colleagues, i'm thrilled to announce legislation to develop the business plan for the first public bank in san francisco. with the passage of ab857 creating a pilot program for charts in state of california, we want san francisco to be the first in line to create our own public municipal bank. the taxpayer money is currently held in private commercial banks that often engage in socially and environmentally destructive practises, fundamentally against the values of san francisco. a public bank would allow the city to have a more local control, transparency, self-determination and expect investments in affordable housing, small business development, loans to low-next house holds, renewable energy and reducing student debt crisis. sanfrancisco should lead the pact and this moves us closer to realizing the creation of a public bank. the legislation will engage key banking, fiscal and lending experts to a planning task force and bring on a consultant for the business plan which will come to the board's consideration is approval. i am so appreciative of the san francisco public bank coalition for their ongoin

public banks. it'll take years before the bank in san francisco will actually be launched. >>> san francisco is now the first county in the nation to provide free diapers as a supplementary benefit for families receiving cal fresh food assistance. the diaper bank will help provide a free monthly supply. >>> cofounder of san francisco boba shop has had enough, after the third break in this year. he posted pictures on instagram showing shattered glass all over the storefront. this is in the mission district. he says nothing was taken but he is proposing measures like metal gates and, cctv systems to ward off future break-ins. he also says cashless stores seem like a potential solution to deter thieves. part of the process "we are turning into gotham with the jokers taking over the city." >>> darren peck joins us with a look at the forecast. pretty foggy day today? >> i know that's why i want to take advantage of the opportunity right now to show you the view from the top of the salesforce tower. you can actually see something. it was great and gray over much of the afternoon that they live look looki

public bank allowing cities to apply for approval. supporters of a public bank said they would allow for san francisco's money such as affordable housingnesses and renewable energy. >>> 6:26. televised hearings of the impeachment inquiry into president trump today. we're going to have a live report from washington d.c. in just minutes. >>> and what the team is accused of doing during its 2017 world series run. >>> right now a nice sunrise picture over the bay area in san francisco. it's going to be a little cooler than it was yesterday. you're watching mornings on 2. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> and that's the opening bell there in new york. sap ringing the bell introducing the next chapter of the company's growth. we're also keeping an eye on tesla. there's the opening bell live. ceo e lan musk tweeted the companies to build cars in germany. we'll have all your stocks and business news coming up in today's dollars and cents. >> i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning >>> a lot of clouds coming in. nothing widespread. there's your day. a little cooler. temperatures comin

say, yes, the passing of this gives us the opportunity to really dream and actualize a public bank here in san francisco. instead of investing in fossil fuels with the money earned off of hard-working backs of san franciscoians that we can try to save our environment. so, madam clerk, call item 11. >> clerk: item number 11 is public comment. >> chairperson fewer: any public comment and seeing none, public comment is closed. item 12. >> clerk: item 12 is the future agenda items. >> chairperson fewer: colleagues, any items and we discussed a couple things that will come up and we'll not have another meeting until the next year in 2020. and let's open this up for public comment now. mr. brooks? >> yes, eric brooks again. so some things to get on your radar that really need to come up in the next meeting because we need to get ahead of them. one is abq-35. that bill was killed last year because of good work from a large coalition state wide. but it's on -- it's on for january most likely again. that is the big bailout, the one that would bail out pg&e for the 2017 and 2018 wildfires, the cost of which if th

state programs for public safety, education and mental health programs and organizers say their goal is to get that initiative on the deliver more turkeys to the san francisco marin food bank. the food bank says 20% of the people in marin and san francisco are not sure where their next meals are coming from and that's especially difficult for families during the holiday season. the food bank is encouraging people from across the bay area to donate traditional holiday food or money to help everyone enjoy the season. >>> another sign of the holiday season, the tree that is on display at jack london square arrives today. this is a previous tree but this year's tree brought in by truck and crews will be setting up later today. the tree lighting ceremony will happen one week from tomorrow. tree lighting starts at 6:30 and ktvu's gasia will be there. >> you ought to tell gasia to sing too. >> no. >> she's a great singer. >> she would probably not sing. >>> 5:11. still ahead more than a dozen cars in american canyon have smashed windows and paint sprayed all over them. which neighborhood was hit and what police need to help catch whoever did it. >> and we're still months away fro

san francisco is taking the next step to opening a public branch. supervisor sandra fewer introduced legislation to introduce a task force to create a business plan to launch the bank. the first report on the plan would be due in june. then it would take years to get a bank opened. >>> a live look at the new york stock exchange. we tumbled more since we last looked at it. down about 55 points. >>> the high cost of living and working in silicon valley is the focus of our effort to building a better bay area. >> maybe the solution is just moving away. a san jose start up is working with tech companies to offer $10,000 bonuses to remote workers. main street co-founder douglas ludlow says the companies they work with are ready to pay them to help successfully recruit and retain remote talent. as part of the launch main street will pay a $10,000 bonus to anyone who goes through their program and works a minimum of one year. >> silicon valley has become extraordinarily expensive for many families. you're competing with billionaires and millionaires. we'll set you up in a community with other like-minded remote workers. we'll give you support tools to help connect you wit

san francisco says he will not prosecute quality-of-life crimes like public. instead, he will focus on fighting social injustice. he is the son of antiwar radicals who took part in the infamous 1981 brinks bankyork, which led to two police officers and a security guard being killed. boudin said growing up with incarcerated parents made him a crusader for criminal justice reform. >> brian: that's what the people of san francisco want with their issues they are dealing with right now? you get a guy that the public defender, a former public defender, and he took on and beat an experienced prosecutor, and san francisco gets what they want. please tell me a scenario in which things get better in san francisco without philosophy. the broken window situation here that rudy giuliani put in with commissioner bratton, making sure there is no more littering, those little things change the city. they will make sure it's worse. >> harris: just got? >> jessica: people have made a lot of our defense against broken windows. policing and a lot of what kind of new york was actually racist. >> brian: i have not heard that. >> jessica: really? >> brian: i saw it get better and it was okay to bring a radio and l

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and especially....the public safety power shut ( marty ) and it's a busy time for all food banks in the bay area. this was a look inside the distribution center for the san franciscomarin food bank friday morning. the food bank director says -- roughly 1 in 5 people may be in need of their services. ( marty ) the food bank is accepting cash, checks and non- perishable food. ( marty ) two big tech companies are expanding in the bay area. first ... facebook is building a new mega- campus in the east bay. crews are busy building the new campus in fremont. its at the ardenwood industrial complex, next to the dumbarton bridge. the site is huge, 1.3 million square feet ... and will bring 20-thousand jobs. the city of fremont says facebook chose the location because housing is more affordable for its workers. < this is a great location because we are the gateway to the east bay we have highly educated and diverse workforce highly train

public safety power shut offs are expected in almost all bay area counties as was mendocino, lake and mendocino county. san francisco will not be affected. these should could have an impact on food banksed for the thanksgiving holiday. wind is expected across much of the state. while many food tanks have generators, most of the clients they serve will be left in the dark. >> if we distribute a bunch of stuff that is frozen or from the refrigerator and cold, well will people take it, do they have any place to put it? >> we are filling these boxes. >> volunteers and staff said they will keep preparing the meals and try to send non- perishables as a backup plan if they do lose power. >>> stay with us for the power shut offs and you can see a full list of communities on our website at www.ktvu.com and also on the ktvu news app. >>> testimony continues in the second week of the impeachment hearings. >> the hearings started at dick's a.m. pacific time and there is a short break right now. house until it's committee chairman adam schiff and ranking member devin nunes questioned the first two witnesses followed by questioning from daniel goldman lawyer for the democrats and steve castor lawye