i did a little looking around for san francisco county, for example. there was one quarter last year where we raise 5.5 million dollars just in one quarter for san francisco counties, public schools. in total in san francisco county , the california louder he is responsible for about $490 million so there's lots of different ways to slice and dice but big jackpots like the one we are talking about this weekend always help. kristen: the previous graphic shows that 80% goes to the k-12 level and some goes to the college level. there it is real quick. let's bring you back to that interactive tool you were talking about because you were talking about san francisco county and how much went to them in the third quarter. let's take a look at another county for fun. it may be santa clara county or contra costa county. let's just see and you can walk us through this, for folks at home who want to see just how much has gone to your county. santa clara county. carolyn: i actually cannot see it on my screen. you have it there. i can see you showing our interactive

san francisco county, 78%. it goes on and on.ts to other propositions on our website. >> thank you. the balance of power in congress is still up in the air. republicans are favored to retake the house. democrats may win more seats than previously expected. abc news projects republicans have won 207 house seats. they need 218 to control. current house minority leader kevin mccarthy could become house speaker if the gop wins control. mccarthy remains confident about his party's future after election night. >> the american people are ready for a majority that will offer a new direction, that will put america back on track, republicans are ready to deliver it. it is a new direction towards an economy that is strong, where you can fill up your tank, feed your family, where your paychecks grow and not shrink. a new direction towards a nation that is safe, where communities are protected, law enforcement is respected and criminals are prosecuted. a new direction towards a future that is built on freedom, where children come first and ar

it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco countyne side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. they are painters or mechanics. they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an uncle and nephew

new numbers dropping earlier this evening in santa clara and san francisco counties. e san jose mayoral race is tightening. the latest return show county supervisor cindy chavez picked up a

san francisco standard" have that. jonah, i am glad you are here because this is a really interesting story -- inmates are getting so little sunlight, they are needing vitamin d. san francisco county has several jails, where is this happening? jonah: the largest facility, which is in san bruno. strange, but the county's biggest jail is in san mateo county. a short drive south of here. it is the main jail and is where a bunch of longtime inmates are held. kristen: how did this deficiency come to light? jonah: well, good question. i initially was interviewing inmates because of a suicide in jail about a month ago. i went out to san bruno and interviewed in inmates, gave him my card, started having his buddies call me. they started calling one after the other, and it turned out the suicide didn't have anything to it other than it happened. so, they started talking about conditions that were saying it was because of covid and staffing, they were on lockdown 23 hours a day in some cases. which means they get to leave their cells for one hour a day. and they all were mentioning how horrible the situation was. and i found out that there was a lawsuit filed in federal court in 2019 on beh

thank you for ine including me, iement executive director of the san francisco county transportation authority. thank you for including me and the agency in this wonderful event as well as pioneering women. she took on a male-dominated government and business community to save the cable car one of our most precious gems recognized around the world. no wonder "national geographic" named san francisco one of the tomorrow sedations for 2023. another list san francisco son. she mobilized other women who joined her campaign. thanks to her efforts in 1947 ballot initiative to save the cable cars won in a landslide, i think 3-1 based on what i read. i'm powd to be part of this all-women line-up of speakers that led this activism 75 years ago. the transportation authority has been around half that long. one of our former executive directors appeared today, carmen clark. i'm honored to be one of her successors and working with my colleagues. a round of applause for our director of transportation. julie. >> as rick noted, our cable car system was highlighted as high tech back then. it replaced

suspicious person trying to visit the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was turned away by san francisco county jail officials. the person requested a with david depapp on october 31st the san francisco sheriff's office tells abc 7 that the person claimed to be an immigration employee and provided a business card, but had no government credentials the department of homeland security says to pap is a canadian national and was in the us. illegally. he may face deportation to pappas accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi's home on october 28th and harming her husband with a hammer. developing news in texas and urgent investigation is underway into that air show disaster in dallas two historic planes collided in the air is horrified as thousands of horrified spectators watched from the ground and now we are learning about the death toll officials say six people were killed abc news reporter mirea via real has the latest this morning new details of the harrowing mid-air crash at a dallas air show after two planes collided falling from the sky landing on highway 67 and bursting in a flam

depape will remain detained at the san francisco county jail without bail. his preliminary hearing date will be set this friday at 9:00 a.m. he waived his right to have that hearing within a 10-day period, so it will happen sometime within the next 60 days, up until january 3. dan and ama, there will be time to prepare for that hearing, questions about body camera footage, that 911 call pelosi made, as well as witness testimony made. we are told the hearing is expected to be five hours long. we are live in san francisco tonight, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. ama: thank you give you can dive into all the details with the abc 7 news streaming tv app. downloaded for your apple to become a global tv, amazon fire, or roku. we are on 24/7. dan: check it out. the pouring rain came, a relief -- came down hard in redwood city, a relief from the dry weather we have had. ama: from walnut creek to san jose. dan: today is also bringing snow to the sierra. the chp tweeted moments ago they are working multiple spinouts and crashes near donner summit and in the truckee area

good morning welcome to the november 8 election day meeting of san francisco county transportation authority board i'm rafael mandelman i'm chair. vice chair is aaron peskin the clerk is elijia seanedires. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner dorse etch >> absent >> chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> absent. >> melgar. >> present. >> peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> present. >> commissioner stefani. >> absent. >> walton. >> present. >> thank you i'm excusing mar and dorsey who asked to be excused from the meeting and i think you have some public commentar nouns ams. >> yes, i do. for members of the public welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city all or channel 26 or 99 or live at sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 enter access code: 2499 668 6173 ##. you will be able to listen in real time. when public comment is called press star 3 to speak. when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you will have 2 minutes to speak.

. >>> turning to election coverage, new numbers dropping minutes ago in santa clara, and san francisco counties. these are from the register of voters office, matt meehan maintaining his lead over santa clara county supervisor cindy shabbos. new results in the tight race to become mayor of the city of santa clara. the fight is between incumbent lisa gilmore and challenger anthony becker. levi stadium is in santa clara and the 49ers have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to becker's campaign. here's where they currently stand. more votes also counted in san francisco's district attorney's race, it's looking more and more like brooke jenkins will win a full term. of the interim da lead over john thomas hockey continues to shrink, but when you factor in ranked choice votes she still leads by nearly 10 percentage points. jenkins has already declared victory. >>> after a victory in arizona, democrats are one seat away from holding onto control of the senate. now all eyes are on nevada where mail-in ballots are being counted, after last tuesday's midterm elections. cbs news correspondent repor

it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. they are painters or mechanics. they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an un

la county and san francisco county lost the most business headquarters losing ad and 52 respectively. while orange county lost the 3rd most at 39. so where are all the company's going overwhelmingly? just like tesla did? they're going to texas, followed by tennessee, nevada, florida and arizona in the authors of the report believe the reason for the exodus is california's unfriendly business. climate compared to other states. in part, they say we present evidence on economic factors that in our view, are contributing to these losses, including high tax rates, punitive regulations, high labor costs, high utility and energy costs and high living costs, particularly the cost of housing affordability. well, that was chip yost reporting now and a similar study done earlier this year by stanford university. >> texas ranked number one as the most entrepreneur family state, california ranks 49th out of 50. president biden accusing oil companies and quote, war profiting. he's talking about the possibility of imposing a windfall tax on energy companies. if they do not boost domestic production,

meantime, the suspect is being held at the san francisco county jail. and while an arrest has been made, sfpd says this remains an open and active investigation. anyone with information is asked to call police in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. well, a man accused of stalking and preying on women around the university of san francisco campus. >> is now facing additional charges. that's after 6 more victims have come forward saying bill hobbs assaulted them. hobbs was initially charged with 16 felony and misdemeanor counts last month, wednesday, the da announced charges which include misdemeanor public nuisance, misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor saw he's being held without bail. well, coming up next to the kron 4 morning news. 2 businessmen are waiting. >> to bring a free public restroom to 7. just go here about how they plan to do that. and they are putting forth that within the park and rec department. we're going to talk more about that when we get back. and a day of remembrance for the transgender community. we're going to hear how san mateo co

we talk about the san francisco county district attorney race and alameda county district attorney race, people are paying attention to this. >> no matter where the boats went on that one, it will be the first black candidate when it comes to the da in alameda county. that is historic. people will watch that race. thank you so much for your perspective. >> when we speak about these candidates , obviously, you talk about the east bay , they are addressing crime. they have very strategic plans with that. we are more on www.kpix.com. >>> let's start off by taking our eyes to the skies, where it is clear. we have a completely different site to see compared to yesterday when we issued the first alert weather day. it is clear this morning. we still have a little bit of energy left over from that major cold front that made its debut. let's drill in closer to home. daytime highs today are still chilly. the culprit has settled in, now we are left with below average conditions. as we get closer to san francisco, we have some light drizzle. this will be the trend as we wrap up today. once we go in

good morning welcome to the november 8 election day meeting of san francisco county transportation authority i'm rafael mandelman i'm chair. vice chair is aaron peskin the clerk is elijia seanedires. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner dorse etch >> absent >> chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> absent. >> melgar. >> present. >> peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> present. >> commissioner stefani. >> absent. >> walton. >> present. >> thank you i'm excusing mar and dorsey who asked to be excused from the meeting and i think you have some public commentar nouns ams. >> yes, i do. for members of the public welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city all or channel 26 or 99 or live at sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 enter access code: 2499 668 6173 ##. you will be able to listen in real time. when public comment is called press star 3 to speak. when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you will have 2 minutes to speak. then

the suspect will be detained without bail at the san francisco county jail. a day for his preliminary hearing will be set this friday at 9:00 a.m. the defense now has up to 60 days to have a preliminary hearing. >> thank you. >> the mayor of san francisco joined us in studio today getting answers. i asked her about criticism of police not releasing bodycam footage at estes -- disinformation spreads online. >> this is not just the local police department. our officers responded less than three minutes in this incident. the fbi is involved. there is a lot of questions. it needs to be done appropriately to make sure the person who assaulted mr. pelosi is brought to justice. i know the public wants to see this right away. but this has to be done right. once we can release any information, we will definitely do so. >> you can dive and all the details in the case at our app. >> the surviving suspect accused of killing an oakland dentist today murder for hire case appeared in court today. he was hired to kill the dentist by her boyfriend for financial gain. he is sc

important office is up for grabs here in the bay area, including san francisco district attorney mayor's races in san jose and oakland, santa clara county sheriff and congressional district 15, which covers parts of san francisco, and most of san mateo county governor gavin newsom cast his ballot this morning at the secretary of state building in sacramento. he's running against republican state senator brian dolly. and we have live team coverage on the 2022 midterm elections. ktvu s brooks jarocz as monitoring how today is going in contra costa county, but we begin with our political reporter greg lee, who is following key national racism states where polls have started to close and greg, we're hearing so far there have not been any major hitches today, julie a few hiccups here and there. we saw some issues in maricopa county in arizona, one county in pennsylvania will keep polls open two more hours because they ran out of paper. but generally smooth as people go to the polls around the country make their voices heard. let's get you write some results. polls closed in north carolina and ohio about half an hour ago. looking at ohio here

he will remain detained at the san francisco county jail without bail. and we are told his preliminary hearing date will be scheduled this friday at 9:00 a.m.. he waved his right to have that happen within 10 days so it will happen up to 60 days until january 3. >> san francisco mayor london breed joined us on our 3:00 p.m. show getting answers. she asked the mayor if she faced threats at her home or office. >> i have had protesters in front of my home and including someone who walked around with a pitchfork, a big one that could have been used as a weapon. and i think when it comes to things of that nature, they need to be dealt with appropriately. because people who are elected officials should not be living in fear of their lives for what it is that they say or do in this capacity. >> she went on to say she's looking into what protocols can be put in place to keep those in public safe. >> houston police are urging witnesses to come forward after a rapper was shot and killed early this morning. known as takeoff, he was killed and two other people were

. >>> we have election coverage with new numbers from santa clara and san francisco counties . the county supervisor, cindy chavez has picked up about 1000 votes. still about a 4000 vote lead in the race. an incumbent mayor lisa gilmore leading which is 451 votes. and they have been in the middle of this battle with donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to support the mayor. the real estate company is developing a project in santa clara . >> and in san francisco a few key races are undecided. the major housing propositions on pace to fail. it would cut the time to build affordable housing developments from six-year's to six-month. right now that is narrowly losing under 51% voting no . and members of the board of supervisors with a higher percentage of units that would have to be affordable to qualify for fast tracking. moving closer with 5% saying no . >>> and in the san francisco attorney's race it looks more like jenkins will win a full term . in the interim da's lead with rank choice boats still leading by 10 percentage points. a clear victory in the race in the electio

san francisco and a vibrant community >> all right. good morning welcome to the november 8 election day meeting of san francisco county transportation authority board i'm rafael mandelman i'm chair. vice chair is aaron peskin the clerk is elijia seanedires. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner dorse etch >> absent >> chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> absent. >> melgar. >> present. >> peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner

suspicious person trying to visit the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was turned away by san francisco county jail officials. the person requested a visit with david depapp on october 31st the san francisco sheriff's office tells abc 7 the person claimed to be an immigration employee and provided a business card, but had no government credentials the department of homeland security says to pap is a canadian national and was in the us illegally, and he may face deportation. dabap is accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi's home on october 28th and clubbing her husband with a hammer. now to an interview only on seven armed robbers targeted two photographers at san francisco's palace of the fine arts one victim from dallas told me he was shooting engagement photos on wednesday and you can see he was attacked and pistol whipped right in front of the bride and groom. he wrestled his gear away from the suspects and told me it was such a frightening experience. he will never shoot at the popular tourist destination again. i was just here without i just write protect their client memorie

good morning welcome to the november 8 election day meeting of san francisco county transportation authority board i'm rafael mandelman i'm chair. vice chair is aaron peskin the clerk is elijia seanedires. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner dorse etch >> absent >> chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> absent. >> melgar. >> present. >> peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> present. >> commissioner stefani. >> absent. >> walton. >> present. >> thank you i'm excusing mar and dorsey who asked to be excused from the meeting and i think you have some public commentar nouns ams. >> yes, i do. for members of the public welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city all or channel 26 or 99 or live at sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 enter access code: 2499 668 6173 ##. you will be able to listen in real time. when public comment is called press star 3 to speak. when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you will have 2 minutes to speak.

welcome to the october 25th meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority board. i'm ra fell mandelman. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner [indiscernible] 37 present. >> commissioner dorsey, dorsey excused. chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. mar present. commissioner mel guard. >> present. commissioner present. >> present. >> commissioner preston preston present. ronen present. commissioner safai. safai present. commissioner stephanie. stefy absent. commissioner walton. walton present. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i'm going to be excusing commissioner stephanie and dorsey who reached out to me and asked to be excused and i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> i do. for members of the public interested in participating, we welcome nor presence in-person or you may watch channel 26 or 99 depending on your provider or stream this live. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, dial (415)655-0001 and when prompted put in the access code and then press pound and pound again. you will be ainl to listen to the meeting in re

new numbers dropping earlier this evening in santa clara and san francisco counties. the san jose mayoral race is tightening. the latest return show county supervisor cindy chavez picked up a thousand votes on matt mahan. but mahan is still leading by 4,000 votes. and in santa clara, lisa gilmor leads anthony becker by 451 votes. levi stadium is in santa clara and the 49ers have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to becker's campaign. the owner of the miami dolphins has supported gilmore. ross' real estate company is developing a project in santa clara. >>> we have new returns in san francisco with a few key races undecided. the city's two major housing propositions are both on pace to fail. prop d is the measure backed by mayor london breed. she says it would cut the time to build affordable housing developments from six years to six months. right now, that is narrowly losing with just under 51% voting no. prop e is back by the members of the board of supervisors. a higher percentage of units would have to be available to qualify for it's tracking. that one is c

and as you mentioned earlier this evening, the man who basically started as a san francisco county supervisory up to san francisco mayor and then up the ladder from their lieutenant governor tonight, earning his second time, his second term as california's 40th governor reporting live here in downtown sacramento. wallace kron, 4 news and a lot of speculation that he's not done yet, claiming that political it time. thank you for that report from sacramento. all right. let's check on some of the key races to watch across the country. catherine heenan standing by with our expert panel of political pundits. yeah, well, since everybody including a tom is talking about governor newsom, we were talking about earlier. >> the fact that, of easily walked into a second term. is he now a potential presidential candidate? david, why did you say the national media would eat him for lunch? >> okay. start that he's running the 4th largest economy in the world. done a fantastic job on the budget has the best campaign people west of the mississippi. and these are folks who invite the media to talk to him. he d

i'd like to ask i'd like to ask michelle to come up and accept on behalf of the city and county of san franciscohealth center by declaring today officially american indian health department center day in the st. and county of san francisco. [ cheering and applause ] i almost messed up the program. forgive me. with that, thank you for being here today and the matriarchs of the community and those who are now just joining us who live-in work in san francisco and those who have come far and wide to uplift the american indian community in san francisco. we are honored for your presence. thank you. [ applause ] >> all right, i'd like to call april back-up. we will honor more distinguished individuals. beautiful to see and hear the proximation today. awe some work. >> thank you. >> thank you, mayor reed. i appreciate the words of encouragement for the american indian community. i appreciate your support one of our honoraries we'll honor is betty. [ applause ] i'll read it in the bio, i'll talk about betty because betty is an amazing mother. a member of of the navajo nation. she made san francisco her

that's teddy getting chief economist for the city and county of san francisco lift the ride-hailing giantnd stripe a fintech company each plan on cutting their workforce by 14% and of course, there's also twitter owner elon musk has announced plans to slash 3700 jobs. that's half the company's head count since january the san francisco standard has been tracking cutbacks with its layoff tracker. 16,772 workers have been laid off at 138 san francisco companies many of them happened to be tech companies, california is for its tech industry. we've got to be careful that we don't want to destroy our economy. we talked to economics professor daniel vencil at san francisco state university about the overall layoffs, but this is a deliberately created recession by the federal reserve bank because that's the only way we can end inflationary expectation. it's just one of the tragedies of monetary and fiscal policy is we have the tools but it's like using a shotgun to kill a mosquito. it's it's too bad. that's the only tool in our arsenal. even though there are concerns about the economy slowing ne

suspicious person trying to visit the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was turned away by san francisco county jail officials. the person requested a visit with david to pap -- david to pape -- depape. he claimed to be an immigration attorney but had no papers. he may face deportation. depape is accused of breaking into nancy pelosi's home and harming her husband with a hammer. in an interview only on abc seven, robbers targeted two photographers at the palace of fine arts. one victim told dion lim he was shooting engagement photos on wednesday. you can see he was attacked and pistol whipped. he wrestled his gear away from the suspects and said it was so frightening, he added he will never shoot there again. >> i just tried to protect the client's memories. the bride was crying the whole time. liz: another photographer witnessed another photographer being robbed at gunpoint the same day at the palace of fine arts. you can see a suspect run away. both incidents have been reported to sfpd. a family is demanding change be made to their street after a car plowed into their house. this is the secon

. >> depape waived his right to a hearing within 10 days and will be held in a san francisco county jail until november 4th. the judge signed a protective order for no contact with the pelosis. he's facing charges that could lead to 13 years to life in prison if convicted. they include attempted murder, burglary, false imprisonment, as well as threats to a public official and family. >> mr. depape specifically targeted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. >> adam lip son responded to questions tuesday about motive. >> there's also been a lot of speculation regarding mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation and that's certainly something we're going to look into. >> reporter: authorities are still rebutting conspiracy theories that paul pelosi and depape knew each other. >> there is absolutely no evidence mr. pelosi knew this man. >> paul pelosi is still hospitalized after being struck on the head with a hammer sustaining a skull fracture and other serious injuries. parallel investigations into the attack by the fbi and san francisco police are now underway. with new details em

he is being held without bail in the san francisco county jail. cted leaders are responding. lena howland live in san francisco. many are warning we should tone down the political rhetoric fueling threats of violence. >> that's right. after the attack on paul pelosi in the middle of the night here inside of his pacific heights home, calls from other local political leaders and national political leaders as well continue to grow in terms of putting out calls for change. data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team shows that threats against lawmakers have more than doubled since 2017. some, like representative eric swalwell, have been very open about ongoing threats to not just themselves but also their families. following pelosi's attack, local leaders say the divisiveness needs to stop and they are putting out a warning to tone down the political rhetoric fueling threats and violence. ro khanna says immediate steps need to be taken. >> it is probably impractical to have that kind of security for 535 members of congress and the senate.

he is being held without bail in the san francisco county jail. reggie: as more details become clear, local elected leaders are responding. lena howland live in san francisco. many are warning we should tone down the political rhetoric fueling threats of violence. >> that's right. after the attack on paul pelosi in the middle of the night here inside of his pacific heights home, calls from other local political leaders and national political leaders as well continue to grow in terms of putting out calls for change. data from the u.s. capitol police threat assessment team shows that threats against lawmakers have more than doubled since 2017. some, like representative eric swalwell, have been very open about ongoing threats to not just themselves but also their families. following pelosi's attack, local leaders say the divisiveness needs to stop and they are putting out a warning to tone down the political rhetoric fueling threats and violence. ro khanna says immediate steps need to be taken. >> it is probably impractical to have that kind of securi

into speaker pelosi's home and assault pelosi was a hammer david depape was arranged in the san francisco county superior court. he entered a plea of not guilty. depape told responding officers he planned to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. he said if nancy were to tell the truth he would let her go, and if she lied, she would break her kneecaps and if he broke her kneecaps she would then have to be wheeled into congress which would show other members of congress there are consequences to actions. two days before paul pelosi was attacked, congressman tom emron chairman of the national committee tweeted out this video of him firing a gun at a gun range with a #fire pelosi. when questioned about it this weekend, he claimed democratic rhetoric was just as bad. he disavowed the violence but didn't see anything wrong with what he did. doug eye wrote this in "the washington post." i helped run the "fire pelosi" effort. our toxic politics goes too far. he talked how the success felt like a political gift. unlike the people currently in charge of the republican party, hye thinks this has gone too far

the funding came from a variety of ways, such as california proposition funds, san francisco county transportationand also a partnership with municipal transportation agency. kumasi: two parents are raising awareness about a rare disorder that can cause deadly brain damage. their daughter suffers from sanfilippo syndrome. as is a form of childhood dementia. faith abubey talks to parents trying to find a cure. eight: sadie's instagram page is filled with most kids's dreams. trips to a pepper pig themepark, and acorn pit. >> she is the happiest kid, so it is hard knowing at some point she will not be able to do those things. faith: sadie was diagnosed with sanfilippo syndrome, the rare metabolic disorder essentially slowly poisoning her. >> when a child gets this disease they do not make enough enzyme and a toxic substance builds up. with portions of a material called helper and snow for -- heparin sulfate. faith: one of the side effects is childhood dementia. this pediatrician says it can severely affect the brain. affecting their ability to talk, walk, and feed themselves. meaning that many peak i

welcome to the october 25th meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority board.delman. mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner [indiscernible] 37 present. >> commissioner dorsey, dorsey excused. chair mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. mar present. commissioner mel guard. >> present. commissioner present. >> present. >> commissioner preston preston present. ronen present. commission

and the san francisco county transportation authority has failed san bruno. and i think that the federal government has to be informed that the monies are not spread in a meaningful manner. >> time is up >> tuck about racial equity. >> hello caller your 2 minutes begins now. >> this is motorin an in district 5 i'm a pedestrian so i want to appreciate walk sf's great work throughout the pandemic and trying to get all the improve ams to be permanent. i am for the vision zero map. we are 2 years until we are supposed to be at vision zero. i guess the reason i'm calling is to suggest a couple things. first beshg low did no right turn on red city wide we should do that. no reason why pedestrians should be facing the uncertainty of whether someone will turn into them who i they are walk. the stele dense like san francisco we should be able to walk in no fear. i want to support upon the effort of the mta and the cta in fudding and hopeful low increasing it for our quick build projects successful in getting improve ams quick low with low cost slugsz. i want to applau

>> longtime san francisco resident wilhelm says he will stay vigilant, cautious everywhere i go. >> people are >> and the suspect is being held at the san francisco county jail while an arrest has been made. sfpd says this remains an open and active investigation. anyone with information is asked to call police in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> a man accused of stalking and preying on young women around the university of san francisco campus is facing additional charges. that's after 6 more victims have come forward saying that 34 year-old san francisco resident bill hobbs assaulted them. he was initially charged with 16 felony and misdemeanor counts. october 14th. but the da did announce new charges today. they include misdemeanor public nuisance, misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor assault. hobbs is being held without bail. >> and this just san jose police have made an arrest in a hit and run incident involving an elderly woman and a toddler. officers say 20 year-old alexa haji that tooth admitted to being the driver of the vehicle involved. she was arrested for felony hit and run. the incident happened last tuesday just befo

state determines the funding categories that administers the funds to all california counties including san franciscoquired to have a plan and we need to submit to the state for approval. next slide please. so just to talk a little bit about the specific five components. and these are the part of the legislative guidelines just to specify that. community services and support. workforce education and training. prevention and inother o vacation and capitol facility. and then in our next slides. our service categories here in the city are recovery oriented, treatment, mental health profession. vocational services. housing for full partnership clients, workforce development and capitol information technology. it may also be a good point to mention here that as part of the state guidelines, 51% of revenue have to go to what they where smis an outdated terms. so these categories with dlieded based on 50% have to go to the services and those are called full service. so it's wrap around services for people that are considered severely mentally ill and in our system. next slide please. so this just to give a

tide has turned in san francisco that we can be a democratic city that we can be a liberal city but stand for public safety. we are going to make sure that we serve the city and county of san francisco at the highest level that you've ever seen. now jenkins held her election night party at the harborview restaurant in the embarcadero. those in attendance included several supervisors, state senator scott wiener and san francisco mayor london breed. people in san francisco. they want to be all say they feel like challenges around public safety have gotten out of control. and so the bigger issue here is accountability and making sure that when those lines are crossed that we can trust the top person who's responsible for prosecution to do their jobs. mayor breed in july appointed jenkins to fill the district attorney's position after chasing boudin was recalled. two of the candidates are former police commissioners who worry jenkins is too close to breed. san francisco really needed an independent prosecutor , somebody who's removed from city hall, whose separate and willing to take on corruption and crime wherever wherever it comes up barometer of you know how voters

la county and san francisco county lost the most business headquarters losing ad and 52 respectively. while orange county lost the 3rd most at 39. so where are all the company's overwhelmingly? just like tesla did? they're going to texas, followed by tennessee, nevada, florida and arizona in the authors of the report believe the reason for the exodus is california's unfriendly business. climate compared to other states. in part, they say we present evidence on economic factors that in our view, are contributing to these losses, including high tax rates, punitive regulations, high labor costs, high utility and energy costs and high living costs, particularly the cost of housing affordability. >> that was chip yost reporting in a similar study done earlier this year by stanford university, texas actually ranked number one as the most entrepreneur friendly state and california ranked 49th out of 50. we'll take a break in a 51 will be right back. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's abo

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it will be at the san francisco county fair buildin liz: back to developing news in colorado.ople have died and 18 are injured after a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs. sources say it happened while club q was hosting a show. the cb was getting ready to of remembrance.orio otrenr the club is now closed until further notice. police have a possible suspect in custody. that person was also hurt. authorities do not have -- have not determined a motive for the shooting. the club is calling it a hate attack. stay with abc7 news for updates as we learn more throughout the morning. a really sad start to this morning, again, another mass shooting in the u.s.. lisa, a final check of the weather before we say goodbye. lisa: you may want to wait a couple of minutes before you head out. it is cold out there. temperatures in santa clara are in the low 30's. san jose, 40. 33 palo alto. 40 in oakland. 39 in san francisco. half moon bay at 41. santa cruz back to the 60's. 29 in fairfield. 30 novato. santa rosa 33. clear sky at the golden gate bridge. frosty mornings ahead. a mil

the sheriff's office at says the on a debt, unidentified person trying to get into the san francisco county jail on halloween 3 days after the attack. they say the person arrived at the jail with a business card, but no government credentials. the pap is a canadian national who has been residing in the u.s. illegally. the san francisco sheriff's office says the person impersonating an ice officer was denied entry to the jail. we do not know if that person is facing any charges for in-person a shunt of a federal agent. the final results from this week's midterms will determine, of course, which party controls the house. thos. same results will almost certainly affect the future of house speaker nancy pelosi. now, many are wondering what's next for her following the attack on her husband. it and the possible upstate, a set of power in the house of representatives. said the money in a joins us now live from the newsroom with some of the conversations happening in congress behind the low. what you're learning well became catherine pelosi has served as representative from san francisco since 198

is a vast number of vote by mail ballots that reggie: -- we are expecting a tight race in san francisco countyavez has 49% of the vote but only has 4000 votes between her and her opponent. 79% of ballots have been counted. we received a statement about a dozen or more santa clara ballots dumped in the santa mountain -- santa cruz mountains. they said the ballots have been delivered back to election officials and the county is determining if they are allowed to be counted. the investigation to how they got there is ongoing. with many races outstanding you can check with us to see as the results come in at abc7news.com /election. kumasi: a student accused of killing three student athletes at the university of virginia is in custody after a 13 hour manhunt. it looks like this person was already on the radar before the shooting. jobina: classes at the university of virginia are canceled as the campus comes to grips with the loss of three student athletes. they have identified the victims. they were on a bus returning to campus when the suspect, christopher darnell jones jr. started shooting at the

. >> reporter: depape waved his right to a hearing within ten days and is being held in san francisco county jail until his next court appearance november 4th. the judge signed a protection order for the pelosis. the charges against depape include attempted murder, false imp imprisonment, burglary. depape's attorney responding to questions tuesday about motive. >> there's also been a lot of speculation regarding mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation and that's certainly something we'll look into. >> reporter: authorities are still rebutting conspiracy theories that paul pelosi and mr. depape knew each other. >> there's no evidence mr. pelosi knew this man. >> reporter: paul pelosi is still hospitalized after being struck on the head with a hammer sustaining a skull fracture. parallel investigation by the fbi and san francisco police are under way with new details emerging that depape brought two hammers, zip ties, rope and a roll of tape. depape also faces federal charges of assault and attempted kidnapping of a federal official caught on police body cam. now with a wave of recent thr

people should know when people are out here checking or >> a suspect is being held at the san francisco countynow. and even though there has been an arrest in this case, the san francisco police say that this remains an open and active investigation and they like anybody who has information about it to call the police. in the south bay. san jose police arrested a woman in connection with a hit and r-n involving an elderly woman pushing a toddler in a stroller and we do want to warn you, we showed you the video before on the news and warning again, it's hard because you can see them walking up to the crosswalk and then getting hit by this vehicle. then the officers say the vehicle was driven by 20 year-old alexa had you left half and that she admitted to being the driver of the car. she was arrested for felony hit and run. it happened last week. it was tuesday in the area of sierra road at mauna kea elaine, the elderly woman and the child were treated for non-life-threatening injuries and the drivers been booked into the santa clara county jail. she did, however, bond out in the north bay. poli