surprisers including the president of the board walton, members mandalten, dorsey and our state sin scott wiener. we are here because we as a city and county of san francisco officially are declaring a state of emergency for a public health crisis in san francisco involving monkeypox and more clearly, we want to make it known that san francisco has one of the highest case rates already of monkeypox of any other major city in the country. and just to put that into perspective recollect we saw over the past couple weeks the numbers begin to increase. at one point there was 60 and 80 and 140 and when there was 140 on july 20 i sent a letter to the secretary of the department of health and human service expressing significant concern and urgency for the need of vaccine in san francisco and we are at a very scary place and we dont want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. so many leaders of the lgbt community weeks ago asked for additional help and support and assistance and this was july 20 and now here we are. july july 28 and double the number at 281 cases of monkeypox and desperat

kristen: your article has come out and state senator scott wiener has come out in support of turningn that one mile section. what is the timeline? >> that is a great question. we will see. to tear down the other half, there were three or four measures. who knows? we have a lot of ballot initiatives coming this november. i know there are more coming. it is really up to the neighborhood activists and the city leaders. kristen: how did they intend to keep the pressure up? >> i understand they are going to go after supervisor candidates. getting scott weiner approval was a big deal. i imagine the mayor is in their sites next. kristen: thank you for talking about your article. i really appreciate it. you can check out more of the san francisco standards other original reporting on their website. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, d

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. but this lawsuit will proceed either way. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the news at 5, we're sitting down one-on-one with governor gavin newsom. what he told cut 4 is 800 wallace about several key issues facing our state, including energy and the recent heat wave. and president biden on a mission against cancer. >> more on the cancer moonshot program. and then that mosquito fire burning near albarn forces. thousands of evacuations. we have a live report from an evacuation center right after >> welcome back to our continuing coverage of wildfires in california. that mosquito fire has now been burning for 6 days. placer county officials confirming the containment is just a 10%. firefighters say for the first time since tuesday, they have a bit of containment tibet. last check, though, the mosquito fire has burned some 47,000 acres. this thing has just been raging since it started during that heat wave lastsweek. cal fire says nearly 6,000 structures continue to be threatened

the bill was authored by senator scott wiener and it won't and the testing of products intended for use in dogs or cats. the bill also won't end federally required testing on animals. it's scheduled to go into effect on january. 1st, a warning tonight for dog owners visiting east bay regional parks is kron four's. philippe djegal reports. >> a dog was attacked by a coyote at the contra loma regional park. >> a coyote snuck up on a small dog and its owner monday morning in antioch, dragging the animal away before the owner chased it down and contra loma regional park and recovered her pet. fortunately, the east bay regional park district says the dog is expected to survive. certainly off-leash dogs very high risk, especially small ones because they are. >> very tempting to but in this case, wildlife program manager doug bell says the dog was least the woman that was walking her dog. and you're been tense since she really totally aware her surroundings. and the county came up from behind. >> and grab the on leash. the bigger concern bill says is that the coyote was not intimidated by the

governor newsom signed into law san francisco senator scott wiener is legislation to support nightclubs, theaters and other entertainment venues under the new law operators will no longer have to get a costly restaurant license to do business. senator weiner says the new law will help many entertainment operators bounced back from the financial damage done during the pandemic. the entertainment venue recovery echoes into effect january 1st. parts mask requirement is set to end in a matter of days. what riders need to know as we continue shifting toward a post pandemic life. also will california's covid-19 sick leave benefits be extended the legislation in need of governor newsom's signature wired to ride bart ktvu elissa harrington has more on the decision to end the mandate on october 1st plus reaction from writers. once again, bart is dropping its mask mandate and this time there are new rules moving forward about how and when one could be reinstated at thursday's board meeting, directors decided to let the mandate expire october 1st director simon president saltzman. yes you mentione

senator scott wiener pulling his bill that would have permitted teenagers 15 and older to receive a covid-19 vaccine without permission from their parents. wiener saying in a statement he pulled to the legislation due to death threats, harassment and a lack of votes. outside the capital. this group opposed to winners proposal for joint to learn it will not come up for a vote. this is symbolic. >> that you can not get between a parent and our children. just a few 100 feet from >> this group of union members with the international brotherhood of electrical workers greeted lawmakers to urge support for a proposal to keep the diablo canyon nuclear power plant open. >> at least 5 years beyond its original closing date in 2025. opponents argue the plant is too costly, but backers behind the proposal, including the governor point out that provides 9% of the state's power supply. keep diablo canyon open. we need it. >> we need to power. we need the reliability. we need to clean energy and we need the low inside the capitol. a pivotal moment for one of governor newsom's proposals on climate as the

senator scott wiener. the death threats coming after wiener introduced legislation that would allow teens to receive the covid vaccine without the permission of the parents. 51 year-old eritrean a was found guilty on 7 of the 8 count. he was charged with including criminal threat and illegal gun possession. we're now learning that a high school football coach was shot earlier this week while trying to break up a fight. investigators say that shooting happened tuesday afternoon at the high school. they say the fight of all students and a group of unknown men. that's when defensive corps nato, joe pitts trauma stepped in before he got shot by suspects. you fire from a dark colored sedan as they drove away. the coach is recovering from his injuries. police are still looking for the suspects. we'll soon some low-income families in mountain view will be getting a helping hand. there's a new program called elevate in v. it's going to dole out a couple $100 every month for 2 years to those who need it. most 166 f

senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. but this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing and voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at clouds hanging over san francisco our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with the monday forecast. thanks so much. cooler today. my goodness. what a change from last week. talking about some all-time records today. these temperatures running good, 30 degrees cooler in spots compared to last week and now we're seeing some clouds moving in. got some fog down below little tropical moisture up above in san francisco in around the rest, the bay area. we're tracking that closely. temperatures though. yeah, they finally did start to come down. 66 degrees in san francisco today, 70 a little bit below

san francisco state senator scott wiener proposed that bill, you might remember, back in january. it would have allowed people 15 and older to get vaccinated without their parents' knowledge or consent. the state senator says he is pulling this bill because it's likely not going be getting enough votes to pass the assembly. >>> when we come back, lawsuits are piling up against lyft. the reason an attorney claims the ride share company has, quote, created a national crisis. >>> also, a the new way california hopes to teach young children to read in english and spanish. the money being spent to combat it literacy. >>> and we will see a little fog here start for tomorrow morning. some warmer weather is beginning to build in. i'll take a look at the heatwave. i'll give you everythingou i'll give you everythingou need s yo what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 i

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. but this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing in voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going to, willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, developing news in southern california. police are now looking for the person who shot and killed rapper pnb rock the 30 year-old rapper whose real name is rocky machine. allen was eating at a roscoe's chicken and waffles when he was shot yesterday afternoon. this is video from the citizens that we're showing you. investigators say the suspect approached the rapper, pulled out a gun and demanded items from rock. they say there was a verbal exchange before the suspect fired a gun several times. police also say the shooter took some of the rapper's belongings before running away. chicken and waffles, released a statement saying it is deeply saddened by

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. but this lawsuit will proceed either way. dan kerman kron, 4 news, 2 women accused of a series of armed robberies in san francisco been arrested. 36 year-old nicole homes of fairfield. >> and 20 year-old monte havely of delay or suspected of robbing people at gunpoint and at least 13 holdups robberies reportedly happened throughout august at different locations in the city after the last armed robbery. police say they located the alleged car used to flee the scene and took the 2 into custody. they were both booked on several charges, including suspicion of felony robbery and conspiracy. oakland police are also still searching for 14 year-old lizzie martinez's strada. she's been missing for more than a month. she was last seen on august 8th around 03:30pm, in the afternoon near the 2700 block of 77th avenue. she was wearing a blue sweater and ripped jeans. she's 5 feet. 4 inches tall. she weighs 120 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. if you have any information on this, his wher

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. but this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing and voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going to willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 3 hikers were injured today by a falling tree in almaden. quicksilver park that's in santa clara county. that is according to county sheriff's office, which says it got the call for help around 10 o'clock this morning. not clear exactly what prompted the tree to fall on to those 3 hikers. their injuries are described as moderate and non life threatening. >> first responders gathered in san francisco today to hold a disaster response drill at mclaren park. local public safety agencies coordinated with state, federal and military partners to simulate the response to a catastrophic earthquake. the exercise is a precursor to the annual san francisco fleet week

senator scott wiener. the death threats coming after winner introduced legislation that would have allowed teenagers to receive the covid vaccine without the permission of their parents yesterday. 51 year-old eric was found guilty on 7 counts of the 8 counts. he was charged with which included criminal threats and illegal gun possession. >> another big story we're following for you tonight. the national transportation safety board releasing its preliminary report on last month's deadly plane crash in watsonville. our first theresa has more. >> newly released photo shows the moment 2 small planes collided above the watsonville airport. the afternoon of august. 18th killing 3 people. the photo is part of the initial findings by the ntsb investigating what caused the fatal collision. this picture and a part of the report published thursday afternoon show the trajectory of the 2 planes and the point of impact. the initial findings also stay. both pilots were in radio communication at one point, the pilot of th

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing in voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> all right. 9.30, able to take you back to scotland now where the plane carrying the casket of queen elizabeth. the second is readying to take off and begin the about an hour-long flight on an them should land just before 7 o'clock around 6.45. or so their time. right now, it's 05:40pm. >> in scotland. and this plan is going to take off when it lands. king charles's already at the palace there. buckingham palace waiting for the arrival of the casket. it will stay there overnight and then begins tomorrow. public viewings that last right up until the funeral. and they're saying that the logistics are they're hoping that 3,000 people in our can file. >> past the caske

the measure led by san francisco senator scott wiener is designed to protect families with transgender kids under 18 from criminal prosecution. if they travel to california to get gender affirming health care, the move comes after more than 20 republican led states across the nation introduced legislation banning this type of medical care. this new law goes into effect on january. 1st. the governor did veto a bill that would have seen cities forgives parking tickets for the unhoused assembly bill 16 85 would have required a local governments and universities to forgive parking fines up to $1500 for homeless people. critics of newsom's decision say the parking ticket late fees can increase debt for those already in dire financial conditions. in a statement after the vote, the governor said that although he is sympathetic a statewide requirement for parking ticket forgiveness is not the answer to the problem. the city of palo alto has opened up a new facility at a safe parking site to help people living out of their cars. the facility and jen road will have indoor showers and bathrooms,

alright state senator scott wiener. we have to leave it there.ere's so many issues to talk about. we get had very long discussion about each one of these topics, so i appreciate you taking the time and joining us here on mornings onto have a good weekend. alright stay with us when we come back and talk about that heat. there's a live look at san francisco this morning. it is warming up, and it's just gonna welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness, and chowtown cheesiness... let's go to our panel for more appetizing analysis. the new monster's bacon has consummate craveable crispiness! the new boss is a perfect ten. (♪ ♪) wait, what are we talking about? gronk! thank you for... nothing. (laughs) the new subway series. what's your pick? holiday weekend after a sunny start for most of us from the coast around the bay and inland. temperatures are expected to warn by a few degrees today, with the hotter weather coming su

senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing and voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going to willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> developing news in southern california tonight. police are looking for the person who shot and killed rapper pnb rock. >> the 30 year-old rapper whose real name is allen was eating at roscoe's chicken and waffles when he was shot this afternoon as skaters say the rapper was sitting at a table eating when the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded items from rock. they say there was a verbal exchange before the suspect fired the gun at rock several times. that person ran away and police say the suspect remove some of the rapper's property, roscoe's chicken and waffles, released a statement saying it is deeply saddened by his death and his passing represents an e

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature.s lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing in voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 6.34 and the chp is investigating freeway shooting that injured a person, antioch. this was in contra costa county on highway 4 near highway one, 60 around 05:30am, in the morning yesterday. one car shot and another car. >> and then took off the victim, continued driving on highway 4 until they crashed near hillcrest avenue. and we do have a description of the car that shots were fired from. >> it's vague. they say it's a dark colored bmw and it was last seen going west when the chp got there, they found the victim suffering from a non-life-threatening injury. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. and so far nobody has been arrested. >> well, police in antioc

the measure led by san francisco senator scott wiener is designed to protect families with transgender kids under 18 from print criminal prosecution. if they travel to california to get gender affirming health care, the move comes after more than 20 republican led states across the nation introduced legislation banning this type of medical care. the new law goes into effect january. 1st. and the governor vetoed a bill that would have given some relief for homeless people with unpaid parking tickets under assembly bill. 16, 85 local governments and universities would have forgiven parking fines up to $1500 for unhoused people. the governor's move a big disappointment for antipoverty advocates across the state. in a statement, the governor said that although he is sympathetic a statewide requirement for parking ticket forgiveness is not the answer to the problem. governor newsom added he was also willing to work on a different solution. happening today. hardly strictly is back at golden gate park in san francisco. this is the first time the festival will be held in-person since 2019 kron

senator scott wiener. >> the death threats came after wiener introduced legislation that would have allowed teenagers to receive the covid vaccine without the permission of their parents. 51 year-old eric triano was found guilty on 7 counts. 7 of the 8 counts who's charged with that included criminal threats and illegal gun possession. we're now learning that a high school football coach who was shot earlier this week was trying to break up a fight at the school. investigators say it happened tuesday afternoon at the high school. they say the fight involved students in a group of unknown men. and that is when defensive coach cordinator joe past ronna stepped in before he got shot by suspects allegedly fired from a dark colored sedan as they drove away. the coach is now recovering from his injuries. police are still looking for those suspects. >> a warning tonight about a new type of fentanyl circulating around the bay area. the pills are called rainbow fentanyl and they are brightly colored and come in all types of shapes and sizes. berkeley police first found more than a pound of them duri

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. hopeful that police departments will do the right thing in voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going to, willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 5.35. and the chp is investigating a freeway shooting that injured someone in antioch. it happened in contra costa county on highway 4 near highway one, 60 around 05:30am, in the morning yesterday after the shooting, the car and the victim's car continued driving on highway 4 until the victim ended up crashing near hillcrest avenue. police say that the car that they're looking for where the shots came from. it's described as a dark colored bmw seen driving west. when officers got there, they found the person had been shot with non life threatening injuries to unclear what exactly led hp to that shooting so far nobody has been arrested. >> well, elsewhere in antioch, police seize 10,000 unlicensed p

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. this lawsuit will proceed either way. we're hopeful that police departments will do the right thing and voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> developing news this afternoon. the family of sophia mason's have filed a wrongful death claim against alameda county child protective services. the 8 year-old girl from hayward was found dead or said home back in march, beginning in january of 2021. alameda county received referrals, alleging sophia's mother physically abused her. the family's attorney says her firm is aware of complaints raised over alameda county cps. >> it's very clear that the county of alameda more so than any other county in the in the state is not investigating back coming in at much higher numbers than any other counties. >> her family says out of 7 referrals made to the agency 5 were no

. >> state senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature.voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 7.34, and the east bay. the chp is investigating a freeway shooting, though one person was injured in an antioch. this happened in contra costa county highway 4 near highway one, 16 was around 05:30am, in the morning yesterday. that this car was driving. another car came up and fire shots. this was on highway 4 and the victim ended % up crashing near hillcrest avenue. the suspect's car is described as a dark colored bmw last seen driving west. the chp arrived. they found the victim withonon life threatening gunshot wounds. it's not clear exactly what led up to this shooting. and so far nobody has been arrested. >> well, police in sees 10,000 illegal plants during a huge marijuana bust. they estimated it would have a street value of about swell. more than 7 mill

senator scott wiener has a stronger bill awaiting the governor's signature. that police departments will do the right thing in voluntarily on their own be proactive. >> what's stopping this egregious overreach of the government and if they're not going willing to do it, then stand in the we stand ready to do it for them. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, police in antioch sees 10,000 illegal plants during a huge marijuana bust. they estimate it had a street value of more than 7 million dollars. they also found more than $23,000 in cash and 6 firearms. according to police, this bus involved, 17 warrants served throughout the city. >> time is 8, 34 2 people are on the run in san leandro after a shootout between armed security guards at an illegal cannabis grown. police say the crime started out as a burglary and then intensified from their crawford says it may do explains. >> we knew that a couple people have been shot on adams then their pursuit still going on and illegal marijuana grow operation was the scene of a shootout in an extended police pursuit sunday

10, a man from san ramon was sentenced to probation for threatening san francisco state senator scott wiener. earlier this month, 51 year old eric triana was found guilty of a number of weapons charges. prosecutors say triana sent senator weiner threat that said, quote that's my kids without my permission and expect a visit from me and my rifle end quote. the senator was sponsoring a bill to allow minors over 15 to seek medical care or vaccines without parental consent. triana is also now banned from having guns or ammunition getting back now to the mass shooting at oakland's king estate campus. police say they are searching for two people who fired at least 30 shots yesterday. they don't know who the shooters are, but it appears they say the shooting was gang related. six adults were hurt during the shooting to remain in critical condition tonight. a third is expected. to be okay, and three other people have been released from the hospital. everyone injured does have ties to the campus, either students or employees. specifically three of those victims were taken to highland hospital in oakl

people that don't test at all and m pox there is inadequate testing and documented by senator scott wiener in his committee on (inaudible) they use the word. they mail still do monkey pox which is stigmatizing. what i am trying to say is we have no idea how much has spread because of the inaccurate testing and are mentioned at the time, little is in the notes. the things i'm trying to get across, that (inaudible) is often according to briefings on m pox i read, people have m pox and sti at the same time and they are not tested for m pox because they-(inaudible) but especially true outside community of men who have sex with men. the one thing which is accurate is women who are (inaudible) is accurate, (inaudible) has inaccuracies and misses my main point. thank you. >> thank you. those are all the hands up, commissioners. >> alright. thank you secretary morewitz. so, would it be appropriate to offer a amendment to reflect the callers corrections to the previous comments? >> yes, but i like to hesitate. these are not summaries of every word and that is really important for people to know. ot

monkeypox and the materials before hand, actually the materials before hand, scott wiener was talking about how drastically insufficient testing for m-pox and i'm saying m-pox to avoid the stigma for african american -- for africa and in africa. it happens at the same time as -- often usually transmissed infections and people won't be tested for m-pox especially in groups where the spread is not recognized like outside of gay, bi and queer men and many women have trouble getting testing and there needs to be widespread testing and there's an underestimate in the gay men, bi population and other men who have sex with men and who knows how much it is for those sexual and social network and even beyond. you might have seen all the people's -- there's a story in people and other sources -- >> allison, i'm sorry your time is up. [no audio] >> hi again. i heard you use moicron as a marker so i wanted to remind you how bad that peak was and not starting with a mask mandate is going to be worse. this time around we don't have a remote option for our students. so, those students i mentioned wi

planning on to make sure we can do things like local versions of state senator scott wiener sb10 and 50 theory ambitious and bring solutions. if we hope to make progress on affordable housing we have to think that big and creatively if we don't, the consequence of failure are immense we could lose state funding for transit and affordable housing and mroel control all together that will affect district 6 which is why i will be a champion for affordable house negligent board of supervisors. ms. bill keeper. why don't people say low income housing affordable housing is in the low income housing my people can barely afford to live in the sro's. barely afford a sfud i don't. so many people in san francisco are on disability. social security. ssi. what you call that un. am. can't nobody afford, you gotta have something set in place where they are allowed pay 30% of their income. apartments here in district 6 builders in district 6 or kondzo kondzos empty near years. we don't know the correct number of people who die on the street from fentanyl or from heroin or crack. we need to sit down a

planning on to make sure we can do things like local versions of state senator scott wiener sb10 and 50 theory ambitious and bring solutions. if we hope to make progress on affordable housing we have to think that big and creatively if we don't, the consequence of failure are immense we could lose state funding for transit and affordable housing and mroel control all together that will affect district 6 which is why i will be a champion for affordable house negligent board of supervisors. ms. bill keeper. why don't people say low income housing affordable housing is in the low income housing my people can barely afford to live in the sro's. barely afford a sfud i don't. so many people in san francisco are on disability. social security. ssi. what you call that un. am. can't nobody afford, you gotta have something set in place where they are allowed pay 30% of their income. apartments here in district 6 builders in district 6 or kondzo kondzos empty near years. we don't know the correct number of people who die on the street from fentanyl or from heroin or crack. we need to sit down a

san francisco state senator scott weiner who authored sb-866 chose not to put the measure up for a vote in the assembly before the legislative session ended stay senator wienermportant bills. thanks for joining us. thank you for having me senator. we know who was the population of teens that would have been allowed to decide on their own if they wanted a vaccine if this had become law. well first so i'll say that we're really disappointed that that this wasn't able to move forward. we didn't have enough boats in the assembly so it would have failed had we put it up for votes, but and this is not just about the covid vaccine. there are about a million teenagers in california who are not vaccinated for covid and a lot of them one. oh, i think we're having some issues with your wi-fi with your signal. i should say. i think you're frozen up. are we? rescuing this every account you're back. okay, i'm sorry. we're having a power outage so i have to lie. oh, no, please is is this just your building is this related to to the flex alerts that's going up or all right my apologies, but i think you are back with no. okay, great. my apologies. oh my no. no, please don't