here's your chance at a whole ride in your back yard at san francisco state university. is an extraordinary partnership between san francisco unified school district and san francisco state because, yes, we want our kids to be fully vaccinated, but most importantly, we also want them to have access to a higher education and one that is affordable. i know so many kids in san francisco choose san francisco state as an option to attend college including our own dr. vince matthews who is probably an alumni here at san francisco state. so it's not too late for that other 10% of kids age 12-17. here's your shot. don't miss your shot like hamilton. i'm not throwing away my shot. well, go get your shot. go get your vaccine and make sure that you enter to be apart of this drawing where ten lucky students from san francisco unified school district will be selected to attend san francisco state university on a free ride and i can't think of a better incentive than that in order to be apart of what i think is an incredible institution that has been apart of the fabric of san francis

here's your chance at a whole ride in your back yard at san francisco state university. ership between san francisco unified school district and san francisco state because, yes, we want our kids to be fully vaccinated, but most importantly, we also want them to have access to a higher education and one that is affordable. i know so many kids in san francisco choose san francisco state as an option to attend college including our own dr. vince matthews who is probably an alumni here at san francisco state. so it's not too late for that other 10% of kids age 12-17. here's your shot. don't miss your shot like hamilton. i'm not throwing away my shot. well, go get your shot. go get your vaccine and make sure that you enter to be apart of this drawing where ten lucky students from san francisco unified school district will be selected to attend san francisco state university on a free ride and i can't think of a better incentive than that in order to be apart of what i think is an incredible institution that has been apart of the fabric of san francisco for so many years. with

here's your chance at a whole ride in your back yard at san francisco state university. between san francisco unified school district and san francisco state because, yes, we want our kids to be fully vaccinated, but most importantly, we also want them to have access to a higher education and one that is affordable. i know so many kids in san francisco choose san francisco state as an option to attend college including our own dr. vince matthews who is probably an alumni here at san francisco state. so it's not too late for that other 10% of kids age 12-17. here's your shot. don't miss your shot like hamilton. i'm not throwing away my shot. well, go get your shot. go get your vaccine and make sure that you enter to be apart of this drawing where ten lucky students from san francisco unified school district will be selected to attend san francisco state university on a free ride and i can't think of a better incentive than that in order to be apart of what i think is an incredible institution that has been apart of the fabric of san francisco for so many years. with that,

san francisco state university is offering full ride scholarships to ten teens that get vaccinated. it is part of san francisco's plan to move closer to 100% vaccination rate among youth. >> those who are still holding out, waiting to get vaccinated, here's your chance at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco state university. >> the scholarships willfully fund college tuition four years. worth about $30,000. students 12 to 17 years old qualify for the drawing and can enter by registering at participating vaccination locations across the city. >>> from mask mandates to vaccine requirements, we made it easy to keep up with the pandemic. go to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. we are tracking all the updates so you can stay informed. >>> still ahead, a daring rescue in the city caught on camera. see the moment neighbors came together to save a man's life. plus, reckless way the fire started. >>> a female cougar tranquilized and brought to this rescue center. >>> tracking three systems that meet up with an atmospheric river. i will give you what you need to know to be prepared for hea

>>> it's the largest single gift from a san francisco billionaire, an alma mater who graduated from san francisco statement is one of the areas being built in that department. it consisted also of a former grad student. >> to keep creating, learning and researching helps me so much to be optimistic about my future. >> marcus hall is named after alumni george and judy marcus who donated $1.5 million. >>> our nbc climate reporter chase kane takes us behind the scenes and up close. we'll also hear how many birds they've been able to save. >>> former cal star criticizes the u.s. women's soccer league for not taking more action. for now that's our news. the scathing whistle-blower testimony on capitol hill the former insider telling congress facebook harms children, weakens democracy, and puts profit before people the ultimate blame, she says, lies with ceo mark zuckerberg. how the social network is responding. it comes a day after the worst outage for facebook in 13 yrs what the company now says caused it >>> also tonight the state of emergency in california over the oil spill disaster what divers discover

the state of california is stepping in to address the san francisco school districts. e budget shortfall, the california department of education released a letter sent to school superintendent vincent matthews. the document reveals the state will now bring in a consultant to help the board figure out how to make cuts from its budget. right now the district is facing a $116 million shortfall. well, san jose is a step closer to moving its mayoral elections to the same ballot as the presidential elections. the san jose charter review commission voted yesterday to recommend the city move mayoral contests. from mid term election years. the move would be to take advantage of higher voter turnout in those presidential election years, and it would start in 2024. the proposal still has to win approval from the city council before going to voters for final approval. in washington. democratic leaders say there has been some progress in bringing together members of the party on two massive spending bills as boxes. lauren blanchard reports president biden headed to michigan to sell

announced a plan offering 10 unvaccinated high school students four years of paid tuition at san francisco state. to qualify, the students have to be from 12 to 17 years old, enrolled in the district, and get the shot. after that, it is a full ride, $30,000 scholarship to san francisco state. >> i'm proud of all of our kids who are stepping up and doing their part, because what we want to do is, of course, get our institutions of higher learning, as well as the school district many of our schools that are opened, we want them to stay open. >> the 10 winners will be randomly chosen and privately notified by mid-november. >>> a live look outside now. dry, clear skies after rain hit the bay area yesterday, but don't get too used to it. paul heggen is tracking another round of wet weather on the way. paul, i can't help but smile. >> several rounds of wet weather in the forecast. last night's rain was not substantial, but it was measurable for most of the bay area. the hills are still brown, because this was not a huge rain event. but it is measurable rain in mid-october. we'll take what we can get.

san francisco teenagers could receive a free ride. we've been hearing a lot about vaccine incentives ranging from cash payments to gift cards. now san francisco state university is offering a full ride scholarship to ten teenagers who get vaccinated selected randomly in a drawing. >> those who are still holding out and waiting to get vaccinated, here's your chance at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco state university. >> that's a pretty good deal. the scholarship will be fully funded, college tuition for four years. that's worth about $30,000. students 12 to 17 years old qualify for this drawing. you can enter by registering at participating vaccination locations in san francisco. >>> a deadly night during a concert at san francisco's chase center. two people fell from the upper level at two different times during the show. the two incidents happened during the phish concert last night. the man has just been identified as a 47-year-old man from new york state. witnesses tell us fans and emergency workers rushed to the man but could not save his life. the second fall about an hour later happened and that person ended up landing on anothe

san francisco in sages. >> 12 to 17 to get vaccinated against covid-19. now the prize being used to coax more kids into getting their shots is a chance and winning a full ride to san francisco stateity kron four's maureen kelly. >> has details. >> with 90% of san franciscans aged 12 to 17 already fully vaccinated. mayor london breed announced a new prize being held out as an incentive to those who have not gotten their job just yet. a chance of getting a free college education. here's your chance. >> at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco state university through a drawing sf state is offering 10 four-year scholarships for city residents aged 12 to 17 when they get their first dose of the vaccine. and it's not just for the holdouts. those who have already rolled up their sleeves can register for the scholarship lottery. >> by showing proof of vaccination at one of 6 different locations on 6 different days. you can see the list of the times dates and locations right here. the first chance to enter will be next monday. the last will be on november 13th. it's not a small prize. s of state currently cost nearly 8 grand a year in tuition and fees. although the value of the p

san francisco. today, state senator, nancy skinner will lead a news conference on what advocates say is california's worst air quality. last year california had one of its worst wildfire seasons on record and certainly, kari, our air quality is taking a big hit because of that. >> yeah, and it still has been pretty bad dealing with all the fires we have had across the state recently. just yesterday we had an air quality advisory. it does look like today it's improving. if you are heading out for a morning run around foster city, it's a better morning to breathe deeply with better air quality moving in. our air temperatures starting out in the mid-50s, and a slow warm-up today and gradually we will start to see more sunshine as we head towards the 60s there. we will see 70s there in hayward. heading over toward concord, 81 degrees. a lot of our spots dropping about ten degrees as we continue to cool off by the end of the

mix their chains and san francisco mayor london breed announces a new incentive to get vaccinated get a shot and you can qualify for four years of free tuition at san francisco state only san francisco residents qualify as you may have heard complications from covid-19 caused the death of colin powell the first african-american to serve as us secretary of state powell's family says he was fully vaccinated and set to get his booster shot. in fact last week but simply wasn't well enough. he battled multiple myeloma. answer of the plasma cells that suppressed his body's immune response. he also had parkinson's disease before serving his secretary of state powell was the youngest and first black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he died this morning at 84 years of age and i had the opportunity to have a long conversation with colin powell at the commonwealth club back in 2012. how visited the bay area several times before and after his time as secretary of state. and we had a good hour discussion and probably another 20 minutes or half hour before the public discussion and he was obviously a very accomplished incredibly accomplished imposing. dignified man highly

. >>> san francisco state university just dedicated their newest academic building in 25 years. four floors, 75,000 square feet. it is the broadcast and electronic mutations program. it is designed by the same people as the oakland museum.>>> tonight the city of pleasanton is expected to declare a stage 2 water shortage. that would require customers to cut water usage by 15%. several cities imposing water restrictions right now, we have the updates as soon as we get them on kpix.com/drought. >>> now an update on the oil spill in southern california. the pipeline that leads up to 144,000 gallons of crude into the water was split open and dragged along the ocean floor. a boat anchor may have hooked the pipeline. some people are questioning whether amplify energy acted quickly enough. people noticed it and a heavy spell on friday night. the ceo the company maintains that crews did not discover a problem until the line inspection the next day.>>> president biden hit the road today in michigan to sell his infrastructure plan to the public, does natalie brand reports, is stalled in co

with all provide protection and kids in san francisco who get their covid shot could get a free ride to college. we're talking 4 years for free at san francisco state. san francisco mayor london breed announced this new like his lottery is what you call it for. people living in san francisco age 12 to 17. if you get your covid shot, you enter into a drawing and they will pick 10 random winners who were get a full four-year scholarship to san francisco state university. again, all you have to do is get a shot. you enter starting next monday. and you have until november 13th to be vaccinated. and by the way, if you're a 12 to 17 and you already have your shot. you could still end to the drawing. we have the rules on kron 4 dot com. and happening today. we have berkeley high school hosting a covid vaccine clinic for anybody over the age of 12. it starts at 11. it goes until 6. they'll also be a clinic tomorrow to at the berkeley technology academy. >> a reminder students under 18 have to have a signed parental consent form in order to get vaccinated state employees. by the way, apparently not getting vaccinated like they should. despite a vaccine mand

san francisco who get vaccinated. could they get a shot to go to college for free. look at a full ride at san francisco state san francisco mayor london breed just announced this program where anybody who lives in san francisco and is 12 to 17 who gets shot is going to be rolled in a drawing and then they're going to choose 10 winners. >> and winners are going to get a full four-year scholarship. >> to san francisco state university. you can first enter this coming monday. and you have until november 13th to get a shot. we should know and you're like, well, my kid already got the shot. children 12 to 17 who already are vaccinated. they can still enter the drying. we have all the rules about the dry and details on kron 4 dot com and as a parent, i would say go out of your way to make sure that you register your kid in that drives. that is quite the prize get a shot, to have a shot at free college about that. >> 6.10 is that i'm speaking of getting vaccinated berkeley high school is going to be hosting a covid vaccine clinic for anybody. >> over the age of 12. it starts at 11 o'clock this morning and last unti

we are going to need a lot more help in san francisco. we need state federal support, and ultimately this is another incentive to try to get people to help us to cooperate to provide license plate, descriptions or other information. the last thing we want is for somebody to get hurt. we are not asking people to get involved, but we want to make sure that we capture, prosecute and hold people accountable for these crimes. >> we will continue to follow-up with you on that because obviously this is an important safety and quality of life issue you are trying to address. also, you are trying to address two crises at once that will turn parking lots and garages into housing. tell us about the program called cars to kosice -- 's. >> it takes long to get anything built, which is why it's so expensive. we are providing another tool that will eliminate a conditional use process. so if there is a parking lot, garage, carwash -- carwash, or a gas station that can only be those things relevant to vehicles, we will allow, through this process, the ability to skip t

henderson has to go teach a class at san francisco state. i'll call him first out of order so he can teach that class and accommodate that request. >> thank you. it sounds like there may be something time sensitive for one of the applicants, i'm happy to defer remarks. i'm happy to defer for seat one. we didn't know until the agenda came out that seat one was open for applicants. that concurs with your statement for making sure that's open for folks to be aware of before making decisions on that. i'm happy to defer remarks. >> all right. if there are no other remarks from committee members. let's start with mr. henderson and we'll go to speakers in order that they appear on the agenda. good morning. is mr. henderson there. mr. clerk? >> we are checking. it does not appear that he is currently logged in at the moment. >> so much for that special request. we'll go to daniel for seat one. i'll be making a motion to sever seat one and making a call back to the chair. would you like to wait until a future meeting. all right. let's go to eric -- i

julian: we are hearing from an unvaccinated san francisco state university student who is now worriedring proof of vaccination or approved exemption request. the deadline was last night. >> submit your covid vaccination record or request an exemption today to avoid spring registration hold. san francisco state student said this notification is a threat to her future read fashion design major is taking classes online only she planned to graduate next semester and fears the policy will put her back. >> people have dedicated time and money to this institution and now they are denying them the right to go there because of this, something that is going inside our bodies. >> is a system policy that students required to comply arista hold on registering for next semester's classes, even if you take classes remotely. >> going into the library or neck endemic building or activity where it will be impossible to confirm on an individual basis who has complied with the policy. >> she is filing for medical and religious exemptions. >> what happens if they deny my form, then it is too late for me t

gotten their first job just yet. >> here's your chance. >> at a full ride in your backyard at san francisco statef state is offering 10 four-year scholarships for city residents aged 12 to 17 when they get their first dose of the vaccine. the winners will be chosen at random. and it's not just for those who are holding out those who have already rolled up their sleeves can register by showing proof of vaccination at 6 different locations on 6 different days. you can see the list right here. the first at the visitation valley neighborhood vaccination site. the last will be held on saturday november 13th at the cop, an elementary school. it's not a small prize. s of state currently cost nearly 8 grand a year in tuition and fees. although the value of the prices will vary depending on how much aid the winners qualify for if any winter turns out to qualify for an a financial aid that they're already fully covered. they'll still get 2 grand a year. the university's president says one potential fallout from the pandemic is a drop-off in the rate of college attendance. >> so this program is an attempt t

in walnut creek, leslie brinkley. >> san francisco state university is celebrating the opening and naming of its first new academic building in 25 years. the george and judy marcus hall for the liberal and creative arts is the new home to the broadcast and electronic communications arts department. it was donated by and named after two sf state alums in the largest gift the university has ever received. >> i want to thank them for their commitment to supporting this incredible institute. they are so proud of what they have been able to do, and the students they continue to support. >> the new 75,000 square-foot building will offer advanced media technologies for future generations and media talent. notable alumni include dana carvey, peter casey, the cocreator of "frazier," and several of our abc 7 colleagues. >> we welcome the military. fleet week is underway in san francisco. here is a live picture, where you see some of the navy ships. >> it is a lot cooler out. the sailors are in town. meteorologist sandy patel will ha >> a customer at this albertsons store is very wealthy today. they

up their sleeves or have already, can enter to win one of 10 full four-year scholarships to san francisco state university. >> i'm really proud of all of our kids who are stepping up and doing their part, because what we want to do is, of course, get our institutions of higher learning, as well as the school strict many of our schools that are open, we want them to stay open. >> we have posted more details on how to apply at kpix.com. >>> bus service has been suspend until friday for about 1400 students in berkeley, because their drives are in quarantine. the district said nearly a dozen drivers and their dispatcher recredibilitily exposed to covid-19 in three unrelated incidents outside of school. students who late to school this week won't be marked as tardy. >>> and a very different kind of disruption at two schools in roner park today. two schools win into lockdown after a mountain lion was spotted nearby. the wasn't the big cats first brush with people, though. it already had a tracking collar. >> technically, the mountain lion was still in its home range. it was on the very, very western

this is carlos got all >> a retired professor from san francisco state university he says by the 50'smission transitioned into a latino neighborhood the creative restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups. it's tab lish. the mexican museum got idea and the mission cultural center. it's the largest latino cultural center in the country. >> so 4 floors, great activity and great events that were taking place during that time and good team you do is they in time. the civil wars forced people to flee central america and by the 80's. >> the mission's latino population was booming and the mission becomes what i would say the springboard. >> for many. people who come to the city come to california. and from there eventually moved to other communities located on 24th street murals like kind of paint the cultural political and social latino experience. i support trade. a mexican folk tale in her painting like you whose children are sacrificed to the water. but in. >> more contemporary terms, reviving that by 1999 24th street coined the name guy. th

san francisco state student says this notification is a threat to her future. is taking design online classes only. graduate -- she planned to graduate next semester. >> people have donated time and money to this institution, and other are denying the right to go there because of this, something that is going inside of our bodies. amanda: it's california state university system policy, as students were required by thursday or risk on hold for next semester's classes even if you take classes remotely. >> there are situations going into the library to study, going into an academic building where it's going to be impossible to confirm on an individual basis. amanda:ras falngorfs ss she woun compliance, although the review process would take some time. >> what happens if they deny my exemption form? it's too late for me to apply somewhere else. and all this other stuff, and i'm just. amanda: in his state -- statement, says where students do not qualify to be exempt and are not vaccinated, all campus presidents were provided alternatives, adding it in the best inter

. >> or until 2024 whichever comes first, one of the bill's was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener of san francisco and he tweeted out this picture today with the governor saying, quote, outdoor dining has been a lifeline for our restaurants and bars and people love it. let's keep it going. ken. pam, back to you. alright hard to argue with that. governor newsom is also weighing in on elon musk's announcement that he's moving tesla's headquarters out of palo alto. >> to austin, texas newsome said he's been friends with must for 20 years and appreciates his quote, entrepreneurial spirit. newsom also said the state will continue to invest in the development and production of electric vehicles and even suggested there wouldn't be a tesla without california. >> would be interesting to get the facts on how much california's invested in tesla. no other. i mean. hundreds of millions of dollars in tax subsidies. we provide our regulatory environment helped create that company and grow that company. >> musk did not say when the move would be happening when he addressed tesla sha

san francisco state student says this notification is a threat to her future.ng design online classes only. graduate -- she planned to graduate next semester. >> people have donated time and money to this institution, and other are denying the right to go there because of this, something that is going inside of our bodies. amanda: it' policy, as students were required by thursday or risk on hold for next semester's classes even if you take classes remotely. >> there are situations going into the library to study, going into an academic building where it's going to be impossible to confirm on an individual basis. amanda: herrera is falling for religious exemption. fsu says she would be in compliance, although the review process would take some time. >> what happens if they deny my exemption form? it's too late for me to apply somewhere else. and all this other stuff, and i'm just. amanda: in his state -- statement, says where students do not qualify to be exempt and are not vaccinated, all campus presidents were provided alternatives, adding it in the best inter

. >>> san francisco state university held a grand opening and naming ceremony for a new building on campus today. >> it's the department is known for producing top notch journalists, including nbc's miguel almiguir. >> media, journalism, they will be learning right in this great institution. i walked through there to be nosey. i saw students on some of the computers and using the new technology. those folks will hopefully graduate from this institution and go on to do great things. >> it's named after george and judy marcus who donated $25 million, the largest single gift in sf state history. he is a real estate billionaire. they are bay area folks. >> very charitable. they give so much to the bay area. >>> here is what we are working on at 5:30. she says, all the responsibility lies on mark zuckerberg. she says it puts profits over people.

this is carlos kind >> a retired professor from san francisco state he says by the 50's, the mission transitioned into a latino neighborhood the creative restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups. it's tab lish. the mexican museum got idea and the mission cultural center. it's the largest latino cultural center in the country. >> so 4 floors, great activity and great events that were taking place during that time and good team you do is they in time. the civil wars forced people to flee central america and by the 80's. >> the mission's latino population was booming and the mission becomes what i would say the springboard. >> for many. people who come to the city come to california. and from there eventually moved to other communities located on 24th street murals like kind of paint the cultural political and social latino experience. i trade. a mexican folk tale in her painting like you whose children are sacrificed to the water. but in. >> more contemporary terms, reviving that by 1999 24th street coined the name guy. i think the to re

multiple incentives to get the covid-19 vaccine from surfing lessons to million-dollar lottery now san francisco statet vaccinated, that's $30,000, trying to get more younger people students can enter as participating vaccination locations throughout the city. >>> now hiring, amazon is adding 1 150,000 season jobs with average starting pay at $18 and this year amazon adding a signing bonus of up to $3,000. the seasonal workers will help in fulfillment centers and hubs and will under go training to follow strict health and safety protocols. the biggest jobs arizona, texas and georgia among the states with the highest number of positions available. california also hiring a bunch. >>> nasa now able to focus on jupiter, launching its newest probe named lucy to travel 4 billion miles on 12-year mission to study two clusters of asteroids known as trojans to give us information about the >>> okay. last week we had the heartbreak, today the game plan, what are the giants going to do next among the big decisions heading into the off season, will buster posey be back. >> big one will the giants pick up $22 mill

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. >>> san francisco state opened a new academic building today, its first in 25 years. 75,000 square-foot facility, and will serve as the new home for the fs sf state broadcast and communications department. is named after sf state alumni george and judy marcus. the donors behind the largest gift to the school in the university's history. >> they will be taking our jobs. >> the students will for sure. >>> a lucky powerball player along the central coast has become an instant millionaire. >> after 40 drawings without a powerball winner, a single ticket sold in california matched all six of last nights winning numbers. the jackpot had climbed to nearly $700 million. the seventh largest in u.s. lottery history. the winning ticket sold at the albertsons supermarket in morro bay. the winner is to choose between an annuity option, paid over 29 years, or the lump sum of $496 million, but then you get to pay taxes. >> lucky you. >>> a russian film crew made it to the international space station today. they are set to make the first feature film shot in space. the movie is calle

get the shot. 10 lucky students will get four years of paid undergraduate tuition at sfsu, san francisco state. >>> still ahead, the new plan that hopes to keep more black residents in oakland by turning them into landlords. >>> plus trouble on the tracks. a hazmat scare in the east bay. >>> and why boaters could soon blocked from using rive to ke tahlight in la wa another good chance of rain moves in tomorrow night with more rain chances through the end of the week, into the weekend, and are even early next week. we'll track tomorrow night's rain with futurecast coming up. >>> new at 6:00, a live look now at oakland, the high cost of real estate is not a problem for those who can afford to stay put. but it is causing a lot of african-americans to sell their homes and move away. >> bought new program from the zuckerberg initiative is giving black homeowners a chance to profit from their homes without having to leave. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: in the 1980s, observe land was 46% african- american, making it the largest black dominant city in california, but over the last 20 years, t

san francisco state university opened a new academic building today.dcast and electronic communications arts department. the 75,000 square foot facility is a newest academic building to open on the campus in 25 years. it's named after san francisco state alumni george and judy marcus, who are the biggest donors to the university. in its history. this is ktvu fox two news at six. well cnn's at santa clara university, speaking out tonight amid a spike in reports of sexual assault. been assaulted personally, three times at the school. i've never once formally reported it. more than two dozen female santa clara university students say they have been sexually assaulted. good evening to you. i'm andre senior, and i'm heather holmes. frank and julie are off tonight. some of those assault cases are linked to date rape drugs as ktvu. jesse gary tells us tonight, university officials disagree with student groups about just how bad the problem has become. just weeks ago, santa clara university welcome students back to campus for the first time during the covid pa

living in san francisco ages 12 to 17 who get their first dose of the vaccine are going to be entered into a drawing 10 winners are going to get a full four-year scholarship to san francisco state. don't miss your shot like hamilton. >> i'm not throwing away my shot well, go get your shots. go, get your vaccine. >> well, you'll have a chance to enter starting next monday. and you will have until november 13th to get the shot. children ages 12 to 17 are already vaccinated can still enter the draw and we have the rules of the draw or on our website at kron. 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news to schools in the north. they were on lockdown because of a mountain lion. how officials were able to catch an. >> plus a mom accused of throwing teen parties is coming back to the bay. why the investigation into them is expanding to idaho. and the nation is mourning the loss of general colin powell. we're going to show you the legacy he left behind. >> california is reporting its driest year in nearly a century. each year. the western regional climate center measures, water levels between october 1st through the end of september. this year. the state total less than 12 inches of

it is a chance to win a full ride to san francisco state university. >> kron four's maureen kelly has the details. >> with 90% of san franciscans aged 12 to 17 already fully vaccinated. mayor london breed announced a new prize being held out as an incentive to those who have not gotten their job just yet. a chance of getting a free college education. don't miss your shot like hamilton. >> i'm not throwing away my shot well, go get your shots. go get your vaccines through. drawing sf state is offering 10 four-year scholarships for city residents aged 12 to 17 when they get their first dose of the vaccine. and it's not just for the holdouts. those who have already rolled up their sleeves can register for the scholarship lottery. >> by showing proof of vaccination at one of 6 different locations on 6 different days. you can see the list of the times dates and locations right here. the first chance to enter will be next monday. the last will be on november 13th. it's not a small prize. s of state currently cost nearly 8 grand a year in tuition and fees. although the value of the prices wi

will join health and education representatives to announce a plan to offer free tuition at san francisco state for some lucky vaccinated students. they could offer other vaccination incentives as well. the meeting to finalize the details starts at noon. >>> we are following developing news in haiti where the fbi is involved in the investigation into the 17 missionaries from the u.s.-based christian aid ministries who were kidnapped. police say a notorious haitian gang is behind the abduction. five children are believed to be among those kidnapped, including a 2-year-old. haitian police say the 400 mawazo gang is responsible. they were blamed for kidnapping five priests and two nuns in haiti earlier this year. the missionaries were apparently on their way home saturday from building an orphanage when they were forcibly taken. haiti is struggling with a spike in gang-related kidnappings that have diminished in recent months after the president was fatally shot at his home in early july. >>> jury selection in the case of a high-profile shooting that sparked protests across georgia. >> the death o

get a shot, and you can qualify for four years of free tuition at san francisco state. lify for this. dan: vaccine team and spoke with several experts who believe some people could benefit from multiple booster shots. she is in the newsroom for us with that story. >>'s case dependent, not everyone builds up the same level of immunity in younger people are known to produce a stronger response to the immune vaccine. the vast majority are those 65 and older. former secretary of state colin powell was 84 years old, had cancer, and was fully vaccinated. yet he died from covid-19 complications. what happened? >> when you're treating a person with an underlying condition like cancer or some autoimmune diseases, you have a weaker immune system. it may make your immune response is not as good as a healthy individual. luz: the professor believes owls case is a prime example that even when vaccinated, there is always a risk of infection, but especially if you are older than 65 years old or have underlying health conditions. >> we also know that after 4-6 months there is evidence th

community spread is moderate and get a shot and you can sign up for four years of tuition at san francisco state to only san francisco residents qualify for the offer. the fda is now planning to allow americans to mix and match their booster shots a source tells abc at the fda will still recommend that people get boosters that match their original doses but vaccine providers could use their discretion to offer a different brand a study released friday shows that people given the moderna vaccine after first getting the johnson & johnson shot could raise their anti-bottle antibody levels by 76 percent two rohnert park middle schools were on lockdown for nearly three hours this because of a mountain lion on the prowl public safety officials were able to locate and capture the female lion near a creek officials say it was in its normal habitat and was tranquilized so it could be safely removed from the area. the line was taken to sonoma wildlife rescue in the south bay now crews are working on the finishing touches at the first vietnamese american service center anywhere in the country plans to crea

community spread is moderate and get a shot and you can sign up for four years of tuition at san francisco statelify for the offer. the fda is now planning to allow americans to mix and match their booster shots a source tells abc at the fda will still recommend that people get boosters that match their original doses but vaccine providers could use their discretion to offer a different brand a study released friday shows that people given the moderna vaccine after first getting the johnson & johnson shot could raise their anti-bottle antibody levels by 76 percent two rohnert park middle schools were on lockdown for nearly three hours this because of a mountain lion on the prowl public safety officials were able to locate and capture the female lion near a creek officials say it was in its normal habitat and was tranquilized so it could be safely removed from the area. the line was taken to sonoma wildlife rescue in the south bay now crews are working on the finishing touches at the first vietnamese american service center anywhere in the country plans to create the center in san jose started in

he was then accepted into san francisco state university where he started classes once he was released. he says having served time means he brings a different perspective. you have somebody in me whos whose. >> dealt with the impact of that family you know, with my kids, i you know, i wasn't there when they grew up because i was 23 at the time. they were one into soul. you know, all these i can bring to the table as somebody experienced by the impact, not just on the enforcement side of it. but the impact and the effect of the policies on on human life. >> how will be replacing oakland police commissioner jose toronto next month. >> a hotel in san francisco is going to be transformed into supportive housing for the homeless city leaders approved the plan last night and the hotel will be in it will be at is also expected to approve 2 other sites for the same use an apartment in the south of market neighborhood and another hotel in the mission. however, a 4th site at a hotel in japan. town is in jeopardy after strong pushback from neighbors. >> everyone most next fall. but people are wor

exciting news for san francisco state graduates from the classes of 2020 2021 the. >> university justt it will host an in-person scum intimate ceremony in january. this comes after the ceremonies had to be canceled the last year and a half because of the pandemic. of course, the school made the announcement on social media last night as fsu graduations are usually held at oracle park. but this time it will be at chase center. the ceremony is set to take place january 8th graduates have the option to select 2 different time slots for them and for their guest to attend. the beloved the bay to breakers 12 raise will return to san francisco in 2022 and for those who just can't wait to register it. registration actually opens today since 1912, more than 2 million costume participants have completed the iconic journey from the san francisco bay to the breakers along ocean beach. of course there cheered on by hundreds of thousands of spectators from the bay area and beyond. >> the 2022 race is set for may the 22nd. >> here's what's coming up next. kron, news at 6 o'clock and official partner

san francisco state university is offering full-ride scholarships to 10 lucky teens that get vaccinatedcisco's larger plan to move closer to 100% vaccination rates among youth. they will pay college tuition in full for four years and that's worth about $30,000. students 12 to 17 years old qualify for the drawing. they can participate by registering at vaccination sites around the city. sfu's website has the full list of sites. >>> and then the package at the big back better bill will be trimmed. the democratic majority is not united and needs every senator onboard to move the bill throughout that chamber. larry gerston joins us. nbc news is reporting that the key holdout in these debates, senator joe manchin is agreeing to meet with president biden in delaware this morning. what else are the latest developments? >> that's it. manchin will go up, and we have kyrsten sinema of arizona, and we'll talk about her in a moment. and manchin and schumer are going to delaware to try and make nice. manchin is concerned about the amount of money, and two, he wants to stay away from climate change a

this is carlos kind >> a retired professor from san francisco state he says by the 50's, the missioncreative restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups. it's tab lish. the mexican museum got idea and the mission cultural center. it's the largest latino cultural center in the country. >> so 4 floors, great a great events that were taking place during that time and good team yru do is they in time the civil wars forced people to flee central america and by the 80's. >> the mission's latino population was booming and the mission becomes what i would say the springboard. >> for many. people who come to the city come to california. and from there eventually moved to other communities located on 24th street murals like kind of paint the cultural political and social let you know, experience i rate a mexican folk tale in her painting like your whose children are sacrificed to the water. but in. >> more contemporary terms, reviving that by 1999 24th street coined the name guy. think the to reinforce and promote the corridors latino heritage uses

san francisco. san francisco state university says it will award 10 full scholarships to young people who get the covidilable only to san francisco residents between the ages of 12 and 17. people who are 18 now but were 17 when they got their shots are also eligible. the winners will be chosen by lottery. three san francisco school board members will face a recall election on february 15th. the district announced that recall supporters have gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. the drive targeted board president gabriella lopez, commissioner allison collins and vice president fog a mulligan. backers are angry over what they called botched efforts to get students back into classrooms. the recall is expected to cost the cast strap district as much as $8 million. tragedy in san francisco after a man falls to his death at a concert at chase center, and it wasn't the only fall at last night's phish concert. ktvu is christian captain spoke with a fan who witnessed both incidents. the band. phish is known for their mellow grooves and loyal following now those fans are recovering from the shock

not only because she graduated from san francisco state, but because she has gone deep in learning aboutand you listener about a full balance and that's what she brings. more recently, a little over 18 months ago i called her up because i already knew about covid-19 before a lot of people did. i knew about it since december of 2019 and i called her. i called tracy brown. i called gloria romero and veronica garcia and we created the san francisco latino taskforce. we had no idea of what was in front of us and earlier, mayor london breed referred to her as 'mama bear' that was no joke. that was no nickname. she is mama bear. in the native traditions just like in other traditions, people who are elder are given names and it's not a nickname, but it's a name that you earn and valorie has earned that name 'mama bear' because she has not only taken care of herself because that's where it begins is taking care of oneself, but she's taking care of her son, she's taking care of her husband just like they have taken care of her. throughout these 18+ months, we meet every single monday at 9:00 in t