this has been the city hall of the city since the founding of the city, the market behind me is home to alexandria market every saturday from, 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. there's a farmer's market held in the space behind me. it is the longest continually operating farmer's market and it's the same site in the united states. it's been going on rain or shine every saturday for 260 years. now over 250 years by the building behind me is a reconstruction. the original city was destroyed by a at 1871, but when it rebuilt it was rebuilt to look the as it was from its original construction in the 1700s. the original city hall did not was not just home to like city officials and government offices also help police and fire it help the library and it also was home to the alexandria washington masonic lodge today may know the masonic lodge at the end of the street on king street that other washington monument. they have a wonderful museum and they also have some artifacts to lafayette tours. they have this gorgeous banner that was used during the storm, but highly recommend you go see it. and they have

the city's fire chief has directly criticised city officials. est press conference, though, the mayor pushed back. let me be clear about something. the fire chief and i are focused on fighting these fires and saving lives, and any differences that we might have will be worked out in private. but right now, our first and most important obligation to angelenos is to get through this crisis. for the past few days, the weather's been on their side, but winds are forecast to pick up again, and this city's fight is far from over. john sudworth, bbc news, los angeles. let's get the latest from la and our correspondent, david willis. i assume the big concern is about the wind picking up again. about the wind picking up aaain. , . ,., again. very much so. there is a dusk to dawn _ again. very much so. there is a dusk to dawn curfew _ again. very much so. there is a dusk to dawn curfew in - again. very much so. there is a dusk to dawn curfew in place i dusk to dawn curfew in place here in order to prevent looting at sites such as this. enforced by members

what to expect across the region. most cities will see less than a half of an inch of rain, but we do have some snow coming to the sierra. we'll show you the winter storm warning coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with sue and see how the roads are doing this morning. >> thanks, drew. yeah, we checked on chain requiremen. none required on any of the sierra freeways at this time. we'll keep checking for you a little closer to home. excuse me. it's moving nicely on the east shore freeway. gaps in the headlights. good thing at a pretty good clip. there's a look at your drive from hercules all the way into the bay bridge toll plaza and san francisco. gorgeous. across the golden gate bridge. three lanes southbound, three lanes northbound. at this hour, i think that's pretty much been the two holiday week configuration. and right now it's light traffic all the way around friday and holiday light, guys. >> thanks, sue. developing news in new orleans where bourbon street is back open to the public this morning with tight security

it's about the role of the leader of the city. and so no matter who the marias. >> i want them to be successful. >> and the mayor says that public safety is at the top of the list once he gets in office by starting with tackling the city's opioid crisis. he also wants to provide support for small businesses in the city but didn't share those details on what that support will look like. but he says he will in the next coming weeks in san francisco. lindsey ford, back to you. >> lindsey, thank you. and tomorrow, when daniel lurie and sworn in as the city's new mayor, you can catch right here on kron 4. we're gonna have special coverage of his inauguration tomorrow morning beginning at 11:00am. >> still ahead here tonight, burning homes out of control winds, thousands of residents under an evacuation order tonight following a second fire in la county. we are tracking both of them all night long. plus, former president jimmy carter lying in state in the capitol rotunda tonight. lawmakers honoring. and san jose residents living in rv's

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how did the city make this happen? >> well, we made it happen because there weren't there wasn't just one. we did. we had to do a multitude of things. in fact, the new technology that we have and using drones, license plate readers and all of that has had an impact. having a district attorney, brooke jenkins, who holds people accountable when they are arrested, has been really important. working with the coordinated effort with the drug enforcement agency, with the u.s. attorney's office, our federal partner, state partners and law enforcement, we had a very coordinated effort like never before. so and also our reform work, reforming our police department was an important part of the solution. removing things from our department's responsibilities and our street crisis response team for people struggling with mental illness. and so we didn't have to abandon our reforms in order to help keep people safe. we just had to introduce accountability. we had to change our local and state laws. we had to build our capacity. we h

the state of our city is strong. it is strong. s hitherto type of americans those who live in new york and those who wish they what? wish that code. we are here. where the lucky one to where else can you find hundreds of museums food from every culture just a train right away? where else can you catch a parade, watch a baseball game and write a fairy all on the same day? or else can you write your smart savvy global citizens questioning freedom of opportunity that drew families to this neighborhood have cap new york going strong over the years. the woman who sang god bless america arrived in the city a few years ago from fleeing the ukrainian war. she's on the stage of the apollo theater singing god bless america that is who we are new yorkers. that is who we are we want to thank commissioner the office of immigrant affairs of the committee is doing. dreamer is now making dreams possible for other people. thank you commissioner. there is no denying it. new yorkers are anxious about the future. extreme arc before rushing to meet wor

and matter to the city of new orleans. in addition to that, i want to thank again our federal partners in washington listening personally for the resources to allow for the scene to be cleared and attending to our victims. i walk by each one and died -- because reverence again is important. while we have been able to have bourbon street return back to the city of new orleans and the due diligence has been done, that then allowed me to give the go-ahead to begin the cleaning of bourbon street. that started happening in the morning about 2:00 a.m.. it was completed before 8:00 a.m. this morning. that has really set the tone i expect and with the confidence i have in the law enforcement partners, all of the resources that have been activated. how we made sure safety continues to be our top priority , how our assets have been deployed pretty jiggly again for the safety and protection of our visitors and residents in the city. because of that, the confidence is there to reopen bourbon street to the public prior to game time toda

of the city. nd i want to thank them for it. and i want to thank captain honda for his assistance with the committees and getting that job done. and that is the end of my report. thank you, chief lothrop, for your great report at this time. madam secretary, is there any public comment? i do not see anyone approaching the podium and there is no one on the public comment line. thank you, madam secretary. fellow commissioners, any questions for the chief? yeah. commissioner collins, thank you for your report. chief, i have i was just curious about the high rise inspections i was looking at. i, i understand that we're completed with the schools. is that also the case with the high rise inspections? it looked like there no deadline in the figures we were given. so maybe it's on track. so i believe high rise inspections are on the fiscal calendar, correct? yes. yeah. so if we are not complete with high rises for the year, that's it's likely that we're just halfway through the inspection cycle. okay. so a

the city administrator's office. we're no longer doing that. that is now brought in-house but there are a number of central services that departments that provide services to all other city departments and we don't get to choose how much we pay them for their services and the department of human resources is one we do pay in the city administrator's office. we do pay department of technology and we pay central shops. those are under the city administrator's purview department of human resources is a separate city department that again provides citywide human resources policy clarity on processes and works represents at the civil service commission etc. i don't know ift was part of what deputy director robertson called the non-negotiable items. okay. you know it's all hands on deck here. what do you mean non-negotiable items? >> i mean shouldn't the mayor say okay, everything's up for negotiation now? i mean this is dire times right ? commissioners? they are negotiable and they're instructed to make the same 15% reduct

he's one of the city's first dispensary owners. now, the man believed to be behind the shooting is now dead after a standoff with police late last night. ktvu ali rasmus is in the newsroom with an update on this developing story. ali. >> yeah. andre. a gunman dead after a shootout with san francisco police. his victim in the intensive care unit of the hospital. suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and head. that victim has been identified by friends and colleagues as 47 year old martin olive. his linkedin page, seen here, identifies him as the owner of the vapor room on ninth and mission in san francisco, and it was right outside his business where he was shot. this happened just before 5:00 yesterday evening. now, we don't know what led up to the shooting or the motive behind it, but witnesses say a man shot olive multiple times at point blank range. and surveillance video obtained by mission local. showed olive laying on the sidewalk with the gunman standing over him, pointing his weapon directly at him before shoot

the east. includes city college, state. i had ucsf parnassus so very large geographically. ly homes, so it is the place where for generations family (indiscernible) nice parks, lake merced, mount davidson. >> this is like a village within the city, so we are very close nit community. we tend to band together and try to support one another and it is a friendly place and families and people to have a cup of coffee and check out the park. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other co

. figs here but it does spreading out across the city.— across the city. ment _ across the city. as they say in the statement they _ across the city. as they say in the statement they are - the statement they are aggressively, the word they use, running down all leads to identify any possible associates of the suspect and thatis associates of the suspect and that is because they are urgently trying to work out if he was trying to work on his own or if there was a wider conspiracy. own or if there was a wider conspiracy-_ conspiracy. this is a very small city _ conspiracy. this is a very small city especially - conspiracy. this is a very small city especially if i small city especially if anything happened in the french quarter it is the area with the most amount of care americas there are a great deal of ccd cameras in the city but the french quarters heavily camera did so they will be trolling through hours of footage there almost every corner is under cameras so we will see now a lot of the agents have just arrived here and we've also seen the corners com

welcome back here in the bay, danville leaders presented him with the key to the city, something that only been done twice in the town's history. >> that is cool. and a quick story. flew with the blue angels in the same day. i did that. so we went up with the blue angels and he was a pilot in the military. and so they did whatever he wanted. he you know, legend at that point. so he loved to go fast and low. so they took sully right over the pacific ocean about 10 feet above for like an hour and a half. it was pretty epic. >> for 4 news at 5, i promise vicki will be with me for kron. 4 news at 6. i invited her to stand here. but she elected not to. we're going to work it out. we have a lot of love for each other. and speaking of love, dozens dogs and cats. we're going to find loving homes there from southern california. they arrived in the bay area, of course, affected by those wildfires down there. coming up on the news at 6, how you can. it's a love from one of those animals. keep it here, these hands create. all of the materials i work with dry out my hands. if my hands get really d

with ad's out in the city. on billboards and bus shelters on phones and gaming consoles and in language adds and media supplement the ads with door hang and ares out reach near cameras. interviews and press events with mode why and w with community organizations to get word out about this new program. we upon can't wait to get them and up run figure results are similar to the other cities around the world, san francisco streets are about to get safer in march. >> switching gore i have a brief update where we are with over arching street safety policy in upon support of vision zero. past months w to create the next policy tht guide our safety w as a city. the past summer held 50 meetings. a wide variety of people on what was most important. we are developing the frame w for the next vision zero policy and developing goals for reporting on our progress. early in the new year, we'll garth feedback from new and public officials and a partnership with other city agencies and we are aim to have i new policy ready in t

what is your district like at _ in the city. what is your district like at the - in the city. i imagine everything is shut down, the french quarter still an active crime scene. the french quarter _ an active crime scene. the french quarter is - an active crime scene. the french quarter is a - an active crime scene. the french quarter is a part i an active crime scene. tue: french quarter is a part of an active crime scene. tte: french quarter is a pa that an active crime scene. t'te: french quarter is a pa that is precautions in an area that is so popular and so heavily visited? t so popular and so heavily visited? ., so popular and so heavily visited?— so popular and so heavily visited? ., ~ ., ., visited? i do know there are several hundred _ visited? i do know there are several hundred police - visited? i do know there are i several hundred police officers in the downtown french quarter area, and nearby officers from different parishes, state police and opd are in the area. although the protective bollards were not in place they are being repaired, there was a police cruiser

now, with nearly three and to have million residents, the city has become the second largest center of population in the western hemisphere. such growth reflects chicago's location, midway between the agricultural west and the industrial east. it is the consequence of industrial enterprises, great mercantile institutions and the great markets for grain and livestock which are all the inevitable confidences of togo's geographical location. heart of the city's need for rapid transit has been met for many years by the elevated railroad, which is soon to be replaced by a subway in the loop area. when chicagoans speak of the loop, they refer to the central business section of the city, which is enclosed on all four sides by tracks of the elevated railway. within the loop along state street is the richest and busiest retail trading area in the country and the location of marshall fields and other famous department stores. along lasalle street in the loop is a great concentration of banking and brokerage offices. here is a greeting for a celebrated visitor. the chicago board of trade has beco

san jose has identified 30 sites now impacted by rv encampments in the city. s started their ban of rv street parking this week. they currently have one safe parking spot for people who are living in rv's. the mayor says it's a capacity right now, but there are plans to open more. and in mill valley psa dangelo is hosting a fundraiser all day today to raise money for the victims of the la county fires. the owners are going to be donating 100% of the profits that they make to various charities supporting the fire victims. >> it's 14 the time. let's take a look at the weather forecast. >> we're mostly clear today, but chilly once again. you may see the frost heading out the door today on your car, 30's and santa rosa, half moon bay and livermore and san jose. some 40's n. >> oakland and san francisco. we actually have a frost advisory this morning ferrari east bay, north bay, south bay hills and valleys so that's until 09:00am winds are light and it should say this. wait for today. with that look out for some moderate air quality and that's going to be a rinse an

you have the context. >> we decided to set an journey across the city. the result is [indiscernible] >> san francisco is a place where there are so many different immigrants communities. we are a sanctuary city, a welcoming place to be and the melting spot is a great to get out and explore the city, the history and how we got to have some of the best cuisine in the country and maybe even the entire world. >> my mother and myself and two sisters--we had to leave quick. my mom had one hour to pack and gather her things and gather her kids and head to the airport and evacuate. we found ourself in san francisco. my grand mother was already here. that is why san francisco was the destination for us. it goes back to my grand mother and who loved to travel and she was also very afraid of the war going on in vietnam. she came to san francisco and she kind of fell in love with the sitdy. city. she visited the italian deli by oakland beach because she loved the beach and met the owner and the owner told her that this place is for sale and she decided this is her op

the people of this city care for each other. lieve you me, we care about each one of the lives that were lost in this city. we'll never forget them. but it would be a tragedy if we let their losses be snuffed out because of fear. this city will be back. we will be open to family and friends and loved ones who want some time to relax from the pressures of life. and so today we are going to have us a sugar bowl. we will enjoy ourselves. we will keep those again who have lost loved ones in mind and get onto the business of this city and this great country. with that i'll take any questions. >> this is for the assistant director. the message has really changed since yesterday. yesterday the f.b.i. said people should be vigilant. he did not act alone. he likely had help. now you are coming out the next day and saying he was a lone wolf, everything is safe. the game is on, everybody have a good time. how can you be so sure just 12 hours later? >> we will bring him up. i want to remind everyone. i was a deputy sheriff. i worked on the j

the state rock city is only a mile from here. be an airbnb, officers are there now with bomb squads and dogs have gone on. we have been up there earlier but there is actually nothing at the moment to be reported from there. they are excess to gating the links that the suspect could have had —— investigating the links. you have been _ investigating the links. you have been describing the location. many people may be familiar with it even if they have not been to new orleans. they were likely know this area is famous, a vibrant area known for its music, of course. jazz especially. so many people in the city, as well, for this big couege the city, as well, for this big college football game, which is a huge event in the usa. what is the mood is there now? people will have been, you know, coming for a weekend, a week of celebration and, you know, all their plans potentially thrown into chaos with this horrific news. exactly. bourbon street is the most famous street in the city. it is known worldwide, it is party central. everything is

the city's police union is now asking to rejoin the fbi's joint terrorism task force. >> the city was part of that federal task force but left in 2017. ktvu christien kafton has our story tonight. >> the terror attack in new orleans on new year's day has law enforcement across the country and here in the bay area looking for how best to defend against similar attacks. now, in a social media post, san francisco's police officers association has called for the city to rejoin the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the psa saying the recent attacks, coupled with upcoming events in san francisco, including the mayoral inauguration, the jpmorgan chase convention and the nba all stars game now, they say, is the time to rejoin. >> the eyes of the world are going to be on san francisco basically for the next two months, right? to see how we handle these high profile events. >> the fbi describes the joint terrorism task force as, quote, the nation's front line of defense against terrorism, both international and domestic. the jttf works to coordinate law enforcement efforts and facilitate commun

you get the city officials to be involved in that as well. ngency plans for exactly the sort of thing. the chances are that they have already pieced together quite a lot of the puzzle but witness testimony is infamously unreliable until such a point until people puzzle that together and we know exactly who has done what where, why and when. their details will bring you notjust here on bbc news but on the bbc live app, and page as well.— and page as well. these are some of— and page as well. these are some of the _ and page as well. these are some of the latest - and page as well. these are some of the latest pictures| some of the latest pictures that we are getting in from our partners at cbs in a new orleans and you can see that there is still that huge police activity that is going on in the area. if you are just joining us, sean dilley, our correspondentjust recap what we know so far in new orleans. we know that emergency services had scrambled this morning, really as people were celebrating singing sight seeing in 2035. witnesses who have

we've stepped up for the city in tough times right now. at 11, growing concerns in oakland, with two fire stations closing today due to budget cuts. we're live with more on the last minute push to keep each open. good morning and thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia. and i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is off. so the city of oakland is just moments away from swearing in their new city council. and already they're confronted with a safety crisis that firefighters say will endanger thousands of residents. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live this morning. and, bob, today the city temporarily shut down those two fire stations to save money. however, firefighters i understand they had a news conference pleading with the city to reverse course. you are correct. good morning to you, lauren kris. this news conference wrapped up about 40 minutes ago. one firefighter at this morning's news conference says these closures are, quote, a tragedy not worth the amount of money the city is savining given the amount of lives now at risk. according

the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolismion and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for m

everyone including our reasons and beyond the new era we hold on hold for that city. i will be a center of these security and stability to be a key actor in the region. and the world of the community as a whole city deserves to be well represented in the region and the world. and the city of people similarly deserve to live in peace and rest of the long v as a forcible migration and civil war. we also believe that the city and people are in a dire need to recover, be it in the economic and living conditions feed, but also say political and political up, this fee is kinetic. but why is it for years? because many hopping thing that a, the best message would be a transition of the year and a half to you is maximum. come on, come on, computer, come, cypress. and as i stated earlier, how did you do that? we started and you said in syria, this requires not only totally still are all our diplomatic relations, but also our political culture. we also require to develop these state institutions . and if we have an election him, we will, when no doubt, because yet we don't wish t

clearly they targeted an area of the city they knew would be busy. he tourist area of new orleans. this was new year's eve into new year's day, a time when there would have been crowds on the street. also there was a major american football game due to take place in the city today that also would have brought extra crowds to the city. this person knew that this was an area that was going to have a lot of people in and they knew they could use this pick—up truck as a weapon if they really tried to. confirmation on the wires from the fbi as you are reporting, they are now investigating this as an act of terrorism, contrary to what we were told that the press conference. looking at the scenes of the initial investigation, this was such a big event, new year's eve and a big football event in new orleans today. 300 officers out last night. as part of the initial investigation, they will be focusing on the vehicle. i'm told the drones were up last night so they will have a lot of information on how it came into the city and what its movements were. yes, and

he doesn't like the idea of an underground city. the know the keyboard continued to expand the low ground for a wish. so of course you'll write that in russia will always be on the border with the how to you've region particles. and we always have somebody with a social 3. and one of the problem is also with us, and that's why if it's a being made around the world finally attain the staple piece of literature. and we need to see a guarantees that this will never happen again, or to look at that will never again be will. and ukraine for the not in the book. that was great. it's a year named that's echoed across the city of the country. as the sirens are glaring again. the longest seats of other i didn't have keith lasted for 36 hours. it's almost unbearable unless it's countered by something beautiful like culture. you just love us, mother. i'm funny, none of you have hska as a prima rena apart keeps largest theater despite daily attacks on the city. she's not stop dancing since the war began. yet we will see him with see a wave. if a

to midnight at panorama park and i grew up here in the city. ppens at parks later later on as the evening goes on. i've seen it i've been there. i am concerned about the skateboarding issue up there. i think there's a completely valid points and i hope we can address those. >> thank you. >> okay. so hearing no other comments from the board mr. beck, did you have some? >> yeah, i just wanted to clarify. i did i did pull up the parks code so section 3.21 a does say that the hours of operations are from 5 a.m. to midnight daily but subsection b provides that notwithstanding subsection a that the commission in that case this case would be the title board made by resolution at any time said different hours of operations for any part or part thereof based on operational requirements or neighbor neighborhood impacts. >> so thank you for that. that is a major concern. >> okay. um oh, i'll make a motion based on that. >> let me hear from the purpose of considering any members of the public who would like to address us on this issue hearing none. >> what

last week, i visited the city the building is unoccupied. okay. >> there are a temporary shoring in place that was permitted and it is secured to answer your question. >> but can't stay there forever. >> that's the condition. >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> i'm trying to understand the logic and the new owner booze a building will have to have two permits one for dog and one for repairs that didn't make sense to me, you i understand exactly the remediation uphold this then we're basically saying you attempt to remediate is only as efficient because you - i also don't think this goes away i don't think anyone is asking for the violation to go away. so um, i'm interested in putting this into abeyance and continue for the safety reasons i think i'm seeing in - so hopefully that is a agreeable to the petitioner and wait the allowable time to visit about? >> sorry give me one second. >> um, sounds like you've done a lot of work you committed to do. i don't know what the question is at that time but you done a lot of work and to address the noti

and i was living in another part of the city, so it was severe damage. the house completely fell apart. you can say that it is completely collapsed. we didn't have an apartment, we lost all the furniture. we lost everything and we didn't have time to take anything with us. and after the while, we turned to the authorities and presented our documents. we've been issued the approval for this apartment, i suppose, you know, my wife and i are very happy. i am very pleased if we go to the apartment. the apartment is very nice and beautiful. we even got more square meters than we had. everything is great to know the elevator is working, the heating and electricity works. everything is fine. we are very happy. the apartment is comfortable that we are thankful to both warranties for this before. like most of the people, we sat in basements and went to get water. everyone was falling under the shedding and more to the file. there was one was a, well, the cube is about a 100 meters long and everyone stood there. we were doing some drilling to try to extract the wat

it's about the role of the leader of the city. and so no matter who the marias. >> i want them to be successful. >> mayor-elect daniel lurie says that public safety is at the top of his list and he wants to start by tackling the city's opioid crisis. he says he also wants to increase support for small businesses in the city. he didn't give details on what that support will look like. but he says he will give details later in the next coming weeks in san francisco, lindsey ford claw on for news. >> tomorrow when daniel lurie is sworn in as new mayor of san francisco, we will be there. you can catch it. all right. here on kron 4, we will have special coverage of his inauguration beginning tomorrow at 11:00am. long lines of rv's dotting san jose's streets could soon be gone. the city of san jose has selected 30 locations. >> or they'll tell people living in rv's to either move except shelter or be towed off. kron four's jack moment reports. >> well, this program was actually approved back in november, but is just taking shape right no

we also believe that the city and people did not die. i need to recover it in the economic and living conditions feed, but also the psychological and political spheres. kinetic, but why is it for years? because many hopping thing that a, the best message would be a transition of the year and a half t is maximum. come on, come on frontier. com site. and as i stated earlier, how did you do that? we started and you said in syria and this is, this is not a critic was not only totally store all our diplomatic relations, but also our political culture. we also require to develop these state institutions . and if we have an election hell, we will, when no doubt, because yet we don't wish to start from the end. we wish to start from scratch to lay the foundation for sustainable political system. today. by forming this structure, we must have a solid grounds and put our people on the right path in order to be able to choose their future government and see what's our president without any price or institutional domestic. and i'm old for him. this w

municipal charter for the city and county of san francisco. january 825 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors is now come to order. >> gien with the roll call for attendance. pursuant to the rules the roll call begins at the top of the alphabet. say, present when i call you. >> supervisor connie chan. >> present. >> supervisor chen. >> present >> supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor engardio. >> present. >> supervisor jackie fielder. >> present. >> supervisor mahmood. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor sauter. >> present. >> supervisor sheryl. >> went and supervisor walton >> present j. we have a kwoer and up all members are present. . with the new elected returning members and continuing members and the department heads of the california delegation guests join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] 94 communication of credentials, the office of clerk of the board is in reach certificates of election for the new and reelected members of the board w

that steam loop was actually built when the city was recovering from the 1906 earthquake. y provides to steam about 4 buildings in civic center but that is how we keep buildings like city hall warm. the steam goes into the radiators and provides the heat. it is a old system and if you see steam billowing out of the man holes or other spaces, that is indication of a leak actually. we spend a lot of time trying to fix the leaks because it's a old system. it is managed by the real estate department and at one point they were looking trying to replace the whole thing but think that is a massive undertaking so now they focus on making as needed repair said. we did a big repair on growth street where we spent a month and a half working on the known leaks s in the area. it is a very tight spot and have to use blow torches to seal up the leak so a intense operation and seeing more leaks on polk street so we will be out there once it warms up to fix the leaks. >> excellent. let's discuss what is the reunifiquation of public works. there fsh a proposal or plan to split off the divisi

residents of the city, visitors alike seek the white sands and the blue waters. swimming areas are so extensive the crowds are seldom excessive unless the weather is abnormally warm. beautifully landscaped in every section of the city are the refreshment of broad lawns, great trees and the quiet waters lagoons. here, visitors may picnics or dine somewhat more luxuriously in a nearby pavilion overlooking the water. and there are rowboats for those who consider not to adventurous. in lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native and that the chicago zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collection in the world to name the specimens which so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's withered little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we can't identify from our own or sheer guesswork guesswork. from. here. attractive drive is a among these is the allure garfield park conservatory where magnificent floral displays running at appropriate seasons. the exhibits, of course, will vary almost from week to

historic building near the former naval air station. cityrs want to bring new life to alameda point. they're hoping to fill that space with some kind of business, not housing. the goal is to create more jobs and develop a sense of community in that growing neighborhood. >> after the deadly new orleans attack on new year's day, police in atlanta say there will be plenty of law enforcement for the upcoming weekend. atlanta is getting ready to host the college football playoff national championship and martin luther king jr. day events on monday. more than 100,000 people are expected to be in and around atlanta this weekend. police are asking everyone to be vigilant and report suspicious in person or online activity. >> we have protected super bowl. we have protected college football championship game in the past and many other sporting events. we have a plan. they need to be lucky one time. we have to be right every time. and so when we look at new orleans, we look around the globe. we do look at how attacks have been carried out before and ho

again, i like to say the city is the biggest employer of the city. ld you reestablish that? thank you. porschia, proceed. >> i will start over. and apologize. the department of rehab is our partner organization we work closely with them they provide certification letters through the ace applicants. we they provide certification for others like vet republican affairs and sometimes our lead program in alameda county. we are as a similar program as them. and regards to reasonable accommodations because the city and county of san francisco is a biggest employer of san finish we like to say we will provide our own accommodations however, dor supports applicants who are consumers of them. meaning they have a councillor on the accommendation requests. usually it is our role the big entity to provide the accommodations and like to be clear because that also -- providesor managers with awareness and our hr team that we are capable of providing accommodations when needed. and asked for by our applicants. they are not a competitor they work to support and ensuri

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city. i love the people. nowhere deserves this. this city and these people do not deserve this. nt in new orleans, the fbi is reviewing a video showing several people dragging explosive devices and investigators working to identify those individuals. according to latest detail, the video shows approximately four individuals placing devices. we heard from the fbi earlier saying they didn't believe that the suspect was working alone. recap, the fbi reviewing a video of people dragging explosive devices into the place. that's all the detail we have on that at the moment. we will obviously bring you any updates on that. let's just look at a different story now. it has less cyber truck has —— a tesla cyber truck has exploded outside the trump hotel it with one reported killed. in a post on x, formerly known as twitter, the ceo elon musk said the whole tesla senior team is investigating. "we've never seen anything like this before". eric trump also saying on x that this was a reported electric vehicle fire which occurred at the entrance of the trump hotel in las vegas. an armed man has

are starting to prepare the city for what will be a big security crackdown. officials estimate there will be approximately 25,000 law enforcement and military personnel on site to secure the event. also, areas around the national mall and u.s. capitol will have additional fencing and concrete barriers added for the event. >> this threat, i think, for all of us, remains the lone actor. >> meanwhile, the trump inaugural committee has announced its schedule of events with several receptions, rallies and ceremonies. carrie underwood will also sing america the beautiful during the inauguration. >> and with one week left in office, president biden delivered a final speech on foreign policy. the president spoke at the state department today. biden maintains america's position in the world remains strong. his term is marked by the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and ongoing conflicts in the middle east. there were also several american hostage and prisoner releases during his term. also today, the u.s. national security advisor says a ceasefire and hostage deal be

department and for the city, because not every department is successful. >> a major milestone for the san francisco police department. seven years in the making. >> and new at six. a snapshot of the city before the new mayor starts tomorrow. >> from abc seven live. >> breaking news and that breaking news. a wildfire that is burning homes, cars and forcing people to flee for their lives on a dangerously windy day in southern california. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's been a brutal firefight for more than six hours. the palisades fire started about 1030 this morning with dangerous winds helping fanned the flames. it has already scorched more than 1200 acres. and there are mandatory evacuations. >> this is in the pacific palisades area. and while there's not an official count from cal fire, there is video showing numerous homes on fire. it moved so quickly. some people have abandoned their cars in order to escape, and firefighters have swooped in to make rescues. the fire chief for los angeles county had this warning, telling people to be r

about the people in the city. you'll come and go, cabinets flying, ervish, you'll go out of come next, make up next week. it's my home and the same domains. so one of me might have started fun me 10 minutes of these 10 minutes is the city where i stayed. and it's the city that suits me best does the stuff, the investment somebody past. and it says home the, the, the rise in santa from. so i can none of the damage and how we can see all of our loses his hearing due to an illness. we joined him as he used his co cleared himself to assist him in understanding speech and living life to the fullest. some news, i was fussy minutes on the w channels instead of callous central kenya. many farmers have switched over and disastrous drought and so hitting the country more and more often. camels are game changer in times of climate change. they would stand huge better than cattle. everything, their milk is highly valid. big advocate and 19 minutes on dw, the, the person making, the tattoos took my last arm. and i fainted. that

but the city is facing a nearly $130 million budget deficit. and this is not the only area facing cuts. there are also cuts to police and cultural arts programs, but the cuts to fire are expected to save about 5.5 million. the city council is meeting inside city hall right now, but there's also a crucial vote tomorrow. the alameda county board of supervisors will vote to bring in much needed cash to the city by completing the sale of the oakland coliseum. so that vote is tomorrow. the firefighters union is hoping that as soon as the ink dries on that, that the city will then reopen the fire stations that were closed today. live in oakland. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> the city struggling with budget cuts and its public safety. amanda quintana, thank you. congress certified the results of the presidential election of donald trump. vice president kamala harris, presiding over the joint session of congress today to certify her own election loss to trump. harris says she carried out her duty as a, quote, sacred obligation, guided by love

of the city for generations to come. now, moving forward, there will be free two hour parking throughout the month to attract visitors. rent relief for wharf tenants during the closure period. $50,000 in promotional efforts to highlight the wharf as a vibrant destination. structural analysis that will guide future repair and resiliency efforts and coordination with specialized equipment to remove debris, including a crane that fell into the ocean under safe marine conditions. a berkeley apartment building has been preserved as affordable housing thanks to the city, a community organization, and to the tenants themselves. the 12 unit building on california street near carlton street, was built in the 1960s as affordable housing. when the owner died, the residents learned the estate was planning to sell. when the residents asked the city to help provide funding to buy the complex and convert it into a housing collective through the city's small sites program and the bay area community land trust. now, the tenants said they'

by in the city is something that is always paramount to me. with that i would like to turn it over to to jeff and the super bowl. just give them the silverado and the surrounding areas safe. but i've always said that the safety of this entire city is something that is always paramount to me. with that, i would like to turn it over to to jeff. um, assumable. jeff, jeff done a good afternoon. obviously we wish we weren't here for this reason. today the sugar bowl committee has a 90 year history. that's been a good corporate citizen for the city of new orleans. and that's why this tragedy hurts us as much as anybody right now. so our condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families as we all work through this. of course, any time we have a major event in the city, a new orleans public safety is paramount. and we have full faith and confidence in the governor and the mayor and all of the assets, the federal, state and local resources that they've applied to this advance so that we can alternately bring those responsible to