susie loftus is shy had 28.9%. nancy tong has 20% and leif doubt is trailing with 15%. >> we have team covered from san francisco, ktvu's amberly is with da candidate jason boudin and let's go to our political reporter it with interim da susie loftus. >> reporter: talking to susie loftus's campaign anticipated quite a dogfight here. they knew the numbers would be close throughout the night. about a half hour ago susie loftus took the stage for the first time. a crowd of about 125 people who have been anxiously waiting to speak to her and a message throughout that message to the crowd was that she was cautiously optimistic about the numbers. she continually said that she knew it was early, but that she would be hopeful about what was to come next. a short time ago we also saw maryland and braid pay if short visit to susie loftus, who she has endorsed and was a source of controversy when she appointed her interim da over the last couple of weeks, which drew strong criticism from the other candidates running da, sayin

susie loftus is shy had 28.9%. >> we have team covered from san francisco, ktvu's amberly is with da candidate jason boudin and let's go to our political reporter it with interim da susie loftus. >> reporter: talking to susie loftus's campaign anticipated quite a dogfight here. they knew the numbers would be close througho

maybe makes me step in the right direction and do something with myself. >> reporter: susie steimle, kpix 5. >> if you do want to help, here's how you can. just visit homelessprenatal.org. we also have a link in susie steimle's story on kpix.com. >>> the challenge or homeownership and housing affordability is the message of a new art installation along the water front at pier 14. the structure is named the welcome tower. >>> tomorrow night, an oakland doctor in prison or child porn charges and now former patients are coming forward with stories of sexual abuse they believe they went on for years. >> i just, i knew he was just using me. >> reporter: do you think you're the only one he did this too? >> of course not. i'm sure there's hundreds if not thousands of other women he's done this to. >> tune in for your investigation tomorrow night right here on the kpix 5 news at 11:00. >>> okay, the showers will start in the early afternoon tomorrow, but there is clearly a point at which the rain gets more impressive. look at the image over my shoulder. this is for the north bay. i'm going t

. >> reporter: when we talked to sonoma county supervisor susie gorin two months ago during the first power shutoff, she was frustrated because she said pg&e is not communicating well with county staffers. she said while they are not sharing enough what goes into their shutdown decisions, pg&e has been opening up a bit. >> they're sort of making the effort. they certainly did during the kincade fire. we asked them to embed one of their pg&e into our emergency operations center and they did that. we asked them to embed one of our eoc officials into their emergency operation center and they did that. >> reporter: pg&e tells kpix5 it has improved communications with local governments. the power company says many factors go into a power shutoff decision including weather conditions which are unique for each event as well as ground observations by work crews. pg&e has not yet made a final decision about a shutdown. we should learn more details tomorrow. joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> i want to bring you right to when we'll see the strongest winds pick up. look at the timestamp up there, wednesday

susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home@cbs.com. you can see all of susie's reporting on our website, kpix.com. >>> south san francisco approved a new housing project about a 10 minute walk from the city's prostration. 150 other of those units will be designated as affordable. the approval came early this morning after five hours of public comment that largely split between younger renters and older homeowners opposed. the developer hopes to break ground in 2021. >>> coffee lovers and san francisco leaders are steamed over the eviction notice that just got served at a popular north beach cafi. supervisor led a community chant to save cafi support along with the state senator scott weiner who lives in north beach. the restaurant has drawn a loyal following over the last 23 years. the owner says he has been making a $7000 rent payment every month and wants kicked out. >> all we did was serving the community, serving our customers with love, i'd like to know what he's going to do with the space after she closes it down. >> the supervis

now susie steimle report to the insurance commissioner wants to change the law to protect them. >> it is not a good situation. >> reporter: annabel hall has been with aaa insurance for more than a decade. but the end of october, on the same day the kincaid fire started, her insurance company dropped her. >> i do nothing aaa would do that. you know, i just, i have been with them for a long time. my mother was with them. i never, ever thought that they would do this, but they did. >> reporter: is a growing trend across california, orinda is a new hotspot. nonrenewal's in the zip code are double the bay area average. annabel worries about the ripple effect that it is going to have. >> nobody will be able to sell their homes or buy them because they can get a loan. to get a loan you need insurance, and if nobody, it is a catch 22. >> reporter: the nonrenewable's are directly correlated to devastating wildfires that we have seen in recent years. after the tubbs fire in 2017 and paradise in 2018, insurance companies paid out $25 billion. aaa told annabel that they won't renew her and she li

. >> susie loftis was recently appointed san francisco's interum mayor. she tells us why they should keep her in office. >>> welcome back. a san francisco mayor gave some attention for a controversial campaign ad. crimes she said had been committed against her. she says the violations require declaring a national emergency for election meddling. after posting a billboard that depicted current mayor lond breed leaning back in a desk holding a stack of money. >>> over the past few weeked we'veon breed leaning back in a desk holding a stack of money. >>> over the past few weeked we've -- weeks we've introduced you. >> happy halloween. susie loftis campaigned along san francisco's north valley neighborhood on halloween hoping to become the city's second woman. the san francisco native says her experience makes her the most qualified for the job. she's a former prosecutor and she ran a non profit in bay view hunters point. >> what sets me apart is i have the experience to bring a different approach and one that i believe is more effective. >>> in 2012 loftus w

here's more on the story from susie steimle. >> reporter: meet jeremy. at 19 days old. he already has a story . the key was born addicted to heroin. he is a very good baby. he is awesome. >> reporter: she is friends with jeremy's birth mother. they met in a test group for rehousing for the homeless. jeremy's parents are still on the street. they have not been able to get clean. >> they are out on the street and a tent. neither of them are in a position to have the bacause th >> reporter: erin is another participant. she's been through helen back. she's a former addict who got clean and found housing in paradise in the fall of 2018. >> two months later the fire hit and i was pushed to an evacuation site. going from being homeless to back to being homeless. >> reporter: she's back out on the street and expecting. >> i'm hoping, i'm not going to hope. i'm going to be somewhere. >> reporter: the father of the child is in prison and she's not sure how far along she is. for five months. she spends most days sleeping in a tent alone and terrified. >> the whole situation. i don

susie, thank you. >> keep sending us your stories, ideas to "project home" on kpix.com. you can check out the reporting for this online and also on kpix.com. >>> now, president a candidate kamala harris wants to keep kids in school until 6:00 pm. she introduced the book of the family-friendly schools act. the goal is to keep kids and cool until their parents are done with work. that bill includes five your grandson for about $5 million to pay for the extra teacher hours. >>> the man at the center of a heart stopping close call at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station is speaking a. >> he fell inches on oncoming b.a.r.t. train, only to be saved in the nick of time. tonight, reporter shirin rajaee asked him about his brush with death. >> i remember looking at the train. >> reporter: once dips that almost caused rochon jackson his life. >> when i fell, i see the train coming. i only had a couple of seconds to get out, and i heard everybody say the train coming, train, train, train. >> reporter: the train inches away. take another look. this art surveillance video shows a credit art

you can see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> state regulators are looking into whether pg&e violated laws by cutting off power to hundreds of thousands of customers. >> we must also hold them accountable for their conduct. >> we were sent into the dark ages. we lost electricity, cell phones could not get code red or make a call out or text. >> the findings could result in penalties. pg&e says they welcome any feedback on how to improve safety, and shut off procedures. >>> new outreach tonight from customers lost power. they say they are still getting billed for the days their power was off. one woman did not have electricity for more than one week last month. she said she checked the bill for each day she was in the dark and was surprised to find charges for estimated usage on those days. >> i want to know why i am getting billed. >> i had no power. pg&e is charging us. >>> tonight, we did ask them why people had estimated charges on days there was no power. a spokesperson for the utility said, this should not be happening. >>> take a look at the numbers that are in the co

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susie steimle reports 10s of millions of taxpayer dollars are at stake. >> i just need a little help, that's all. >> reporter: after 4 years of living on the street, erica miles finally felt hopeful when an organization found permanent housing. >> they were going to pay our rent for 6 months, plenty of time to get back on their feet. >> reporter: but when she got to the address in richmond, her hope faded. her permanent home was this garage. >> any time i need to go to the bathroom, cook breakfast, anything, i have to go in and unlock the door. >> reporter: her rent was $1,500 a month, paid for by bay area community services. when she complained, a building department inspector came out and found no access to a restroom, black mold, nails sticking out of the walls, no electrical, and , anerica wais now the street. >> i think it's horrible. that's not right. that is not right. i mean what's going on? there was billions and billions of dollars donated to get us off the street, to get us permanent housing. so what's going on? >> reporter: james' permanent placement through the program is

susie steimle spoke with two professors who study homelessness and are offering advice on how we canll help him a wright city? >> this is what a lot of people want to do. the good news, those experts have told me that homelessness really realistically is an issue is one that we could tackle, a big step in the right direction and we can all help with is trying to erase the stigma associated with homelessness. for most of us, a change in mindset might make the biggest difference. >> we know what needs to be done. and, so, it is really a choice. >> reporter: these two doctors have both been studying homelessness for more than two decades. they know every grim detail with this reality. they are outraged by it, they think you should be too. but they are optimistic that we can solve this problem. step one is a housing first model, which means bringing people indoors. >> for someone who doesn't have housing, really, there is nothing we can do that causes a bigger improvement in their health and giving them housing the. >> reporter: she argues that housing first is the best way to treat anyo

they are interim district attorney susie lostus and chessa boudin. and there is a 51% to 49% edge. and now a viral video showing a supervisor leading a chant at boudin's election night party. ali wolf joins us from city hall with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, this was a tight and contentious race for san francisco district attorney and as the votes are still being counted here at city hall, there are tension now between the head of the san francisco police officers association and a city leader all because of a vulgar chant. [ crowd chanting ] >> an election night moment going viral. >> it was loud. >> reporter: at a party for chassa boudin and sandra fur seen on stage leading a vulgar chant against the poa. boudin said he wasn't in the room at the time. >> i didn't use that language. i don't support that language. i understand it is a reflection of the real frustration that so many san franciscans including elected officials feel. >> reporter: the san francisco police officers association released attacks ads against boudin and today they fired back at the supervisor by del

. >> and our susie steimle has details on this project home report. >> reporter: a fight between renttenants. and san francisco's largest landlord. has reached a truce. >> it's not just a few buildings, but it's neighborhoods. >> all year we have been telling you how tenants on fixed incomes have been paying off their landlord's mortgage after substantial pressure, they agreed to stop this practice. a story we have been reporting on. introducing you to tenants like rosie garcia. >> if the rent keeps going up enough, what am i going to do? >> they are pushing it, costing us so much money. >> long-time residents were facing rent increases, fearful of losing their homes that they have lived in for decades. passing a law last year to ban this type of mortgage pass through. but we found out the law is not retro active, still passing on this kind of debt to their tenants until now. now they are volunteering to stop doing that. >> we wanted to do our part in creating an economic stability for our residents. >> reporter: justin santos is veritas chief officer. >> and is that them admitting th

a week after that, mayor london pointed susie as interim d.a. the other candidate said the appointment gave her an unfair advantage. the controversy continued who dealt with issues. the city's police officer association. city leaders say it was trying to buy the race by sending hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads. they educate voters, but the association was spreading live. it could take days before we get that final answer. in san francisco this morning, sarah, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you for that update. london won election to her first four-year term. she received some 68% of the vote. the closest challenger, ellen, had less than 15%. >> let's go to some more election results from san francisco. we'll start with proposition a. it was overwelmingly passed. almost 70% of the yes vote. it lets the city sell $600 million in bonds to pay for affordable housing. proposition e focuses on housing. as well as future housing to be built on public land, which is currently forbidden. almost 75% of voters voted in favor of proposition e. the most ex

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susie steimle has the story. >> when i came here, i had so much hope.t, i had none. >> reporter: tanya and her son lost their personal home two years ago since eviction. it took 13 months to get out of the shelter. her son who has mental health issues had an outburst and ended up back on the street. >> why would you not sit town and try to figure out how to help people rather than throwing them both into the streets with no services and no help? >> reporter: where is your son now? >> he is wandering. >> reporter: tapia says after they were kicked out, her son took off. she has not seen him since october 1st. >> i have not been there to make sure that he takes his medication. so that's -- you know, that's an issue. i don't want him to get caught up in the mental health hospitals or jails from wandering around homeless. >> reporter: do you think they should have been better equipped to help people with mental health issues. >> absolutely. >> reporter: luis is the ceo of abode services which operates sunrise village in fremont. he says is that staff and ot

susie loftus, interim district attorney. so when you put those regulations in place for more complicated cases, it could be a murder case, a rape case, some of those statutory complications that would have made them ineligible for release would now make them eligible for release. so what we have to do is have a system in place that we can work with the district attorney's office so -- that they can work with the district attorney's office to work with the police department and get the court the information they need about potential public safety considerations. >> supervisor stefani: okay. and one thing that i'm concerned about -- i am concerned with a timeline with the suggestion in the reduction in overtime, that it's so important that we get incident reports right, and it's so important that police officers are able to take the time necessary so that when it's taken to trial, that report is as great as it can be because it will be challenged in an adversarial system by a public defender. so we know that reports can be cha

animal da susie lofton 51.0% to 48.99%. that translates to 2000 votes. >> that thing we're seeing today is not set in stone. >> it is too close to call is a message from the san francisco department of elections. >> he is leading in first place boats but as votes were counted she crept ahead and built on early today. >> thereby mail votes and the elections department says there are 70,000 provisional ballots to be counted. >> this is exactly why our margin is why it is right now. >> a show of support for clothes candidates and showed them ahead of the pack. clearly separated from each other. he says he's confident. >> we are humbled, the most san franciscans put us as their first choice in this race and it speaks to the desire for a different approach the law and order. >> reporter: money was pumped into this race including by the police officers association for chesa boudin. the mayor appointed suzy loftus the interim da after and she was unavailable for interviews today but said it is too close to call. regardless of the

reporter: the mayor's office has responded submitting a statement saying quote if someone besides susieoftis is elected district attorney, we work on a transition plan with the person the best serves the district attorney's office and the city. they also said quote susie is focused on the job she has now and focused on earning the supportive voters. >> reporter: one poll shows that more they need than 40% of san franciscans have not made their decision. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> also want to see, subversives the voters will vote on a mayor that features six candidates. we split the field into two groups. are the political reporter introduces us to the first group of three. >> reporter: the incumbent mayor is fine for vying for, she says she is running on a platform of income that. >> change is going to deliver change. we need to have more homeless navigation centers. we need more officers. >> reporter: she has helped more than 2000 people escape homelessness since 2018. she continues to face challenges, within ever-growing level people on the street. she says she has a plan

he pulled off an upset and be susie lofton more than 2800 votes.is urged the mayor to appoint the winner to the interim role. the mayor told the examiner the details have still not been worked out. he worked to overhaul the state cash sales system and created the offices pretrial release unit, which reviews cases before arraignment. if he is not named as interim da he will have to wait until january. we will talk about that later this morning when he joins us coming up onspent more and half $1 million on as opposing team. james taylor, a professor at the university of san francisco says the new da and the police have to get over the election results and put the city of san francisco first. >> there is already animosity. how they reconcile this is a game of politics. they will have to figure out how to get over her feelings and personal offenses and work together for the good of the city. >> he also believes this will not create major changes in the types of cases police bring to the district attorney or change the number of cases the district attor

. >> keep sending us your ideas and see all of susie's reporting on our website. >> and an update on a story we told you about earlier this week as berkeley city leaders look at a plan to remove a tree from a traffic circle as there are concerns it could obstruct driver view. >> juul vape company is about to cut even more jobs than previously planned. the e-cigarette maker says it is slashing 650 jobs. that's 15% of the workforce. previously they said they were cutting 500 jobs. the company says it will also cut $1 billion in spending. >>> a new addition to the san francisco skyline was unveiled tonight. the crowd and the san francisco symphony on hand for the giant mural, near the corner of mason and post. >> we are going to help people to pay attention to our message. by doing that, we are going to amplify what she's got to say. >> the united nation conference is in madrid. >> we have one day where the temperatures will actually come down to average for this time of year. we get well above it, tomorrow, temperatures will be about 7 degrees above average. san francisco, you will onl

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but susie after 6 q's be mayor. mayor kid she really wants valley brown to come through because she's a longtime supporter and a friend and the mayor wants to bring these people in who are her. supporters will and again and again the mayor doesn't want to lose any more votes. >>and then she has on that she has on the board so i think you again this is for familiar territory for me i was an appointee i to run. i was seen as a referendum in some ways on the marriage are the same no of course, i'm my own person and i did win. bubut you know this is something where if she wins on the first ballot. it's this is a good sign for mayor bree going for part 2. >>time to go, but we'll be back of course we'll be looking a handful of interesting san francisco, including vaping taxing your uber and lyft rides. coming up back to all right. thank you catherine and. >>and michael of course they had alluded to this you know that the da's racy points. when everybody is talking about or at least a lot of folks san francisco. >>no doubt

. >> last up, we will be hearing from susie smith with hsa. >> last but not least. hi, everybody. i'm susie smith, the deputy director for policy and planning at humidity service's agency. >> again, if we could ask you to stick to five minutes, that would be great. >> ok. >> so quickly, i'm going to go over the scope of our data collecting efforts and i'll highlight pieces of our reports, talk about what we're doing specifically to promote lgbtq inclusion and talk about our training and then a new project that we have with the controller's office. so hsa, as you know, is compromised of three separate departments, department of aging and adult services which has been named department of disability and aging services, the department of human services didn't the office of early care and education. together, we administer over 80 programs or contracts and we collect our data in 11 different database systems. we serve over 200,000 people in san francisco and we have over 2,000 staff operating at nine main sites in addition to partnerships with community organizations. so we're a large

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[applause] >> my name is susie. you are doing a good job. mayor buttigieg: thank you.he balance of power seems be skewed right now between the president, the supreme court and the congress. what can you do to get that back in balance? ayor buttigieg: first of all, lot of it, as far as the white house, is what you don't do. it begins with having a president to respect the law and the constitution of the united states, and doesn't think he is above the law. [applause] the second thing is that we should look at ways to reform the supreme court so it is not so political. we can't go on like this, where every time there is a vacancy, there is this ideological firefight, because it has gotten to be so political. the court is supposed to be the institution that is beyond and above politics. justice is used to just retire, like everybody else. now you see folks timing their departure from the bench based on who the president is. you get the sense justices may feel the obligation to time their departure from the earth based on who the president is. this is no way to run the hig

that's where suzy loftus as a watch party in jr against susie supporters. our liking where the numbers are heading right now. >>you know it's almost like watching a football game. we talk about somebody and i want to go to the video because there's been a busy day. which is somebody who's back by the bay that was actually a that is. she has made cleaning up this. >>i've been running this campaign for over a year and built a coalition of 8 members of the board of supervisors, everybody san francisco elected to send a sacramento, everyone from the firefighters to the janitors so i've run a really tough campaign to make the case to san francisco that on the right on tuesday today. they're going make that choice and i hope on their choice for san francisco's d a. >>and jason to the who. the police officers association there's a catch. suzy loftus tell me why you support well, the city is at crossroads right now the district attorney's office plays a role parties, it's we're suffering from the creation of our living standards i came home the other day to my home

susie steimle will be the report at 11:00. >>> and after 6 years of construction, a brand new hospital opened in the south bay. we have a look inside. >> reporter: and coming up next on game day, another thriller at levi stadium. the niners tie tampa for first place in the west: the warriors looking to end a 6 game losing streak. and did you know the nation's leading tackler is from the bay area? we're kicking it off on ga >>> it was move in day for the new stanford hospital. >> a state of the art facility that took 6 years to build. a $2 billion building that has more than 350 private patient rooms and expanded emergency rooms, more than 20 operating rooms. all with the latest technology. >> we know we give great care. that's one of the top things we do. now we have a great building to do that in. >> we didn't expect anything like this to happen. i know this wing has been under development for years and years. >> the new facility is open and the old hospital is about to undergo a multiyear renovation starting in january. >>> the newest ford mustang will have enough room for the whole

. >> susie steimle speaks with homeowners about the struggle to find insurance tonight at 11:00. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and here's what you missed if you're just getting home. democrats are gearing up for the first public hearings on the impeachment inquiry wednesday. acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine bill taylor will be the first witness, but republicans are also calling people to testify including joe biden's hunter. you can watch the taylor testimony live this coming wednesday. we'll stream it live online on kpix.com. >>> and president trump attended the nation's largest veteran's day celebration in new york city today. he and the first l

kpix 5's susie steimle speaks with homeowners tonight at off the clock. >>> let's get a look at our weatherh mary . a lot of the kids are home today for veterans day. >> just a beautiful afternoon across the bay area and here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera. temperatures are much warmer compared to yesterday talking 60s and 70s right now with 76 in concord on this veterans day with 77 in livermore and 60s as well in san francisco and low 70s and santa rosa and san jose. 10 degrees warmer compared to yesterday and 9 degrees warmer for you and san jose with 13 degrees warmer in napa looking at 60 degrees warmer for concord . your quality forecast is moderate air quality for today. looking at moderate for many of us although for oakland on the east bay it is unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups right now. we have a ridge of high pressure in place. this ridge and the offshore flow brings temperatures on the rise . above-average temperatures at 10 degrees above average and you can see all of that sunshine to enjoy. the sunset is at 5:00 and the sun was tomorrow at 6:46. it

interim attorney susie loftis will serve as interim mayor. . >>> time now 4:06. police have arrested a sect suspect in the shooting death of a 17-year-old girl in oakland. two suspects were trying to rob the victim and her boyfriend during a drug deal. it happened last week november 5th in antioch. police say they found 15 guns in that house. neither suspect has been identified because both are juveniles. >>> and a man wanted for a violent crime spree in the south bay has been arrested. police say they arrested they picked up a stolen pickup truck tuesday. he car-jacked a mini van with police uniforms inside and also robbed a gas station in san jose. were found. hope new surveillance video and a larger reward will help identify suspects. investigators say tashar atray was taken from his home on pleasure point drive last month. newly released video shows three suspects walking out of an alley near the victim's home. a reward to help find the suspect is now $150,000. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. the. >>> san franc