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san francisco. and because of you, they not only came back to san francisco but are looking toward the future of returning to san francisco after their conventions. this means so much support. this means the ability to pay for programs and do all the great things we do in san francisco. you are an important part of this work. i can't thank you enough for your commitment, work, for your advocacy, for everything that you have done to really turn this area around because last year, you know and this year to an extent; there was uncertainty whether or not people would return to work. and we are still struggling with that. but people still come to san francisco for skroengzs and to visit and to ride the cable cars. where i always see an ambassador at the cable car location. where do i get a ticket. what do i do. where are the best stops? i appreciate mta but not mta answering the question its is all of you that are telling folks where to go and how to get to lombard and look over and the beautiful views of san francisco park and the golden gate bridge that is meaning. . this has not happened before. we did not

this is more challenging than getting housing built in san francisco san francisco. i want to thank puc and dennis herrera and the port of san francisco and everyone from the mission bay community and all the work they were able do to get this done and the developer who helped to build this park and now we have the responsibility to work with rec and park and phil ginsberg is here. we're going is to keep it green and we're going to make sure the community loves on this park like nothing else. thank you for being here today. [applause] >> thank you mayor. o now it's my privilege to introduce my friend ask former boss. >> thank you, matt. any delay here was the fault of the city attorney's office. since i'm not there any more, go after them. to echo what the mayor ask matt talked about, the vibrancy of mission bay, i'm your neighbor, i lived in dogpatch since 1993 when dogpatch wasn't even called dogpatch. i used to take my walk and i could come down this route down third street and back in the old days, i used to keep my keys in between my fingers in case i had to defe

san francisco. i used to walk the streetings like my son walks today. we all deserve the best version of san francisco our leader bring us. as your da i make this promise you i will bring the san francisco you deserve. we have a choice on november 8. that choice is wlo we are going to elect a da that will fight the crimes and terrorizing our asian community. we have a choice to elect a da that will fight the property crimes that are terrorizing our tourists and neighbors and ourselves. when we walk the streets on november 8 we will have a choice as to whether we will continue to step over the homeless crisis that is occurring. whether or not we will continue to step over the addiction crisis. whoa we are going to continue to step over the menial health crisis this is terrorizing our streets. on november 8 you will have a choice. your choice should be to lect middle east as da i was police commissioner for for you year under gavin new some and criminal justice for 7 year appointed by the senate. i was a police officer in san francisco for 3 years special the last 22 years i have been a civil

san francisco. they don't know how many people are in san francisco. that could be 50,000 in san francisco but they can be in lake tahoe. so that's a big unknown. they know the number of people who filed for unemployment in san francisco and they have a general idea of who are still on unemployment. that's the best source of data, but they back into the number of employed residents and labor force from the industry data using old census data about how they live and work. if that has changed since the pandemic and we know they have, they never have an idea of the labor force in san francisco and the rate is a dodgeey number. that is possible for there to be why aren't there more unemployed people if our second biggest industry is down 30,000 jobs? the answer is the unemployment rate is probably not right and the 30,000 people might have moved away and that doesn't take account of that. because the population isn't something this surveys. the only thing they are looking at is the number of jobs and the old data of the people in san francisco and the numbe

san francisco. and because of you, they not only came back to san francisco but are looking toward the future of returningsan francisco after their conventions. this means so much support. this means the ability to pay for programs and do all the great things we do in san francisco. you are an important part of this work. i can't thank you enough for your commitment, work, for your advocacy, for everything that you have done to really turn this area around because last year, you know and this year to an extent; there was uncertainty whether or not people would return to work. and we are still struggling with that. but people still come to san francisco for skroengzs and to visit and to ride the cable cars. where i always see an ambassador at the cable car location. where do i get a ticket. what do i do. where are the best stops? i appreciate mta but not mta answering the question its is all of you that are telling folks where to go and how to get to lombard and look over and the beautiful views of san francisco park and the golden gate bridge that is meaning. . this has not happened before. we did not hav

will encourage high-quality wages and this prevision is endorsed by the san francisco building trades council as well as the san francisco labor council that are also equally committed to supporting high level worker protections and in san francisco, we have an affordable housing delivery system that has a high leave of oversight and this prevision will have greater oversight into the development of these projects in order to protect those worker rights. >> thank you. same question to you, corey. >> thank you, so the labor previsions are really one of the interesting pieces to this, looking at the two competing measures and i'm happy the board of supervisors did recognize skilled ask training for housing. it doesn't make sense because the labor force is not there. i look at it two circles. we have one circle inside of a larger circle. we want union pools to built the housing and it's not going to be possible understand extra hearing board of supervisors measure. the other side to that is prop six d, the affordable homes requires prevailing wage and health care ask apprenticeship. that strikes the right balance

san francisco. they don't know how many people are in san francisco. that could be 50,000 in san francisco but they can be in lake tahoe. so that's a big unknown. they know the number of people who filed for unemployment in san francisco and they have a general idea of who are still on unemployment. that's the best source of data, but they back into the number of employed residents and labor force from the industry data using old census data about how they live and work. if that has changed since the pandemic and we know they have, they never have an idea of the labor force in san francisco and the rate is a dodgeey number. that is possible for there to be why aren't there more unemployed people if our second biggest industry is down 30,000 jobs? the answer is the unemployment rate is probably not right and the 30,000 people might have moved away and that doesn't take account of that. because the population isn't something this surveys. the only thing they are looking at is the number of jobs and the old data of the people in san francisco and the numbe

he was born and raised in san francisco. she's a san francisco girl. he's an enrolled member. she's arapahoe and cheyenne. her daughter is here and son-in-law that are here for her. chris' family history in san francisco is very close and special to her heart and it shaped her journey. her grandmother irene arrived in san francisco in the 1950s due to relocation and also known as public law 959. they originate from oklahoma. he went onto be the first native-american appointed on the human rights commission for the city of san francisco. 40 years ago. that's where you see the strong spirit. she's been a young activist. since she was a young girl she had an activist spirit. her mother is stage road traveler and diana took her and her siblings to alcatras. all of that in solidarity with our people. so, chris would stand an hold their head high to boycott. this is while learning about this. chris volunteered with friendship house and she's been involved in the longest walk activism and american movement. it's an honor to be able to give this award. thank yo

in 1904 miley in san francisco wasnamed in his honor.we know that today as san francisco va medical center> as a young man i grew up in south san francisco right next door to the national cemetery so when i became a cub scout we used to go over there in the 50s and decorate the gravesthat were there. when i got out of the service i stepped right back into it . went out with the boy scouts and put up the flags every year and eventually ended up being a scout at golden gate cemetery for many years. one day a gentleman walked upto me with a uniform of colonel retired . he grabbed me, i wasin uniform and says i need your help . from that day on i worked with cardinal sullivan doing military funerals and formed a group called the volunteers of america who brought in other veterans to perform military service and the closing of all the bases we got military personnel to do all the funerals. to this day i've done over 7000 funeral services and with my group we supplement the military, all branches. i'm honoring a fellow comrade was given his or her life in service to this country. and the way ilo

[music] i'm angela romero a lieutenant with the san francisco fire department. i'm a san francisco native. went to an all girl's school st. john and the grammar school prior and went to san francisco state. where i got a degree. and i am fortunate to live in the sdpae raise my family here. i received a degree in international marketing. i thought, i will be a buyer and travel all over the world. it did not happen like that. i went in business in retail but felt like i had it in mow to help others. when i decided to do a career change, it was my husband who said, hey, you are athletic and you care about your community and the city that we live in. go with me and get an interest card for the fire department. it is caring for my community and the citizens of san francisco does not matter what their make up is or their situation. that is most important to me. taking care of the citizens. i like teaching now. i like sharing my knowledge in the experiences with the young generation coming in new recruits. as a latina, i'm proud of when my culture can bring to this job. and that

san francisco. the presidio in particular, they're doing great efforts to bring back san francisco, what it was. lot of new restaurants and the new companies. san francisco is international and has a lot of potential. (♪♪) so you want to try authentic mexican food and i invite you to come to our bistro located on 50 moroo avenue in presidio. and i'll wait here with my open arms and giving you a welcome to try my food. (♪♪) >> goovend, everybody. >> how is everyone doing today? >> awe some. great weather we were dreading it would rain today and look at the sky behind me. gorgeous. this was meant to be. my name is natasha i'm the executive vice president the development at bridge. for northern california. i will also be our mc

continue remember the life of harvey milk. >> for years to come in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> happening on thursday, the city of san francisco will honor world aids day. the public is invited to attend a special event at the national aids memorial grove. that's in golden gate park from 11 to one organizers say special presentations are planned, including one with cleve jones who started the famous aids memorial quilt. 35 years ago, the world health organization shares 40 million people have died from aids. in developing news, the family of shing will robinson is seeking answers. robinson was found dead in a rented villa in cabo san lucas, mexico, on october. 29th. morgan francis has the latest in this investigation. >> thursday, mexican authorities told queen city news should quell robinson's friends lied to them about what happened to her prior to her untimely death on october. 29th, an officer investigating the case as they interviewed 2 friends at the villa in cabo who said she in kuala robinson had alcohol poisoning. the same story. her family says they told them they say she wasn't been way as she had alcohol

san francisco. and because of you, they not only came back to san francisco but are looking toward the future of returning to san francisco after their conventions. this means so much support. this means the ability to pay for programs and do all the great things we do in san francisco. you are an important part of this work. i can't thank you enough for your commitment, work, for your advocacy, for everything that you have done to really turn this area around because last year, you know and this year to an extent; there was uncertainty whether or not people would return to work. and we are still struggling with that. but people still come to san francisco for skroengzs and to visit and to ride the cable cars. where i always see an ambassador at the cable car location. where do i get a ticket. what do i do. where are the best stops? i appreciate mta but not mta answering the question its is all of you that are telling folks where to go and how to get to lombard and look over and the beautiful views of san francisco park and the golden gate bridge that is meaning. . this has not happened before. we did not

san francisco. and because of you, they not only came back to san francisco but are looking toward the future of returning to san francisco after their conventions. this means so much support. this means the ability to pay for programs and do all the great things we do in san francisco. you are an important part of this work. i can't thank you enough for your commitment, work, for your advocacy, for everything that you have done to really turn this area around because last year, you know and this year to an extent; there was uncertainty whether or not people would return to work. and we are still struggling with that. but people still come to san francisco for skroengzs and to visit and to ride the cable cars. where i always see an ambassador at the cable car location. where do i get a ticket. what do i do. where are the best stops? i appreciate mta but not mta answering the question its is all of you that are telling folks where to go and how to get to lombard and look over and the beautiful views of san francisco park and the golden gate bridge that is meaning. . this has not happened before. we did not

francisco. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> sanancisco city leaders are promising and increased police presence into areas in light of recent robberies. showed you two of those incidents last week. a wedding photographer fighting off an armed robbery attempt outside the palace of fine arts, another photographer's belongings were stolen at gunpoint at the same location on the same day. today it san francisco district supervisor kathryn stephani announced more police coverage is being added around the palace of fine arts and inside her district business corridors. stephani says sfpd ambassadors will be parole -- parole and those corridors. >> a strike that could make supply chain issues even worse, rank-and-file members of the nation's largest real union have rejected a deal, that leaves open the possibility of a crippling rail strike that could take place on december ninth. however congress could order the real world workers to remain on the job if they do go on the job. >> new developments at twitter tonight, employees and the comp

also a participate in san francisco arts and entertainment attending opening night of the san francisco opera. and the san francisco ballet. also a devotee of the lbgtq+ night life attending performance at otherwise, stud and charlie's. . rest in peace and power garza may your memory be a blessing. >> i'm also asking that we adjourn our meet nothing memory of carol lee. san francisco sex work activist and artist who passod november 16th after a battle with cancer. she was 71. lead a remarkable life a feminist and visionary claiming the term, sex worker described a women's place in the sex industry. the phrase took hole. the term represents the plouffement for healing protection and rep 7ation for sex workers. born in new york lee earned a bachelor in creative writhe newed stan fran in 1977 will she began work as a sex worker. she could not file a crime report her work mrilsd have been shut downful after she geoff began a move am comedy and theatre and ral and hes protests featuring a plunging bodice flipping red hair. she founded the sex worker phil and art's fest sxrl 2 book unrepentan

san francisco is struggling needs to hang out in the park system. where well is joy and beaut and he inspiration every day. >> so, the san francisco board of supervisors passed legislation to make jfk drive in will golden gate park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate s

looking at video of 3 auto burglary suspects trying to outrun san francisco and chp officers last friday on southbound 101, freeway in san francisco. >> but they didn't >> san francisco police officials say uniformed and plainclothes officers were conducting a citywide, although burglary and robbery abatement operation. investigators say within a 3 hour window sfpd received 6 auto burglary related calls involving the description of the same suspect vehicle. in each case that vehicle was spotted just after 03:00pm at market street in octavia, sfpd. officials say their officers followed the vehicle onto the freeway. it suddenly stopped on the shoulder and all 3 suspects took off running. police say that is what you're seeing here. and this bystander's cellphone and get him. investigators say one suspect was allegedly armed with a gun which he threw on to the ground. while addition covering that weapon, sfpd officers secured the vehicle which they say was stolen inside the vehicle. officers say they found an additional firearm burglary tools and personal property allegedly stolen during the auto burglary spree to adult susp

looking at video of 3 auto burglary suspects trying to outrun san francisco and chp officers last friday on southbound 101, freeway in san francisco. >> but they didn't >> san francisco police officials say uniformed and plainclothes officers were conducting a citywide, although burglary and robbery abatement operation. investigators say within a 3 hour window sfpd received 6 auto burglary related calls involving the description of the same suspect vehicle. in each case that vehicle was spotted just after 03:00pm at market street in octavia, sfpd. officials say their officers followed the vehicle onto the freeway. it suddenly stopped on the shoulder and all 3 suspects took off running. police say that is what you're seeing here. and this bystander's cellphone and get him. investigators say one suspect was allegedly armed with a gun which he threw on to the ground. while addition covering that weapon, sfpd officers secured the vehicle which they say was stolen inside the vehicle. officers say they found an additional firearm burglary tools and personal property allegedly stolen during the auto burglary spree to adult susp

san francisco. among the counties with the most pacific islanders in almeda san mateo and san francisco. san francisco has approximately 7,000 pacific islanders with a majority of the populations living in visitation valley and surrounding neighborhoods in the southern part of the city. pacific islanders have migrated to san francisco as early as the 1900s through the need for labor, missionary sponsorship and militaryization of pacific islands. many pi residents from sunnidale and sanitation area create community hubs through churches, restaurants and meeting spaces in the neighborhood for celebrations and memorials. the boundaries of the pacific islanders cultural district, will be defined as visitation alley avenue, to bay shore blf and haster avenue, along haster looping back to bay shore to baniva avenue to moscow street to the east street to france avenue to the southside of france avenue to la grand avenue, bordering the west borner of mcclaire en park, along percentia avenue which turns into mansell avenue through mcclaire en park. it's finally time that we have a culture at distr

san francisco to oakland, we are seeing that. even into san jose that's where conditions are even chillier. san jose and san francisco are hand in hand with the 60s. if you have that patagonia jacket on today, keep it on. we have 50s in sight as we head into sunday for san francisco for the golden gate half marathon. i know someone running it. ryan will be out there enjoying this experience nonetheless. but we might be seeing hit or miss showers especially into the afternoon hours. as for our friends saturday, partly cloudy for fiesta alameda at the water front park. it's going to be a beautiful opportunity to get out there. we are going to see those showers roll in in the late evening hours. as we look at the next seven days, don't forget to set your clock backwards for daylight saving into sunday. we are expecting daytime highs to jump down to the 50s virtually everywhere from san jose up into san francisco, throughout the peninsula, and even in the micro climates. can you believe that? 53 tuesday for inland east bay, 52 along the coast. i d

san francisco rising. for sfgovtv, i'm chris manners. thanks for watching. >> the board of sanisco waterfront stretches 7 and a half miles and while it seems it will always be there, our waterfront needs us. san francisco faces coastal flooding due to climate change with expecting sea level rise up to 7 feet by the year 2100. we also need to strengthen the wateren front gaest urblth quake risk. the waterfront resilience program is leading a city wide effort to adapt the waterfront kaess this unique combination of risks. what is at stake? small businesses nearby housing open spaces and attractions and initial historic district, mare i time and industrial use, transportation like bart and muni, critical drinking and wastewater utility and disaster response facility. guided by robust public engagement process since 2018, the port and city and federal agency partners have developed waterfront adaptation strategies for public review and engagement. adaptation strategies are a combinationf construction projethss and policies to defend san francisco against flood and earthquake riskbs

city inch and a half livermore an inch and a third, san jose did very well better than oakland and san francisco. that's back to back times. you go. san jose, oakland, santa rosa, not as much but still over an inch san francisco and then napa. there was some pretty good totals here for a system that is still producing some snow up in the mountains. but it does look like a rounding third and heading for home on this system, but it will be a cool day. that's for sure. fifties on the temps here cold morning. still, some scattered showers around sun clouds will get more buildups in the afternoon. there's still enough lingering that we'll see some mix of sun and then more clouds in the afternoon thirties for a few napa's in their petaluma is in their lower legs in there as well. and then there are many sentence. selma had sebastopol, rohnert park, middletown, napa sonoma, both in there up in the mendocino county. there's just a little bit too much moisture in the air. you need a north wind to kind of dry things out, and that's not happening, but still a mix of sun and clouds today, the key is going to be on saturday. this little guy a coup

temperatures 37 degrees in napa 47 in san francisco, upper thirties for you, walnut creek, 44 over santhe afternoon. very seasonal a lot like yesterday some of ted warmer, some a tad cooler, low sixties san francisco as well as oakland sixties for livermore in the north bay will go 63 in napa. if you're going to tahoe this weekend, going to be dry right now, truck you're reporting a very, very cold 21 degrees but into the afternoon upper thirties for today, oh forties on saturday upper forties on sunday, so not too bad bundle up. you should be fine under dry conditions and partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies for us here at home. a tad cooler for tomorrow, a tad warmer on sunday. not much change on monday, perhaps some wet weather arriving by tuesday . dave rosemary, thyme 5 20, a well known artist and author, recovering after a hit and run crash in san francisco, we'll show you how his family, friends and fans are rallying behind him. plus. the board made this decision last year without any, um, insight from the community. no engagement. oakland unified school district facing new scrut

the lines that we see here in san francisco this lines up with when we see in san francisco 50% of fatalities are seniors. walk san franciscomented to understand speed in detail as the city embarks on a speed management plan we other than having a speed mechanicment will plan how our city can accelerate our progress to vision zero. over 8 month wes surveyed speeds on 47 blocks touching every district and variety of street types including different levels that happened over the years. we learned a lot. we create third degree report for all of you to understand had efforts we made and things we can be doing in san francisco. awe this speeds are happening in every district. this photo from the bayview clocked drivers instead high 40s when the slim is 25. >> this shows how the roads with 4 and 5 travel lanes we surveyed are the worse. 4 and 5 travel lane roads there are so many lanes, pedestrians contend with vehicles going at dangerous speeds 4-5 times her minute on harrison, lincoln and oak. or as many as 30 times each minute on lake merced boulevard. no coincidence a lot of 4 and 5 roads are d

san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi. i'm chris manors, and you're rising on san francisco rising. the show that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and restarting our city. our guest today is mary chu, and she's here to talk with us about art and the san francisco art commission. well come, miss chu. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about art in the city and how art installations are funded. >> the arts committee was funded in 1932 and support civic review, design investments and art galleries. projects we have are funded by the city's art enrichment ordinance which provides 2% of construction costs for public art. >> so art is tied to construction. there's been a great deal in the southwest of the city. can you talk about some of the projects there? >> sure. our city has some exciting projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one artist created a photo collage. in the picture pavilion, one artist formed a collage of her one-year residency coming together with residents, and anchoring the new center is a landmark bronze scu

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