rowinna from the san francisco state university. wanted to talk about the stabilization fund and support it partnershi. i think it's important to document how the city, mayor's office and cac has supported the market and its residents. the community has in the past and continues to experience destabilization and due to real estate speculization, it will be how they stabilized this expect, mostly of immigrants and it is encouraging collaboration. i believe they will gain insight from their residents. (indie indiscernible). >> next speaker, please. >> my name is melody hernandez and i'm a part of the proposed assessment team executive want o make myself available to answer any questions you might and provide information about the reason why i'm excited to become involved with this program. i've had some involvement with the summer community fund through a periphery role and have developed some relationships with some of these organizations that have provided me with the opportunity to really see this is kind of the perfect time to do a

and whereas the voter elected trustees of city college of san francisco are responsible to the citizens of san francisco for the protection of the institution, its students and employees from the effects of political inclusion, including any encroaching privatization of a public college. and whereas the voters of san francisco previously defeated two proposals for private housing development in balboa reservoir, proposition b in 1987 and l in 1988. whereas the san francisco public utilities commission signed an agreement in 1991 [inaudible] half of its reservoir property -- [bell ringing] and the timer is up on that item. again, this was forwarded to the commission so you have the full gist of the public comment. the second is from mr. dave warner. dear president caen and commissioner, it has been a great honor to communicate with you, not just for your present role at the sfpuc but for your experience, expertise and values you bring to the commission. i'm sorry to report troubling information. in resolution 19-0057 march 26, 2019, regarding the bay dock to ecosystem, there is a clear s

the neck. it can cause serious injury or death if blood flow is restricted for too long. >>san francisco, the city is working to make it possible for victims of police brutality or misconduct to be eligible for compensation crime first charles clifford has details. >>well here in san francisco, the city's victim services unit often provides a financial compensation to people who are the victims of crimes they can provide thousands of dollars for medical bills, mental health services relocation even funeral services but people who are the victims of police misconduct or police brutality are not eligible for those funds until now the san francisco district attorney jason bodene says they will now allow people face police misconduct to possibly be eligible for those funds. >>providing financial assistance to help victims and rebuilding their lives is a critical step. >>acknowledging the wrong and beginning the healing. >>it's also essential if we are to rebuild trust between our office and the communities that we serve and protect. >>but dean is also quick to point out that this doesn't mea

and in san francisco, the move to allow victims of police brutality to get financ san francisco's dia says he's going to make it possible for victims of police brutality or misconduct to be eligible for compensation kron four's charles clifford has that story. well here in san francisco, the city's victim services unit often provides a financial compensation to people who are the victims of crimes they can provide. >>thousands of dollars for medical bills, mental health services relocation even funeral services but people who are the victims of police misconduct or police brutality are not eligible for those funds until now the san francisco district attorney jason modine says they will now allow people who are face police misconduct to possibly be eligible for those funds. >>providing financial assistance to help victims and rebuilding their lives is a critical step. >>acknowledging the wrong and beginning the healing. >>it's also essential if we are to rebuild trust between our office and the communities that we serve and protect. >>but dean is also quick to point out that this does

to cut ties with the san francisco police department more than 500 people joined tuesday, san francisco unified school district board meeting on zoom people call for the end of school resource officers saying that their presence can be toxic for students. the school district is currently in the middle of revealing their memorandum of understanding with the police department which is an agreement of expectations related to police. >>i have seen first hand and both experienced police fire ants and i think that if we really want to show our students that we support them we care about them and we need to end all ties with the police department are still many other ways of in that instance in every instance of intervention that are more wellness focus more community-focused. >>for us to have conversations that are not alienating to anyone in our community. well as apd says that they value their relationship with the school district and like to continue that relationship. >>in a statement earlier tuesday. they say quote or said quote. we firmly believe that argues and school resource officer

rowinna from the san francisco state university. nted to talk about the stabilization fund and support it partnershi. i think it's important to document how the city, mayor's office and cac has supported the market and its residents. the community has in the past and continues to experience destabilization and due to real estate speculization, it will be how they stabilized this expect, mostly of immigrants and it is encouraging collaboration. i believe they will gain insight from their residents. (indie indiscernible). >> next speaker, please. >> my name is melody hernandez and i'm a part of the proposed assessment team executive want o make myself available to answer any questions you might and provide information about the reason why i'm excited to become involved with this program. i've had some involvement with the summer community fund through a periphery role and have developed some relationships with some of these organizations that have provided me with the opportunity to really see this is kind of the perfect time to do an

that was, at -- in a way, and appreciation from the city of san francisco for the musical legends. a lot of people in san francisco don't realize what resources there are at the library. we had a film series, the s.f. punk film series that i put together. it was nearly sold out every single night. people were so appreciative that someone was bringing this for them. it is free. everything in the library is free. >> it it is also a film producer who has a film coming out. maybe in 2018 about crime. what is the title of it? >> it is called san francisco first and only rock 'n' roll movie. crime, 1978. [laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was going to be a painter. i did not know i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those

that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by one and the family had a whole new clientele. the business really boomed after that. >> i think that the flavors we make reflect the diversity of san francisco. we were really surprised about the legacy project but we were thrilled to be a part of it. busines

the afternoon. you can see again in san francisco over on the left side of this weather board, we are fogged in on my live camera here in san francisco. meanwhile, it's mostly clear in walnut creek and holding on to 69. now, on the right side here, you'll see how that fog has infiltrated most of the north bay. of course san francisco near berkeley, oakland, and then down towards the south bay we remain mostly clear. i think the fog picture as we move through tomorrow morning is really going to look very similar to this. you can see this zoomed in view here on my map right up through santa rosa, san francisco, berkeley, oakland, best chance of that fog as you wake up tomorrow morning. then as we roll through the afternoon you can see we'll start to get that sunshine back except if you're going to the beaches. we will see some areas of fog at times. with that cool ocean breeze in place, we're going to start off nice, cool, and crisp tomorrow morning. plenty of mid-to-upper 50s. south bay, peninsula, and the tri-valley. right over to the east bay have you at 58. san francisco, 56. double 5s in the north

san francisco. it's a move that mayor london breed says is essential to save the cramps season. kron four's reyna harvey live from san francisco with more on that. hi rhonda good morning you covered this fire about a month ago right. >>yeah mari i was out here when it happened saw the fire got a chance to talk to a lot of those fishermen that you just mentioned and marty they were devastated out here lot of them and last a lifetime worth of gear, many of them telling me they don't know if they have the energy to go back into the business but this might change some of their minds this morning and relief program that we mentioned the city going to be bringing that for to be voted on so i want to show you though that fire that happened last month here at the pier at 45 again take a look at this you can see the flames. now in this fire, we know that 30 fishermen. the last about 8,000 crab shrimp and black caught traps and pots now the financial assistance will be offered as a 0% interest loan to crop fisherman and a down payment assistance grant. so this is not to give the fishermen

the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. ce no matter where we are. >> the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. today's date is tuesday, may 26, 2020. roll call, please. >> president caen? >> here. >> vice president vietor? >> present. >> commissioner moran? >> here. >> commissioner maxwell? >> here. >> commissioner paulson? >> present. >> we have a quorum. we begin the meet, i'd like to make an announcement. due to the covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and that governor newsom and mayor brown have lifted restrictions via conference, it's being televised via sfgov tv. there is a brief time lag between the live meeting and what is being viewed on sfgov tv. on behalf of the commission i'd like to extend our thanks to sfgov tv staff. if you wish to make public comment on an item, dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound, followed by pound again. when public comment is called, dial 1 and then 0 to be ad

i live and represent district 2 on the san francisco youth commission. i'm also a member of the civic engagement community within the san francisco youth commission. as a 14-year-old living in san francisco, i'm ready and excited to vote. a lot of what elected officials do affects my future. it will give us a chance to make an impact on our future as well. i'm supporting the charter amendments. be the voice of the 16- and 17-year-olds is necessary to our democracy. young san franciscans deserve a say. many 16- and 17-year-olds have lived in san francisco their entire lives. covid-19 pandemic makes it more clear how the essential workers are to our city's success nationally 13% of gross rye work workers are 17 to 19. they work in restaurants and other industries that remain open. what policies that will determine their safety and their family's safety. i urge you to support the file number 200477. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. my name is michelle parker. i'm calling

the night. we're going hear sirens in san francisco has it made you kron 4 news. kron 4 news is continuing to shine a spotlight on the 50 years of pride in san francisco. there is one organization and the city that wants to make sure everyone understands the significance of pride and what's been accomplished in the past 50 years kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >>here to talk about the significance of this month is terry bez week. the executive director of the glbt historical society in san francisco, thanks for joining us. >>thanks for having the l a. >>and pride festivities in recent years have been some of the best parties that i've ever been to lots of music dancing fun, fashion. that comes with it but can you tell us about the evolution of the marches, i know that they were more solemn at the inception when really this cause was at the forefront and pave the way for people and the generations to come. >>sure well from the beginning you know it was a riot and it was a protest but on the first anniversary when we had the first pride events here in san franc

officers association is not opposed to making changes within the department in fact she says the city of san francisco is in a unique position to lead the way. >>the union just wants to make sure they're part of the conversation. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and you heard the san francisco police chief indicating his open to the possibility of his department being defunded he talked more about that with kron 4 s jonathan mccall. >>reallocation of resources we're talking about the funding portion of our our budget to help the african american community and that that was the announcement made by mere free and supervisor shamann lot. yes, i'm open to that because i believe that if some communities need help. you know the reality is this we have to we have to sacrifice not have to sacrifice. >>and we'll have more from the chief later in the hour. there have been more arrests in the san francisco, public corruption scandal involving former public works director mohammed nuru kron four's dan kerman is live at city hall and has the latest dan. >>catherine 3 additional arrests, one of them a city employee ano

and, we will go back out live and check in on the protests in san francisco. we'll have another live report from the scene coming up a little >>> we are following breaking news out of southern california. a magnitude 5.5 earthquake has struck in san bernardino county near the city of ridge crest 120 miles northeast of los angeles. shaking has been reported throughout the area as far away as hollywood. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> meanwhile, several rallies were held across the bay area to protest police brutality and the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. chopper 5 was over hundreds of protesters who gathered in east palo alto, hayward, and san ramon. they chanted and held signs that said black lives matter. the demonstrators made their way down to city hall. they blocked the road as they marched down. >>> the warriors will not be part of the nba's plan to finish the season next month in orlando. 22 teams will report to orlando's disney world next month. 13 from the west, 9 from the east. they will play eight regular season games and t

i'm the publisher of the san francisco examiner. you for in the past awarding us this contract and i'm hoping that this year we're also awarded the contract. the san francisco examiner is printed here inside of san francisco. we have a press facility on evans avenue in the bayview and we employ 42 people at our press facili facility. and that comes with quite an expense, but we are committed to providing jobs, you know, for people here inside of san francisco. we are the highest circulated newspaper in san francisco county. we out-circulate some of our competitors by five times the circulation on each day that we publish. we're very committed to providing local news coverage, 90% of our news is locally written and informative, important news content about city issues, public transportation, housing, and as you guys know, you know, our team does a fantastic job getting the news out. even through covid, we've been able to keep to our commitments on publishing the san francisco examiner four days a week. we are a free publication. very

this after the lost cup was spotted wandering the streets of san francisco, multiple times. is was a very rare and unusual event for the city. the san francisco zoo provided this video of the australian walkabout exhibit, the zoo confirmed that wallah roots and a red kangaroo were killed earlier this week and the wild local color of war carnivore is likely to blame for it. they are now investigating whether the young don't mind could be the perpetrator. in the meantime the zoo says it has taken steps to prevent any further loss. that mountain lion was eventually taken to the oakland zoo to be examined before it was safely released back into the wild. >> always sad to hear about animals passing at the zoo but unfortunately nature sometimes takes over. thank you. >>> the navy is upholding the decision to fire a captain who sounded the alarm about a covid- 19 outbreak on board an aircraft carrier. it started when captain brett crozier penned a letter asking for help to stop an outbreak on board the uss theodore roosevelt. over 1000 crewmembers ended up testing positive for covid

the 80s and 90s. remember, it is cool and blustery in san francisco. did have a high briefly, out towards walnut 84 degrees. a warmer finish to the weekend. san jose tipping the theme of breezy. winds 21 miles per hour looking at 72 degrees near san jose. the temperatures have trended upward just a bit even as the winds are still blustery around the bay area. the wind is good for air quality north to south. good air quality. notice wind speeds 15 to 20 miles an hour technically a sea breeze bring in low clouds along the coast, misty skies, inland high clouds passing by. morning temperatures in the 50s tomorrow but probably not going to see quite as much low cloud cover inland like we saw today with bristle. mostly san francisco and the coast. our highs may come down briefly before warm up. temperatures around san jose, 70s, 80s downtown, tri-valley, see the temperatures climbing to the mid-80s, low 70s peninsula, downtown san francisco climbing closer to upper 60s tomorrow. around the north bay you'll see highs in the low- to mid-80s. so once we pass to

the m o u. >>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and in a related story in the wake of all the protests across the country the past couple weeks, san francisco's police chief says he is open to the idea of defunding his department kron four's maureen kelly has that story. >>we're at a time and policing in this country where the >>to hear was being said was being said we we have to change we believe in >>to that chief bill scott made the comments during a monday night virtual panel and also featured the city's da public defender and sheriff scott was asked by the moderator about his position on the concept of defunding the police a rallying cry at many of the protests that have erupted around the world over the death of george floyd some supporters say it's not an elimination of law enforcement but rather a shrinking of the scope of police responsibilities, shifting them to other professionals such as homeless outreach or mental health workers a lot of things out there that can be done and i think we have to deal >>right now is a gr

the process in san francisco -- not that i know of, any way. the process in san francisco is we have a department of police accountability, which is an independent department from the police department. i say that, and i emphasize that because part of what's going on in this country right now is accountability. if anybody has a complaint, a member of the public has a complaint of the way we do business -- and we welcome accountability, you can go to our website. if you don't have internet, i'll try to get the phone number out to everybody. but we're transparent, and if the public has a complaint about the way we conduct our businesses, they deserve an investigation to be conducted, and the department of police accountability will conduct that investigation. >> can you outline the department's plan tonight and for the rest of the week. >> we're fully deployed tonight. we still have a cancellation of all days off. we still have the additional law enforcement resources that the state department or office of emergency services has provided us, and w

i'm the publisher of the san francisco examiner. i just wanted to thank you for in the past awarding us this contract and i'm hoping that this year we're also awarded the contract. the san francisco examiner is printed here inside of san francisco. we have a press facility on evans avenue in the bayview and we employ 42 people at our press facili facility. and that comes with quite an expense, but we are committed to providing jobs, you know, for people here inside of san francisco. we are the highest circulated newspaper in san francisco county. we out-circulate some of our competitors by five times the circulation on each day that we publish. we're very committed to providing local news coverage, 90% of our news is locally written and informative, important news content about city issues, public transportation, housing, and as you guys know, you know, our team does a fantastic job getting the news out. even through covid, we've been able to keep to our commitments on publishing the san francisco examiner four days a week. we are a

>>making the way southbound on 1 one into san francisco. no reports of any major problems on any of the bay area bridges this morning. well happening today gyms in southern california are reopening to clients but the workouts are going to look pretty different we've got jennifer mcgraw talking with the owner of a gym in l a county to explain. >>after 3 months and finally hitting the gym and i feel really safe. i'm here in redondo beach at south bay inspire self a fitness with pete pete walk me through how you're going to keep everyone safe at your gym welcome jennifer so. >>whatever your client and charge him. we have everybody sanitizer hand first and then we take the temperature okay up there to take temperature every signs a waiver. you get to grab a towel and then we assign you to your pot. >>to me about these pods these look incredible. >>thank you so when you come to your plot you have everything you need to stay inside the whole time and also you can take off your mask. we ha done both the former role as disinfectant wipes to clean up

mild around the bay. 67 for san francisco and oakland. heating up inland. 87 in san jose. 93 for concord and fairfield. we will keep the weather pattern going thursday, friday, and cooler for the weekend and early next week. friends, happy wednesday. almost there. >> almost. [ laughter ] >>> yes, we have wednesday off and running. thank you mary and gianna for that, and thank you for starting your day here with us on kpix 5. we continue all day on cbsn bay area. >>> "cbs this morning" is up next. have a great wednesday. ♪ >>> good morning to you and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's wednesday, june 24th, 2020. i'm gayle king with anthony mason anddokoupil. summer surge. dr. fauci warns coronavirus isn't going away. president trump says yes it is and holds another packed rally with supporters. we'll look at a disturbing new rise in hospitalizations across 14 different states. >>> surprising turn. the fbi says the noose found in bubba wallace's garage had been there for months. the nascar star joins us to talk about that and how to address

aids foundation and the san franciscosugary drinks distributor process. i think you're -- >> yes. i just wanted to make sure that that's included, and to make sure that the people of the san francisco know, so this seems like an opportunity to be having my voice heard. >> chair fewer: oh, at 1:00, we'll be convening a hearing of the budget and appropriations committee, and that's where we'll be hearing about the next rebalancing plan. and maybe item number 1, which is nonprofit sustainability in the age of covid-19, you might want to give those comments in the age of nonprofit organizations over police funding. >> okay. great. thank you. would i find this on this same link? >> chair fewer: yes, i believe. madam clerk? madam clerk is nodding yes. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any other speakers in the queue? >> operator: no, madam chair. that completes the queue. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. public comment is closed for item 3 and 4. i'd like to make a motion to

the process in san francisco -- not that i know of any way. the process in san francisco is we have a department of police accountability which is an independent department from the police department. i say that, and i emphasize that because part of what's going on in this country right now is accountability. if anybody has a complaint, a member of the public has a complaint of the way we do business -- and we welcome accountability you can go to our website. if you don't have internet i'll try to get the phone number out to everybody. but we're transparent and if the public has a complaint about the way we conduct our businesses they deserve an investigation to be conducted, and the department of police accountability will conduct that investigation. >> can you outline the department's plan tonight and for the rest of the week. >> we're fully deployed tonight. we still have a cancellation of all days off. we still have the additional law enforcement resources that the state department or office of emergency services has provided us and we're g

the little spots here in the east bay shoreline, san francisco. but there will be real contain along the coast and should be mostly sunny the out that way too as we get into the afternoon and everybody starts warming up here is the progress thus far 66 antioch 64 livermore concord you're looking at 64 with upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline little bit cooler in the valleys up in the north bay there in the lower to middle 50's 59 for san jose and 56, san francisco. again sunny to mostly sunny. we'll do it by high noon we've got about 86 going on here 90's return to the inland valleys here. but there's a change as we head on to the weekend we'll be talk a little bit about that coming up in just a bit back to you all right, thank you dave. >>the bay area now has more than 15,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and more than 460 deaths. now here's the latest numbers, check them out on your screen it's broken down by county covid-19 hit hardest and alameda county with more than 3900 cases then the pandemic has been deadlier in santa clara county

either in san francisco or any of the surrounding areas. to city and county of san francisco. you can take train, buses. there's many ways that this thing can get out of control again and what we're asking is that, moving forward with it, that you also include the public health workers. so, we represent thousands throughout the bay area and asking that there be a [inaudible] with public health workers and our union and any other unions recommending in the public health side to make sure that when decisions are made before how to continue to move forward on the road map and has the input of the frontline workers there. we believe it is extremely important. we're not done yet. we understand the other issues around the base like small businesses and such s. however, you know, you look at news, you look at the numbers, covid-19 cases are still up the. our country has become one of worst in the whole world. taking care of this. we have a long way to go to defeat this. so, please make sure you guys get the input of the front line workers at all times in this. thank you. >> thank you

i want to emphasize the peace plaza is a icon in san francisco. pre-covid i have seen people taking photos in front of the plaza and pagoda. it is becoming a symbol of san francisco. i would like to voice my support for the help that the recreation and parks department and planning department have given in helping us get this project shovrel ready thank you. >> next caller, please. >> caller: thank you, chair fewer, supervisors. i am denise. contact for san francisco parks alliance group. we preserve and maintain the park and the children's playground. we strongly you remember your support in the bond because it puts in a new platform for city-wide recovery, need for soap space and user challenges now and in the future. the identified projects serve as models how we can provide the connective tissue to better serve our users. it is a prime example of the smaller parks used by preschoolers, elementary, youth centers and senior centers and residents from the housing access and depend on the parks. this bond offers city parks, health program was and r

the young cat roamed around san francisco for a few days and the officials at the san francisco zoo suspected he paid them a visit after two marsupials were killed in the outdoor closure. they suspect the mountain lion was the corporate and have launched an investigation. the mountain lion was captured with the net from oracle park on thursday. the zoo said he was robust and well fed despite being separated from his mother. >>> coming up, the latest on the reopening of the businesses around the bay area including the sonoma county tourism industry. >>> the recent graduates in the affluent area of the space find a way to ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> businesses continued to reopening parts of the bay area as the coronav

>>a step backwards in the fight against the coronavirus san francisco putting the brakes on plans to reopen more businesses as cases across the bay area they are surgeon. thank you for joining us, everyone, i'm catherine heenan mayor london breed made the announcement today while giving a speech to essential workers. she says 103 new coronavirus cases were reported yesterday in fact the city saying its largest spike in cases since the early days of the pandemic kron first to leap to go he joins us live from zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where the mayor shared that news late. >>catherine the mayor says the bottom line is if the city does not tailback its phased reopening plan. then this hospital and many others could become overwhelmed. >>we're going to have to dial it back. >>we're going to have to dial it back because of what we see with the data san francisco mayor london breed striking a darker tone friday compared to the optimism she shared thursday when she noted that although covid-19 cases were surging across the country. the numbers we're looking good in her city

on the peninsula looking at foggy conditions and 63 in pacifica, nice day in san francisco. 69 degrees but much cooler than today. 62 in daly city and breezy in the north bay. 82 in san rafael, upper 80s calestoga, santa rosa you're really going to notice a significant drop in those temperatures places in the north bay as that southerly winds 84ree pt inland areas still hot. antioch, brentwood 84 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast cooler at the coast and bay and summer begins in the afternoon at 2:43, temperatures back off to 43 degrees and for father's day it's going to be a nice microclimate spread from the mid-60s to the mid-90s, a seasonal range on monday. not much change early next week but we will start to esaa retse return of the heat, close to 100 degrees inland. it's summertime at least almost here. dan and ama. >> as long as it's nice for fathers. thanks, sandhya. seen r a home. coming up next the update on the big cat >>> abc 7 has launched a new streaming app so wherever you are you can get our live newscast, breaking news, whether and more with our abc 7 ba

sounding the alarm about a potential fire hazard on a san francisco street. >>one resident says he's been living in fear for several months and he wants the city to do something to make the neighborhood safe kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >>this is a photo of someone who appears to be excess electricity from an underground power source, the concern is that the the entire block will go up. and it's going to go through the homeless residents in the alley and go from building to building to building before that happened. steven butler says he wants to do everything he can to bring attention to what he believes is a major fire hazard here on olive street between polk and said san francisco's to delight multiple power lines going across the street going up and down the block spliced into each other. >>is is >>tremendously fearful. he says he's noticed the number of unsheltered residents has grown here in recent months so we have people actually coming from other locations charging their devices representative of the san francisco coalition on homelessnes

the north. there is a little bit from san francisco down to monterey, but 50s on the temps. yone is very close, 53, santa rosa to 56, san jose. it will be warmer today, but we do have a mponent, just some patchy fog, so the northeasterly breeze, there is vacaville, north at 33. fairfield, west-southwest, 58 degrees, so that is a heck of a difference. except for a bit of patchy fog, i don't think there will be much. we will start to cool off tomorrow. over to sal now, and where would you like to begin on this traffic update? >>> well we are going to start with the toll plaza, because we are seeing some improvement there. we are also going to show you some of the other commutes are doing very well. let's go outside and take a look at the approach to san francisco, if you are driving from the east bay, it is backed up for a bit, it's not completely clear but improving in the last half hour or so. there has been much more traffic in the 6:00 hour. you can see traffic here on 880 isn't too slow, both directions here are moving nicely. san mateo bridge, and if you are driving in th

and whereas the voter elected trustees of city college of san francisco are responsible to the citizens of san francisco for the protection of the institution, its students and employees from the effects of political inclusion, including any encroaching privatization of a public college. and whereas the voters of san francisco previously defeated two proposals for private housing development in balboa reservoir, proposition b in 1987 and l in 1988. whereas the san francisco public utilities commission signed an agreement in 1991 [inaudible] half of its reservoir property -- [bell ringing] and the timer is up on that item. again, this was forwarded to the commission so you have the full gist of the public comment. the second is from mr. dave warner. dear president caen and commissioner, it has been a great honor to communicate with you, not just for your present role at the sfpuc but for your experience, expertise and values you bring to the commission. i'm sorry to report troubling information. in resolution 19-0057 march 26, 2019, regarding the bay dock to ecosystem, there is a clear s

rowinna from the san francisco state university. nted to talk about the stabilization fund and support it partnershi. i think it's important to document how the city, mayor's office and cac has supported the market and its residents. the community has in the past and continues to experience destabilization and due to real estate speculization, it will be how they stabilized this expect, mostly of immigrants and it is encouraging collaboration. i believe they will gain insight from their residents. (indie indiscernible). >> next speaker, please. >> my name is melody hernandez and i'm a part of the proposed assessment team executive want o make myself available to answer any questions you might and provide information about the reason why i'm excited to become involved with this program. i've had some involvement with the summer community fund through a periphery role and have developed some relationships with some of these organizations that have provided me with the opportunity to really see this is kind of the perfect time to do an

and also thank you one treasure island who has been coordinating with the san francisco food bank for the delivery of free groceries for people who need it. thank you to the staff and thank you to the san francisco food bank and also, thank you to the school district for continuing to deliver meals to school children on treasure island so they can eat three meals a day, five days a week and they are serving about 180 children. so there are many whom we have to thank and certainly fort mel workers who are on the frontline, those who are leaving their homes everyday to work so we can have food deliveries and caregiving and let's not forget to be thankful for simple acts of kindness by our neighbors to each other. and this is the first public meeting since the city asked we shelter at home. because of this, please be patient with us and with the technology as we have to work out the glitches and get accustomed to having meetings online. and if you have public comments, there will be a way for you to do so, but please note that we cannot answer directly to your questions online but they w

i'm born and raised in san francisco, went to the san francisco school district, have worked k-12 in the school district and have a child. i'm a parent of an 11-year-old in the san francisco south dakota. i am siding with removing the sfpd. a child had a gun pulled on them and i have yet to see an adequate response from the police officers that did this years ago. quickly, my son was bullied in the south dakota. school district. i was told to call the police. the people that should be training adequately. how do you implement restorative justice models and don't adequately train your staff and teachers? so instead of paying -- you should be paying the teachers to get adequately trained to implement the models and really implement a zero tolerance because our black and brown youth are being incarcerated in outrageous numbers and pointed the finger at by teachers. thank you. >> miss marshall, are you there? monica? >> hello, can you hear me? >> yes. >> i teach at balanc balboa higl where two years ago a student brought a gun to campus. brought multiple points of the mou and they didn't

aids foundation and the san franciscosugary drinks distributor process. i think you're -- >> yes. i just wanted to make sure that that's included, and to make sure that the people of the san francisco know, so this seems like an opportunity to be having my voice heard. >> chair fewer: oh, at 1:00, we'll be convening a hearing of the budget and appropriations committee, and that's where we'll be hearing about the next rebalancing plan. and maybe item number 1, which is nonprofit sustainability in the age of covid-19, you might want to give those comments in the age of nonprofit organizations over police funding. >> okay. great. thank you. would i find this on this same link? >> chair fewer: yes, i believe. madam clerk? madam clerk is nodding yes. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any other speakers in the queue? >> operator: no, madam chair. that completes the queue. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. public comment is closed for item 3 and 4. i'd like to make a motion to

we're so tired and put on the backburner and not more to us than blind owns several bars in san francisco and is concerned about the city's august reopened date for bart's. >>he represents 400 other bar owners in the city as founder of the san francisco bar owner alliance. he says many will make it much longer he can open till. august 13th and that's a definite will for a lot of bars don't have money or not. >>we're not rolling we're not driving tesla's owner of ours we are sending our kids to public school we often make less than our arctic employees do we work really long hours lyman sent this letter to the city on tuesday urging leaders to put bars in the same timeline as restaurants. according to the city's current timeline restaurants can reopen for outdoor dining on friday. >>and resume indoor dining mid july, but bars can open until mid august in the bar owner lines his latest fight, london says bars are included in the newest rafter the shared spaces program or restaurants can use the city's public space for seating. >>restaurants do it they're going to serve their own food bars d

the stores include. alameda central san francisco. the one that's located in san francisco on false and 13th street south san francisco, san jose east palo alto santa tale mountain view oakland air murrysville put all redwood city richmond and won a creek. we have a full list on our web site so just head over to kron 4 dot com. if you want to see the complete list. well over the weekend a group of looters broke into this oakland target store on broadway. this is downtown you can see them just going through the store they were smashing windows and grabbing several i rooms. >>we'll take a look at this video from san jose this is last night dozens of officers surrounding the westfield mall, big shopping centers and malls like this are a target for looters, san jose police chief eddie garcia says that officers have arrested more than 100 people as jay pd also enforcing a curfew to get better control of the streets. and protests erupted across the country for the 6th night in a row over the killing of george floyd in minneapolis at least 40

good morning, sarah. >> loosening shelter place means people can enjoy the normal parts of life again. san francisco's westfield mall will reopen today for indoor shopping after nonessential stores shut down mid-march in the city. some stores in san francisco not including those in indoor malls open for curbside pick up a couple of weeks ago. darting today people can finally walk into a mall and buy what they want . there are new rules. at the mall shoppers have to cover their faces at all times and maintain their distance from others. the number of guests will be monitored and controlled to avoid crowding in line. high touch areas will be cleaned more often and more hand sanitizer and handwashing stations will be available. there was a be more customer service reps at the mall to answer any questions people may have. the westfield mall has no hours they will open monday through saturday from 11:00 to 7:00 and sunday from 12:00 until 6:00. the stone town galleria also open today, but the japan center mall will remain closed for now. reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> berkeley may reopen its restaura

either in san francisco or any of the surrounding areas. to city and county of san francisco. you can take train, buses. there's many ways that this thing can get out of control again and what we're asking is that, moving forward with it, that you also include the public health workers. so, we represent thousands throughout the bay area and asking that there be a [inaudible] with public health workers and our union and any other unions recommending in the public health side to make sure that when decisions are made before how to continue to move forward on the road map and has the input of the frontline workers there. we believe it is extremely important. we're not done yet. we understand the other issues around the base like small businesses and such s. however, you know, you look at news, you look at the numbers, covid-19 cases are still up the. our country has become one of worst in the whole world. taking care of this. we have a long way to go to defeat this. so, please make sure you guys get the input of the front line workers at all times in this. thank you. >> thank you

i urge you to act now to ensure the safety of san francisco residents by implementing the recommendations made by san francisco united in crisis. law enforcement should decline to arrest people for nonviolent crimes, including resisting arrest where no violent precipitated the arrest and limit contacts, stops, warrant enforcement and instances of taking people into custody to situations where this is reasonable imminent concern for public safety and where a violent crime is involved. law enforcement should maximize use of cite and release for as many instances as possible within the jurisdiction's policies, including violent crimes. no citations should be issued for issues of life. medical conditions like asthma, heart conditions, diabetes, lung disease, and hiv. these populations have been shown to have higher rates of medical conditions listed. people cwith disabilities, people over the age of 50 and under the age of 25. anyone who does not pose a serious safety risk to the community upon release, such as anyone who is not involved in serious personal injury or death to another person.

>>was almost the bay area now has more than 22,000 cases and 563 deaths, san francisco reported 68 new cases and one new death today, san mateo county marin and solano counties also reported no new cases, but no new deaths. alameda county so has the highest number of covid-19 cases it has 5,493 and a 130 deaths. there are now more than 600 covid-19 cases at san quentin prison. as of yesterday 545 inmates and 73 staff members tested positive, public defenders in alameda county urging people to contact the governor about covid-19 outbreaks at san quentin. the county's chief public defender, brandon woods wants lawyers activists and community members to sign a petition and submit comments directly to the governor's office, asking him to take immediate action to stop covid-19 from quote killing more people in prison. we've posted a link to the online petition on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and the meanwhile north bay assembly member mark levine is calling for the replacement of the prison healthcare receiver named jay clark, kelso on may the 30th kelsall oversaw the transfer of 121 inmat

the night. and back here in san francisco we had city leaders announcing a new resolution prohibiting the hiring of law enforcement officers with a history of misconduct. however, the san francisco police officers association says that there. well they were left out of the conversation entirely with kron four's taylor force act with more on the story. >>following the death of george floyd who died last week after being pinned down by a minnesota police officer, san francisco district attorney jason booting in city supervisor, shimon walton introduced a resolution on tuesday. the resolution would prohibit the san francisco police department where the sheriff's office from hiring an officer who has history of serious misconduct, we give police officers, a gun and a badge and the power to arrest and the power to use force is essential. >>that we've got those individuals and that we hold them to higher standards boudin in multan say the resolution would also prohibit local law enforcement from hiring any officer who has avoided that kind of record by leaving their job while an investigation is pendi

with the clouds rolled in now the temperatures cool off in the san francisco effect all around the bay area no 90's today but we're close still warm 89 degrees in livermore 84. >>in concord 72 degrees in santa rosa 61. well below the average in san francisco, 72 degrees in oakland today and 86 degrees in san jose speaking winds. yeah they've been kicking up 90 miles per hour now in san francisco, 22 in mill valley, 28 in fairfield right now 15 a little more, but all around you're seeing a healthy breeze and i think it's going to strengthen as we head in toward tomorrow that may cause some fire concerns in parts of the bay area. temperatures right now we've got 56 degrees in san francisco to 61 in oakland, 69 in san jose 60's elsewhere around the bay area except right along the coastline tomorrow morning we wake up to a few clouds early on and then i think becoming mostly sunny and breezy temperatures going to knowsley cooler then by the afternoon we still may sneak in a couple 80's inland, but the big story tomorrow all the winds kicking up maybe some those gu