before calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. please call the first item. >> approval of the minutes. of october 22, 2024. >> and the approval of the minutes of october 22 will be continued to the next meeting. do we need a motion for that? >> yes. >> could i have a motion and a second? >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> president stacy, aye. vice president arce, aye. c

since before and after the san francisco public utilities commission founding in 1932. it is vitality important we recognize the history of tribal lands on when we reside but we acknowledge and honor the fact that the people are established and working partnership with the sfpuc and have preview and flushing in numbers in the greater san francisco bay area community today. please call the today. please call the officers: discussion and possible action to elect a president and vice president of the san francisco public utilities commission. >> i thought i'd explain the process at the outset we would elect the president first and take first take public comment on the election of the president and following that we would um, take public comment and then consider nomination for an election of vice presidents. >> we have a couple of options if get our seat under us, we can continue to the next meeting it is really up to the commissioners and you would lik and let's call public comment first and remote callers please raise your hand for the election of president any members o

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's officepartners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people.. let. yes. this is victor and chamber. we have. we're ready to go. oh. we are. i didn't see the graphics go through. no, no, i didn't see the graphics. but i see the room. so we're live. okay. thank you. we're good. all right. good

the san francisco public utilities commission and the san francisco public works department want you to know that if you are concerned about a tree falling. to call 311. and if you're worried about a downed power line, call 911 so emergency crews can respond quickly. we're live in san francisco. suzanne fawn abc seven news. thank you. >> suzanne. gnarly is definitely the word of the day out there. lots of flooded roads and intersections in daly city. the chp blocked off part of 280 near westlake to help drivers avoid a flooded out portion of the highway. and here's what it looked like on 101 near sfo. this afternoon. if you can see through all the raindrops there, no flooding in that area, but a lot of rain made for difficult driving. >> and here's what it looked like. just a short time ago near sebastopol. no flooding herenear either, but definitely wet and quite dangerous driving conditions in the south bay. residents are hoping to protect their properties from likely flooding. the rain isn't very intense there yet, so people are taking the opportunity to fill up their sandbags. sa

san francisco public works. crews have been clearing storm drains and catch basins across the city ahead of the rainy season. >> the san francisco public utilities commission plans to invest 634 million dollars to improve water infrastructure across 3 key sites in the city to help reduce flooding. those sites include 15th avenue and walnut street 17th in folsom and lower allegheny boulevard. >> to the east bay, now police in antioch are taking steps to try and curb violence in that city. this comes after a woman says she was carjacked when she stopped to help somebody after a crash proper sleep. utah has details. >> as the line grew with drivers pulling up to pick up their drive-thru coffee just before 9 o'clock wednesday morning. and visitors headed to the slaton ranch shopping center in antioch, 2 good samaritans who exited their cars to help a driver who they believed had just crashed in front of the shopping center, ended up becoming victims, have to do the best you can to put ucl. police say when 2 women approached the driver, he pushed the door open, knocking one woman over as he rushed to the other victim's car. and she was trying to get her percent

and free sandbags so they can prepare for some possible flooding this winter, the san francisco public utilities commission will also be investing 634 million dollars on new storm. water pipes, collection systems and drainage upgrades across these a rainy start to the day in as san francisco today. video now from the city. >> and we can see water there on the road to port at some parts. some points today. meteorologist kyla grogan here now. >> with details and is the reigning anywhere right now it is. we still have some of those light showers that are out there. it is. take a live look outside here. you can see some of those ominous gray clouds as we look across the bay. so obviously still unsettled. still not quite done with this yet. as we take a look stormtracker 4, you can see where the showers are, the bulk of them right now in the north bay and the east bay. and they are light for the most part. you do see a few cells that pop up here and there that you see the yellows, the oranges indicating. >> a little bit of a heavier downpour. but, you know, obviously this is going to keep the roads a little bit

francisco public works. crews are clearing storm drains and catch basins across the city. the san francisco public utilities commissionns to invest 634 million dollars to improve water infrastructure across 3 key sites in the city. they include 15th avenue and street, 17th and folsom streets and lower alum, any boulevard. >> all right. taking a live look outside city of san francisco. the embarcadero see some birds taking flight into those great gray skies of their kind. that's right. i have about 10:00am here and you can see that the clouds are definitely. >> very prevalent today. obviously you had some showers that have rolled through and it's all courtesy of this low pressure system. and we're just kind of catching the tail end of that. so that's why we stay unsettled throughout the day today. so we have kind of this wild forecast where you've got sun one minute that you turn the other direction and you start to see some showers that are falling very scattered and very limited and certainly very light. but still they're nonetheless. so if you head out and about just make sure you are ready for that, if you look at

the san francisco public utilities commission will also be investing 634 million dollars to improve water infrastructure across 3 key sites in the city. they're listed on the screen right now on 15th and winona won't 17 balsam in lower allegheny boulevard. happening today, students all across california are taking part in ruby bridges. walk to school day on this day in 1960, ruby bridges became the first black child in american history to integrate into a formally white only school. she attended william franz elementary school in new orleans. then in 2018, a group of 5th graders in south san francisco were inspired by her story of courage and that led them to make november 14th a day of remembrance and action. ruby's bravery broke barriers for equality and today students are celebrating her legacy by walking to school, learning about the civil rights movement and also continuing to fight for change. >> it's always important to kind of remember the history that kind of built us up together. i know talk a lot about what his leadership you know, having an event like this can really make us l

the san francisco public utilities commission is going to be investing. 634 million dollars to improvinge across 3 key sites in the city. they'll be at 15th avenue and will want to street 17th and folsom and lower allegheny boulevard. >> i mean, is the time and yes, it's never too early to prepare for those the winter season. we have a coastal flood advisory for much of the bay area that isn't hole saturday and also high surf. so just keep that in mind. dangerous surf buyer northwest facing beaches. but the coastal flood advisory. it's those king tides and that full moon that gravitational pull. so, you know, those parking lots that are prone to flooding in those under passes over the next few days. see wet roads over at sfo. we saw some showers overnight. just lingering showers. now it's heading towards the coast and bringing snow to the sierra. a closer look at where that activity is. we're starting to see some light rain over by santa rosa. so your commute could be a wet one for the mid morning. mostly dry across the bay area. here is the future cast model around 8 o'clock. rou can st

san francisco public utilities commission is also going to be investing 634 million dollars into improving 3 key sites in the city. they include 15th avenue and street, 17th and folsom streets and lower allegheny boulevard. >> 7.15, and no flooding concerns for major rainfall. but we do have coastal flood advisory for those low lying areas and parking lots, you know, that are prone to flooding. that's until monday afternoon. so keep that in mind along with that. we have high surf says aldi to that super moon and that gravitational pull so northwest facing beaches, dangerous surf and rip currents through the weekend saturday. at least a live look at half bay. you can also see that surf moving along there, too. and then some cloudy skies. we have some unsettled weather overnight and that's actually lingering in the north bay right now. so your commute and santa rosa on one-on-one from cloverdale down to santa rosa petaluma could see some wet roads out there and possibly a stray shower or thunderstorm. we are mostly dry around the bay area at this hour. but here's the future cast model around

the san francisco public utilities commission will also be investing about 634 million dollars into improvingnfrastructure. they'll be doing that at 3 key places in the city. firstly, they're going to be at 15th avenue and water street, then 17th and folsom street and then lower alum, any boulevard. >> a 15 and it's never too early to prepare for our winter season. we have a coastal flood advisory not because of rain, but because of that super moon. that gravitational pull bringing king tide. so all this is shaded in green. you know, those parking lots and underpasses that are prone to flooding. just keep that in mind over the next few days. high surf advisory is in place. far northwest speeches dangerous surf, rip currents be mindful as if, you know, never turn your back to the ocean. you can already see that acting up over at half moon bay under cloudy skies. we have some unsettled weather now that is starting to taper off. you can also see snowflakes in the sierra. a closer look at where that activity is. now we are seeing some wet roads along high up way when no one in santa rosa cloverda

before calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission nowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this la

san francisco all last week. city officials say that residents and businesses can now access resources to prepare for potential flooding, including grant programs, flood insurance and free sandbags. the san francisco public utilities commissiondollars to improve water infrastructure across 3 key sites in the city. that's 15th avenue and one woman street 17th and folsom and lower amini boulevard. live look outside right now. you can see how beautiful it is. it's kind of claude monet ish, right? it's kind of soft and pretty yeah. we are going to get some stratus this afternoon. so not as much sun this afternoon as we saw from yesterday with the >> nice blue skies and all that. they're gonna be some changes coming our way, particularly into next week. heres the mount tam pictures. same kind of you as well. low clouds after a clear night overnight. back to those temperatures with those clear skies temperatures tumble. still see the 30's in the east bay 40's east bay shoreline. we're pretty much into the 40's up north. a little couple of pockets are still hanging on to 30's here. and there sierra forecast. you manage pick up a little bit of flakes with this or maybe some light snow in the higher elevations of up there. but 33, it

san francisco as well. in fact, the city's public utilities commission is going to be investing 634 million dollars into improving everything from water infrastructure, 2 other things as well in 3 main parts of the city that they're focusing on 15th avenue and walnut street 17th in folsom and the lower ala, many people want to say this out loud. just most i myself and everybody else bald tires. for the season. get tires. and when jaipur for sure, they'll and you know, we've been to i can recall being. >> those neighborhood due to flooding after stuart. >> we actually concerns, but this is coastal flooding concerns from the full moon that supermoon, it's causing king tides. you may remember this time of year we see, you know, those parking lots and underpasses that tend to get flooded. so you know where those are in your neighborhood, just keep that in be, you know, prone to flooding over the next few days with that. we also have high surf, dangerous surf and rip currents along our northwest facing beaches. this is until saturday morning. so never turn your back to the ocean then watching this camera all morning.

san francisco getting ready for a wet week as well. the public utilities commission posting this picture on social media of workers clearing debris from the storm drains. they say to be careful around flooded areas and dislodge manhole cover. so when the rain arrives, you can call. 3, 1, 1, to report flooding and then crews will come out and help and stay with us here on air and online as we watch this atmospheric river roll through, you can find the current conditions and weather headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. in the san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to pass an ordinance calling for a special election that would allow voters to give the board authority to remove the county sheriff. this is coming after a scathing report released last week on sheriff christina corpus. it details her alleged abuse of power including retaliation, intimidation and racism. they also say she promoted her chief of staff who she's accused of having a relationship with 2 assistant sheriff last week. corpus declared during a council meeting that she would not

san francisco also getting ready for a wet week as well. the public utilities commission posted this picture of workers clearing debris from storm drains. they say to be careful around flooded areas and dislodge manhole covers. and when that rain arrives, you can dial 3, 1, 1, to report flooding and have crews come to help out come to help and stay with us here on air and online as we stay on top of this atmospheric river, you can find the current conditions. the radar weather headlines. it's all on our website. kron 4 dot com. now this morning, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to pass an ordinance calling for a special election that would allow voters to give the board authority to remove the county sheriff. and this is coming after that scathing report released last week of sheriff christina corpus detailing her alleged abuse of power, including retaliation, intimidation and racism. last week, corpus declared during a city council meeting that she would not step down the allegations in that report also says that she promoted her chief of staff

the city's public utilities commission put out messaging on social media that it was working to clear catch basins to allow the water to drain efficiently, to stay rain ready. >> in san franciscowe really need to partner with our residences and our businesses, and the department of public works is warning the city to brace for several days of wet weather. >> that means keeping an eye out for flooded intersections, slick roads and water laden trees. >> when there are a lot of leaves on the trees. so that means there's a lot of water that can get on the leaves, that makes the trees heavier, and a big windstorm comes in that means they could fall a little bit easier. so we really are paying attention to what's going on in the street. >> so far, we have not seen those trees coming down. the department of public works is urging anyone who sees a tree that looks like it's weakening over the course of this week's storms to contact 311 and try to get somebody out to trim or cut that tree if necessary. mike, as you well know, those falling tree branches or falling trees can be dangerous, even deadly. so if anybody sees a tree that looks like it is getting weak, call. contact the city.

the city's public utilities commission put out messaging on social media that it was working to clear catch basins to allow the water to drain efficiently, to stay rain ready. >> in san franciscoo partner with our residences and our businesses, and the department of public works is warning the city to brace for several days of wet weather. >> that means keeping an eye out for flooded intersections, slick roads and water laden trees when there are a lot of leaves on the trees. >> so that means there's a lot of water that can get on the leaves. that makes the trees heavier, and a big windstorm comes in. that means they could fall a little bit easier. so we really are paying attention to what's going on in the street. >> so far, we have not seen those trees coming down in the city. the department of public works is urging anyone who sees a tree that looks like it is weakening over the course of this week's storms to contact 311, to try to get somebody out to trim or cut that tree if necessary. at san francisco international airport, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. and this was the scene out in pacifica today. you can see those strong gusty winds whipping around

the city's public utilities commission put out messaging on social media that it was working to clear catch basins, to allow the water to drain efficiently, to stay rain ready in san francisco. >> we really need to partner with our residences and our businesses, and the department of public works is warning the city to brace for several days of wet weather. >> that means keeping an eye out for flooded intersections, slick roads and water laden trees. >> when there are a lot of leaves on the trees, that means there's a lot of water that can get on the leaves. that makes the trees heavier, and a big windstorm comes in. that means they could fall a little bit easier. so we really are paying attention to what's going on in the street. >> and we haven't seen those trees coming down in the city so far. the department of public works is urging anyone who sees a tree that looks like it is weakening over the course of this week's storms to contact 311, to try to get someone out, to try to trim that tree if necessary. and heather, you were talking about that ground delay here at sfo. now, i can tell you right now the area where we are standing is not especially busy. so it seems that