city leaders in san jose, including the mayor and police chief are on board. they say san jose would place up to 33 of these cameras near schools and roads that see a high number of crashes. >> just last year we had one of the deadliest years on our roads we've ever seen. 65 fatalities, which sadly even one is too many. but that significantly outpaces even our homicide rate. >> here is some more details now. for the first six months of this pilot program, drivers caught going 11 miles or more over the speed limit would be sent a warning. after that, fines would start at 50 bucks. the bill could be heard on the assembly floor in the next two weeks. >>> all right. let's take you outside on this wednesday evening. a live look. a little hazy there in oakland. jeff ranieri is going to join us jeff ranieri is going to join us with our weend forecast as it ke ok, floooor and decocor, showow me what y you've got. now w this tile e says “spspa day, allll day.” but thisis modern lolook is s. hohow's that f for on-trened and on-bududget? at f floor and d decor, withr high

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it will show in cities including new york, boston, and chicago. sanrancisco's tourism industry has been struggling to bounce back from the pandemic. 50 san francisco groups are getting a combined $2 million to help boost the cities shopping and tourist district. you are seeing some of the improvements here. chris larson is donating the money, much of which will go to local merchant associations. dan: it's our daily mission at abc 7 to help build a better bay area. we are finding some of those breakthroughs. our first involves the search for solutions to the bay's homeless crisis. san francisco is shifting its approach and will have a street crisis team made up of urban alchemy workers responding to non-crime related calls. those with the most experience will be part of a one-year pilot program that the city is calling heart. it stands for homeless engagement assistance response team. >> we do well in uncomfortable situations. uncomfortable being uncomfortable because i don't see an angry person. i see her hurt person. i don't see violence, i see traum

the national fentanyl crisis has affected cities across the country including san francisco. fentanyl a synthetic opioid is 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent anmore phene. our strategy includes urgently distributing the medication of reversing overdoses. we distributed over 7 2000 of naloxone to save lives. and in resent months, we have trained 3300 people to recognize and respond to an overdose. the department has also made treatment for opioid disorder a key priority including using evidence based treatments including morphine and methadone accessible to people so that they can deal with their addiction and begin the journey of treatment and recovery. over the last few years, the department has increased its service hours so that every door is truly the right door for people to receive he's live saving medications. in addition, our behavior health pharmacy makes regular deliveries, meeting people where they are at city funding housing to provide them with the services that they need including a clinical psychiatric pharmacist and nursing to start peo

multiple agencies are on scene including the san francisco district attorney's office. >> every few minutes, they were asking him to come outside with his hands up and he didn't. reporter: michaela heard almost the entire confrontation including the moment gunfire erupted. >> very fast, rapid succession. that was it. sinking feeling in my knowing what's going down. reporter: she has lived in this neighborhood for several years. lately,rong concerned. >> it's been insane how much is going on. my parents had their catalytic converter stolen twice. within a matter of months. people are always coming down the street around the corner, constantly trying to break into cars, having car stolen. reporter: sfpd is not releasing the name of the man. this is the departments first shooting by an officer this year. they will hold a meeting with residents in the next 10 days. >> in the spirit of accountability and transparency, the san francisco police department will be hosting a town hall meeting to disclose as much information as we can from this incident. reporter: ryan curry, abc7news. dan: new detai

eliminate -- housing element passed and this will add much needed housing on the west side of san francisco including 50% affordable housing and is more than that has been produced in decades. next the city college san francisco state and the balboa bart station. it will include a building specifically dedicated to educators have been the legislation that we're hearing today is just the first step to name the streets within the project. last year avalon bay community reached out to the community to share proposed street names and gather feedback. through this process several names were proposed by the community and received my support from folks. one of them was the mayor edwin m. lee avenue so there's already a lee avenue and we're renaming lee avenue starting from ocean into the neighborhood. when i made this recommendation i was so excited -- when i saw this recommendation i was excited to make it a really as mayor lee was only a stanch advocate for affordable housing and made history as the chinese american first mayor of san francisco growing up in public housing in seattle and rising the ranks

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investigators are looking into more than ten suspicious fires near downtown san jose, including two house fires. all of them occurring in the past three weeks. here's nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> reporter: one of the most recent reports of possible arson was just this last weekend here on fifth street after someone lit this ford on fire. victor salazar says his mother and sister barely eskeeped as fire ripped through their home on fourth street early saturday morning. victor, who's lived here 40 years, is now living in a tent in his front yard as he mourns the loss of his three dogs, killed in the fire. >> somebody lit it on fire. they -- they -- they lit my mom's house on fire. >> reporter: victor said someone lit a trash can on fire and the flames spread to his home. san jose fire department confirms they are investigating whether this was arson. they are also investigating a vehicle fire one street over on fifth street that destroyed this ford excursion and another house fire. a white truck also burned in the same neighborhood. >> that's definitely a high number. that is kind of c

it will show in cities including new york, boston, and chicago. sanisco's tourism industry has been struggling to bounce back from the pandemic. 50 san francisco groups are getting a combined $2 million to help boost the cities shopping and tourist district. you are seeing some of the improvements here. chris larson is donating the money, much of which will go to local merchant associations. dan: it's our daily mission at abc 7 to help build a better bay area. we are finding some of those breakthroughs. our first involves the search for solutions to the bay's homeless crisis. san francisco is shifting its approach and will have a street crisis team made up of urban alchemy workers responding to non-crime related calls. those with the most experience will be part of a one-year pilot program that the city is calling heart. it stands for homeless engagement assistance response team. >> we do well in uncomfortable situations. uncomfortable being uncomfortable because i don't see an angry person. i see her hurt person. i don't see violence, i see trauma. w

for their annual use report and dialogue on how policies can better protect the people of san francisco including vulnerable populations. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? yes, we can. >> thank you i'm john coland i work for the american fund service committee and part of the many meetings with the sheriff's office andllow lute coons and weityerate that we appreciate the responsive back and forth about the policies. which we get in the weeds. i recommend you forward this to the full board and believe that the approximate machine gun in the sheriff's office is that is not therzed for deployment >> and supervisor rule. ultimately we support that. [inaudible] and that also appreciate the policies for use of some items that can be dangerous or harmful. include the consideration as whether children or people who [inaudible] or have environmental health crisis. that those be considered in the over all of whether or not to deploy the weapons. again, hope this committee will forward to the full burden for the consideration. thank you. >> thank you. that completes our callers on the

and we are involved in several initiatives in san francisco. including working with chief scott on a gun violence reduction strategy and should include involved with the chief miller on the for the development of community based alternatives and reforms to the probation department and work closely with the department, youth and familyos a number of issues. a lot of connection and work in san francisco, tonight, we have been asked to talk about the diversion program we prit in both oak land and richmond, i'm going to be rather quick with the presentation. and i'm hoping that able to share -- let me ask our are you able to see my screen? see. it looks like it is loading. now we see it. >> okay. >> wonderful and -- so might be delays i had this issue with web ex before but -- hopeful low we get through it as i change slides. some quick context and background. the neighborhood opportunity and acounsel at board is the name of this youth development diversion program. we spent several years in oak land. too long planning and develop thanksgiving. and launched

investigators are looking into more than ten suspicious fires near downtown san jose, including two house fires. nbc bay area's marianne favro has the exclusive story. >> reporter: one of the most recent reports of possible arson was just this last weekend here on fifth street after someone lit this ford on fire. victor salazar says his mother and sister barely escaped as fire ripped through their home on fourth street early saturday morning. victor, who's lived here 40 years, is now living in a tent in his front yard as he mourns the loss of his three dogs killed in the fire. >> somebody lit them on fire. i can't -- they lit my mom's house on fire. >> reporter: victor said someone lit a trash can on fire, and the flames spread to his home. san jose fire department confirms they are investigating whether or not this was arson. also a vehicle fire that destroyed this ford excursion and another house fire. a white truck also burned in the same neighborhood. >> that's definitely a high number. that is kind of crazy. that's super concerning, especially living right here. >> reporter: since ma

ama: tackling major issues involving san francisco, including crime and housing. about 70% of residents quality of life in the city has declined. mayor london breed said one way the city is trying to improve is by filling the 500 officer shortage in the police department. mayor breed: we have a plan to reverse course and get our city back to full staffing. to fill those academy we are making san francisco the highest-paid -- highest starting pay police salary of any in the bay area. ama: 91% of san francisco residents say a thriving downtown core is key to the economy. abc 7's karina live to the chamber of commerce talking about improving the city coming up in the streaming newscast. dan: a board of supervisors meeting to end dress -- address san francisco's open air crisis is happening right now. it started outside at the u.n. plaza this afternoon for the outdoor portion of the meeting ended abruptly after attendees continue to heckle city officials. aaron peskin says it is needed to shut down the open-air drug sites within 90 days. san francisco mayor london bre

it follows a request from congresswoman nancy pelosi to have san francisco included in the program byea called operation overdrive administration said the program , which was announced back in february, would target drug trafficking networks and 34 cities were named. but san francisco wasn't on the list. ktvu clowning wang with supervisor matt dorsey. supervisor matt dorsey. thanks so much for joining us and let's talk about what you're doing today. this is a really it sounds to me like a show of support for operation overdrive. it is sort of west month speaker emeritus nancy pelosi asked the u. s. justice department to add san francisco to the list of the cities that benefit from operation overdrive. that is a federal program that is sponsored by usdoj drug enforcement administration. they're really focuses on dismantling the mental trafficking networks. that are doing so much damage around the country and costing lives. i mean, this is the deadliest overdose crisis we have faced as a nation and certainly in san francisco. um this is a crisis. it's interesting because you know, this

exemplify the best of departments keep in mind and thinking about a better future for san francisco with definitely includes law enforcement of san francisco police department thank you all so unify for thank you for being here. today. >> (clapping) okay. thank you very much mayor london breed and those came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson and others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistant chief and chief and mayor and my colleagues what you guys tell me what we're riding around together to the community if you see something, say something we don't say that we appreciate you had is a rough couple of years we're doing this is at board of supervisors more and more taking a moment out to not take folks for granted to acknowledge how hard the jobs are and just to say. thank you. >> i also want to thanks b f p organization fork being the impetus and chris for making culver

lawmakers pushing a pilot program that would put more speed cameras in oakland, san francisco, and san jose. included in a bill working its way through the state capitol. if passed would let the cities install the cameras and then send speeders tickets in the mail. to see the story we have it on the website >>> a new center in china town wants to reinforce the importance of chinese immigrants. the railroad worker's history center opened today today. chinese workers were the back bone of the construction of the railroad in the united states. those behind the history center say that their contributions are too often forgotten. the center aims to teach people more about chinese american history. >>> new, seasame street has a new member of the gang. let's meet dj. is he the first philippines american muppet. he debuted sunday as part of a segment about showing confidence. is showing confidence. the actor hopes he can break down stereotypes. >> i like that neighborhood. >>> up next we will go back out >>> up next we will go back out to chase center and check ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ >>> we

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we're so shocked and-- hilda: their case is 1 of 1,048 total evictions issued last year in san francisco, includinge ellis act according to the city's rent board. cathi: it added up to where i was feeling all this stress that i didn't even realize i was having. hilda: three months later, cathi suffered a heart attack. ben: i was talking to the operator doing compressions at the same time and kept saying, "she's not breathing. she's not breathing." cathi: he saved me. i guess that was our most traumatic time in our lives. hilda: after fighting for cathi's life, the wongs are back to fighting their landlords with some longtime neighbors behind them. male: i couldn't believe that someone would want them to vacate. they've been outstanding neighbors, outstanding residents. male: to have somebody, especially seniors, evicted it just seems an immoral proposition. hilda: the wongs had until october to leave their apartment, but they opted to stay and fight the eviction in court. collier: we think a jury will view this as retaliatory, and they won't view the landlords stated intent as really being bona fid

and the history of san francisco includes a former mayor. mayor agnus. thank you for joining us. in the city. and i'm sure bob can tell stories about your time as mayor. and so many other mayors of the past and how the city was built and the challenges we have been able to over come and many students had the privilege work under him and learning all of that history. i thank you it is attributed to why so many people who have worked under him love the city so much when you been the history you appreciate how far we come. you know that despite the challenges we face, that san francisco is a resilient city. if there is nothing else that happens we'll over committee obstacles that come our way. i'm about to join the san francisco historical society and i know we have some of our upon students who won the essay contest to talk about the resilience and he history of san francisco. everything from what happened after the 1906 earthquake and during the aids pandemic and there were challenging time in our city's history. one thing that is clear then and as we move toward the future is tha

deadliest crime in san francisco history to a list of crimes and many less serious than fentanyl. >> but, it is unlikely his ordinance will pass as supervisors have objected, including a person who claims that many of the undocumented drug dealers are on the streets against their will. >> there are people who lure immigrants to san francisco with the promise of getting construction jobs, and then when they are here, they threaten that if they do not participate in selling drugs, they will harm family members back home and they know where they live. that is a reality happening in san francisco. >> we went to the heart of the tenderloin to ask those who were openly dealing if that was true. where they promised a construction job and instead ended up dealing drugs? one by one they refused to answer my ques, but a longtime resident who knows many of the drug dealers here confirmed the claims. >> it's like 80% of the people out here. from my understanding, a lot of people come out here with the illusion they will come work construction or some sort of labor job. >> but tom wolf, recovering heroin and fentanyl addict who says he assisted drug dealers insists many are not

conditns ltca aob a number of rallies were held across the bay area, including events in santa rosa and san jose. kristen: oakland's mayor in houd education while closing the city's deficit. t for e ming fiscal year. she says it closes a $360 million deficit by freezing currently vacant staff positions. including in the police department and delaying the launch of simcity programs. it also adds $200 million over the next two years for affordable housing and expense head start programs -- expands headstart programs. larry: a suspected shoplifter shot and killed at a drugstore. a security guard arrested. now in community rallies to support the 24-year-old victim who struggled to make ends meet most of his life. we are closing in on fire season and a new program is geared toward finding firefighters and underserved communities. and the warriors, ready for round two of the playoffs. stay with us. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medici

the san francisco sheriff's office policy on when to terminate the pursuit includes objectively and continuously weighing the seriousness of the gets the potential danger to innocent motorist themselves and the public when electing to continue a pursuit. former san francisco police commissioner john hamasaki talks about other considerations. it's always time having a pursuit in san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of >> our infrastructure. and so what when you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds, essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> a lot about this vehicle pursuet ended with the loss of life in multiple people injured. the former san francisco police commissioner says maybe it's time for the current police commission. in the city's law enforcement vehicle pursuit policy. >> in that drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision. maybe a are clarifying the policy would helpful and promotes safety in san francisco. >> and san francisco haaz

requests for bart elevator attendsant program requesting expanding to include all san francisco stations those in the mission and balboa park. and requests this bart staff the program with community based organizations in each neighborhood around each station. there was a lot of discussion on the school access report of the several membersmented to seat muni ambassador program recommendations to tier one recommendation. multiple members expressed interest in the shuttle program and in expanding sfusd school bus program. some expressed identified strategies would address the need to families without impact quantified with 2 members abstaining and one voting, no. >> on the active community plan report. members requested more onow partners from priority community have been chouven and additional partners from d10 and chinese language partners identified. i'm happy to answer questions. >> thank you, vice chair segal. i don't see comments, open up to public comment. if you would like to speak about item 3 come forward. if not, let's see if we have remote comment on item 3. there is no public

if you remember, all the parties were in seven cisco, including the nfl experience, the teams practice at san jose state at stanford and hopefully, the cit of san jose will be more involved. if i am san jose, i a like, what? because, they got - they, they were cast aside. yeah. i felt bad for them. >> but you know, i had a great time in san francisco doing the nfl experience, radio row and all of that. >> i would like to see your vertical jump. >> my vertical is impressive. >> she's got hops. all right. >> we appreciate it. >>> another sports story, more followed or the dodgers after they removed a san francisco dragon group from their pride event. now, the organizers are pulling the plug. nichols comstock explains. >> reporter: l.a. pride just announced it will not partner with the dodgers this year to host l.a. pride night at dodger stadium on june 16th. this, after the dodgers rescinded an invitation to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence with a community hero award. members address as and trans nuns, promote lgbtq causes and mock some catholic transitions, something the catholic lea

the national fentanyl crisis has affected cities across the country including san francisco. yl a synthetic opioid is 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent anmore phene. our strategy includes urgently distributing the medication of reversing overdoses. we distributed over 7 2000 of naloxone to save lives. and in resent months, we have trained 3300 people to recognize and respond to an overdose. the department has also made treatment for opioid disorder a key priority including using evidence based treatments including morphine and methadone accessible to people so that they can deal with their addiction and begin the journey of treatment and recovery. over the last few years, the department has increased its service hours so that every door is truly the right door for people to receive he's live saving medications. in addition, our behavior health pharmacy makes regular deliveries, meeting people where they are at city funding housing to provide them with the services that they need including a clinical psychiatric pharmacist and nursing to start people on

you remember all the parties and festivities took place in san francisco, looking down at the apartment there, including that nfl experience which brought thousands. we are going to have to wait and see if the southbay will be more involved this time around teams did practice at san jose state and stanford so we are watching that. in the meantime here in the city, london breed tweeted write about how she is excited for the opportunity to bring super bowl lx to the bay area. and also, she knows this, what it can do for the city and for the region. >>> state senator dave cortes he also really excited about the idea, saying he and his bay area colleagues have been pushing for this since last year. >>> all right, so a big loss to report, you are likely starting to see this on your social media feed today, we are talking about hall of famer running back and social activist, jim brown, he died peacefully at the age of 87, what a life, he played for the cleveland browns, he is the only player in nfl history to average more than 100 yards rushing per game for his career. he retired at age 30 to focus on matters

san francisco's pier 80 for second year. the electronic dance music festival is set for september 30th in october 1st in the dogpatch neighborhood. this year's lineup includesic prides nelly furtado and hot chip people can register online now for pre sale tickets being released monday morning. the festival's organizer, joined us at four, he says. san francisco has a history of supporting artists who make this kind of music. it's such a great location. it's as cool as could be, especially for this type of music that was really founded and started in warehouses in chicago and all over europe. um the city also is just such a, um , great market for this specific style of electronic music. the really willing to, you know, go deeper and go a bit underground and have an open mind to, um you know, non pop like electronic music. bell said they are addressing issues from last year, including problems with self service, andr's noise comps across the bay in alameda.elebrf aapi heritage month continues the 167 year old shop, bringing the heat to san francisco's chinatown. and it's almost the weekend meteorologists. mark tamayo is back with us after the break with more o

want to return to san francisco that that's a huge, huge return rate. >> this campaign comes as the city has seen tens of thousands of people leaving due to several reasons, including increasing crime. >> according to the san francisco police department, motor vehicle thefts are up 9%. year-to-date robbery, 17.3% in homicides up. 25% year to date. and whenever there is crime in the city, it does tend to go national with scenes like this. smash-and-grab in downtown san francisco. people stealing from a louis baton store. and with that negative national perception of the city. right now, this campaign is set to combat that. you know, i hope that no residents who see the i feel since the ad was funded by a grant from visit california, san francisco travel along with the office of economic workforce development reporting to just as kron. 4 news that pride, you know, there's a lot for us to celebrate that san francisco tv ads will appear in new york city, chicago, boston, washington, d.c., and houston. >> the ad was funded by a grant from visit california. san francisco travel along with the office of economic workforce development reporting to justice kron. 4 news. >>

but it does look like the chance of drizzle is going to be pretty strong here at the coastline, including san francisco. be ready for some wet bridges as you travel into san francisco tomorrow morning. here's the other thing about the whole fog situation tomorrow. it looks like it's going to hang on a little bit longer, be a little bit more stubborn, especially across marin, napa, sonoma counties, the northern coast. may not get in on too much sunshine over novato, close to napa, santa rosa. we'll hang on to fog at berkeley and oakland and san francisco. best shot of sunshine tomorrow over the east bay and right there for the south bay. morning temperatures with that fog are going to begin in the 50s. 53 in the peninsula. south bay 52. east bay 51. north bay dropping down to 50. highs tomorrow, i think the best weather no doubt is going to be right here in the south bay. sunshine and 72 in san jose. 75 east san jose. 60s in morgan hill and gilroy. this is going to be the best spot to be on your friday forecast. east bay, notice how that breeze is going to infiltrate here. so we're only going

multiple agencies are on scene including the san francisco district attorney's office. >> every few minutes, they were asking him to come outside with his hands up and he didn't. reporter: michaela heard almost the entire confrontation including the moment gunfire erupted. >> very fast, rapid succession. that was it. sinking feeling in my knowing what's going down. reporter: she has lived in this neighborhood for several years. lately, she's been growing concerned. >> it's been insane how much is going on. my parents had their catalytic converter stolen twice. within a matter of months. people are always coming down the street around the corner, constantly trying to break into cars, having car stolen. reporter: sfpd is not releasing the name of the man. this is the departments first shooting by an officer this year. they will hold a meeting with residents in the next 10 days. >> in the spirit of accountability and transparency, the san francisco police department will be hosting a town hall meeting to disclose as much information as we can from this incident. reporter: ryan curry, abc7news.

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the san francisco sheriff's office policy on when to terminate the pursuit includes objectively and continuously weighing the seriousness of the gets the potential danger to innocent motorist themselves and the public when electing to continue a pursuit. former san francisco police commissioner john hamasaki talks about other considerations. it's always time having a pursuit in san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because our infrastructure. and so when you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds. >> essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> a lot about this vehicle pursuit ended with the loss of life in multiple people injured. the former san francisco police commissioner says maybe it's time for the current police commission to amend the city's law enforcement vehicle pursuit policy. >> in that drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision. maybe a her clear on the policy would promotes safety in san francisco. >> and san francisco haaziq kron. 4 >> new

including one of the software companies in san jose.groups have ties to both russia and eastern europe. larry: it is state-sponsored ransomware attack's. -- ransomware attacks. they've got a lot of resources. karina: you hope other cities are paying attention and learning from others' mistakes at this point. reporter: oakland consulted baltimore. a lot of cities are working together. larry: if you have a story for the abc7 news iteam call the number on your screen. or go to abc7news.com/iteam. kethe growing budget he unveiled the updated $306 billion spending plan this morning. he says the deficit now stands at an estimated $31.5 billion. that is $9 billion more than in january. he admits the new plan was not easy to put together. >> we try to do our best to hold the line and take care of the most vulnerable. the most needy. but still maintain prudence. i want to go back to the old ways. you don't have to be profiting to be progressive. reporter: he says the state's challenges are due to high federal inflation rates and the state's deci

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hall of fame tonight and their names will be joining the existing ranks of other local greats, including san jose native kristi yamaguchi university of san francisco and be a great bill. russell baseball legend joe dimaggio, who was born in martino four's. erin wilson joins us live from san francisco where the ceremony will begin shortly. >> you are exactly right. it is a big night is the 38th annual bay area sports hall of ceremony happening tonight where 5 inductees who have historical careers, especially here in the bay area are going to be honored for their spectacular careers after being voted by the committee or advisory committee here with them. a shot or other thing about tonight is not just to honor and commemorate those 5, at least that i will mention in just a second. but it's also to bring awareness and also to raise money for the you here in the bay area, hoping to also possibly bring in money to help the next generation of hall of fame to be introduced to their sports and of course, be able to be successful with in their sport. but like i said tonight is also about those 5 indu

four mayors across california's big cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose, it starts with one thing, money. >> it is critical for funding to go directly to the big cities that are impacted by homelessness. >> keep the momentum going and $2 billion on an annual ongoing basis and an additional 1.5 billion for home key will help us do just that. >> since homelessness housing and project home key began these projects are funded housing beds with more than 120 1000 residents serve. the mayors called on the state to help them continue their work for project approval. >> housing, homelessness and behavioral health care should be measured against the outcome of getting people indoors and into safe managed environments and producing positive outcomes. that is the formula we need and we need that level of flexibility, funding and accountability from the state. >> if approved, where should the money go? in san jose the mayor touts the success of quick build communities as a more cost-effective solution. unhoused advocates say temporary solutions are a better they believe this is like

requests for bart elevator attendsant program requesting expanding to include all san francisco stations those in the mission and balboa park. and requests this bart staff the program with community based organizations in each neighborhood around each station. there was a lot of discussion on the school access report of the several membersmented to seat muni ambassador program recommendations to tier one recommendation. multiple members expressed interest in the shuttle program and in expanding sfusd school bus program. some expressed identified strategies would address the need to families without impact quantified with 2 members abstaining and one voting, no. >> on the active community plan report. members requested more onow partners from priority community have been chouven and additional partners from d10 and chinese language partners identified. i'm happy to answer questions. >> thank you, vice chair segal. i don't see comments, open up to public comment. if you would like to speak about item 3 come forward. if not, let's see if we have remote comment on item 3. there is no public

included but very common. before the court of the united states struck them downch but like all of san francisco neighborhoods, well is an personal store tow be told here as west wood park today has a high percentage of asian home ordinance including form are president norman yee who many years ago spearheaded the work to delete that language in the ccnr that prevents the sale of homes to orientals and used as livestock we are joined by our neighborhood amateur historian kathleen who has been a city guide with san francisco guide's since 20 taken. she wondered about on her own and looked at the charming neighborhood of west wood park and asked if an interest in crediting a walking tour. san francisco guides was excited there are few offerings in the west sufficiented town. cathlisten did the research about west wood park and engrossed in historic architecture she published a book west wood park in 2017. with this i will turn it over to cathlone. from the west wood park association to share a kick presentation virtual via teams. >> thank you. and can you hear me all right? >> we can hear you. thank you. good af

the company is citing what it calls an increasingly challenging environment in san francisco, including a significant decrease in foot traffic in customers downtown. the union square location is the company's first flagship store in the u.s. and the only brick and mortar store in the bay area hochul republic now joins nordstrom and saks off 5th in a growing list of retailers leaving downtown san francisco. other news tonight, the discovery of racist text messages circulated in the antioch police department has led to several investigations and lawsuits. now california's attorney general has launched his own inquiry, which ultimately >> could lead to reform and a monitor to make sure whatever reforms are deemed necessary or actually put in place. kron four's dan kerman reports. we're going to get to the bottom. >> what's happening in the antioch police department? we're going to go wherever the facts. >> take us. california attorney general rob bonta has launched an investigation into whether the antioch police department has engaged in a pattern and practice of unconstitutional policing