the plan is to install cameras along shotwell. the video can then be used in future prosecutions. the city also plans to send dear john letters warning registered owners of cars repeatedly spotted in the neighborhood that it's a place where prostitution happens regularly. the lawsuit seeks an injunction forcing the city to clear shotwell street of prostitution and clear the streets around coronado park, where the news conference was held. of drug use, public intoxication and campers. it's also worth noting a copy of the lawsuit was distributed to the media by the same spokesperson that represents mayoral candidate mark farrell. the spokesperson says farrell is not connected to the lawsuit and says he has no comment on it. i asked lead plaintiff iman farahat, who is financing the lawsuit, and the spokesperson. he told me by phone. he doesn't feel comfortable discussing their finances. in san francisc. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. it has been more than three years since the january 6th capitol riot, but tonight there is new video of former house speaker nancy pelosi reacting

in addition to installing barriers, the plan is to install cameras along shotwell. the video can then be used in future prosecutions. the city also plans to send dear john letters warning registered owners of cars repeatedly spotted in the neighborhood that it's a place where prostitution happens regularly. the lawsuit seeks an injunction forcing the city to clear shotwell street of prostitution and clear the streets around coronado park, where the news conference was held. of drug use, public intoxication and campers. it's also worth noting a copy of the lawsuit was distributed to the media by the same spokesperson that represents mayoral candidate mark farrell. the spokesperson says farrell is not connected to the lawsuit and says he has no comment on it. i asked lead plaintiff ayman farahat, who is financing the lawsuit, and the spokesperson. he told me by phone he doesn't feel comfortable discussing their finances. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. a video that's gone viral shows just how out of control crime can get in some parts of oakland.

now, people living a block over on shotwell street say all the prostitution has migrated there and is here now with the latest details. >> louis. >> yes, this is almost exactly what residents on capp street were experiencing last year. and now, two blocks away, residents on shotwell say they're fed up and taking legal action against the city, claiming that after san francisco placed barriers on captured to stop prostitution, now illicit sex trade migrated to their block. residents on san francisco's shotwell street say they have reached a breaking point out of the mission. >> i mean, we have our kids coming over and, you know, friends and they have to see all this. it's embarrassing. i hope the city does something about it because i'm fed up. >> esperanza aparicio and her husband, reynaldo, are part of a group of san francisco residents who are pleading for the city to take action and stop the prostitution that takes over their streets at night. on wednesday, five residents announced they're suing the city. >> we had no other choice. >> these residents say they have tried everything.

but now residents on shotwell say all the prostitution is simply migrated to their block. live in studio with us now with the details. hi, louis. >> hi. >> yeah, this is almost exactly what residents on capp street were experiencing last year. and now, two blocks away, residents on shotwell say they're fed up and taking legal action against the city, claiming that after san francisco placed barriers on capp street to stop prostitution now illicit sex trade migrated to their block, residents on san francisco's shotwell street say they have reached a breaking point. human trafficking. >> we have our kids coming over and, you know, friends, and they have to see all this. it's embarrassing. just tired the city does something about it because i'm fed up. >> esperanza aparicio and her husband, reynaldo, are part of a group of san francisco residents who are pleading for the city to take action and stop the prostitution that takes over their streets at night. on wednesday, five residents announced they're suing the city. >> we had no other choice. >> these residents say they have

for the past year, people who live on shotwell street have been voicing their concerns about a surge of sex workers in the area, aiming for. kraut is the lead plaintiff in this lawsuit. he's also been one of the main organizers of efforts to push prostitution out of the neighborhood. the lawsuit seeks an injunction forcing the city to clear shotwell street of sex workers and clear the streets around coronado park of drug use. public intoxication and campers, some who have lived in the neighborhood for a long time, showed up to this news conference announcing that a lawsuit to cheer on the plaintiffs. they say they're tired of the streets being treated like a red light district. so if those people, powerful people, want prostitution, let it take it to the better neighborhood. pacific heights and in other neighborhoods that are up there, because we don't want that here. in response, the mayor's office released a three point plan to deter sex workers from shotwell street. it includes installing barriers similar to the ones on capp street. the mayor says the city will also install camera

but now residents on shotwell say all the prostitution is simply migrated to their block.he details. hi, louis. >> hi. >> yeah, this is almost exactly what residents on capp street were experiencing last year. and now, two blocks away, residents on shotwell say they're fed up and taking legal action against the city, claiming that after san francisco placed barriers on capp street to stop prostitution now illicit sex trade migrated to their block, residents on san francisco's shotwell street say they have reached a breaking point. human trafficking. >> we have our kids coming over and, you know, friends, and they have to see all this. it's embarrassing. just

this give me more shotwell flights on those routes. and more emissions overall. this is more likely to be the case for business travelers than those on holiday. and then most shotwell sites in europe don't have a chain alternative building. these would also add c o 2 emissions now. but it's really the long term we need to be looking at. because here's the thing about aviation. why don't accounts for less than 3 percent of overall emissions, right. so by 2050, it's predicted to pick up one quarter of the global coughing budgets. so one way or another we have to go to the emissions. the question is a band. so we to go, this is sort of again the western idea of freedom and democracy, your competition is very important. so this has been one of the key aspects of the construction of the european union. bonds is not, they don't really work and that's why you know, he is way, it's important that we work, you know more of a certain way this into is making trains more attractive, cheap, but it gets better connection simpler. booking systems. jackson, carol, seen on that o

today, the mayor's office announced changes including adding barriers and public safety cameras on shotwell. they plan to send out dear john warning letters to drivers seen cruising in the area to solicit sex workers. >>> all right, new covid vaccines arrived at bay area pharmacies, targeting the variance that helped with a summer surge. vaccinations rates dropped it is crucial with those with weakened immune systems. if you are a parent. parents are getting so burned out in the united states it is becoming a public health concern. the surgeon general issued an advisory today in fact, detailing how parents spend more hours working compared to 40 years ago. they also spend more hours caring for their children. according to the advisory, nearly half of the importants reported that most days their stress is completely overwhelming, the demands are coming at the cost of quality time with one's partner, sleep and leisure time. the advisory calls for better access to paid family leave, improving childcare and education and investing more in mental health care. kelsi thorud is talking to stressed

shotwell flights? i'm losing smoke. the combinations. please use commercial roots in your boss with an off of the shows the flight to be measured in buffalo not takes only an hour and a half. and when you add the time it takes to get to the airport till security, the entire thing can take much longer than the trade. in fact, one thought of the busiest sites within your own can be done by train and on to 6 hours. yet 1800000 people fly just between the 2 spanish cities each. each passenger that flies even economy is responsible for up to 8 times more emissions and they wouldn't be if they had taken the treatment of coastline. freedom cause can create many times more than the us, and one person picks up the space and emissions that could be shed by many. let's see what a slide costs from london to vienna next week. it's 25 new rows. that's nothing. and no, it doesn't train the cheapest ticket for next week is 323 rows. are you come down in a 2nd to me the slice being so cheap is actually part of a deliberate design. we identified with 14 d

people living along shotwell street are now suing the city. they say, after ... work crackdown over on capp street. everyone just moved over to shotwell and law enforcement didn't come with them. state officials responding to the suit saying they want to install new barriers and cameras in the area. okay. time now for a look at your forecast. this morning. here's jessica. >>>daytime highs today are a lot cooler compared to yesterday. we finally have 80s all throughout the santa clara valley. a return to the 80s. ossoff into concord and walnut creek. this afternoon. it's spots like livermore and antioch that still have some low 90s, but right around the corner those spots are also going to cool down. heading into this weekend's forecast. here's what's happening as we head into the weekend we get a nice cooldown all throughout the bay area. you'll notice it anywhere from san francisco, where we're sitting in the 60s today, all the way up into the north bay, where we already have cooler weather this afternoon near santa rosa and novato, both sitting in the 80s. now,

people living along shotwell street are now suing the city. they say after a sex work crackdown over on cap street. everyone just moved over to shotwell and law enforcement didn't come with them. city officials responded to the suit saying they want to install new barriers and cameras along shotwell street. >>> okay. let's head over to oakland right now. that's where prosecutors have dismissed all charges against one of the suspects connected to the deadly shooting of oakland police officer tuan lee. marquice cooper was facing burglary charges and three other men have been charged with murder and are expected to stand trial. lee was killed back in december while he was responding to a burglary at a cannabis business. he was working undercover in an unmarked car at the time. >>> well, staying in oakland where the governor's office is claiming that the chp crackdown on crime is paying off big time. over the past six months, chp officers have arrested more than 800 people and they've seized 81 illegal guns and recovered more than 1600 stolen cars

neighbors living on and near shotwell street in san francisco say while the street looks peaceful during the daytime, at night, it's another story. neighbors have photos showing what they say are sex workers, drunks and people urinating in public. now some of those neighbors have banded together and filed a lawsuit tuesday against the city. >> i'm not going to go into the specifics. the main point that we're claiming, and we were contending is that there are laws on the books, and if anybody had done what the city is doing, they would be in deep trouble. the lawsuit says, in part, that the city acted unlawfully by permitting prostitution and solicitation to occur on shotwell, and that the city failed in its duty to maintain safe conditions on the city's streets. >> neighbors say they've complained for years and haven't seen any real action. >> it's like the dog and pony show, and with the city, with the prostitution, with the johns, with the pimps. everybody. right. the city attorney's office released a short statement in response saying, quote, once we are served with the lawsuit, we wi

the group lives on shotwell street in the inner mission neighborhood.his morning, they announced their lawsuit, which they filed in state court. the neighbors say they've asked the city for years to take action on issues such as violence, homelessness and sex workers in the area. >> shotwell is a slow street and narrow. the neighborhood consists of families with children and small businesses. to have a parade of jones and young women with little clothes on, walking along sidewalks are not the sight that a community wants to see in the neighborhood. >> the shotwell neighbors say sex workers moved to their street over the past year, after the city put up traffic barriers to deter sex work on capp street. just a couple of blocks away. the city has not yet commented on this lawsuit. across the bay in coming weeks, expect a surge in law enforcement in oakland targeting human trafficking along international boulevard. several blocks of international are known as the blade. people who live and work in the area say sex workers have been a frequent site for year

illegal activity fester along shotwell street, and they hope this new legal action will lead to some real change. >> ktvu is christian captain live tonight in the city and christian, how bad do these neighbors say it actually gets out there? >> yeah, neighbors say in the daytime the neighborhood is fine, but they say after dark they see prostitutes, drunks and other illegal activity move in neighbors living on and near shotwell street in san francisco say while the street looks peaceful during the daytime, at night, it's another story. neighbors have photos showing what they say are sex workers, drunks and people urinating in public. now, some of those neighbors have banded together and filed a lawsuit tuesday against the city. >> i'm going to go into the specific the main point that we're claiming and we were contending is that there are laws on the books, and if anybody had done what the city is doing, they would be in deep trouble. >> the lawsuit says, in part, that the city acted unlawfully by permitting prostitution and solicitation to occur on shotwell, and that the city failed

shotwell slides, i'm losing smoke, the combinations of that class. please use commercial roots in your boss with an off of the shows the flight to be measured and busted on optics. only an hour and a half. and when you add the time it takes to get to the airport, tell security the entire thing can take much longer than the trade. in fact, one thought of the busiest sites within your own can be done by train and on to 6 hours. yet 1800000 people fly just between the 2 spanish cities each. each passenger that slides even economy is responsible for up to 8 times more emissions and they wouldn't be if they had taken the training. of course line freedom. cars can create many times more than the us, and one person picks up the space and emissions that could be shed by many. let's see what a slide costs from london to vienna next week. it's 25 new rows. that's nothing. and no, it doesn't train the cheapest ticket for next week is 323 was i have gone down a 2nd to me the slice being so cheap is actually part of a deliberate design. we identified with 14 diff

well, now people who live a block or so over on shotwell street say all that prostitution has just movedr there. five residents announced the lawsuit yesterday. they say they've tried everything from marches to protest the illicit sex trade to confronting pimps and sex workers outside of their homes. >> and we ask you to leave right as she turned around and she sprayed me with mace and my eyes were all burnt. >> it's embarrassing. i hope the city does something about it because i'm fed up. >> the mayor's office responded to the lawsuit, promising new barriers on shotwell street to block drivers who are looking for sex workers. also, new public safety cameras and continued enforcement by sfpd. >> more progress is being made in the crackdown on organized retail theft here in the bay area and across the state. california attorney general rob bonta is expected to announce new charges against multiple suspects later this morning in santa cruz. bonta's office has made combating retail theft a priority in recent months. earlier this month, governor newsom signed ten new bills into law to combat

. >> neighbors living on and near shotwell street in san francisco say while the street looks peaceful during the daytime, at night, it's another story. neighbors have photos showing what they say are sex workers, drunks and people urinating in public. now, some of those neighbors have banded together and filed a lawsuit tuesday against the city. >> i'm going to go into the specifics. the main point that we're claiming, and we were contending is that there are laws on the books, and if anybody had done what the city is doing, they would be in deep trouble. >> the lawsuit says, in part, that the city acted unlawfully by permitting prostitution and solicitation to occur on shotwell, and that the city failed in its duty to maintain safe conditions on the city's streets. neighbors say they've complained for years and haven't seen any real action. >> it's like the dog and pony show, and with the city, with the prostitution, with the johns, with the pimps. everybody. right. the city attorney's office released a short statement in response saying, quote, once we are served with the lawsuit, w

claim the city's efforts to crack down on prostitution has only moved the problem over to nearby shotwell street. so now they're suing to enforce laws against sex trafficking. some of the plaintiffs who wanted to remain anonymous spoke to us today. >> and the sex workers would check in with one of our neighbors that they were called pimps and they would shoot all of us. so you know, you're seeing that firsthand. i got to be scared. >> reporter: and today the city is proposing changes like adding barriers and public safety cameras as well as dear john letters. targeting owners of cars soliciting for sex. >>> still ahead it's a water ruling. the question about how water is impacting the environment. >> and people were turning on high-capacity wells to the dry stream. >>> and they vote to authorize a strike and what they're demanding. >>> three years ago there were growing questions about the affects of ground water pumping in the environment. local officials are being ordered to put more thought into issuing permits for new wells. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: surface water and gro

dark they see prostitutes, drunks and other illegal activity move in neighbors living on and near shotwell in san francisco say while the street looks peaceful during the daytime, at night, it's another story. neighbors have photos showing what they say are sex workers, drunks and people urinating in public. now, some of those neighbors have banded together and filed a lawsuit tuesday against the city. >> i'm going to go into the specific the main point that we're claiming and we were contending is that there are laws on the books, and if anybody had done what the city is doing, they would be in deep trouble. >> the lawsuit says, in part, that the city acted unlawfully by permitting prostitution and solicita

will now people living a block over or so on shotwell street say all the prostitution has migrated therets announced their lawsuit yesterday and they say they've tried everything from marches to protest the illicit sex trade to confronting pimps and sex workers outside their home. >> and we ask you to leave right as she turned around and she sprayed me with mace and my eyes were all burnt. it's embarrassing. >> i hope the city does something about it because i'm fed up. >> the mayor's office responded to the lawsuit, promising new barriers on shotwell street to block drivers looking for sex workers. also, new public safety cameras and continued enforcement by sfpd. >> more progress being made in the crackdown on organized retail theft here in the bay area and across the state. california attorney general rob bonta is expected to announce new charges against multiple suspects later this morning in santa cruz. bonta's office has made combating retail theft a priority in recent months. earlier this month, governor newsom signed ten new bills into law to combat retail crime and the sale of s

and then most shotwell sites in europe don't have a chain alternative building. these would also add c o, 2 emissions now. but it's really the long term we need to be looking at. because here's the thing about aviation. why didn't accounts for less than 3 percent of the overall emissions, right. so by 2050 is predicted to pick up one quarter of the global carbon budgets . so one way or another we have to go to emissions. the question is benz the way to go. this is sort of again, the western idea of freedom and democracy, a competition to same or that this has been one of the key aspects of the construction of the european union. bonds is not they don't really work. and that's why you know, he is way it's important that we work in, i'm almost certain way this into is making trains more attractive, cheap but it gets better connection simpler. booking systems tax and co seen on that on slides. and there isn't need for your reply to porch, so this doesn't backfire for the moment. short old bands essentially useful because this and they, they show that the government

district are now suing the city, accusing city leaders of letting illegal activity fester along shotwell street. the lawsuit says that the city failed in its duty to maintain safe conditions on its streets. neighbors released photos showing what they say are sex workers, drunks and people urinating in public. they say they've complained now for years and haven't seen any real action. in point that we're claiming and they were contending is that there are laws on the books. >> and if anybody had done what the city is doing, they would be in deep trouble. >> now the city attorney's office released a statement in response saying, quote, once we are served with a lawsuit, we will review the complaint and respond appropriately. today, the mayor's office unveiled a new plan to address prostitution in that area. mayor breed's plan calls for barriers similar to those that were installed on capp street, among other measures. all right. the oakland ballers just hit a major milestone in the team's effort to get the community involved and invested. we'll tell you about e is it possible to count on m

so we're going to be returning to the dance as in just a shotwell, but let's leave nairobi for a 2nd to see what's happening in the heart of africa. congo, the country has been home to legendary music artists like pop a when, but i'm finally a cooper and now they've a new roof in town, tingling below to me up to the 2 chests. a base group produces some familiar applicant sounds, but use of unfamiliar instruments. like the tunnel before, remember he will, these guys make the instruments from scrap and the result is something that you go the one months trust is another man's treasure, or in this case, a musical instrument can shift. some music group can go look in the alta, makes music with things they find all the streets of the mega city. caustic buffaloes attendance resigned the same as a single string to tom made from a 10. com and the congress of the no tv such as a bass drum buffet, i can just tell you there's a trend in contrast to knowing that we're musicians a go look. but they're also visual artists who make costumes out of trash cans collected in the streets. would be the on

. >> reporter: the city is proposing adding barriers and public safety cameras on shotwell as well as what they call dear john letters targeting the owners of cars seen cruising in the area. >> on to a live look at the state capitol. today, the assembly voted to pass sb-1047 also known as the artificial intelligence safety bill. now this bill introduced by san francisco state senator scott wiener requires cutches with $100 million to come up with safety measures to make sure the technology does not cause any serious harm to society. also, this bill has long been villaified by london breed and pelosi and wealthiest names in silicone valley who say it will stimy invasion in the budding industry. on the other hand, other big names like elon musk come out in support of this bill. governor newsom has not said if he will sign it. >>> another ongoing battle just wrapped up today as well as allstate just got the green light to raise its home insurance rates by an average of 34%. that is effecting an estimated 350,000 people across the state. beginning with their bill after november 7th. >> th

police arrested 30 people in a prostitution enforcement sting operation where they took place along shotwell street and south van ness avenue for eight days. police say 17 of those arrests were people caught paying for sexual acts while the rest accepted money for sexual acts. >>> and alameda county district attorney just announced enhanced charges in a child sexual abuse case. involving a swim coach accused of molesting six children. he's accused of molesting six children he was hired to teach. he said they reported to berkeley police that they touched two children inappropriately and during the investigation, officers found more victims all under the age of 10. and police say the abuse happened between november of 2023 and july of 2024. if convicted of those enhanced charges, livingston could face a life sentence. >>> this is a very difficult case and a very harmful case to these families, to our community. it's certainly a betrayal of trust by someone who was trusted to care for a child. >> the governor's office is touting more progress with the crackdown on crime in oakland. chp officers

según el reporte, agentes respondieron a una alerta entre las calles 20 y shotwell.e le brindaron primeros auxilios, pero falleció a sus heridas y fue declarado muerto en el lugar. si tiene información, se le pide que contacte al número que estamos viendo. es el 4, 15, 575, 44 44. el incendio ha consumido más de 402.000 acres en los condados de plumas y tehama. la cantidad de personas que están trabajando para pagarlo supera ya las 6600. quienes están siendo apoyadas en con maquinaria pesada como 154 camiones cisternas y también 196 tractores. en cuanto a la contención, esta ya alcanzó el 34%. vamos a ver este mapa que nos permite tener una idea del terreno que abarca este siniestro, que además ya ha destruido más de 630 estructuras, ha dejado considerables daños en otras 49 es que las altas temperaturas, las condiciones secas y los vientos han afectado el trabajo de los bomberos. pero así como han crecido las llamas, también ha crecido la muestra de solidaridad entre afectados, entre ellos un hombre quien reside en el área de forest ranch en el condado de butte, se

so the future, any comics the right way to deal with that is not to shotwell. and then we have to say bill security, but to pick one stuff up, raise your own productivity, train your people, get to a point where you can compete. i'm sorry, it's up to just to cut you off, but the time is, is against us. i want to have one last time from arena. are you optimistic about the future arena? can the huge reductions and pull this he brought about by globalization and imperfect though it was the, the old world or the continue without says, i think it's always possible to be up to mistake about the future. um, especially it's, it depends who's viewing this kind of future. if we look at the coal for alternative anything, alternative, finance sources, alternate to payment systems, there is a demand for an economy, but presents all advocates for different menus. and if we were just to, to look at, at a chinese learning, there's an example or in those lines as an example of it's, it's, it's interesting to note that in the long run, maybe they're not as cheap as i'm a single

there is has at least 2 people who are in the isolation for shotwell, of constructed dividers. they say the patients flew in from the united out of amulets. sweden reported its 1st case on thursday. the recent impulse outbreak of the more deadly variant started in democratic republic of congo last year and spread to neighboring countries about the house organizations declared a global public health emergency. as we do not recommend a closure for this, we do not watch the closure of borders and we will be putting out speak a temporary recommendations to countries from the emergency committees. it's about knowing that you have it knowing what to look for, knowing how to separate each other and, and to, to do proper contact tracing and not being afraid. so there's always a balance, but not things that have terrified it's bull, a manager of shopping down the infection, so that those who almost at risk from severe illness, the young being as depressed dodge, get. in fact, that's really what we're talking about. slugs across the doesn't have force tens of thousands of people from vil

so right now i solution in for shotwell, of consent to the virus. they say the patients flew in from the u, a e suite and look forward to the 1st case on thursday. the reason the influx outbreak of the more deadly variant started in democratic republic of congo last year and it spreads to neighboring countries. the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency come a hide or has more from this lemma, but a 3 passenger were coming from the united arab emirates were stopped. godfrey showered at board afterwards, the head of the cartridge that issued a statement saying that the 3 were carrying the same dems through of god's have been confirmed. do have the and bulked wider. the 3rd one, i've got the rating. that the dollars which i've been sent to the nation is geared over here and it's all about. so the national, combined and operation center i have gloss has already issued. i know why is it a, to ensure all preparedness in the face of this new thread? and i did gm fox. uh. why did it go at the moment? uh, doors, the case is

to go. shylock is on his way to the former residents of his grandfather, ss 1st officer of either shotwell, this building was the headquarters of the commander of the security police and of the security service. later the special command, a $1005.00 operated from here to us and then if it gets installed at the end, this was also the headquarters for communication with the union, right? so while the organization of executions, ghetto, evictions and so on, were plan that we carried out here to work. your football, shy locks responsibility included the an off sky labor camp where up to $15000.00 prisoners warren turned and subjected to arbitrary cruelty to entertain their tormentors. a camp orchestra even had to play for hours until their fingers bled. ok, so i just want to go through that as an officer. i think he was somewhere in the middle command level or a little below is the candidate goals and come off one of the big leaders who nissan photo from which he was responsible for many, many crimes at one of the functions well and the system could see that for to me at the shylock was respon