to 80s. if you are in line, that is where you will see the warmth. santa rosa 89, 68 will be our high in san francisco. 75 in oakland. 93 in livermore. 87 degrees, -- we will get into a cooler pattern as we start to head into next week. i will talk more about that coming up in your extended forecast. >>> the state says

thriving. >> my name is jeff, and i'm a coowner of nopa restaurant, nopalito restaurant in san francisco. i attended cityollege of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurant back then in the early 90's. nopalito on broderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those kitypes of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to

. >> the arch diocese of san francisco, allegedly, continues to violate coronavirus health orders. according to "the san francisco chronicle" city officials have reprimanded the arch diocese for the third time now, in two months. the latest infraction was another wedding inside peter and st. paul church in north beach. pastors at other san francisco churches continued to hold indoor prayer sessions, as well. four churches, in all, are named in a letter to the arch diocese from the city attorney's office. the economy is roaring back, if you ask president trump. president gave a coronavirus briefing this afternoon. covering everything from the economy to mr. trump pointed to success on the testing front. many sites, now, getting people results much faster. he says he is also working on additional measures to protect nursing homes. the president characterized the economic upturn as historic. >> we are currently witnessing the faste recovery in history. that's because previously, before the virus came and hit our shore, the foundation was so strong. we had such a strong foundation that we're recovering, much faster than anybody anti

. >>> members of the fitness industry are pleading with san francisco city officials tonight to be allowed to reopen. >> we can require masks at all times. we can be more than six feet apart. we can reduce capacity. we can do temperature checks. if you can risk exposure by spending 30 to 60 minutes inside a retail or a hardware store, why can't one safely go to the gym to improve their health? >> the san francisco independent fitness studio coalition is demanding answers. itd gyms sefore personal services. the coalition filed to see the covid-19 data keeping them close. the city missed the deadline and requested more two weeks to gather the information. >>> in the east bay the community came together for a vigil for a man who was fatally shot while waiting for a bus. darius brisell was shot. his family was among those who attended the vigil which also called for an end to gun violence. >>> in the north bay, there is a grassroots effort and movement to keep sir francis drake boulevard. abc7 news was in fairfax and spotted a flyer that reads "save drake boulevard." a facebook page says there

san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her. >>obviously a very exciting day here in the bay area for people who know harrison worked closely with her. every day says she was cleaning her house today when she heard that harris was selected. live in san francisco tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well, the selection of senator harris is historic as she becomes the first woman of color on a major party's pre

san francisco's hayes valley joins a growing list of san francisco establishments to close amid the coronavirus pandemic. today the alert announced it would permanently shut it san francisco and new york city locations. at least 10 other businesses in hayes valley have been forced to close, unable to survive the pandemic and strict regulations. >>> the bay area's black restaurant week begins today, highlighting some of the best african-american chefs and caterers in our area. we look at what sets th >> reporter: here i voodoo love , a creel restaurant south of market street in san francisco, the owner is helping what happens over the next few days will help that her business and other african-american owned restaurants more prominently on the food matt. >> it is pretty ation processes the health we actually offer, the vegan dishes, all of that. it means everything. >> reporter: she opened the restaurant 11 months ago. hers is a handful of african- american owned restaurants taking part in black restaurant week which began friday. the event is circulating on social media and is designed to spotlight like restaurants. >> i feel like we face it all the time. it is felt that we can't be creati

the residents, the housed residents are just as deserving as anybody else in the city of san francisco to be able to walk in and out of their houses to maneuver wheelchairs down the street. i love san francisco. i have lived here this is my 34th year. it is the greatest city on earth. i am frustrated not simply because i work in the tenderloin. i see a city not figuring out how to solve a civil rights issue. this lawsuit was driven by that frustration and the covid-19. i appreciate that we have been asked for damages. i work pro bono. look at the settlements agreement they waived attorney fees. >> i do not want to interrupt. your hand is on your face. the chancellor or dean just said he has lived here 34 years but earlier said he lived here for 12 years. i don't want to in any way under mine anything he said. i would like to call the question. it is getting late and i have to go home and have dinner. with no disrespect to the dean or chancellor of this institution i think we have asked every question i respectfully think you have attempted to answer every question adequately or less so

san jose, 83, and we top out at 69 in the city for san francisco. is also goin ge afternoon, the winds will pick up. watch the coloighten up into afrnoon. that is assigned we are starting to change this pattern. the winds are going to come back, the clouds along the coast are going to get thicker. they will reach further inland. as a result look at the cooldown in the seven-day forecast. you have to go to 94 today bye- bye tomorrow it is only 84. inland, by wednesday only 77. that is going to be a noticeable drop. we will warm things up as we get for the end of this coming week. particularly by next weekend, back to the low 90s. and if you are in the bay, right around the mid to upper 60s toytllmoon that hurricane, the leftovers of atinits way up the east coast the next time i check in with you. for now let's get updated on your drive. >>> good morning. we take a look at the roadways right now. out and about early, heads-up. we got delay starting at tracy, working your way into the altamonte pass. was about 580 commute is busy. look at the sensors,

city, 88. san francisco, a few 70s coming your way. downtown through the michigan, even the marina going after 65 degrees. so some warmer weather, even on the way for san francisco. and for the north bay, got you up to 91 in sonoma, 90 in santa rosa. i want to give you this broader look at the weather pattern. we've been talking a lot about this hot weather. but the other thing is some humidity moving in from tropical storm aleta. it doesn't look like we'll see any thunderstorms the way things are right now. we'll keep an eye out for thunderstorms to the south. but we'll have a little bit of humidity and that dangerous heat. so here's the way it plays out. my san francisco forecast, 70 is the next seven days, but the warmest on friday, up to 78 degrees for the average. and for the inland valleys, we're going up to the hottest on friday. 104, a little humidity. 101 saturday. goes down, but then back up again. really kind of stuck in this hot pattern at least over the next seven days. here is a little silver lining for you. at least it's

san jose 103. redwood city 102. san francisco mid-90s, and the coast, half moon bay in the low 80s. 110 degrees in fairfield. you can see the strip digits for oakland, hayward, redwood city, and mountain view. tomorrow, hot spots in the 90 those over 100 degrees, and as a result, the excessive heat warning will continue not only up there in weekend, but also into next week, until 9:00 p.m. on wednesday, and a heat advisory should expire 9:00 this evening for all of the areas in yellow, but i think that will get reissued, especially as we head into early next week. current numbers out there. santa rosa 101 degrees. own land 89. san francisco, look at that. for the 6:00 hour right now, 86. so it is warm even out toward the coast and near portions of the bay, and of course the intense heat, you just to go a few miles inland. thundershowers out towards the sierra. we have fog-free skies. this is a constant reminder that we are indeed worried about fire danger with this pattern setting up, a stretch of triple digit day requests, and t

we had a dozen records. 103 in san jose today. 102, redwood city. 100 in oakland. 95 san francisco. 99 degrees in sfo. santa cruz 105. 106 santa rosa. 104 napa. 102 kentfield. 82 half moon bay. really, there was no escaping the heat unless you were in a place like half moon bay where it was warm and not extreme. here is a look at live picture from our emeryville camera. plenty of sun out there. santa rosa, novato, napa, in the triple-digits. fairfield from 110 to 107 now. that's blistering still. 105 concord and livermore. east bay hills camera, you can see a little bit of haze there. spare the air alert is up right now. 86 in san francisco. it is 89 in oakland. 100 in redwood city. 106 in gilroy. this is just scorching heat. excessive heat warning until 9:00 p.m. wednesday for the inland areas. wednesday, that's next week, we have this heatwave continuing. so there is an increased risk of heat illness. take it easy out there. we have lake and mendocino counties under that warning until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. my inclination is this will get extended as well. and then a heat advisory for t