our next speaker was our mayor born and raised in san francisco mayor london breed has been a champion of our city diverse community throughout her life her work to address the crucial issues facing san francisco in safety and economic recovery, housing, and homelessness not only strengthening our city but creating better opportunities and more resilience future. please join me in welcoming san francisco london breed. >> (clapping) (yelling) and. >> nowruz (yelling). >> thank you peppy and personally women to belong our personally community together no city hall to celebrate new beginning and prosecutes period of time and hope for better future. i was always told i can buy a new wardrobe is that true sophie. >> i looked forward to shopping sometime soon i love how nowruz is a new beginning perjury. >> cleans with what that means for the new year how we think about the challenges of san francisco. and look forward to the future. you know, this city has been through so much i don't know but when i look forward the half seen that is remind me of the off our open parks and in san francisco

our next speaker was our mayor born and raised in san francisco mayor london breed has been a champion of our city diverse community throughout her life her work to address the crucial issues facing san francisco in safety and economic recovery, housing, and homelessness not only strengthening our city but creating better opportunities and more resilience future. please join me in welcoming san francisco london breed. >> (clapping) (yelling) and. >> nowruz (yelling). >> thank you peppy and personally women to belong our personally community together no city hall to celebrate new beginning and prosecutes period of time and hope for better future. i was always told i can buy a new wardrobe is that true sophie. >> i looked forward to shopping sometime soon i love how nowruz is a new beginning perjury. >> cleans with what that means for the new year how we think about the challenges of san francisco. and look forward to the future. you know, this city has been through so much i don't know but when i look forward the half seen that is remind me of the off our open parks and in san francisco

. >> san francisco mayor london breed delivered her state of the city today. s charles clifford was there and shares her message. >> well, san francisco mayor london breed is running for another term. today she delivered the state of the city address here at pier 27. >> i don't begrudge people's these have been a tough 5 ute years. >> speaking before a who's who of san francisco elected officials, san francisco mayor london breed defended her time as mayor. he tried to set an optimistic tone for the future among the issues she discussed was crime. she thanked the city's voters for approving proposition ee, which she says will give police more freedom and tools to deal with crime. >> we will be installing new public safety cameras in high-crime areas deploying drones for auto theft, car break-ins and other crimes and changing police department rules. so our sworn officers, our out in the field and not behind a desk. >> the mayor also talked about homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. she said that the voter approval of proposition f will give the city more free

by the way, a voter turnout in san francisco was just under 21%. tomorrow mayor london breed is set to deliver her state of the city address. >> and a razor thin margin right now for the only statewide proposition on the ballot. prop one. the key component of governor gavin newsom's plan to get people with severe mental illness off the streets is barely passing right now. former president donald trump has all, but locked in the nomination after a big super tuesday. his only remaining foe, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley who announced she's dropping out of the race. natalie brand has the story. >> the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >> reporter: nikki haley made history as the first woman to win two gop presidential primary contests, but it wasn't enough to slow former president donald trump's march to the nomination. >> i said i wanted americans to have their choices heard. i have done that. i have no regrets. and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. >> reporter: haley, trump's former u.n. amb

san francisco mayor london breed cause this a setback for san francisco. >> thank you. well, time now is 909. a san francisco supervisor wants to up traffic safety measures in areas that have been dangerous. remember, just recently a family of 4 was struck and killed as they're waiting at a bus stop in west portal. and then after that, a man was injured when a car hit a bus stop in the richmond supervisor. connie chan has asked the city's attorney's office to draft legislation authorizing emergency declaration to prioritize vision, 0 projects that haven't been completed because of red tape. >> we're saying you we have these plan project. we know that design. it's and its plan and it's been planned. well, let's move with that. let's go like let's finish it is time for us to move and declared the emergency and we need to move so i really think that we all have can really share that sentiment today. given what we spent the last 2 weeks is that we can no longer wait. >> jan criticizes the sf to mta saying that they have a lack of urgency and they failed to successfully comp

la alcaldesa de san francisco, london breed confirmó que una de las víctimas mortales era un menor detrapado de debajo del carro. when children are involved. el vocero de los bomberos compartió su tristeza al responder a una escena así sobre todo cuando hay niños involucrados y la causa del incidente continúa bajo investigación. al momento se desconoce qué causó que el conductor se desviara del carril, pero el vocero de los bomberos me dice que ya han hecho un análisis de sangre al conductor para determinar si el alcohol o las drogas fueron un factor. reportando en san francisco nathalie vera noticiero telemundo, california. qué tragedia! gracias nathalie por ese informe. bien. woodland. allá en el condado yolo. las autoridades reportan a un niño de 2 años de edad quien perdió la vida arrollado por una camioneta esta tarde. el reporte preliminar indica que los familiares transportaron al menor a un hospital local donde sucumbió a las lesiones que sostuvo en el lugar de la tragedia. encontraron un camión y en el interior a un niño de 3 años y también a un hombre asociado con dicho vehí

coming up in a few minutes, laura and marcus. >> thank you, kari. >>> later this morning san francisco mayor, londonliver her state of the city address, and anybody living there will tell you san francisco is facing more than its share of challenges. >> ginger conejero saab is live. what will she be talking about? >> reporter: well, you are right, marcus and laura, today is crucial. not only will people in san francisco be watching, but san francisco has become the poster child for public drug use and encampments, and san franciscans casts their votes for several measures the mayor backed, including proposition c that creates more housing, and prop f that tightens public assistance rules, all of which voters seem to be supporting. mayor london breed sat down to talk to our raj mathai last week, and they talked about revitalization, homelessness and housing. she addressed how the city has been a political punching bag because of the challenges brought to light nationally and internationally, but she says it's all changing. >> people are coming to san francisco and are, like, hm hm, it's not like what

. >>> right now, san francisco mayor london set to deliver her state of the city address at any moment. we are in the city with a key initiative is she is expecting to touch on as she gears up for re-election. so my thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. >> happening moments from now, maryland and green will deliver her state of the city speech. she is expected to focus on specific issues liking the city. >> we are in san francisco. what we know about the mayor's message today as she tries to move the city forward? >> reporter: we do know that the mayor will be presenting her vision for san francisco moving forward. this is a crucial state at the city for her as she is up for re-election this year with a field of challengers. we do know that the mayor will be taking to the podium any moment now. the place here has been honest to take their seats. we have seen some notable figures, former mayor willie ground is here, the district attorney, the chief of police among those also serving on the board of supervisors. he did just hear that announcement that said we will be starting

. >> san francisco mayor london breed stopped by the area today to pay her respects and she posted on the social media site acts that today there was a tragic collision. westport 2 lives were lost, including a child. 3 more are in the hospital. i've just visited the scene. it's heartbreaking. we're going to share more information when we can. but now our focus is on the victims and their families and police are telling us tonight that they're still not sure what caused this crash. that area has reopened after being closed for several hours. these are now the 5th and 6th pedestrian deaths of the year. more than double what it was this time last year. san francisco streets could soon have speed cameras going in to monitor drivers. transit officials are looking to install them at 33 spots that include school zones in areas that have seen sideshows. officials say that warning those notices will first be sent out to those who are speeding within the first 2 months of operations. and then after that fines will be sent to those that are caught speeding. transit officials say that this is not

san francisco. mayor r incumbent mayor london breed, former san francisco mayor mark farrell and san francisco supervisor ahsha safa e. robert f kennedy junior's announcement yesterday about a bay area running mate has voters and political analysts talking. the independent presidential candidate chose tech attorney and philanthropist nicole shanahan kron four's catherine heenan is in the newsroom. a shia has been following this story. she's got the latest for us. catherine, yet know on the first 24 hours or so following the announcement. >> kennedy has raised more than 2 million dollars, not bad, although it is agreed he'll need. >> 10's of millions to get on state ballots and keep going putting a running mate in place is considered a move that could help kennedy on several fronts, although it remains to be seen if he has any real shot in the race. >> the kennedy team is hoping shanahan will attract young voters. help him get on more state ballots and it is not incidental that she has deep pockets. the former wife of google co-founder sergey brin is wealthy and has donated to the kennedy campaign. shanah

it's the same kind presented to san francisco mayor london breed earlier this week. r matt mehan says the city takes a lot of pride in its professional teams, but that bay fc has a unique place in san jose's heart . >> this one is special because it's the first professional women's sports team in the entire region, and in a place as progressive as the bay area, it's kind of shocking that we haven't had a professional women's team here yet, but we are so proud to be home to bay fc. we, you know, we're a soccer town. >> yep. saturday's game will be hosted at paypal park. of course home to the san jose earthquakes. and we are wishing the team the best of luck as they start this brand new endeavor right here in the bay area. again, that match coming up on saturday. and don't forget , we have a special about this new era of soccer, women's soccer. that special will be airing on fox local at 830 saturday morning, so don't forget to check that out as well. thanks so much for joining me tonight for the news at 730. don't forget to download the fox local app to your smart tv.

san francisco el próximo 17 de marzo, según una publicación del san francisco standard. los empleados del negocio confirman que la tienda cerraría en 10 días, mientras que hoy la alcaldesa de san francisco, londono con ella. fresca de una victoria electoral de este pasado martes con varias de las medidas que apoyaba, aprobadas por los residentes de san francisco. la alcaldesa hizo un balance de su gestión. este último año y aseguró que el crimen ha disminuido, entre otros logros, dijo que los residentes quieren una ciudad eficiente y que han tenido problemas, bloqueos, pero que con las medidas aprobadas en las elecciones acelerarán las mejoras que san francisco está cambiando y recuperándose. una de esas medidas aprobadas le da más poder a la policía y pronto habrán cientos de cámaras, lectores de placa en la ciudad, con lo que aseguró la seguridad mejorará mucho más. y también dijo que el número de desamparados en las calles ha disminuido a niveles no vistos en años. la evaluación de la mandataria en la calle es mixta de todo eso, pues ya en el tenderloin allá ya está bien feo, ya allá la situación ha empeorado. si la verdad si por ejemplo aquí lo que es la misión casi no, no se ve en que esté

fortuna en la ubicación en el emblemático sitio turístico fisherman's wharf, la alcaldesa de san francisco londonjiménez tiene algunos consejos que debe de tener en cuenta antes de tomar este paso. la temporada de impuestos está en marcha. un representante de la irs recomienda que tenga todos sus documentos en orden. hablamos de números de seguro social de todas las personas que están dentro de la declaración. hablamos de números de cuenta bancaria y de ruta, los formularios de impuestos que a todos conocemos como el w-2 o el 10 99 y otros documentos de ingresos o registros de transacciones como es el 10 98. cuando alguien paga a hipotecas o intereses de préstamos estudiantiles, se aconseja a no olvidar de contar ingresos por bienes creados o vendidos. plataformas en línea a o en persona. inversiones de inversión trabajo de tiempo parcial a o si alguien trabaja o presta hace presta servicios a través de aplicaciones móviles. advierte tener mucho cuidado con los preparadores fantasmas. alguien que no quiere firmar la declaración de impuestos, que ayuda a preparar y que también cobra a puede tambié

services please help and welcome 45 mayor and the first black woman to serve as is mayor of san francisco london breed (clapping.) thank you. kimberly for that warm introduction and more importantly to really bring together so many incredible trailblazers and amazing women not city and county of san francisco not just our department heads and our commissioners, who are joining us but also these incredible trailblazers for the work they've done and continue to do to uplift women in san francisco and throughout this country we are so hurnd to have each one of you before i continue i want to take the opportunity thank some of our advisor supervisors have joined us including supervisor walton and supervisor preston and president peskin thank you for joining us and welcome you're ladies da rose deacon thank you, (clapping.) as well as our fire chief nicholson and mary protocol and carmen chu administrator. (clapping.) and in essence women run this plays we have about 54 percent of our commissioners that serve um, that are women. 58 um, percent of the commissioners uptick the people that serve as wome

. >> you can say it was a good night for san francisco mayor london breed. two lives half a world away and the unforgettable journey that led them to love and purpose josh and rachel brown share their love story. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is voters decide. >>> big wins for san francisco's moderate democrats last night. including mayor london breed. several of her proposals fared well. as the the push to change the democratic party's steering committee. you can see the results here for pop f. it is a somewhat controversial measure that has been hitting national headlines. 62% voting yes. it was an effort made by late mayor breed that will require mandatory drug screenings for those receiving cash assistance of the city. how about prop e, one of london breed's measures. it would get police more powers including access to more cameras and drones. it would lift restrictions on police chases. 59.9% voting yes. let's go into some of the other san francisco propositions. the affordable housing measure that would give the city a $300 million housing bond to b

. >> san francisco mayor london breed will deliver her state of the city address at 11 this morning.d. london breed is up for reelection in november. an ex-google engineer is facing a federal indictment this morning accused of stealing artificial intelligence secrets from the company. >> and it's a troubling accusation, given how given how delicate and dangerous this emerging technology can be. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has a closer look at this case and the risks it exposes. you know, one of the reasons we got interested in ai from the very beginning is that we always viewed our mission as a timeless mission, the race to dominate artificial intelligence between the u.s. and china is well underway. >> a former software engineer at google is being charged with stealing ai technology from the company. the department of justice made the announcement on wednesday. >> a federal grand jury in san francisco charged that lin wei ding also known as leon ding, stole valuable trade secrets from google. >> ding, who is a chinese national, was living in newark. an indictme

la alcaldesa de san francisco london breed, se mostró complacida con la participación electoral en esag a nivel general, comentó que las decisiones del electorado buscan que se continúe apostando por planes de seguridad más agresivos, proyectos de vivienda y el apoyo a las minorías. y en cuanto a las medidas que están en juego en esta ciudad, destaca la v, que busca establecer una cifra mínima de policías activos, además de nuevos impuestos. esta es una medida que hasta el momentoida que hasa tenido mucho momento no ha tenido mucho apoyo, aunque hay que tener en cuenta que solo se ha establecido y se ha contabilizado el 10% de los voto el momento ha votado. hasta el n tenemos la medida e que no? tame otras cosas, permitiríada, eh, a policía otras cosas instalar cámaras de vigilancia la policía sin supervisión cámaras de viga sin y utilizar drones. esto para facilitar la persecución drones. esto para facilitar la persec de sospechosos. en este caso de soa tenido mayor caso ha tenido acer ac tiene tiene el 60% de los votosa favor, pero también hay que tener en cuenta que ser han procesad

san francisco mayor london breed was behind both measures. >> and the question now is, will this helpbid considering polls show the majority of san franciscans disapprove of the job she's doing these victories in these positions that he supported. absolutely a positive campaign. >> it's a campaign that needs positive positive it will certainly help her. >> if she can take she can take actions and that makes this search will impact on the quality of life of the people of san francisco. then yes, you can benefit from them. but from now, all she has is another thing that she has to do in order to convince people to get off at 71% disapproval rating. political analysts, though, are divided as to whether these election results. >> could end up propelling progressive supervisor. aaron peskin to enter the mayor's race are making rethink that idea. >> he has a chance to appeal to a broad a swath of the knows how to talk about these issues in a way that does not put him at odds with where a lot of voters are. >> when you look at the results, for example, the different county central committee

san francisco. today mayor london breed will deliver her address.more with the issues she's expected to focus on as she gears up for a re-election showdown in november. >>> and then two south bay artists were shot at a popular bar and a suspect remains on the run. ahead the picture police want you to see. >>> plus, south bay transit leaders set to vote on a long-term light-rail extension. this is "today in the bay." >>> thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >>> i am marcus washington. let's get you started with a look at the forecast this morning. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking what we can expect. certainly a lot clearer than what we saw yesterday. >> yes, yesterday we had pockets of heavy rain moving through. now all that since pushed to the south and we are going to start out this morning with clouds that will gradually roll on out of here. we are headed for sunshine today. we are starting out in the low 50s and around the bay area, and it's about 50 degrees right now. we will see a high of 64 in concord and martinez.

there are several measures on the san francisco ballot to talk about mayor london breed campaign for three of them. proposition c goes to san francisco's remapping ability measure c a yes would have waived the tax for transferring a property from office to residential use. the goal is to clear the way to convert office space to revitalize the city's downtown space, which has been so decimated by the pandemic. yes on measure c has 54% of the vote, and breed was also a big backer of proposition e, which was hotly contested. >> it would allow police to install security cameras on public property and use drones to monitor certain crimes. it also speeds up reporting protocols for officers and use of force cases, as well as forces the police commission to get more public feedback. you can see right now the yes vote is 60% to 40. no. >> all right, let's move to a measure f, which attempts to fix illegal drug use in the city. the measure would require anyone receiving county welfare and suspected of using drugs to undergo drug screenings and get some form of treatment to keep receiving those

dollars touches down in san francisco who ultimately foot the bill for what's likely the most expensive restroom in the bay area. >> and reaction tonight from san francisco. mayor london breed's 3 challengers in the upcoming election there. what they have to say about the mayor's state of th mylowe's rewards credit card saves us 5% on the things we need. 5% off. - 5% off. 5% of. and, as loyalty members, we get points toward mylowe's money for the things we want. oh, we want this. the all new mylowe's rewars loyalty program is her. download the app to joi, earn and save toda. >> the owner of a popular east bay bagel shop says her business is was targeted by anti semitic graffiti. the words israel baby killer were found spray painted on the sidewalk outside of boychuk bagels in berkeley forest and thor talked with the shop's owner tonight joins us now from the newsroom with more. dan? yeah. can the jewish owner of probably the most popular bagel shop in the bay area says? >> this is the first time she and her staff have dealt with this kind of vandalism and she believes it might be connected to the company taking no stance over the israel-hamas war. >> the sidewalk usua

patrick's day and month thank you, london breed. >> good please stand by for the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of march 5, 2024. >> good afternoon and welcome to today election day march 5, 2024 board of supervisor meeting. madam clerk, can you please call the roll? >> thank you mr. president. chan, present. dorsey, present. engardio, present. mandelman, present.

san francisco mayor london breed was behind both measures. >> and the question now is, will this help her reelection bid considering polls show the majority of san franciscans disapprove of the job she's doing these victories in these positions that he supported. absolutely a positive campaign. >> it's a campaign that needs positive events, positive it will certainly help her. >> if she can take and if she can take actions and that makes a discernible impact on the quality of life of the people of san francisco. then yes, you can benefit from them. but from now, all she has is another thing that she has to do in order to convince people to get off at 71% disapproval rating. political analysts, though, are divided as to whether these election results. >> could end up propelling progressive supervisor. aaron peskin to enter the mayor's race are making rethink that idea. >> he had a chance to appeal to a broad a swath of the knows how to talk about these issues in a way that does not put him at odds with where a lot of voters are. >> when you look at the results, for example, the differe

dispute these have been a tough 5 years. >> speaking before a who's who of san francisco elected officials, san francisco mayor londons mayor tried to set an optimistic tone for the future among the issues she discussed was crime. she thanked the city's voters for approving proposition ee, which she says will give police more freedom and tools to deal with crime. >> we will be installing new public safety cameras in high-crime areas deploying drones for auto theft, car break-ins and other crimes and changing police department rules. so our sworn officers, our out in the field and not behind a desk. >> the mayor also talked about homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. she said that the voter approval of proposition f will give the city more freedom in dealing with those problems. >> approach is about accountability, resources and new pathways. this means arresting and prosecuting dealers. and when necessary arresting users who are a danger to themselves >> the mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. she wants to attract new businesses, but also wants to add housing and 30,000 new residents t

state to build new mental health facilities and transitional housing for the homeless >> san francisco mayor london breed had time to drop off her ballot. across the bay area voters up and dropping off ballots or voting in person. >> just like we saw with mayor london breed, one of the places the san francisco city hall. that is where we see bay area with a few hours left with the polls open. >> reporter: we have seen quite a few people with the completed eyelets coming by to the convenient drop boxes outside of city hall. afternoon, like this guy, he has his ballot and walked over to that box we were watching people for the last 45 minutes or so. it is been pretty steady with people coming in and doing not. there are couple different places here at city hall for people to drop off the completed ballots. just inside that door is another place where people can drop off their ballots. in san francisco, the big issues, while mayor is up for reelection this year, it is a position not party-affiliated. there is no primary vote for mayor. several ballot issues that voters here are deciding on. seven. pro

last week, a lawsuit against san francisco over homeless sweeps was put on hold. we're also learning that san francisco mayor london breed may be facing yet another challenger and her effort to seek another term. sources are telling us here at kron 4 that board of supervisors, president aaron peskin well officially enter the race for mayor sometime next week. kron four's michael thomas reports now from the newsroom with the latest details. there's been no official word from supervisor. aaron peskin on the launch of his official mayoral campaign. however, sources tell kron 4 we could see that official announcement. >> as early as next week and the decision to run is partially based off of former san francisco mayor mark farrell is decision to also joined the race. and the idea behind that is that there's currently no progressive candidate in the running currently supervisor peskin serves as the president of the san francisco board of supervisors and he's been on the board on and off since the early 2, thousands, but currently is set to turn out later this year. if he does officially joined the race, will he be joini

san francisco politics now. phil, san francisco mayor, london breed suffers her first overturn of a veto. what is that about? that's a huge political loss. >> it's a political loss. but it's also an interesting statement on where san francisco is right now. for years, we were talking about the need for more and more and more housing, and there's been an introduction of saying we need to get denser and taller, not just in san francisco, but in oakland and elsewhere all around the bay area. that's met with resistance by various neighborhoods. and the big neighborhood resistance on this particular one was a pair of taller buildings going in in that north beach jackson square embarcadero area of san francisco, which, let's be honest, is like includes chinatown and north beach and such. it is the amusement park of san francisco. it is the picture part of san francisco. and, aaron peskin and fellow members on the board of supervisors decided to put the brakes on some high rises there. you can say, well, that's a local issue, but the fact is that we're hearing about problems of like high rises going up in other part

another anotherr tomorrow and the weekend we'll he e san francisco mayor london breed also telling voterseelected. >> breed delivering her state of the city address, outlining her spplans to tackle the many issus facing san was at pier 70 for today's speech, and christian the mayor. sureúmade a lot of promises. and they come amid her reelection bid. >> yeah, the mayor said this is the year of theúdragon. and she said she's ready for the city to soar into the future. now, in her state of the city address, mayor london breed addressed some of the city's challenges head on. she said pointed to statistics indicating that crime is on the decline and said that proposition e, just approved by san francisco voters, will help& the city's police department tackle crime. >> downtown can't just be about jobs. it can't just be the 9 to 5 financial district. we also need more people to live and study there. so our new initiative of 30 byú30. 30,000 more residents and students downtown by 2030. that was the mayor talking by 3p initiative aimedc at transforming the downtown. >> as you heard a lot in that

but city of san francisco is already kicking off celebrations. mayor londonng a flag raising at city hall today. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live in studio with more on this year's parade theme. rop. well, it can. the saint patrick's day parade in san francisco is one of the largest in the country and this year's theme is seth. >> mayor breed, welcome to irish politicians during today's flag raising ireland's consul general and the mayor of cork san francisco city, a sister city, i should say, joined mayor breed to raise the irish flag. the sister city relationship started 40 years ago when then mayor dianne feinstein visited court, the flag-raising was followed by irish dancing and singing inside city hall. mayor london breed announced to the crowd that march is officially irish american heritage month to honor the roughly 67,000 people of irish descent. that call san francisco home. the mayor also explain the importance of the theme unite sf for the families of those who immigrated from ireland. >> and many people who helped lead and built the city and

san francisco retailers have closed or announced plans to close. >> well, despite that disappointing news, san francisco mayor london breed came out strong today fortate of the city address. she's fresh off a few wins on election day. abc seven news reporter suzanne fonda is in the newsroom with a closer look. suzanne dan mayor london breed says she's tired of the negativity and the city's successes are not a fluke. >> breed says she's sending a strong message to critics. san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. breed hopes her critics will hear her message loud and clear that san francisco is making a strong recovery during the state of the city today, mayor london breed highlighted her administration's big wins on public safety. breed talked about the crime rate being the lowest in ten years. she says that's thanks to bait cars shutting down drug markets in the tenderloin and soma, and cracking down on auto break-ins. >> we doubled the number of drug arrests in 2023. retail theft and car break ins plummeted. >> breed says voters passing measure e will help in a number of ways. >> we will be installing new public s

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it's taking so long for staff to figure out which calls need to be redirected to 9, 8, 8, san francisco mayor london breed has lost the latest fight now over housing. yeah, she went toe to toe with the board of supervisors and the board. one will tran is live in san francisco for what this means for housing will. >> what it means for housing is san francisco and mayor london breed can continue looking for housing in trying to build new housing developments. they need. but 82,000 units by 2031. but in certain areas near bree cannot build. and the reason why is the board of supervisors voted late last night to override her veto to go into certain neighborhoods like the northeast waterfront or jackson square to build, according to what supervisor aaron peskin said high-rise luxury towers basically taking away the charm of certain neighborhoods like jackson square. he wants to preserve that, which is why back in early or early march, just a couple of weeks ago, we introduced the measure to try to preserve those neighborhoods. then mayor breed vetoed that measure. but the supervisors they had the last sa

deal with. >> larry. >> thank you spencer. >> my goodness, today san francisco kicked off festivities for saint patrick's day. mayor londonosted the annual irish flag raising at city hall. she was joined by the lord mayor of cork, ireland, which is celebrating 40 years of its sister city relationship with san francisco. the flag raising kicks off a month long celebration of saint patrick's day, and this year's theme is unite sf as we celebrate. >> it's about bringing communities together. it's about remembering our challenging times. but also recognizing that san francisco and our irish community represents resilience. >> san francisco will host the 3rd int patrick's day parade on saturday, march 16th. it kicks ot 11:30 a.m. at second and market and ends at civic center plaza for celebration in front of city hall. >> all right, coming up, a group of aspiring chefs learning more than just skills in the kitchen. they're learning how to improve their lives and rolling out the red carpet ahead of oscar sunday only on abc to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms

to expand access to treatment for people suffering from addiction inside and outside of san francisco, mayor london breed's campaign spokesman issued the following statement in response to what farrell's proposal says. they say, quote, in marked farrell's, san francisco armed national guard troops will fence off the tenderloin and create the green zone truly creating a baghdad by the bay. residents and commuters. what a leader that will meaningfully address the fentanyl crisis with enforcement and compassion, not humvees in ar fifteens. while farrell plays g i, joe mayor breed continues to do the heavy lifting of governing behind the scenes and quote. >> a scheduled space x rocket launch here in california. it could be a spectacular sight. we've got the details. >> and we miss love to see big honor our own have more today. we'll have the details there we'll have the details there next. ss. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanc

the value of homes in san francisco's gone up almost one percent. >> francisco mayor london breed wants ferris wheel at fisherman's wharf. the wheel. it moved from golden gate park to the city's waterfront just this past november before pack a conference. but it's li says ending officially anyway next month. the mayor says that she wants to extend it. i'm saying that pier 39 has been an ideal spot for the wheel. >> it's the views the daytime the night time. so until look at the sunset. the beauty of san francisco, the water, the golden gate bridge quite tower. it's it's it's just magical. >> the mayor is proposing to extend the stay of the ferris wheel and additional 18 months. the final decision, though, is up to the port of san francisco. all right. rock and roll foo fighters bringing its everything or nothing at all tour to the bay area. the 15 time grammy award-winning band is set to perform at the concord pavilion on august. 13th presale. tickets are available now. general tickets will be available. 10 o'clock thursday morning forty-niners star deebo samuel and george kittle are st

new this morning a loss for san francisco mayor london breeds effort to build new housing across the city. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of a controversial housing legislation piece that would limit development in certain areas. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us to explain this and the impact it could have on new housing. gloria >> good morning. kumasi. you know, this is actually the first time that the board of supervisors has overridden a veto from mayor london breed. and basically this legislation will be limiting the scale and the height of developments in jackson square and also the northeast waterfront and we have a map that shows you the area that's going to be affected. it includes 15 to 20 blocks in historic parts of san francisco. board of supervisors president aaron peskin sponsored the legislation in response to a 200 foot tall housing project that was proposed on sansome street. peskin is expected to run for mayor in november against breed and breed said in a statement that the city needs to address the housing shortage and that the v

measure e in san francisco will give us the pulse of the attitude toward police. mayor london breed let's look at redtape to catch bad guys. opponents fear more use of prejudicial tactics like car chases or drones. if you had to wait in your more than two hours to vote in person. tonight, rt will begin the results in real time. >>> thank you chris up next, making it in the bay is not easy. especially comes to rental prices. we get new numbers and speak to renters who have got to extreme lengths to secure a place. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. tracking a few areas of spotty shower's on storm ranger how much more we are in storm the store for tomorrow. >>> we have other headlines on this election night. san francisco is no longer the priciest place to rent in the bay area to. the title now belongs to mountain view. >> new numbers show mountain view rental prices are skyrocketing. up nearly 15% compared to this time last year. is it returned to the office and google in silicon valley? here is marianne favro with answers to property managers i spoke with today said th

>> hieveryone, san francisco mayor london breed and i'm really grateful to be here at good samaritan and the executive director is joining us to talk about a number of significant accomplishments with the office of early childhood education in san francisco and ingret is here as well as supervisor melgar and so many amazing folks who are really a important part of why san francisco has been a national leader in early childhood education, so much so, that we have been paid a visit by the executive director of first 5 of california, jacky wong. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] she wanted a piece of the action too, so she came all the way down from sacramento, because i'm really proud of everything we have been doing in san francisco. it goes back to 2018 when the voters of san francisco passed proposition c to invest more resources into early childhood education and i want to acknowledge someone who isn't here but a leader in the effort and that's former supervisor norman yee, who did a really great job of focusing on child care and making sure we have support and resources

rate hike that took effect in january, and another rate increase is expected in 2025. >> san francisco mayor london state of the city address in the midst of her reelection bid. the mayor insisted today san francisco's best days lie ahead, as she outlined her plans to address the many issues that are plaguing san francisco, including the drug crisis. the mayor said steps should be taken to help those suffering with addiction to get the help that they need. mayor breed also laid out a new 30 by 30 initiative, which is aimed at transforming the downtown area and the financial district. >> downtown can't just be about jobs, it can't just be the 9 to 5 financial district. >> we also need more people to liveúand study there. so our new initiative, 30 by 30 30,000 more residents and students downtown by 2030. >> mayor breed said her policies are working, and she made a point to address those who are critical of san francisco, adding, we will not wear the shackles of your negativity any longer. with $300,000 worth of jewelry inside early this footage from grand jewelry repair near lake merritt shows what

housing and more affordable housing across our policy in san francisco and that's why the affordable home measure supported by scott wiener and london breed and the carpenters union and habitat for humanity and mission housing mission corporation and people build affordable house, no, the affordable homes measure will result in more affordable housing in san francisco. and if building more housing and more affordable housing is the goal, voters should vote yes on affordable homes now, proposition d, definitely going to build more houses and no on proposition e, the competing of the board of supervisors. >> thank you both for your time and your willingness to inform the public on these measures. >> thank you. >> we hope this discussion has been informative. for more information about this and other ballot measures in the november election, please visit the department of elections website at sf elections dot org. remember, early voting is available at city hall starting on october 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and if you don't vote early, be sure to vote on tuesday, november 8th. [music] hi. i'm san francisco mayor london breed i w

the irish heritage and (microphone feedback) welcome to introduce to i your mayor of 0 san francisco mayor london breed (clapping.) all right. good afternoon everyone who is so great to be here with each and every one of you to celebrate the flag raising that represents are your bond and continued work and growth what did you irish community here in san francisco this this year's theme is unit sf i appreciate leaning the united society and all the work they have done and continue to do to make sure we are building bridges we are working together and we're doing everything we can to move san francisco forward. it is so great to be here. with the lord mayor of clark mayor ma carbohydrate thank you. obeys here to celebrate this occasion and thank you to our council generally been a great addition to san francisco we appreciate and value our work relationships in the centuries of what it means san francisco has been celebrating st. patrick's day for one hundred and 73 years celebrated with the history and vacation dwelling the relationships bringing us toyota this this year this is anymore special lo