san francisco this hour. this group arriving for a rally outside of san francisco city hall. other rallies getting underway in oakland and then next hour in san jose. kpix 5's andrea nakano is live. tell us about the mood there this evening. >> reporter: yeah, the marchers arrived a few minutes ago here in front of san francisco city hall and as you can see there is quite a good rally going on. people have brought their voices, their signs to make a plea for pro-choice and the rights of women here today. now, i want to bring in emily rivera, who is from san francisco. you came here. why did you feel it was to important to be here today? >> i think it is so important to be here today because i am someone who identifies as a perp of color, as a latina, a mexican american, and most importantly as a whom kwo can be impacted by roe v. wade being overturned. and although we live in california where we may be protected, we may not, i feel like we are all here today because we are in support of every woman, anyone who identifies as a woman, we stand with them and we are here today ba

san francisco and feed folks in need. it is very unique in san francisco we have such a broad and expansive education program for the city. but also that we have partners in government and nonprofit that are dedicated to this work. at san francisco unified school district, we have a sustainability office and educators throughout the science department that are building it into the curriculum. making it easy for teachers to teach about this. we work together to build a pipeline for students so that when they are really young in pre-k, they are just learning about the awe and wonder and beauty of nature and they are connecting to animals and things they would naturally find love and affinity towards. as they get older, concepts that keep them engaged like society and people and economics. >> california is experiencing many years of drought. dry periods. that is really hard on farms and is really challenging. compost helps farms get through these difficult times. how is that? compost is a natural sponge that attracts and retains water. and so when we put compost around the roots of plants, it holds any moisture there from ra

san francisco law firm their area lawyers started the community againstviolence which has led the nationalfight for gun safety . and when no one bought it possible , bay area lawyers in our san francisco city attorney's office teamed up to leavethe fight for marriage equality .today we are here to announce that the san francisco city attorney's office, the bar association of san francisco and at this time over 20 law firms are joining forces to launch the legal alliance for reproductive rights. this alliance will seek to provide pro bono services to address the myriad of legal needs of pregnant women and health providers who will be facing civil suits and criminal charges for seeking or providing reproductive health care. our city attorney's office will be looking for litigation opportunities to protect rights, advising our policymakers on how we protect that access to care and will be teaming up with these law firms and the lawyers standingwith us today and hundreds of their colleagues as well as other public law offices . reverend martin luther king taught us that the ultimate measure of a person is not where we stand in moments of comfort and convenience but where we stand at times of c

nonprofit agencies in san francisco though as we unveiled this 13.95 billion dollar budget for the city and county of san francisco, it's important to take a deep dive into what we need to do as we come out of the global pandemic. we need to focus on the people. we need to focus on our workforce we need to focus on our economic recovery . we need to focus on the challenges that exist with public safety. we need to focus onhelping our most vulnerable and homeless populations and improve our transportationnetwork . so many things to do but i've got to tell you on this beautiful sunny day in union square i am hopeful . i am optimistic aboutthe future of our city more than i have ever been because i am confident about the investments that we are making . [applause] so let's start off with our economic recovery. any of us remember last november where we saw mass looting that happened in union square . and allof a sudden , people put us on the map virally like they never have before. so what they didn't show was our response to what happened here in union square. not only more of a police pre

he's monitoring the mayor's race, their horses and kerman live in san francisco outside city hall checking on the voter. but first we start with kron four's. dan thorn is live in the newsroom with the latest on the san francisco district attorney's recall election welcome attend. the district attorney is facing a recall through proposition h. >> millions of dollars have been raised to give chase aboudi in the boot because opponents believe that he has just been weak on crime. those pushing this recall effort include a group called san franciscans for public safety who say routines approach to criminal justice has made the city less safe. medina's argue that the old way of doing things is not worked in that the focus needs to be on the root causes of why these crimes are happening. he's defended his work by saying the criticisms are simply republican talking points in the effort to oust or him his republican backed booting was out this morning campaigning and asking people to help him win. this recall fight. >> the recall is a massive gamble with public safety. we have no idea who or what w

you're looking at the large groups outside of san francisco city hall, san jose city hall and the citys possibly thousands of people protesting the supreme court's decision, but the reality is the ruling doesn't change much here in california, california has no ban on abortion that was in conflict with the us constitution and so legally things stay the same in, california. now even so if republicans take control of congress after the next election, they could write in the legal personhood of fertilized eggs embryos and fetuses into the us constitution if that happens, it's something that i expect will happen. honestly then it could become completely illegal to have an abortion in california. and that could impact california laws as early as 2024 people gathered outside the ferry building in san francisco this afternoon to protest the supreme court decision overturning roe v wade. they came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embarcadero to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf. and take a look at the crowd gathered

inland areas will be mild. 85 in san jose, warm in gilroy, 87 on the peninsula, 80 in redwood city, 60 in half moon bay, downtown san francisco degrees. north bay hazy skies. 86 in napa, 82 san rafael, 90 santa rosa, 82 berkeley, 72 oakland. inland, 87 in livermore, 92 fairfield and brentwood. we are watching the possibility of wet weather. saturday night, the best chance in the north bay. sunday we could see it about anywhere but keep in mind this model is not the high-resolution model. as we get closer we will give you a better idea. but this model wants to bring in up to one third an inch of rain in santa rosa. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow with 90's inland, 50's coast side, breezier and cooler starting thursday. it will be closer to average for the end of the workweek and below average for the weekend when we bring in windy weather and the possibility of somewhat weather in june. i know that it sounds crazy, dan, but it happens every so often. let's hope that we get rain. it will certainly help les dan: l rite of spring at uc berkeley, the naming of the falcon chicks. annie became a mom again, voting to nam

the attempt to recall san francisco district attorney chase force dan thorn is live in the city with that. good evening. debt. >> good evening, grand. yeah. this is the big one here in san francisco. the district attorney facing an ouster through proposition h millions of dollars have been raised to get rid of booting and it's because the people that are against him believe that he is soft on crime. booting says, though, that hit this effort is simply just republican talking points. it's republican backed and its republican money that's trying to get rid of him. he's defended his work by saying that the old way of responding to crime such as mass incarceration has not worked here in the city and that the focus needs to be on the root causes of why these crimes are happening. booting was out this morning campaigning asking people to help him win. this recall fight tonight. but recent polling is showing that this is going to be an uphill battle for the district attorney. >> the recall is a massive gamble with public safety. we have no idea who or what would replace me. we don't know wha

quickly to ban abortion christine, sloan across the bay area crs werut e groups outside of san francisco city hall, san jose city hall and the city hall in oakland. we're talking about hundreds possibly thousands of people protesting the supreme court's decision in san francisco the movement started. side the ferry building protesters came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embarcadero to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf abc news reporter. tim johns was on the streets as the protesters marched through the heart of the city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets. one point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 and the far one tree has been workin

san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi. i'm chris manors, and you're rising on san francisco rising. the show that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and restarting our city. our guest today is mary chu, and she's here to talk with us about art and the san francisco art commission. well come, miss chu. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about art in the city and how art installations are funded. >> the arts committee was funded in 1932 and support civic review, design investments and art galleries. projects we have are funded by the city's art enrichment ordinance which provides 2% of construction costs for public art. >> so art is tied to construction. there's been a great deal in the southwest of the city. can you talk about some of the projects there? >> sure. our city has some exciting projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one artist created a photo collage. in the picture pavilion, one artist formed a collage of her one-year residency coming together with residents, and anchoring the new center is a landmark bronze sculpture, inspired by traditional ivory coast currency which the artists significantly enlarges

da kron four's dan carman talk to voters outside of san francisco city hall. >> the official ballot drop box outside san francisco city hall was filling up tuesday afternoon as a steady stream of people delivered their mail in ballots in person for many voting each and every election is essential, especially if they're passionate about a certain contest or measure. i'm voting no on h. >> keep chasing. i am not a fan of the recall. i always vote. it's really important to me this up. a few seen the breaking off sand the crime everywhere. you know, we need to someone see it is to take care of that business has of election day morning about 125,000 mail in ballots had already been received in the elections office. >> that indicates turnout would be at least 25%. but elections officials think it will end up being higher. the or election probably would be the february 2022 election. we had san francisco. >> only only san francisco where the 3 were of education members were recalled in that election. and we had about 12125 summer in that area. >> ballots back a

kpix five max is in san francisco city hall where he met with protesters. >> reporter: people of all ages showed up for the march for our lives rally outside san francisco city hall. this was one of numerous march for our lives events to take place here in the bay area and across the country today. the message was clear at the march for our lives rally in san francisco. people are sick and tired of gun violence and they want to see change. >> our children are more important than guns. >> i would like to see an assault rifles banned. >> reporter: march for our lives is a nationwide student-led effort to call for action against gun violence. rallies took place in oakland and sonoma, the penipeninsula, south bay and all over the country. >> it's heart warming to see people come together and demand action but also saddening. >> reporter: this day of action is after several mass shootings rocked communities from coast to coast including in texas where a gunman shot and killed 19 children. >> that just really got to me, and i just can't see why a logical solution can't be made. >> we watche

>>> san francisco is paying tribute to lives lost in the lgbtq community. sections of the memorial quilts are hanging from san francisco cityl. leaders hope we will raise awareness. the? on display this weekend at the park. this tradition started 35 years ago when the then san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the first public display of the growth. this was at golden gate park this weekend and said to be the largest in the history of san francisco featuring 3000 panels of the quilts. you can also watch this live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. we are joined now with what is coming up at 5:30. of the problems do not end. more mass shootings over the weekend. will this result in an agreement on gun reform? >>> people are not coming to save us. we have to push for this to be addressed, especially by our political leaders. >>> tomorrow is election day, the local race getting national attention. >>> will he or won't he? elon musk relieves a new snack on his purchase of twitter. experts point out one in a big reason he is unlikely to back out

inland areas will be mild. 85 in san jose, warm in gilroy, 87 on the peninsula, 80 in redwood city, 60 in half moon bay, downtown san francisco degrees. north bay hazy skies. 86 in napa, 82 san rafael, 90 santa rosa, 82 berkeley, 72 oakland. inland, 87 in livermore, 92 fairfield and brentwood. we are watching the possibility of wet weather. saturday night, the best chance in the north bay. sunday we could see it about anywhere but keep in mind this model is not the high-resolution model. as we get closer we will give you a better idea. but this model wants to bring in up to one third an inch of rain in santa rosa. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow with 90's inland, 50's coast side, breezier and cooler starting thursday. it will be closer to average for the end of the workweek and below average for the weekend when we bring in windy weather and the possibility of somewhat weather in june. i know that it sounds crazy, dan, but it happens every so often. let's hope that we get rain. it will certainly help lessen fire danger. dan: ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lo

you're looking at the large groups outside of san francisco city hall san jose city hall and the city hall in oakland. we're talking about hundreds possibly thousands. people protests in the supreme court's decision in san francisco the movement outside the ferry building. right there when we want to protesters came prepared to make their voices heard the group set off from the embar. arrow to join a rally at city hall with planned parenthood, california and women's march sf abc 7 news reporter. tim johns was on the streets with them as the protesters marched through the heart of the city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets at point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 outside of city hall karen. andy says she

. >>> live pictures from chopper 5, this abortion rights rally happening at san francisco city hall. people speaking out about protecting abortion access. we are expecting to hear from city leaders in a bit. also, this is a live look across the bay in oakland, crowds are gathered for a rally against the supreme court ruling. speakers at the microphone right now. let's listen in for just a moment. [ applause ] >> a bit of a pause there. we will check in in a minute. i'm sara donchey. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. today supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade is called a major legal setback that protected women's reproductive rights for years. kpix 5's andria borba spoke to three women impacted by abortions terrified for other women who may need them. >> it's as if america has just rolled back the clock this morning to an unsafe terrifying age. and this cannot stand. >> meg jordan is a registered nurse and professor. she had a legal abortion post-roe when she was 26 years old. she has seen the bad old days of back alley abortions under the veil of secrecy. >> i can't imagine the terror

live in front of san francisco city hall, i'm reed cowan. back to you. >> thank you, reed.h powerful stories there. you can watch all our stories this month on a special pride section of our website. it's on the home page at kpix.com. >>> still ahead, apple kicks off its annual developers conference. the latest updates including a way to unsend a text message. >>> and do bumblebees count as fish? legally speaking they do. why it could be key to saving the species, coming up all new at 6:00. >>> residents of one san francisco luxury apartment building were flooded out on friday, and today on monday, they say they can't get back inside and aren't sure where they'll sleep tonight. i'm andria borba. i'll >>> a kind of important day for apple fans. the tech company announced updates to its hardware lineup and some big software changes. apple just kicked offer its annual worldwide developers conference. they unveiled a new macbook air and an upgraded macbook pro. it will include changes like the ability to edit or unsend imessages. you will also be able to personalize your lock s

san francisco law firm their area lawyers started the community againstviolence which has led the nationalfight for gun safety . and when no one bought it possible , bay area lawyers in our san francisco citye . people of color will suffer the most. the poor will get poorer. abortion is not just basic healthcare. it's an economic right and without that economic right women are going to suffer from morethe quality and the already . this city leads the state. the state leaves the country. i echo david call for our sister communities across the country, our fellow bar association to comeand do what are doing . form agroup of lawyers who will give of themselves freely in this site . i want to thank everybody here for their civicmindedness , theirgenerosity, there will towards the constitution of this country . thank you. [applause] >> thank you marian and thank you to the leadership of the bar association . we know that as we move forward in the coming weeks, months and years there will be many strategies and tactics that will have to be determined to help leave those efforts is executive director and general counsel of the bar association, yolanda jackson . >> morning everyone. thank you to o

alright, san francisco city attorney david chiu. back. >> now to the south bay, the city of san jose is working to get the homeless into permanent housing kron four's. justin campbell gives us a look inside the new facility. >> restaurant one is just the restroom and the other one has a shower, lou, dia burnett showing us inside the interim housing unit. and this is this is where i live with. my 2 grandsons were not used to be homeless before coming to this facility on evans lane. it's like a tiny home built by the city of san jose. but as a result of these efforts, we have seen for the first time in many years, our and sheltered. homeless population drop slightly. the colonel says state legislators need to continue to push for more money for communities like this. he says the city is housing roughly 400 people. they've already transfer 10 families from interim housing to permanent housing like burnett. they help me get back on my feet. mayor liccardo says they are currently building more of these communities to help people that are

tonight, monkey pox has likely made its way to san francisco, the city's department of public health announced the first probable case was detected on friday. health officials say the person traveled from san francisco to a location with an outbreak of cases that person said to be in isolation and also in good condition. officials say they also did not come in close contact with anyone during the time period where they could have spread the infection to others. the city's health department is now waiting for confirmation of the test results from the cdc and a new study from the national institutes of health says that people with food, allergies. >> seem to have a lower risk of getting covid-19 researchers tested more than 4,000 people and they say that those with food allergies were only about half as likely to become infected. the study also found those with obesity issues had a higher risk of getting covid. >> coming up, why abbott is reopening their largest plan to create baby formula after shutting down earlier this year. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promi

closing ceremony will be on sunday at four p.m. and will feature performance by the san francisco gay men's choir. the city of san francisco kicked off juneteenth with the celebration of city hall today, mayor london breed and other city leaders say a series of community led events will mark the upcoming juneteenth holiday. the mayor said. that's in keeping with the city's legacy, which included parties in the city's fillmore district in decades gone by this year's big street party is set for the fillmore on saturday, june 18th. and whether, of course, the heat topping our weather headlines for today. still some hot temperatures in the forecast for your saturday for the inland neighborhoods but are cooling trend will begin tomorrow and it really kicks in for the second half of the weekend. so it's kind of our thinking our strategy as we head into your weekend forecast. hot spots still in the mid to upper nineties, but then it dramatic drop off of those numbers for sunday, and the winds do pick up as well, showing you at least the comparison the top row from today and the bottom row. you can see the project

to our honorable dignitaries, of both the city and county of san francisco, and specifically the illustriousllege of san francisco, i'm honored to become part of it collective group that takes the time out of our already busy lives to provide service to others. to my lovely wife, dr. janelle greene and my children, corinthian and providence, i thank you for allowing me to share myself with the community and the residents of our home town. not your hometown, my home town. additionally, to my family and friends, both here physically and in the spirit, thank you for your continued support throughout my life. 's graduation season so this is important. let s. be genuine and thoughtful to the class of 2022 as we see them parade around the city in delight this season. i was fortunate enough to attend my first graduation at the age of four years old. it was in a purple graduation hat made out of construction paper and glue, along with my favorite red and white hawaiian shirt that i graduated from the preschool program at city college of san francisco in 1981. [applause] it was because programs like

memorial quilt will be hanging at san francisco city hall. d at drawing attention to dianne feinstein decision to hang the quote at city hall 35 years ago. it sparked a national movement to end stigma and hate. this weekend, it will also be shown at golden gate park. reggie: the zoo has changed locations several times making plaintiff. some -- since 1922 some guests had an opportunity. to . they partner with conservation groups to save wildlife around the world. -- is becoming the world's oldest person to sail solo along the pacific ocean. he arrived in western japan under the weekend. he has made that trip several times. he made no port calls in that record-breaking trips i did check in with his family everyday. here's what he said, have a goal , work towards achieving it, and a beautiful place awaits. i could never. kumasi: first of all -- drew: what is the first? kumasi: he is like i am just out here. this is what i do. drew: to be alone in the ocean. what do you do? kumasi: he is reframing what life at 83 looks like. drew: true. there are

america's children and their >> speaker pelosi also thank mayor london breed for making san francisco, the first city in the state to ban ghost guns. oakland and san jose followed suit shortly afterwards. at 4.40, san francisco city attorney says that he's taking new action now to protect women in the event the u.s. supreme court strikes down roe v wade abortion law wednesday, david chu announced that it what's be ng called the legal alliance for reproductive rights. he says any legal problems that women and providers could face will be handled by a battalion of local lawyers ready to help at no cost. she says that more than 20 law firms have already said they're on board. as lawyers as officers of the court. we cannot stand idly by during this most precarious moment for constitutional rights in our lifetimes. >> i am very grateful to the bay area legal community for stepping up to date during this moment to stand up for justice and the rule of law. and today we invite and challenge legal communities around our state and our country to join us. together. we can dispel the darkness. >> also, californi

san francisco where our problems go away, that is fools gold. karina: this has been watched on a national scale, wise that? josh: san francisco is an international city considered one of the most progressive places in the world so no doubt we tend to make headlines when things happen here. however, d.a. jason bodine is a unique individual. his life story, parents being incarcerated for a deadly robbery, the fact he has very progressive policies and spent time going to venezuela and working for a late president there, and the policies he has pushed has made him a unique individual that has garnered a lot of vitriol from the right. that has very much fueled this. but san francisco is interesting, so i guess that is why we get all the attention. karina: josh kahne, thank you for your time. we will have the results of that important race tonight after the polls close at 8:00, so make sure you tune in for that. thank you, josh. we have links to the "san francisco standard" original reporting on our website, za and check out our bay area streaming app. stay with us, karina: welcome back. the big headline on covid-19 is that an fda panel has recommended the

. >>> new at noon, a familiar similar of the aids epidemic is on display in front of san francisco city hall. today several sections of the aids memorial quilt are drapes from the mayor's balcony. this marks 35 years since the quilt's first appearance at city hall. mayor dianne feinstein approved it to recognize the individual lives lost to the epidemic. >> the sentiment we hear is often we want to show our love for this person, but we want this quilt panel to tell the story and get the message out so that other people don't have to go through what we've gone through. that's the message we hear over and over from mothers and lovers who are making quilts. >> 3,000 of those panels will be on display in golden gate look in reporting on the aids crisis as it was becoming a major story in the early 1980s. >>> there's more to come at noon, including apple holding its much-anticipating developers conference today. >>> plus another twist, my elon musk's plans to buy twitter appear to be in jeopardy. >>> and temperatures are on the rise this work week. we'll have more on why that's happening com

we want to thank all of our partners, san francisco arts commission, thanks, ralph again and, yes, arts commission. [applause] >> and the san francisco city san francisco grants for the arts, our wonderful leader and champion mayor lyndon breed. our city's supervisors and elected officials in sacramento which phil was just up here today. and i want to have a deep heart felt thanks to my colleagues at api cultural center, mel any, tj basa, thank you and i love you. and finally we are no -- we are no one without our elders ancestors and artists who inspire us every day. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> another round of applause, thank you so much and congratulations. and now the second award that i want to help announce for our community milestone if you can believe it, this organization has been around for 50 years. [cheers and applause] >> come on. 50 years. [cheers and applause] >> there you go. please come on up managing director kim from workshop. [cheers and applause] >> was founded in 1972 during the height of the asian-american and cultural movement, workshop is the oldest asian pacific american multidisciplinary arts organizatio

the first batch of results was released, more than 60% of san francisco voters were in favor of recalling boudin with more than half of the city's precincts reporting. >> recall chesa! recall chesa! >> lots of cheering at this yes on h watch party in san francisco. this group of chesa boudin recall supporters were celebrating once the polls closed and results started coming in. here's what they say on the push to recall the d.a. >> what has happened here is certainly not a referendum by any stretch of imagination on criminal justice. >> tonight the voters of san francisco believed as we do, we know that we're headed for better days ahead. >> i'm thrilled. i hope the numbers hold up, and it's a great night. >> the no on h watch party for supports still chanted chesa boudin's name. boudin did not specifically acknowledge being ousted. he instead blamed the recall election on republican billionaires who financed it and pledged to finish what he started. >> one of the things i've seen over the course of this campaign, over the course of all the years i spent working in san francisco's justice system is that we have two cities. we ha

san francisco. yesterday morning could not even see the city of san francisco.the soggy weather in place and a good amount of rain for this time of year specially for the north bay . i'll show you those numbers after the break. let's talk about what's going on right now. a little bit of cloud cover remaining along the coastline. for today, we will get some afternoon clearing. it looks like our south facing beaches. so in the north bay, stinson you've got partly cloudy skies. meanwhile santa cruz partly cloudy pacifica half moon bay could be a partly sunny mostly cloudy one for you this afternoon. half moon by the visibility is five miles. everybody else. looking at 10 miles, so no trouble on the highways when it comes to the fog this morning as a four reporting a very weak onshore breeze at nine mph heyward reporting a southwest breeze at five. we're not going to lose the sea breeze completely, but as we get into the days ahead, it will begin to scale back. right up to the coastline and the coastline going to be comfortable are inland cities will be baking event

that's the latest reporting live at san francisco city hall. dan kerman kron, 4 news. dan, thank you so much. >> governor gavin newsom is expected to win today's primary, but with rising gas prices, crime and homelessness. the question is by how much more than 2 dozen candidates are on the ballot for governor and likely low voter turnout could also hurt his results. but newsom is still expected to emerge victorious and and is why he's been running a very low key reelection effort. so far gop candidate and state senator brian dolly is. seen as most likely to come in second spot. a wild card could be author and activist michael shellenberger. we're going to go live to sacramento to get an update on the gubernatorial race. that's coming up at 3.30. so stick with us for that. the state's top prosecutor, attorney general rob bonta and his wife state assembly member mia bonta cast their ballots and alameda this morning bonta was sworn in last year to succeed javier becerra, who now serves on the biden administration. >> i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after ser

san francisco city is it is also san francisco county. the district attorney, is he recalled.is is a republican effort to get me recalled. he's likening it to last year's republican led effort to get governor gavin newsom recalled. san francisco voted 85% for joe biden in 2020. this is one of the most heavily democratic, one of the most liberal places in america. so if he's recalled it will be more than just republicans voting to recall him. and again, there is the possibility here, we've had a little bit of polling in this, if this is a lopsided race, we could know within the first hour, first 90 minutes tonight that chess a bodine is out. other wise, in california if it is a close, it could take a week. go down so southern california and los angeles and the other big marquee, this is the preliminary election for mayor of los angeles. a lot of the same themes you're talking about in san francisco, have weighs heavily on this race. crime, homelessness, quality of life. here is a long serving democratic congresswoman, karen bass, in 2020, she landed on joe biden's ticket. she d

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san francisco at any given time. there are about 400, trans or gender nonconforming people experiencing homelessness in the city, the s budget proposal as part of a five year plan aimed at ending trans and gender nonconforming homelessness. by 2027 in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. there has been recent contention between mayor breed and the trans community over the mayor's decision to boycott the upcoming pride parade. the san francisco transgender district says if the mayor does not reverse her decision, they won't attend any city pride celebrations. breed says she disagrees with parade organizers banning uniform police officers from being allowed to march in the parade and therefore will not march herself. the los angeles city council has backed a proposal to ban homeless encampments near all schools and daycare facilities. right now, there's a law that restricts homeless camps within 500 ft of some schools each location must be evaluated and approved by the city. but now the council wants to amend that city ordinance to ban illegal campaign near any school or daycare change still needs to be a

they recognize that in some vicious, it's part of the mayor's two-year budget plan making san francisco the first citycountry to commit to ending homelessness for the trans community. >> out of the thousands living on san francisco streets, mayor london breed says around 400 are transgender non-binary or gender nonconforming on monday, the mayor announced her four-part plan that will end homelessness for that community by 2027, including 6 million dollars dedicated to short-term rental subsidies, flexible financial assistance and support of nonprofits. half a million dollars to fund behavioral health services. at least 150 long-term housing subsidies in a new permanent supportive housing site for lgbtq. plus, youth supervisor matt dorsey is calling the plan a groundbreaking initiative that he hopes other cities will adopt. this is the most vulnerable. >> populations. and i think this is living up to our created is the city of saint francis that doing the right thing. but our transgender and gender nonconforming population, according to the city, transgender non-binary and gender nonconforming, san fra

in san francisco, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news. city hall up for grabs in san jose a live look at the race for mayor coming up, plus so wild and deadly scene on a bay area freeway. a multi vehicle crash two suspected d u i driver's and a motorcyclist killed after falling dozens of feet. down onto a car. there's was a passionate love story. we had this whirlwind romance romance. my finger was severed became the world's obsession. i thought he was gonna kill me now versus amber from love to hate tonight at nine. checking in on san francisco pride events. what's next for the city's d a. and possible changes to covid restrictions. tomorrow morning's onto is live with mayor breed plus whether you plan to jet set around the globe or take a staycation, here's some top money saving travel tips before you book, then wake up with the power to know election. updates from overnight tomorrow one mornings on +23 sisters, the drummer the dribbler. and the daydreamer is getting hands on practice with her chase first banking debit card, drummers making

does that. >> alright, monkeypox likely made its way to san francisco, the city's health department announcing first probable case was detected on friday. health officials saying that the person traveled from san francisco to a location with an outbreak of cases. that person is said to be and isolation and also in good condition. officials also say that that person did not come in close contact with anyone during that time period where they could have spread the infection to others. the city's health department is now waiting for confirmation of the test results from the cdc. still ahead here at 10 o'clock, the fighting in ukraine continuing to claim civilian lives. >> more on the international journalists who have been journalists who have been injured and killed i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait

. >>> back in the bay area a live look at san francisco city hall decked in blue and gold. the mayor said congrats on bringing another championship back home and showing the doubters we're still here. the entire bay area is so proud of you. let's talk about the celebration. the warriors victory parade is set for monday. coverage begins streaming at 9:00. >>> let's get a check of the weather with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. how will the weather be for that parade? >> it's going to be beautiful. we're cooling off as we extend into the weekend. taking a live look right now, we're seeing some fog rolling its way into the bay this morning. that's the case as we take a look from our mark hopkins cam. the clouds will bleed off as the sun starts rising. yesterday we were dealing with upper 70s. see the trend. we cool down into the weekend with upper 50s near the coast. as we extend into the next couple days, the cool front pushes off into the bay. father's day beautiful conditions. 80s for the inland area. 60s for the bay and coast. we'll keep you updated on the father

san francisco 10, sir, looking for a place to stay after their high-rise apartment building was flooded. and san francisco pushing require all people experiencing homelessness to be offered shelter by the city. >> we'll explain the new (music throughout) >> never a good sign when you have a bunch of water in the hallway of your apartment building talking about. 400 or so residents of 33 to him and san francisco, big high rise apartment building there. all this place now can't stay there after water flooded the place. you see people out there with their pets. it's a mess. the destruction it's caused by a pipe on the roof of the building that burst friday water started descending according to residents, at least some of them, they say management is not handling the situation. well, some people who live there have been relocated to a new places and others say they were moved to south san francisco. people who live there say they haven't been so lucky. essentially become a lottery system with the building. there's no rhyme or reason for. >> you know who who they're moving around. you know, it honestly seems like a game of chess that we're playing with the bill. it is really unfortunate that it