henry lee ktvu fox two news, new details tonight in the ongoing corruption scandal at san francisco city hall city administrator naomi kelly is resigning as a february 1st. her husband, harlan kelly, stepped down as general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission last month. he's charged with wire. fraud for allegedly taking bribes in exchange for city contracts. naomi kelly has not been charged with the crime. her duties and city administrator included managing san francisco's covid-19 response.ight. we're tracking rain to the north of us. unfortunately not for us. we do have some more to talk about those seventies in the five day forecast and still ahead here. the grim reality of the bay area's coronavirus surge mortuaries at capacity, and now maura, refrigerated trailers are being used to keep up with the demand because i've been doing a 16 years and i've never seen this many deaths at one time. ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ ♪ let me down! ♪ ♪ and mess me around... ♪ ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ if

administrator's office, and i am so proud to announce that i am nominating carmen chu to serve as san francisco's city administrator. many of us know carmen over the years. she has served the city and county of san francisco since 2005. she currently serves as our assessor recorder and in that role she is responsible for managing a team of over 200 people. under her leadership, the aassessor's office has reversed a decades old backlog of assessment cases and generating $3.6 billion in property tax revenue annually to support public services in san francisco. had it not been for carmen's leader snip that role, we would have a budget that was deficient in the amount of $3.6 billion. that gives you an indication of how amazing and how valuable she is to san francisco. such achievements have earned her office the prestigious 2020 good government award, an honor recognizing excellence in public sector management and stewardship. she currently serves on the san francisco employees retirement system board where she oversees the investments and policies of a $26 billion public pension system in san francisco.

but what other prominent cities like san francisco, what are they doing to prepare kron four's dan kerman at city hall with more on that >>that's right police are ready for anything they say they have not heard of any protests that are planned, but they say. >>they are ready. they are working with state and federal partners just in case something comes up. focus has been on protecting the nation's capital and state capitols as joe biden is inaugurated wednesday, san francisco's also taking steps to prepare for inauguration day. >>and as apd we've canceled discretionary days off of our officers and we will have additional police in all necessary resources deployed to respond to all routine calls for service. as well as spontaneous events in the event that they occur. >>during an online briefing, san francisco police chief bill scott said the police department is also working with federal state and local partners and the city's emergency operation center has been activated. >>at this time we have no credible notice the cases of major protests of civil unrest likely taking place in the city

oakland reporting 53 degrees 49 reported in the city of san francisco. getting into the overnight lows. it's going to be a cold one with partly cloudy skies, dry conditions even below freezing and santa rosa tomorrow morning at 31 45 in the city of san francisco, and 40 degrees expected over san jose as we get into the afternoon under the partly cloudy skies, dry conditions, temperatures will rebound just a bit back to about average for this time of year. upper fifties to about 60 degrees expected 57 in hayward and in the north base, 60 degrees over santa rosa. there's a look at your extended forecast notice temperatures take a huge dive on sunday with that colder storm. expecting the range for a rival for the second part of sunday. he scattered showers on monday with another storm moving in tuesday wednesday, maybe lasting coming up. remembering a true baseball legend. a look at the life and legacy of hank aaron. who passed away today. covid-19 vaccination sites are popping up all around the bay area. we'll tell you where you may wind ♪ ♪ oh, this is how

san francisco, falling branches shattered some car windows in pacific heights. despite all that, no one was hurt. >>> taking a live look at san francisco, the mayor is warning that the city could run out of one of our sex scenes by thursday. it is not just san francisco that is dealing with dwindling surprise. supplies. >> reporter: the muscovy center has been designated as one of three san francisco mass vaccine sites. the question everyone is asking tonight is when will the shots get here and had white get them. the city and county of san francisco launched its vaccine sign-up page today which probably crashed. and since some folks signed up coma mess doses, >> th should be something that the city of san francisco and our bureaucracy knows how to do and can get done quickly. it's concerning for the next couple of weeks and months. >> in san mateo county are healthcare workers have been receiving shots at the mass vaccine clinics, the health director published a pages long report. all that counties would have to vaccinate 40,000 people per week. the current supply coming in appears to be about 1/10 of this rate. ucsf infectious disease specialist is the allocation proce

san francisco's first mass faction vaccination site against covid-19 is now open. it's a drive thru clinic in a parking lot at san francisco citylege, the first of the 500 people with appointments began getting their first dose of the covid vaccine this morning for now, on lee, health care workers and people ages 75 older or eligible. mayor london breed says the city hopes to give at least 10,000 shots a day ands fs not necessarily in our control, but we're prepared with the sites with the resource is with our private healthcare partners and with the department of public health who have been working overtime to set up these sites and to do the work in order to make sure that as soon as we get them, we're prepared to meet the need. san francisco's goal is to set up several other mass vaccination sites to give about 900,000 people. the vaccine by the end of june across the bay in oakland, there's a large vaccination side of the barn administration building at eighth street. we took some video than put in time lapse mode. show you yesterday's very long line and wrapped all the way around the block, and then some organizers say the

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>>developing news today, san francisco is expected to run out of covid vaccine unless something is done the cities in the middle of setting up new vaccination sites across san francisco. a car for sarah stinson joining us live actually from san francisco city college with more on what we're learning this morning tara. >>yeah the setup continues this morning here at san francisco city college you can see they've got fencing intense extremely foggy out this morning. but they're setting up this drive-thru vaccination center and it's supposed to be open by tomorrow ucsf is working with dignity health and one medical to organize and staff this pop up this will be for the people over the age of 75 or 65 initially as well as health care workers who are still looking to get that shot in the arm, this is one of 3 mass back the city setting up being set up right now the others will be at most only center and as of market in the bay view area, san francisco has a goal to vaccinate every person in the city by june 30th of this year between the city and private health care providers, the hope is to give out 10

basic income was first floated this week in the city manager following up with some research. south san franciscouggles with the higher unemployment rate compared to the affluent neighboring city. a bright spot in the pandemic rent continues to drop. san francisco has seen the biggest drop in the country. the rental market in the city is down nearly 27%. since march of last year. the web site apartment list says the dip in santa clara is nearly 18%. and oakland down about 14%. >> two of the top ten largest lottery jackpots in u.s. history up for grabs this weekend. megamillions tonight. top prize now three quarters of a billion dollars. tomorrow power ball jackpot is worth $640 million. one ticket worth 2.7 million was sold in san jose for wednesday power ball. so far, no one has claimed the prize. plenty of other big dreamers are stocking up on tickets hoping to get lucky. >> you didn't win a couple days ago did you? >> would i be here? >> you would. >> we're back in a moment with the new poet laurt. new year's resolutions come and go. so give your business more than resolutions... give it solut

on monday, a small group gathered outside san francisco city hall to protest. the continued shutdown of outdoor dining. they're pleading with officials to let them reopen at least the shared space program. i mean the city is requiring nothing but to shut down that's all they've given us we don't have any financial assistance from them at this point so we have stable of december money. >>he did have a christmas. not getting his money so we're going to be evicted is says this moratorium runs out. so we're coming back here again today to try to rally the city leaders let them know that this is not political. we have hungry children. and we needed to service our outdoor deck. so we can make a few dollars and pay a few bills that's all we want to do that's it. >>so friday is the last day to get applications in for the small business grants offered through the state. you can find a link to apply on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>we'll take quick break here for 25. >>and we're back at 4.28 at the half hour mark, if just waking up and joining us. well the good news i

that is every resident in the city of san francisco. the health department should be helping with that by administering 10,000 doses per day. there will be a city wide centralized vaccine registration system website and testing sites will pivot and give vaccines as well. there will be a vaccine dash board created so that the public can keep track of the progress. this is on the heels of a series of executive orders signed by president biden including formation of office of national biodefense to coordinate response and help to meet san francisco's goal, vaccine supply would need to ramp up dramatically. bay area doctors would like to see the president invoke the defense production act to speed up the vaccine roll out. >> we need 600 million doses very quick. yes, i would invoke that act. >> this is not a normal time. people are dying every day, more than 9/11, every day in this country. i think it requires at least a temporary all hands on deck approach. >> reporter: this emergency ordinance will be introduced at the next board of superv

thank you. >> we're here to serve the good people of the city of san francisco. it's an honor to be joining you today. >> thank you, madam clerk. thank you for leading us an moving us forward through all of our work for the board of supervisors with grace and efficiency. i appreciate you and your entire team. i want to say one thank you so much to supervisor melgar for nominating me. i was supporting both of you in your elections and through the campaign. i'm excited to have two women of color serving alongside all of us. to all of my colleagues for one, speaking up. i appreciate all of our relationships and all of the work we've done together. i won't speak long because if things go the way i think they will, we'll be coming back and making comments again. i graciously and humbly accept. >> the board president i'll just ask are there any further nominations. i'm looking at the roster. i doan see any names on the roster. nominations are now closed. before any further discussion or the vote is taken. let's call for public comment. >> we welcome your public comment

administrator's office, and i am so proud to announce that i am nominating carmen chu to serve as san francisco's cityor. many of us know carmen over the years. she has served the city and county of san francisco since 2005. she currently serves as our assessor recorder and in that role she is responsible for managing a team of over 200 people. under her leadership, the aassessor's office has reversed a decades old backlog of assessment cases and generating $3.6 billion in property tax revenue annually to support public services in san francisco. had it not been for carmen's leader snip that role, we would have a budget that was deficient in the amount of $3.6 billion. that gives you an indication of how amazing and how valuable she is to san francisco. such achievements have earned her office the prestigious 2020 good government award, an honor recognizing excellence in public sector management and stewardship. she currently serves on the san francisco employees retirement system board where she oversees the investments and policies of a $26 billion public pension system in san francisco. assessor ch

san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>well tents were set up for the mass vaccination site at the main campus of san francisco city college the city's hoping to roll out the vaccine by the end of the week. this is in addition to 2 other public sites in the city one of the moscow any center in the other at the wholesale produce market in the bayview these new city these new sites come as the city awaits inconsistent vaccine shipments that's been the big problem. the city's public health department says it will run out of the vaccine by today if more shipments don't arrive soon. well meet haitians of covid-19 are causing increasing concerns now especially when it comes to the rollout of the vaccine. there are now at least 5 new variants that have been found in california and that's in addition to several other variance in different parts of the world kron four's theresa stasi takes a closer look at that part of the story. >>predictable as well as problematic. that's how infectious disease experts are explaining the mutations of sars covid 2 and what it means in winning this war against the virus. >>so talk about first the v

. >>> city of oakland, looking at san francisco city hall, where vaccines have been in short supply. city leaders have high hopes that will change with the biden administration. president biden is expected to use the defense production act. >> i know with the cord nation with the ability to invoke 'work powers act we will accelerate vaccine. >> the new administration will run it better. >> having good will at the people and good people at the top makes a huge difference. >> you can head to our resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >> another look out side. >> loving the live pictures, it's just beautiful outside. >> i know we should enjoy the clear skies because change is coming. >> much-needed rainfall. we get 1 more mild, dry day to back everything outdoors in. a storm system will be approaching. we'll see a gradual increase. this storm system does not lend a lot of moisture. we're talking about light showers. let's zoom in with futurecast. focus on the first chance of showers, just after midnight tomorrow night. those showers will move across the bay area. a 50-50 chance. this system

san mateo but they're not elaborating on exactly what's being done. in daly city dan kerman kron 4 news. >>as covid cases surge in san francisco, a majority of the people living on the streets are still there despite the extension of the program for shelter in place house a hotel city leaders extended that program last month but since then leaders as well as advocates of the unsheltered say it's become even harder to get folks back inside kron four's taylor bisacky live tonight with details on >>there are several things happening here for those staying in those shelter-in-place hotels believed to seek medical attention or treatment. well they're not being allowed back in and the department of homelessness is apparently being a more restrictive and selective with any new people that they allow and to those hotels now this is all happening at a time when san francisco is typically expanding its shelter capacity as we experience this winter weather and rain. >>unfortunately what we're really talking about here is sort of like musical chairs of hotel rooms and it's this place where if you leave maybe it'll be taken away keyed in t

san francisco. so as the east bay there in the distance you are seeing some fog mostly just south of san francisco towards daly cityo itself. that also a touch of fog up towards point raise over tamala space into portions of northern sonoma county aside from that though it is a crystal clear and cold morning, half moon bay in morgan hill at 37 conquered 38 dublin 33 while san anselmo santa rosa and nevado all at 32 degrees sitting right at freezing to kick off this day. i'm talking when rainfall arrives and how long do expected for still in your forecast that will have an impact on your morning commute tomorrow, but so far today, smooth sailing exactly so far so good like you mentioned we are seeing some fog. >>along 2.80 in the south bay so want to drive safe and careful over there. but your commute across the bridges are nice and clear especially here at the bay bridge under 10 minutes fremont street exit your commute also the san mateo bridge you can see heading to the peninsula there. under 15 minutes as traffic starts to steadily build up in that area the richmond sandra fell bridge pretty quiet on the year un

san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>city of santa clara officials they've been reminding people again not to set off a legal fireworks tonight. there's often as in many communities, an uptick in 911 calls related to fireworks on holidays like this one like new year's eve also the 4th of july. the santa clara police and fire departments they've been doing what they can and they preventive roving patrols out there, anybody caught setting off illegal fireworks could face fines and criminal prosecutions. >>happening now siege peas maximum enforcement period has officially started this is a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the enforcement period officially started at the top of the hour and even though this new year's eve. we'll certainly look different in many ways the chp says still committed to keeping people safe on the roads over the holiday weekend officers, we'll be out and they will be beefed up in terms of how many patrol officers will be out there they are looking specifically for impaired drivers. people go

. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall where nominated carmen chu to be her new city administrator. chu has served as san francisco assessor recorder since 2013. before that she was a district 4 supervisor. if confirmed she would oversee more than 25 city departments. >> the work that she has done has really been about making sure that the average, everyday citizen in san francisco who is not connected to city hall, who's not involved in city hall in any way, that they have a voice. >> administrator naomi kelly resigned earlier this week following a sick-week leave of absence. her husband is facing a federal wire fraud charge in a city corruption case. naomi kelly is not accused of any wrongdoing. >>> confusion in los angeles tonight after reports that clinics are throwing out unused vaccine vaccines. >> it would be criminal if we found any doses that were thrown in a garbage bin behind one of these clinics. >>ter: l.a. county supervisor janet hong says they haven't heard any cases of coveted vaccines being thrown away at this point, but she wants to make sure that will never happe

. >>> san francisco and oakland city halls were lit up in red, white and blue to celebrate the inauguration. this morning many are looking ahead to the future. amy is live in san francisco at city hall there with what we can expect in the coming days, months and even years. amy? >> reporter: hi. well, the lights are back to normal here at city hall. so it looks like the celebration is over. time for the work to get underway and president joe biden will be focussing first on the vaccine, the pandemic and the economy. doctors say having an organized approach from the federal level will help speed up the distribution of the vaccine. economists say if the president can get covid under control, that will be the boost the economy needs. >> it's not just that the government has stopped the economy, people have stopped the economy. people don't want to go out as long as it feels dangerous to go out. so you can't solve the problem just by saying, let's open up or not open up. you have to solve the covid problem first. >> the president has a goal of administering 100 million doses of the vaccine in h

appointed to serve as scientific expert by the city and county of san francisco. must untangle the truth from falsehood when we did the analysis of these studies we found that every study that found that there was no association between sugary beverage consumption and obese in diabetes was funded in some way by the industry. whereas among all the studies that found that there was an association between the consumption of soda and sugary beverages and obese and diabetes except for one were independently funded so we now know and there's other evidence that industry has been. influencing very deeply the medical and scientific establishment to create controversy over the question of whether their products cause disease. the junk food industry is cornered all over the globe activists are demanding tighter legislation. to protect consumers the battle has now become political. in the 30 years since warning labels and other forms of regulation were placed on tobacco. over 1000000000 the lives have been saved thanks it's a pretty good day at the office for people who make

illegal cohen and one of her fellow supervisors have made san francisco the 1st u.s. city to declare war on sugary sodas. when people realize how much sugar they are consuming in one can of soda they stop and they think so we had testimony right here in this chamber of doctors of nurses of researchers that talk to us about the effects of sugar in our body and it was through these ongoing dialogues for years that we came up with that idea to begin to tax. imposing a tax is virtually revolutionary in the united states the industry reached its sad speech the line that the government was interfering with grocery shoppers feeding a family is difficult enough in today's economy now some politicians want the government telling me how i should do it they want to put new taxes i'm on a grocery side by the beverage the sugary beverage and history came out they hired lawyers they hired lobbyists they found people within the community to come out and say please don't tell us what to eat or what to drink this is not a nanny state we want to make decisions on our own they spent millions

what they are doing to keep businesses alive and well. >> when you look at what san francisco has done compared to any other cityd i am talking about san francisco, not the fed, not the state. almost $100 million to support his this is in the city, with grants, no interest loans, resources. not only delayed payment of fees but we have illuminated -- eliminated some of those fees. we are providing resources for small businesses to help apply for the ppe loans -- san francisco is a major city. all major cities are struggling. we are trying to do everything we can locally to keep those businesses intact. is it enough? no, it is not enough. we will continue to do more and find creative ways like we just did with our 650 $2 million announcement to provide additional relief to small businesses. -- $652 million announcement to provide relief to small businesses. emily: there is no question businesses are leaving. what else can you do to convince them to stay? >> we are san francisco. this is an incredible city. it is a beautiful city. is it not without its challenges around housing and homelessness? definitely, we are

happening at the same time when the city is normally trying to expand its shelter capacity because of the winter weather and rain. >>war concerns around san francisco's shelter-in-place hotels where the city's most vulnerable homeless population are currently staying during the pandemic while city supervisors passed a law last month to extend the program keagan the journal of the coalition on homelessness says it seems like more people are getting booted out and taken in fortunately what we're really talking about here is sort of like musical chairs. >>of hotel rooms and it's this place where if you leave maybe we'll be taking a wait san francisco supervisor matt haney who was a champion of the legislation to keep the homeless in hotels during the pandemic says the department of homelessness is now finding loopholes in some cases he says people leaving the snp hotels to seek medical attention or treatment arm being allowed back in under new criteria, the department homelessness wants to phase out this program. and so the way that they're doing that. >>and with while still following the law that we passed is defining looking into these hotels and in s

cohen and one of her fellow supervisors have made san francisco the 1st u.s. city to declare war on sugary sodas. when people realize how much sugar they're consuming in one can of soda they stop and they think so we had testimony right here in this chamber of doctors of nurses of researchers that talk to us about the effects of sugar in our body and it was through these ongoing dialogues for years that we came up with that idea to begin to tax sugary beverages. imposing a tax is virtually revolutionary in the united states the industry range it's sad speech the line but the government was interfering with grocery shoppers the beverage the sugary beverage and history came out they hired lawyers they hired lobbyists they found people within the community to come out and say please don't tell us what to eat or what to drink this is not a nanny state we want to make decisions on our own they spent millions of dollars as a matter of fact they outspent us almost $6.00 to $1.00 great i can decide what to buy without government help the government is just getting too invo

the serving news out of san francisco city leaders say they could run out of vaccines by tomorrow, san francisco mayor london breed says the city and county of san francisco. the vaccine vaccinations in the vaccine is running very low at this particular time. even if the vaccine shipment arrives before then it still won't be enough. >>remaining vaccine doses are schedule for individuals to receive their first or their second dose is this week and unless we get more vaccines. the department of public health will run out of our existing supply by this thursday, the interest distance. >>and unpredictable. well a vaccine. the state. and directly at the sets. it's not only to kids. are seeking health care providers as well. >>it is important to note that private health care providers in the city are not necessarily in the same boat with the san department of public health in terms of running out of the vaccine by thursday. in the south bay inmates at santa clara county's main jail or on a hunger strike as covid cases surge that particular location. inmates have been refusing food for nearly

city. one of them outside the museum of art. they are trying to determine whether it's a coincidence or arson because there were so many last night. a quieter night in san francisco where the fireworks show was canceled and far fewer customers on a new year's eve. indoor and outdoor dining off the table but this meal was served up in protest outside san francisco city hall. >> i'm just here to support and protest the ban on outdoor dining because it doesn't seem like there's a lot of science to back it up as a source of community spread. >> reporter: in san jose, san jose police had to break up an unlawful gathering. members of the crowd turned violent on somebody who was not with them. this happened in washington. we did ask police if anyone was hurt. we have not gotten an answer just yet. we do know that police around the bay area were monitoring the usual gathering spots and also social media to make sure they can crack down on any unlawful gatherings so maybe we can have 2021 back to ourselves. back to normal. we'll see what happens. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> and one day i'll be able to hug you again. i can't wait, kris. thanks so much

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san franciscos employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> clerk: she's joined by vice president honda, commissioners santacana, chan, and swig. at the controls is the board's legal clerk, and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this

thriving. >> my name is jeff, and i'm a coowner of nopa restaurant, nopalito restaurant in san francisco. i attended citysan 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 types 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 show stud

those will be the people who will get the vaccine first in the city of san francisco. reporting live at city hall. emily turner. >>> a live look from san jose. public health estimate they would need to give 13,000 shots a day for the next seven months to get everybody vaccinated by august 1st. right now they are vaccinating fewer than 2,000 people a day. >>> be sure to check out the website for the latest vaccine guide. we break down the tiers of who is eligible next. its right at the top of the page on kpix.com. >>> tahoe is officially opened to tourists again. the governor lifted the stay at home order for the greater sacramento region as the icu availability improved. the region now returns to the purple tier of the reopening plan. it means restaurants can reopen for outdoor dining which is good news for businesss in old sacramento. >> time to clean everything. make sure the staff is on proper protocollable outdoor dining. >> it's very rough. we were able to hang there and we are excited to go back to work. >> many restaurant workers were forced to get second jobs to

thank you for an adult life of public service to the city and county of san francisco and the bay area at large in the interest of public transportation and good city and regional planning and with that, i would like to make a motion to move this to the full board of supervisors. mr. clerk, on that motion, a roll call please. >> i believe the motion is to -- >> to appoint alicia jean-baptiste to seat three with a residency waiver if i am correct. >> you are correct. it does require residency waiver. she lives in the east bay by night but in the city of city of san francisco by day and the residency waiver is absolutely deserved in this particular instance. i would like to move this with recommendation with a residency waiver to the full board of supervisor. that is the motion. >> on that motion, member mandelman. >> aye. >> mandelman, aye. member chan? >> aye. >> chan, aye. >> chair peskin? >> aye. >> aye. the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you, ms. jean-baptiste. good luck. i'll be calling you all the time as will tillie chang and the new chair of the

thank you for an adult life of public service to the city and county of san francisco and the bay area at large in the interest of public transportation and good city and regional planning and with that, i would like to make a motion to move this to the full board of supervisors. mr. clerk, on that motion, a roll call please. >> i believe the motion is to -- >> to appoint alicia jean-baptiste to seat three with a residency waiver if i am correct. >> you are correct. it does require residency waiver. she lives in the east bay by night but in the city of city of san francisco by day and the residency waiver is absolutely deserved in this particular instance. i would like to move this with recommendation with a residency waiver to the full board of supervisor. that is the motion. >> on that motion, member mandelman. >> aye. >> mandelman, aye. member chan? >> aye. >> chan, aye. >> chair peskin? >> aye. >> aye. the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you, ms. jean-baptiste. good luck. i'll be calling you all the time as will tillie chang and the new chair of the

. >> and san francisco city college starting today has a mass vaccination site. i want to ask you about former san francisco mayor willie brown. he had written an article about making it similar to the vaccine for polio, where everybody, no matter what background, your age, just go to a site. that sounds like in theory that would be great. but it sounds like there are a lot of factors at play here. >> we are trying to vaccinate in the middle of a pandemic. so again, if we have enough doses, we would love to be able to vax everybody who walks through the door. but we have to make sure we do it in a safe and effective moner. we have to make sure we are protecting the covid precautions, so having everyone walk in at once is a challenge. so the other thing is, we don't want to -- although it's difficult to have the patients and know that vaccine is coming, we don't want people frustrated because there's long lines. we also want to make sure we are protecting the most vulnerable. for example, i was really sad about the long lines outside -- that we saw early on where w

mail send to the san francisco board of supervisors 1 city hall room 244 san francisco california 94102. if you are using e-mail, that is bos at sfgov.orange. you can watch on your computer. go to channel 26. however, due to the signal delay you must turndown your television and listen from your phone if up intend to provide public comment. it is through your touch phone you will be able to be in live singh to listen to the proceedings without the delay. the telephone number is on the screen. 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt enter the meeting id. press pound twice and join the meeting. only when you are ready to provide the public comment should you press star three listen for the prompt that you have been unmuted. you may begin speaking your comments. i will say a few words about the agenda content eligible for public comment. there are two opportunities today. the president intends to call items one and two together. one is the opportunity to comment solely on item two which is the contingency reserve appropriation for the restaurant and food service businesses in chinatown. aft

live here in san francisco, theresa stasi of active as theresa. thank you, the city of san francisco's taken steps to prepare for inauguration day during an online briefing. >>the city's police chief said the department is working with federal state and local partners and the city's emergency operation center has been activated. >>we have no credible. >>notice the cases of major protests of civil unrest likely taking place in the city and county of san francisco. we will be prepared for anything and everything we've canceled discretionary days off of our officers and we will have additional police in all necessary resources deployed to respond to all routine calls for service. as well as spontaneous events in the event that they occur. >>mayor london breed is encouraging those who wish to celebrate tomorrow for the inauguration to do so inside their home because she says the covid pandemic has not gone away a dozen members of the national guard had been removed from biden's inauguration after they were found to have ties with right-wing militia groups or other relate

she passed the bar on her second try, before joining the san francisco city atty.'s office. in 2003, she was elected district attorney. >> a very talented, dedicated person who really has the hard heart of the prosecutor and the soul of a social worker. >> reporter: she faced criticism for complex record on the death penalty, and the enforcement of a truancy law that punished parents. but she also gained praise for a massive mortgage settlement with major banks, in the wake of the great recession. she was then elected to the u.s. senate, longtime friends derrick johnson would be attending the inauguration. >> i'm very, very proud, i mean, words can't even describe how proud i am. >> because now is when the real work begins. >> in november, the vice president elect honored the women of the past, at her old elementary school. she, too, has left a lasting impression. >>> the first lady delivered her farewell address today, thinking front-line workers who are working to save lives during the pandemic in the while looking back on the last four years. >> no words can express the d

by january 7th, which was when the city had hopes to lift that stay at home order that not going to happen on kron four's charles clifford has details. >>san francisco's actually made some progress in slowing the spread of the coronavirus here in the city but statewide the number of cases is still climbing and here in the bay area hospitals are nearing capacity. so san francisco city officials have decided to extend their stay safer at home order san francisco's current stay at home order began on december 14th and was scheduled to end on january 4th, but will now continue indefinitely the decision comes as a new variant of the coronavirus has been detected in california city health officials are hoping. >>to slow the spread of this new version of the virus under the stay safer at home order anyone traveling outside of the bay area must quarantine for 10 days when they return to san francisco, restaurants can only do take-out or delivery retail is limited to 20% indoor capacity, grocery stores are limited to 35% capacity, the city has decided not to set an expiration date for the stay at home order instead we'll wait until california's regional stay a

san francisco. the age demographic that represents 83% of the city's covid deaths to date. public and private providers in san francisco have been allotted just 123,000 doses by the federal government. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> and tonight a new covid-19 vaccine being tested at stanford is moving into a final phase that could potentially lead to its rollout in a matter of weeks. and while experts caution that the data on the johnson & johnson vaccine is not in yet, it does hold the promise of changing the vaccine landscape rather dramatically with a single dose. >>> as concern grows over the slow pace of covid vaccinations in the united states, there is hope that could turn the tide. the vaccine from johnson & johnson would be the first to be given in a single shot without requiring a booster. it's been in clinical trial at sites across the country including stanford. and tonight researchers say they've been given word to lock the data they've gathered to this point so the company can quickly begin the review process. >> they will review the data in an unblinded fashion a

taking a live look at san francisco city hall tonight as well as levi stadium all lit up in gold to rememberse lives lost. ead of tomorrow's inauguration, joe biden and kamala harris attended a ceremony at the lin huolredsof e thousands of american lives lost. >>> kamala harris will make history tomorrow when she is sworn in as vp. the bay area native will face historic challenges as well. for more on that, we go to kpix 5's wilson walker, live outside oakland city hall tonight. wilson? >> reporter: there you have it. liz, we have talked about the kamala harris biography "from oakland to the white house.". someone who was about to make history in remarkably unprecedented times. >> we are in crisis. decisions to keneed , as they r civil unrest. immediately, as they rela to coronavirus, and vaccinations. >> reporter: paul henderson spent five years working for sentence a schedule attorney kamala harris, from the virus to political upheaval. he says the job she is taking on tomorrow is as large as the challenges facing the country. >> all of this is taking place at the same time. and, almost ov