safe haven and was hosting thousands of charity events and is very much part of the fabric of the soma neighborhood. the san francisco eagle is an international beacon for the leather community, but i also want to add in appreciation of ms. watson's comments that it is shocking that as many lgbtq businesses that have been in the city over the last 70 or 80 years and landmark designations and none are in the soma district. and take that seriously and lost so many lgbtq icons and businesses and the eagle could use that support right now. and thank you for your comment, ben. next speaker please. >> hi, my name is tammy martin. i am the first and current miss san francisco eagle. and i would just like to say that i am giving my support in this and among not only the land mart and safe haven and fundraising and numerous fundraisings and nonprofits and organizations throughout san francisco. and i just feel that the eagle contributed so much to the lgbt and leather community to make this still safe and welcomed and loved. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i am a queer event organizer in sa

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this is new video just into the newsroom, police say two people were hit at second mission in soma around 4:00 this afternoon. the driver took off on foot. officers found him a short distance away and detained him. the area is still shut down as police investigate. >>> for the first time in santa clara county, first responders roll up their sleeves for covid- 19 vaccines and we are live with new information about who is next. [ event concluded ] we clearly are not of out of the woods. >> it's official and it's real, the clubhouse sign has been removed. we will have that story coming up. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this new year's eve. >> in our top story tonight, saying farewell to 2020. for thousands of people in the bay area, the year has been a total nightmare and they are ready to kiss it goodbye. >> we show you what they want to leave behind. >> reporter: would typically end the year with booms and bands along the san francisco waterfront. thanks to covid, we can't have fireworks either but that doesn't mean we can't have some fun. i'm sitting on up shop on the emba

this happened about 4:00 this afternoon at second and mission streets in the soma district. joe vazquez takes us through the moments leading up to that crash. >> reporter: a san francisco police source tells me this crash happened after a car theft suspect sped through a red light, smashed into another car and then began spinning wildly through the intersection. as the car spun, the police source says it smashed into two women walking in the cross walk and sent them flying. one woman died immediately. the other was rushed to the hospital where she died. the driver tried to leave the scene, but was quickly arrested. police officers placing a man in cuffs. the suspected hit-and-run driver was in a stolen car at the time and that he was on parole for robbery. >> it was horrific. i mean, two people losing their lives just walking down the street on new year's eve. it's unimaginable how devastating it is. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisor matt haney has been working on making the traffic flow of city streets safer. he says there is work to be done. >> i'm glad they caught t

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we're live in soma for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> let's take you out live to all kinds of places in the bay area. you have some clear skies except for maybe the golden gate bridge. it was certainly cold and foggy this morning. our meteorologist kari hall tracking when the next batch of rain will come in. good morning. >> good morning. we have seen the rain every other day in the forecast as we take a look at our visibility. that's been the issue throughout the morning, especially in parts of the north bay where it is still pretty hard to see around napa. visibility around to a quarter of a mile and a mile and a quarter in nevada. it is improving in some places. we take a look outside in walnut creek where now the clouds have parted and we're getting some sunshine. take a look at the low clouds and the fog that we're seeing huddling up with the buildings there in san francisco. and, so, in some parts of the city you are seeing some clear skies. temperatures today will stay in the mid-50s for the inland east bay, reaching into the upper 50s for parts of the north bay with santa ros

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some trees and some power lines still a little blustery in spots out there now 29 of little 33 in soma 24 now in san francisco and 25 mile an hour winds mill valley overnight tonight, those winds will begin to subside somewhat but it's going to take some time we head toward the midnight hour just shortly thereafter still see some gusty winds in the north they at least over the mountain tops and then after midnight tonight things begin to calm down into early tomorrow morning so that's the key were waiting those winds to calm down then the temperatures will be a nice day tomorrow but after that we really cool things down as we get to friday. here we go we start talking about some rain and some much cooler temperatures maybe as much as 20 degrees colder by friday. i just love saying that i love that showers we needed all right, thank you lawrence coming up new direction for the republican party, what the future of the gop may look like. >>after trump leaves the white house. also how people in palm beach florida ar >>i think it's bad karma. >>always florida residents reacting to president

>>to create 3 new large scale vaccination sites will be set up at the moscone center in the soma districty college of san francisco in the sunnyside neighborhood and sf market in the bayview people, 65 and older in the city may have to wait a little longer than those in other counties we have between 80 to 90,000 frontline health care workers in the city. >>so that here is bigger for than it is for other counties in this state, the large number of frontline health care workers in the city's only one obstacle to expanding a vaccine rollouts to other eligible groups the vaccine doses we have received. >>remain limited. >>we're ready for more doses we need more doses we're asking for more doses. mayor breed says the city is going through vaccine doses as quickly as it can she also says that the city has the proper infrastructure to distribute 10,000 day as long as there are enough to go around the locations are not the problem. >>is this a plot. and if that supply significantly increases our facilities will be ready to exceed this ball in hand handle as much vaccine as we receive from the st

my name is [inaudible] at soma playas. bessie students tend to see traumatic things just walking to school each thing, so in this community, we already now that young people are already faced with a lot of trauma in their home and their community. when you add in the pandemic, it has been hard to provide services, so i just urge you to support this today, and thank you so much. >> clerk: for your comment. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is connie ford, and i also serve on the soma stabilization committee and have for a long time. i just want to remind chair haney and supervisors safai and mar that these funds were provided from a development on potrero hill, and they have been providing are the program with -- providing the program with funds ever since. i'm speaking as a proud grandmother whose granddaughter attends bessie carmichael and has for the last six years. she's going to supposedly graduate, whatever that means, during the spring. so i urge your support for this very vital program in a very important area. t

>>to create 3 new large scale vaccination will be set up at the moscone center in the soma district city college of san francisco in the sunnyside neighborhood and sf market in the bayview people, 65 and older and the city may have to wait a little longer than those in other counties we have between 80 to 90,000 frontline health care workers in the city. >>so that here is bigger for us than it is for other counties in this state, the large number of frontline health care workers in the city's only one obstacle to expanding a vaccine rollouts to other eligible groups the vaccine doses we have received. >>remain limited. >>we're ready for more doses we need more doses we're asking for more doses. mayor breed says the city is going through vaccine doses as quickly as it can she also says the city has the proper infrastructure to distribute 10,000 day as long as there are enough to go around the locations are not the problem. >>is this a plot. and if that supply significantly increases our facilities will be ready to exceed this ball in hand handle as much vaccine as we receive from the stat

safe haven and was hosting thousands of charity events and is very much part of the fabric of the somaborhood. the san francisco eagle is an international beacon for the leather community, but i also want to add in appreciation of ms. watson's comments that it is shocking that as many lgbtq businesses that have been in the city over the last 70 or 80 years and landmark designations and none are in the soma district. and take that seriously and lost so many lgbtq icons and businesses and the eagle could use that support right now. and thank you for your comment, ben. next speaker please. >> hi, my name is tammy martin. i am the first and current miss san francisco eagle. and i would just like to say that i am giving my support in this and among not only the land mart and safe haven and fundraising and numerous fundraisings and nonprofits and organizations throughout san francisco. and i just feel that the eagle contributed so much to the lgbt and leather community to make this still safe and welcomed and loved. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i am a queer event organizer in san fran

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from

i am the owner-operator of a lounge in soma. first of all i want to thank supervisor haney for hear heading this meeting it's mush appreciated. we desperately node help and referrals are not enough. i can't even begin to think how much money i owe at this point and what i'm going to do when it starts to come due. out of the designing we need to have outdoor dining available asap. one other request is to have concrete cry ter why for shut down orders and just more transparent so everyone knows what it doesn't and perception right now and two days is not enough to wind down the restaurant and that's all for now. thank you so much for listening and for all the support. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, madam clerk and members of the board of supervisors. my name is jeremy lee, vice president of the democratic club. i want to speak today just to comment on just how much chinatown has been devastated by the pandemic and did the artist for new asia that will

locations will be city college, mass kone in soma, and sf market in the bay view. they will only open if the city gets enough vaccines. >> in contra costa county, they have administered 36,000 doses at nearly two dozen vaccination sites. the county also has another 33,000 shots on the way. leaders say their efforts take time, more staffing, and more vaccines. >> this is going to take some time. we're at the beginning of the biggest public health immunization campaign in history. in contra costa county is ready for that challenge. we ask that everyone be patient. >> in an effort to help clear up some of the confusion, we reached out to several health care providers to see who they are vaccinating right now. stanford began booking yesterday. it's a small group. 75 and older. you must live in santa clara or san mateo counties. sutter health is making appointments for people older than 75. kaiser has limited appointments for people 65 and older who can try to secure a slot. we checked with john muir health. vaccinations begin for the 75 and older groupon january 25th.

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from

. >> tucker: also they are nesta's eyes soma, and netflix. i'm comfy, let it happen. hard -- i'm not a conspiracy theorist in any way, but we just had nine months of locked down and it made people increasingly dependent on digital technology companies. it then it turns out that they can withhold the love if they want. maybe there is no connection, but it's kind of amazing, isn't it? because there's absolutely a connection. when twitter spent months and months banning legitimate science that argued against lockdown, now suddenly my brilliant governor andrew cuomo has had this amazing revelation that, maybe lockdowns hurt people. you know, there's clearly a connection. there's a connection to them operating the underwriting story to undermine the election. my message to jack dorsey is, he may be a billionaire, and he may be frolicking on the outs beyonce and jay-z, i'm just a journalist. there's millions of americans like me who are not going to sit back and take this beer >> tucker: totally right. i hate to judge people's parenting, it's hard to be a parent, hard to ta

i was born and raised in the tenderloin and i moved back and fourth between here and soma. i'm in school for urban planning at san francisco state university because i want to be a education planner and i want to serve on the cac because i watched my district change, be gentrified and i walked down the street and i see some of the wealthy 69twealthiest parts of n francisco next to the poor parts. i want to serve on the cac because i believe in centers racial and social equity where community voices are leading this process. when i was 18-years-old i was hired by the community network to be a pedestrian safety coordinator where i worked on the fulsome street scaping project for two years and that brings much needed biking infrastructure for the neighborhood and that was just recently passed by the city last year and that my last few years i was there transit organizer where we were worked on a campaign with the goal (inaudible). a campaign that was successfully one this year with the support of the board of supervisors to not include fares on working class people so for the

the second in the soma district. the third at the san francisco market. >> we are not sitting on any vaccines. they're all moving out the door. >> on monday, we introduced you to tech ceo david freeburg. after our stories, san francisco dph contacted him. >> encouraged to hear the city, one of the things i mentioned to them, put out a big number. san francisco needs to be 8,000 doses a day to hit 1% of the population every day, which is what will get us out of the pandemic. >> do you believe a target of 10,000 doses could be achieved under this specific model with these health care providers? >> it is unclear what the health care providers themselves are planning to do to hit those numbers. san francisco is not taking responsibility for hitting numbers, they're setting a goal and expecting private health care providers to achieve that goal. >> to expedite the process, they suggest for the city to take on the vaccination distribution. and to let people do all of the paperwork online. >> you can walk in, get a shot, ge

days after 27-year-old hanako abe was killed at second and mission just blocks away from her home in soma. another woman yet to be identified was also killed. the driver was troy mcalister, allegedly under the influence, and police say he just committed a burglary. boudin says he chose to refer his cases to state parole agents. >> jackie, we're all disappointed in the outcome, of course. the outcome is horrific. we're all taking a close look at what might have been done differently that could have possibly prevented this. and what changes we can make going forward. it's certainly too late for the two women who died and for their families. >> reporter: hanako's boyfriend jason mayes saying he couldn't imagine 2020 being any worse and then he had to confirm the body. the world is not the same without her in it. jason's post he writes her family is facing existing medical conditions and that she was helping them financially. now her friends are trying to raise $60,000 so her family can come to the u.s. and bring her home to japan n. san francisco, jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >>> federal

about the memory of her daughter, hanako, one of two people killed as she walked in a crosswalk in the soma district of san francisco on new year's eve. >> i'm actually shaking right now, still talking about and thinking about what happened. >> reporter: that from han a's close friend in tokyo. currently as the memorial for hana grows in san francisco, this man, 45-year-old troy mcalester, is behind bars in connection with hana and another woman's death. police believe mcallister, who is on parole for robbery, was trying to make a get away, crashed into another car, and that car hit and killed hana and another woman. there are questions as to why mcallister wasn't behind bars due to his past crimes, but family and friends are focused on han a'sa's memory. >> the main thing that she wants to tell everyone about hanako is that even when she came across some adversities in her life or on some difficult days, she would still always smile. >> it's very hard to come to terms that something like this could have happen to such a wonderful person. she's always made time for her friends and she did n

then hit the 2 women in the car with that car in the soma district killing them. police said mcallister was driving under the influence at the time of the crash. officers say they also found a handgun handgun and drugs inside and continuing our coverage, san francisco district attorney jason bourdain is facing intense criticism, including calls that he resign because of that fatal crash with gains critics placed the blame for the crash on his office because mcallister had been arrested and released a number of times since being placed on parole back in april. >>tonight the district attorney ernie is responding to that criticism in a series of tweets putting says quote, although of course no one predicted this tragedy it is true that my office and other justice partners could have done things differently which might have avoided this terrible outcome. we are focused on 3 things moving forward holding mister mcallister accountable for the harm that he caused supporting the victims families and working internally in our own office and along with other justice partner

we know after he won the election, he renegotiated, he froze 11 bri projects renegotiated all them soma process. both of those countries had re- thanks, rethinks because china was too omnipresent, too pervasive in those two countries. the point i'm flagging here is how long is it going to be for other countries have similar moments or malaysia moments. that is my take away on china. over estimated. now the united states i find to be underappreciated. i say that not just as an american, but empirically if you look at the american footprint across the region. now we have our challenges too, believe me we have lots of them here at home. we have them in the region two. and one of the big challenges in the region i would argue is public diplomacy. southeast asian don't have a very good sense of what the united states contributes to the region or the activities the americans are undertaking in the region. education and some countries like malaysia i don't want it known. malaysia does a lot with united states in the military security room but don't want to talk about same with indonesia. don't

the second at the center in the soma district and the third at the san francisco market in the bay view. >> we are not sitting on any vaccines. they are all moving out the door. >> reporter: on monday, we introduced you to tech ceo david freeberg after our stories san francisco dph contacted him. >> the city one of the things i mentioned to them put out a big number. san francisco needs to be at 8,000 doses a day to hit 1% of our population which is what we will get us out of the pandemic. >> 10,000 doses a day could be achieved with these health care providers. >> unclear what the health care providers themselves are planning to do to hit those numbers. san francisco is not taking responsibility for hitting those numbers. they're setting a goal and then expecting the health care providers to achieve that goal. >> reporter: to expedite the process freeberg also suggested for the city to take on the vaccination distribution and to let people do all the paperwork online. >> you can walk in and get a shot and get out within five minutes. >> reporter: the city announced a version of that pl

we have new details this morning on the deadly new year's eve hit and run crash in san francisco's soma district. police now say the person who hit and killed two women in a crosswalk on thursday is 45-year-old troy mcallister who was out of prison on parole. officers say mcallister was driving a stolen car under the influence of drugs and alcohol with a gun and methamphetamines with him at the time. he was chased by witnesses until police got to him. he was released from prison in april and remained free despite several other arrests in the city in recent months. >>> this morning work on the san francisco giant's mission rock project of the future is finally starting to take shape. according to the chronicle, the first concrete was poured last month for the space in china basin park across from the ballpark. originally a marshland, the parking lot will transform into this modern green shoreline park with two housing towers and office buildings. it has been in the works since 2008. now full steam ahead towards a hopeful completion date at the end of 2022. >>> and in the east bay a famil

it is always filled with tons of security, frank, but this time there will be soma each security that nobody will be able to move around the district of columbia. and that's really not what we want to see in a democracy. but this is the hand that we've been dealt. this is the one we have to play and hopefully the better angels of our nature will emerges americans that we could go forward and put this episode behind them. as for the impeachment of president trump, brian said he doesn't think that the senate will have enough republican votes to convict him. president elect joe biden received a briefing today on the security plans for his inauguration, which is under threats of violence. thousands of national guard members are being deployed, and we're starting to see remarkable images of national guard members sleeping on the floors, the marble floors of the u. s. capitol building box news rich heads and reports now on there. mission to protect elected officials. hundreds of national guard troops camping out in the halls of congress wednesday, just some of the 20,000 members who will be

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we have new details this morning on the deadly new year's eve hit and run crash in san francisco's soma district. police now say the person who hit and killed two women in a crosswalk on thursday is 45-year-old troy mccallister who was out of prison on parole. officers say mcallister was driving a stolen car under the influence of drugs and alcohol with a gun and methamphetamines with him at the time. he was chased by witnesses until police got to him. he remained free despite other arrests in the city in recent months. >>> this morning work on the san francisco giant's mission rock project of the future is finally starting to take shape. according to the chronicle, the first concrete was poured last month for the space in china basin park across from the ballpark. originally a marshland, the parking lot will transform now into this modern green shoreline park with two housing towers and office buildings. it has been in the works since 2008. now full steam ahead towards a hopeful completion date at the end of 2022. >>> and in the east bay a family of oscar grant gathered at the fruit va

the remote village of kamau in eastern syria yarn it was here that a man soma reka marah as she walked to primary school thing he proposed to impress the food he went to talk to my parents they asked me what i thought and i told them you have no money to send me to school so let me get married. before being me as an award. she only accepted she says because a family needed the dowry money now the 16 year old regret the decision she doesn't want to sisters to make the same mistake as. i tell them don't follow in my footsteps listen to me don't get married so young go to school. we've family struggling in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic child marriage is on the rise again many parents view the practice as normal but they do not fear. their children for them it's probably like this is possibly one of the better investments and better things that i could do for my child to ensure that i. do something that will ensure that she has security. sirrah leone's 1st lady that amanda deal is working to change this mindset with her campaign hands off our girls child doesn't give consent to

now that hit-and-run took place in soma. the driver 45-year-old troy mcalister, a parolee charged with driving under the influence, and according to police had just committed burglary. the parolee was arrested just days before. some in the city are saying not enough was done to keep mcalister behind bars. an online petition circulate to go recall chesa boudin and hire an investigative journalist to look into his office as well as his office's approach. the numbers are rising. addressing the decision to keep mcalister out of jail. >> all of us did what we could, took action to intervene and to prevent the criminal conduct that so tragically cost two lives on new year's eve. obviously what we did was not enough. >> reporter: and right now we are in contact with the district attorney's office and are waiting to hear more about when mcalister could appear in court. he's facing a number of charges including voluntary manslaughter, driving under the influence, as well as second degree burglary for the incident that took place befo

they were both killed in a new year's eve hit-and-run crash in the soma district. 27-year-old hanako abe and 60-year-old elizabeth platt were in the crosswalk when police say troy mcalister hit them with a stolen car. he's a repeat criminal offender out on parole. yesterday he pled not guilty in their deaths. both families of the women, including abe's mom who traveled from japan will append the vigil today at 3:30. >>> a san francisco woman is sharing a chilling story. she says she was assaulted at gun point and had her puppy stolen while she was on a walk in russian hill. sarah vorhaus says she was walking with her two dogs, chloe and colton at hyde and broadway when a man came up behind her and said give me your dog. she turned and claims the armed man punched her in the face. the man then took her 5-month-old bulldog chloe and sped off in a car with two other men. she says she would give anything to get chloe back. >> we will pay truly anything. i don't care what happens to this guy. i just want to get chloe back. >> chloe is not microchiped. she was supposed to be next month whe

more on the issue is san francisco supervisor matt haney representing district 6 of the tender loin, soma. >> thank you for having me. good morning. >> good morning. so as you know, san francisco's slow rollout has gained criticism. right now city has vaccinated just over 30,000 people, and there's well short of other populous bay area counties. why the low numbers? i believe you also toured the new mass vaccination site at the city college of san francisco this morning. does this opening mark the turning point? >> well, i just got back from the mass vaccination site, and things are slowly improving. as you may have known, i was very loudly saying that we needed sites like that. we need that one and many more of them. we need to improve our communications so that people know how to get appointments. there needs to be transparency. and we also of course need more vaccine doses. san francisco i think can do better with communicating with our residents, supporting our residents. this has been an incredible traumatic, painful year, and this last phase of it, this phase when we get the vaccine

memorial service will be held to honor two victims of a fatal hit and rupp crash in san francisco's somahis afternoon along 2nd street near mission. a moment of silence will be held at a 4:52. a parolee who was speeding away from a burglary police say has been charged. troy mcalister has pled not guilty. >>> the san francisco school district is trying to find out who posted anti-black and anti-semitic messages to a virtual high school bulletin board. students had just view ad schoolwide lesson about racism when they were asked to share their thoughts. instead they saw posts with racial slurs, hateful comments and pornography. the district immediately deactivated the bulletin board. >> can only deduce that the person who -- who created this harm is within our student body or within our school district system. >> students were ununderstandably upset. some saying racism has an an ongoing issue at lowell. as the bay area deals with issues of race and social justice we're hear to help. just head to our website abc7news.com slash take action for a list of local resources. >>> new developments

of the building you might catch the tip of the golden gate bridge on a clear day and good view of soma >> it is so exciting for the team. it is a fiscal manifestation what we are trying to do. it is allowing the different departments to come together to issue permits to the residents. we hope people can digitally come to one website for permits. we are trying to make it digital so when they come into the center they have a high-quality interaction with experts to guide then rather than filling in forms. they will have good conversations with our staff. . versations with our staff. >> president walton: this is the january 26, 2021 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call]

remembrance to honor the life of two women, they were killed in a new year's eve hit-and-run crash in the soma district. 27-year-old hanako abe and 60-year-old elizabeth platt were in the crosswalk when police say troy mcalister hit them with a stolen car. he's a repeat criminal offender out on parole. yesterday he pled not guilty in their deaths. both families of the women, including abe's mom who attend the vigil tonight at mission and 2nd starting at 3:30. >>> a san francisco woman is sharing a chilling story. she says she was assaulted at gun point and had her puppy stolen while she was on a walk in russian hill. sarah vorhaus says she was walking with her two dogs, chloe and colton at hyde and broadway when a man came up behind her and said give me your dog. she turned and claims the armed man punched her in the face. the man then took her sped off in a car with two other men. she says she would give anything to have her dog back. >> she will pay truly anything. i don't care what happens to this guy. i just want to get chloe back. >> chloe is not microchiped. she was supposed to be next m

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in soma this morning for us.spect due in court today to face those charges of killing two women. it happened here at second and mission. you can see where people have left flowers to remember the women who were killed here last week. there are questions whether the two women's deaths could have been prevended. the man accused of hitting them was out on parole and had been arrested several times since being out since april. when troy mcalister hit the women last week he was drunk and driving a stolen car. they say he did leave the scene. when the district attorney was asked why mcalister wasn't in jail, he blames the system. although other agencies say they did their part. >> the fact of the matter is, my office cannot prosecute cases until and unless the police present us with adequate evidence that a crime was committed. >> that's an automatic if somebody is on probation, you make the phone call and the e-mail notification to the probation or parole officers. >> did act in accordance to protocol? >> absolutely.

it happened in san francisco soma neighborhood.and mission. a moment of silence will be held at 4:52, when they were struck. >>> a 45-year-old parolee who police say was speeding away from a burglary has been charged with the deaths. troy mcallister pleaded not guilty. >>> a yoga studio has been defying the state health owe order. a judge ordered pacifica beach yoga to immediately shut down this is story our i-team has been on for months. when abc 7 drove by the studio last night, it was still open. the studio has been open for months, offering indoor mask-free classes. the county filed a lawsuit to close the business after officials say the owner refused repeated requests to voluntarily comply with health orders. the business owes more than $3700 in fines. >>> a church pastor threatened with jail time for holding in person services is going to remain free. at least for now. an attorney for calvary ch vary made the announcement yesterday. santa clara county sued the pastor and the church to stop it from hosting indoor services with

say mcallister stole a car from daly city on new year's eve then crashed into 2 women and the city soma district killing both of them. police say that mcallister driving under the influence at the time of the crash. officers say they also found a gun and drugs inside of that stolen car services go district attorney ernie who chase abboud dean is facing intense criticism involving calls for him to resign because of that fatal crash. but dean's critics place the blame for the crash on his office because mcallister had been arrested and released a number of times since being placed on parole last april. >>tonight, the da is responding to the criticism in a series of tweets with dean said quote, although of course no one predicted this tragedy. it is true that my office and other justice partners could have done things differently which might have avoided this terrible outcome. we are focused on 3 things moving forward, holding mister mcallister accountable for the harm he caused supporting the victims families and working internally in our own office and along with our justice partners to

amy hollyfield is live for us this morning in soma.this is where the tragic accident happened and people have left flowers here at second and mission to remember the victims. >>> there are questions on how their deaths could have been prevented. the man was out on police say when 45-year-old troy mcalister hit the women last week on new year's eve he was drunk and driving a stolen car. when the district attorney was asked while mcalister was not in jail he blames the system. although other agencies say they did their part. >> the fact of the matter is, my office cannot prosecute cases until the police present us with adequate evidence. >> if someone is on probation you make the phone call and e-mail notification to the patrol officers. >> sfpd did act in accordance to protocol? >> absolutely. >> and the parole office says it provided details on why mcalister's parole should have been revoked and daly city police say they also followed procedure. mcalister is suspected of stealing that car. now he faces several felony charges including

the second in the soma district. and the third at the san francisco market in the bay view. >> we are not sitting on any vaccines. they are all moving out the door. >> reporter: on monday, we introduced you to tech ceo david fre fre freedburg after our stories contacted him. >> one of the things i mentioned to them put out a big number. san francisco needs to be at 8,000 doses a day to hit 1% of our population every day, which is what will get us out of the pandemic. >> do you believe that target of 10,000 doses a day could be achieved under this specific model with these health care providers? >> it's unclear what the health care providers themselves are planning to do to hit those numbers. san francisco is not taking responsibility for hitting those numbers. they're setting a goal and then expecting these private health care providers to achieve that goal. >> reporter: to expedite a process, freedburg also suggested for the city to take on the vaccination distribution. and to let people do all the paperwork online.

about the memory of her daughter, hanako, one of two people killed as she walked in a crosswalk in the soma district of san francisco on new year's eve. >> i'm actually shaking right now, still talking about and thinking about what happened. >> reporter: that from hana's close friend in tokyo. currently as the memorial for hana grows in san francisco, this man, 45-year-old troy mcallister, is behind bars in connection with hana and another woman's death. police believe mcallister, who is on parole for robbery, was trying to make a getaway after committing a burglary and crashed into another car, and that car hit and killed hana and another woman. there are questions as to why mcallister wasn't behind bars due to his past crimes, but family and friends are focused on hana's memory. >> the main thing that she wants to tell everyone about hanako is that even when she came across some adversities in her life or on some difficult days, she would still always smile. >> it's very hard to come to terms that something like this could have happen to such a wonderful person. she's always made time for

sf eagle is one of the few lgbt leather bars left in soma. area historically known miracle mile which counted nearly 30 different gay businesses. the san francisco eagle has been a fundraising power house for the lgbtq community. the eagle bar is a cornerstone in western sonoma. it's a cultural institution and a community anchored that deserves all the protection and provided to the city's most valued asset. i'm requesting that the planning department prepare a landmark designation report to submit to the historic preservation commitment for the special historic value of the property. i'm introducing a resolution urge, if the reopening of the city college civic center campus at 750 eddy and maintain a experience -- appearance at the tenderloin neighborhood. with a lease for the market street location expiring at the end of the fallers fall semeste. we have already seen significant delays in the reopening of 750 eddy. this resolution will urge that the campus reopen on the anticipated timeline by february of 2023 for city college to work with