scottish government will provide £1t00,000 to the campaign to rejuvenate union street. is the latest in the transformation of scotland's it is weather here in aberdeen in union street and at saint james court in edinburgh, the ambition in glasgow, new life has been breathed into urban centres and in dundee, a city close to my heart, the snp will support the superb regeneration of the tissues gasworks into a new eden project, a beacon for regeneration and a beacon for green tourism. applause conference, the oil and gas industry and most crucially our workers, here in the north—east, are absolutely vital to scotland's economy, and they will be for many years to come. but we also need to look to the future, so ourjust transition is notjust important for future, so ourjust transition is not just important for tackling future, so ourjust transition is notjust important for tackling the climate emergency and for that it absolutely is, but it's also huge economically as an opportunity. successful bidders for the offshore licensing round have indicated that there is a potential

i had them together before union street. so for 72 is here you can see on the label it's an actual apartment for 72 for seven for 476. on this side, it's to confuse us more rather than have different numbers. i live in 15. nobles number three here at the top. so this unit number that they refer to in their first application, which gets an nof from michael allen on the 23rd of august, about 22 days after it was issued, did not allow them to do any of the work that they were doing. none in they're doing work all over the building . and it's documented in your appeal packet by mr. allen's photographs that show you copper going all over the city, all over the building, rather, and alongside units that are not at all listed. that's not fair. and it's not allowed by the permit process. the other thing that's not allowed by the permit process is the actual permit they're trying to do here now, which i'm appealing to make up for the fact that they had gone so far beyond the scope they thought. and apparently this is part of the proc

blue whale on union street. >> this city, for a chef who's a newcomer, myself, i'm not a native but have been here over 30 years, this city means so much to all of us, and he really wants to give back to the community. this is another opportunity to really give back and just kind of show the city that it's worth the investment. >> reporter: the space sat empty for six years. blue whale has a dining room, bar, and outdoor patio. >> i've seen the construction happen for what seems like months now, but really excited to try it, and it's great to have another option in the neighborhood. >> we only hear the negative, never the positive. there are so many great restaurants in san francisco, and i have yet to find one that i haven't enjoyed thoroughly. >> it officially opens tomorrow. >>> we know that they say what happens in vegas stays in vegas, except for something hotel guests are finding in between their sheets. oh, no. plus, researchers are seeding a massive bed of oysters off the coast, but they're not for eating. how they could help curb climate change. >>> after record setting warmth y

union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. ound here i love to see when the street is full of people. it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelato in your hand. this is the move we are happy to provide to the people. i always love union street because it's not like another commercial street where you have big chains. here you have the neighbors. there is a lot of stories and the neighborhoods are essential. people have -- they enjoy having their daily or weekly gelato. i love this street itself. >> we created a move of an area where we will be visiting. we want to make sure that the area has the gelato that you like. what we give back as a shop owner is creating an ambient lifestyle. if you do it in your area and if you like it, then you can do it on the streets you like. i general meeting of the san francisco police commission. before we get started, i just wanted to acknowledge the untimely passing of christopher shea. christopher shea was an attorney who appeared bef

i live on union street, that’s it, haven’t you heard anything else?good opera, but in this particular case you are wrong, i really was with her in a restaurant, but i didn’t kill her, explain, you want to have a drink, not now, but i’ll drink, my, we met her in a restaurant, we had a sincere conversation , i needed to talk it out, you know, i was in a serious condition, but then she asked me to bring her home, because supposedly her... the intercom broke down in the entrance on the floor of homeless people, whom she is very afraid of, but i her, i had a suzhnyak, i asked i had a glass of water, when i drank it, i lost consciousness, and when i woke up, i saw that i was completely undressed and she was lying next to me with a sore throat, a scene from an american thriller, it was a setup, i realized it, quickly...' i jumped, got dressed, dried myself all the traces, jumped out into the street, the burovo people grabbed me, shoved me into the car, brought me to the dam, showed me the knife with which she was killed by molova, which supposedly had my pri

was this thirty-seven-year-old man who started a fire in the courtyard of one of the houses on union streetsive foreign car was destroyed by fire. several cars parked nearby were also damaged. initially , two main versions of arson were considered, the professional activities of the owner of the burnt car and a conflict with neighbors. according to media reports, the detainee. unemployed citizen of ukraine. his motives have not yet been reported. in kemerovo sentenced the organizer of an illegal nursing home, who was considered involved in the deaths of 23 people. when a fire broke out at the shelter last december, the wooden structure was engulfed in flames within minutes. the guests did not have time to get out of the building. at the same time, as it turned out, there was no fire safety system at all during the construction. the topic will be continued by olga zhurinkova. there was no doubt that the verdict would be guilty. if the intrigue persisted, it concerned only the term of imprisonment. owner of an illegal shelter homeless, where 23 people died in a fire, businessman and part-time

union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. le that live around here i love to see when the street is full of people. it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelato in your hand. this is the move we are happy to provide to the people. i always love union street because it's not like another commercial street where you have big chains. here you have the neighbors. there is a lot of stories and the neighborhoods are essential. people have -- they enjoy having their daily or weekly gelato. i love this street itself. >> we created a move of an area where we will be visiting. we want to make sure that the area has the gelato that you like. what we give back as a shop owner is creating an ambient lifestyle. if you do it in your area and if you like it, then you can do it on the streets you like. you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. special guest is david chu. hi i'm chris manners and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's about restarting rebuil

blue whale on union street comes from chef hochi boone who owned hachison and later boone in san franciscoor this city, a chef, a newcomer myself, i'm not a naiv z native, but i've been here over 30 years, this city really mean as lot to all of us, and he really wants to give back to the community. this is a chance to get back and show the city it's worth the investment. >> reporter: the space sat empty for six years. blue whale has a dining room, bar and outdoor patio. >> i've been seeing the construction happen for what seems like months now. but really exciting to try it, and it is really great to have another option in the neighborhood. we only hear the negative. we never hear the positive. and there are so many great restaurants in san francisco, and i have yet to find one that i haven't enjoyed thoroughly. >> that was betty yu reporting. the restaurant opens officially later today. >>> coming up negotiators appear to head off a disruptive teachers strike in san francisco. details on the tentative contract deal between the union and the school district. >>> and spacex launches a rocke

union. thought the gaming street there is not a lot of union it hen a difficult thing.irrelevant gave union a strategy arm in the nerth bay starting. we believe in fairness. when it came to wages we are union, but with unite and others we made sure this we went beyond and that begin the area where wore from. you see basic wages but when you get grant lawyer you think about the area the basic wages are in marin and sonoma $15 is in the the same as in modesto. what do you do given where you are to make sure the people that work for you half a roof and insurance policy in pockets to protect their families. and whatever other needs they may have. for mental health to any other service literacy service. spanish it english and english to pannish programs. those things are so important. so had you do is credit a house of generosity and good will. we were careful choosing our management team. and by the way, in the business world the casino world that is in the always the case. we undid the model. you have i model in most of the casinos where you have the kind of situations whe

we'll be able to run high frequency sea shuttle trains between union square, market street station andhinatown. >> this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong connectivity to chinatown in addition to that, sfmta will send text messages, emails and public notices to let people know of the changes. >> lee, with the chinatown merchants association says they need to make sure anyone traveling from apec to chinatown is aware of the alternate routes . she envisions. a lot of people at apec touring the rest of the city, and they're going to have a cable car over at moscone center, where people can take pictures. >> so there that can remind them and say, yeah, come on over to visit the rest of the city. she says apec could bring thousands of people to chinatown, a big boost to the local businesses. >> she asks everyone to come together to show the beauty of san francisco. >> we're probably the most one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and we should all take that to our heart. and this is our time. >> ryan curry, abc7 news. after the break, we'll take you along with

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close to civic center along market street, union plaza, powell street and in the mission, 16th and mission>> our goal in san francisco and in seattle is to work with individuals who are cycling in and out of criminal justice and are falling through the cracks and using this as intervention to address that population and the racial disparity we see. we want to focus on the mission in tender loan district. >> it goes to the partners that hired case managers to deal directly with the clients. case managers with referrals from the police or city agencies connect with the person to determine what their needs are and how we can best meet those needs. >> i have nobody, no friends, no resources, i am flat-out on my own. i witnessed women getting beat, men getting beat. transgenders getting beat up. i saw people shot, stabbed. >> these are people that have had many visits to the county jail in san francisco or other institutions. we are trying to connect them with the resources they need in the community to break out of that cycle. >> all of the referrals are coming from the law enforcement agency.

central subway will simply follow the old route to market street subway and very importantly will be able to run high frequency shuttle trains between union square, market street station, and chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong conductivity to chinatown. bart, caltrain will be fully operational uneffected. sams trans and golden gate experience very miner reroutes so if you are coming to san francisco that week, please do take public transit. very importantly, we will be publishing very detailed traffic walking biking and especially transit updates under our website later this afternoon and will continue to update that as we get more information. please go to sfmta.com/apec. where you can not only find information, but also sign up for regular alerts and updates. >> what about the cable cars and [indiscernible] >> yes. the cable cars will be disrupted by the nob hill area zone but grateful to the secret service and our team who found a way to continue operate the hyde street line from the cable car barn at mason street to the hyde street terminal so that will keep running. the rest of the line needs to

this is the starbucks near kittridge street. the union is calling for functioning lights in the storage room, working air-conditioning, permission to close the store if it gets too hot and a change in dress code enforcement. >> this store is full of students, you really think you are not going to get any pushback? that is ridiculous. >> we reached out for comment on the one-day strike, the only response we received was an automatic reply that the press office was closed for the weekend. >>> 194 workers in the bay area and more than 1000 in san diego will be let go in mid-december, in may, qualcomm let about 500 employees go, including 80 right here in the bay area. those companies are facing shrinking revenues. >>> let's take a look at market street in san francisco, a stretch of the road will be closed in two weeks beginning tomorrow, starting at 5:00 am, market street will be closed between fifth and eighth street, they are doing underground electrical work and building new sidewalks. >>> fairfield is installing dozens of new electric v

currently with regards to bars, there are not permitted or restricted along haight street, sacramento, union street and in the mission so the ordinance propose the lift restrictions on bars in these areas. with regards to the mission street, there is currently a cap of 167 in term ozf the number of limited restaurants and bars and working with the community proposing to increase the cap to 179. next with regards to liquor licenses, earlier this year the state had created a new liquor license type, the type 90, and it is the music venue liquor license, so this would authorize the sale of beer, wine and distilled spirits at retail for consumption on the premises of music entertainment facility. the notable feature here is this liquor license type allows miners on the premises and it actually gives venues another option to expand to a different clientele. different customer base. so, the state has created this new liquor license type, it hasn't been incorporated into the san francisco planning code and so we are making changes throughout the code to allow for this to-it is already allowed, but to make

union. they came to the streets to support the defenseless women and children of gaza by participating in thewidespread anti-zionist protest against the country's silence against the genocide of the israeli dictator regime. threat the european union against malaysia was not only the result of the people's silence, but by holding this peace , the world will continue to witness the people's constant support for the oppressed palestine. we are with palestine, the life of palestine is our soul and soul. the marchers marched in tight lines from the kulalanpur mosque and gathered in front of the us embassy shouting death to america. the name of america is not the same as israel. more than 30,000 people came in this protest on behalf of all the people of malaysia to insist on stopping the massacre in the gaza strip. we are forever with gaza and palestine. or name america, these protests are still going on all over malaysia. in four statements, hezbollah announced the targeting of five military bases and the gathering center of zionist soldiers in the areas of risha, al-abad, marj, zaurit and jarda i

code to contract resources to perform sewer main water main on fillmore between green street and union street which were damaged by a water main failure with total estimated cost not to exceed $5 million. madam chair. >> thank you. today we have mr. steve ritchie assistant general manager for water from sfpuc for our san francisco public utility commission. thank you and tell us all about this one. >> steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water here speaking on the fillmore and green 16 inch water main break which in 14 years is probably within the top 3 in terms of community disruption, so this was a very big deal. just background on the san francisco water system. we actually have 24 pressure zones throughout the city. this map shows those pressure zones and where all the water mains are. there are about 1250 miles of water mains serving all most a million residents and workers in san francisco during the day, so a very long complex system we have. the main break occurred on the evening of september 10 and 11. there was a break on 16 inch water transmission main. the transmission is

union. this is where she still lives. look, a socialist street bakery and buy a pie with jam for 5 kopecks. what else sends us back to the era of the soviet union is the layout of streets, store facades, slogans on city banners. and of course, lenin square. by the way, the most controversial attraction here is the monument to the leader of the proletariat. you won’t believe it, but in the early 2000s, instead of these beautiful flower beds there were vegetable gardens with potatoes. and perhaps it was thanks to vladimir ilic that the harvests were good. local residents love to joke about lenin. stolptsovsky vladimir points with his right hand not a bright future at all, just for a cafe. please come in and try our lubricant. lenin on the square stands the most... no, this is a monument transferred to the war of 1812. in general, this square is surrounded by historical buildings. here you will find a former synagogue of the 21st century, shopping arcades, and houses from the interwar period. but it’s not easy to recognize the history in them. not f

union's threat that this country remain silent against the genocide of the israeli dictator regime, malaysian demonstrators participated in a widespread anti-zionist rally to support women and the defenseless children of gaza came to the streetse european union's threat against malaysia was not only the result of the people's silence, but the world's support for the oppressed palestine was witnessed by the people's support for this peace. we are with palestine, the life of palestine is our soul and soul. marchers in tight processions from the mosque. they gathered a long way in front of the us embassy shouting death to america, america, israel, more than 30 thousand people , we came in this rally on behalf of all the people of malaysia to insist on stopping the massacre in the gaza strip, gaza, we are together with gaza and we are palestine, there is no god but god these acts of kindness are still going on throughout malaysia . so in this moment we must be crystal clear, we stand with israel, we stand with israel. we will make sure israel has what it needs to take care of its citizens, defend itself and respond to this attack. this is free. yes, it is free . this is free . yes, this is free. this is free. this is free. any ti

while many businesses around market street in union square closing up shop one restaurant is celebrating a century serving up good food kron four's gayle ong reports. >> player. >> and to celebrate serving customers for more than a century. john's grill wanted to give back free those who lined up were treated with a free lunch with wine and they said they had good steak and seafood. know she the one that brought me out here. i just want to try like to stay in the herd. all like good reviews a full house inside and out founded in 19. 0, 8 john's grill is set to be the first downtown restaurant to open after the 19. 0, 6, quake. just good. good people. good atmosphere. everything. you it's served a place where countless political deals were made. the iconic restaurant now known for a gathering place. also for riders firefighters, police officers regular working people. it's 115 birthday celebration. also paid tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein, whose body was lying in state at san francisco city >> and this was like to see and appreciate all that she guests entertained with live

while intoxicated, he hit a forty-two-year-old mathematics teacher on pedestrian crossing on trade union streetplaces there he said that everything that was filmed was, by and large, the merit of artyom, so he spoke very warmly and, despite the fact that this is, in general, an adult, seemingly from a family, which are already in the past, however, he said that when they arrived there, and artyom had never mentioned his armenian blood before, because he was born in america, spent most of his life in russia, then. .. who is overseas, he suddenly remembered that he was at least partly armenian and it seemed to him that this is his land, it’s very touching, all these memories sounded, it seemed to me that stas was truly enjoying the fact that he and his son were working on a creative project, it was just some kind of idyll, real, unfortunately in the past tense, all this already , but he never mentioned the novel in your conversations, he never remembered the novel, he generally spoke very little about his personal life, if he said something, then in general it was never the same. for some kind of

you know, well, many businesses around market street certainly union square have been closing their doors. one restaurant is celebrating more than a century and operation today. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> player. >> and to celebrate serving customers for more than a century. john's grill wanted to give back free those who lined up were treated with a free lunch with wine and they said they had good steak and seafood. know she the one that brought me out here what i like to stay in the herd. all like good reviews a full house inside and out founded in 19. 0, 8, john's grill is set to be the first downtown restaurant to open after the 19. 0, 6 quake. just good, good people.ngood atmosphere. everything. you it's served a place where countless political deals were made. the iconic restaurant now known for a gathering place. also for riders firefighters, police officers regular working people. it's 115 birthday celebration. also paid tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein, whose body was lying in state at san francisco city >> and this was like to and appreciate all that guests en

while many businesses around market street and union square are closing doors. restaurant celebrating more than a century, an operation to celebrate serving customers for 115 years today. john's grill served lunch for free. those who lined up were treated to a free mail with wine founded in 19. 0, 8, john's girl is said to be the first restaurant to open after the 19. 0, 6, earthquake. today's birthday celebration also paid tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein. like to see and appreciate all that she did. >> guests were entertained with live performances and our vicki liviakis served as emcee. >> there she in sports, the niners back on the practice field. getting ready for their huge sunday night matchup against the cowboys or hear from coach shanahan and the dup steve kerr talking about his rookie so they ready to his rookie so they ready to roll. jason dumas is next. hers and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid s may not be able to renew theirn until outstanding balances a

streets. the police union are also calling for tougher measures. we're doing our job, doing our rounds, yes.t if there are no consequences? i think we need a facility that takes users and forces them to accept treatment - a facility with enough resources and professionals to care for them. after more than twenty years of liberal drug policies, it is time to act, says resident cristiano silva. caring for addicts is all very well, but not at the expense of protecting the population. it all leads to a sense that they can do what they like with impunity. it's a pretty dangerous spiral. things settled down a bit in cristiano's neighborhood after a big police operation. but some of the drug scene just moved to another part of town, something that clearly doesn't solve porto's problem. a single post on social media has the power to change lives. it happened to sascha shunyak who was born with down's syndrome. an online post sparked a wave of solidarity and breathed new life into the cafe where he works. it's in the bosnian town of tuzla. the cafe is unique: it employs people with disabilities. and

streets. the police union are also calling for tougher measures. we're doing our job, doing our rounds, yes.t if there are no consequences? i think we need a facility that takes users and forces them to accept treatment - a facility with enough resources and professionals to care for them. after more than twenty years of liberal drug policies, it is time to act, says resident cristiano silva. caring for addicts is all very well, but not at the expense of protecting the population. it all leads to a sense that they can do what they like with impunity. it's a pretty dangerous spiral. things settled down a bit in cristiano's neighborhood after a big police operation. but some of the drug scene just moved to another part of town, something that clearly doesn't solve porto's problem. a single post on social media has the power to change lives. it happened to sascha shunyak who was born with down's syndrome. an online post sparked a wave of solidarity and breathed new life into the cafe where he works. it's in the bosnian town of tuzla. the cafe is unique: it employs people with disabilities. and

six of them are within a few blocks of market street in the financial district or union square. one is on van ness avenue at bush street. the coffee giant announced the stores will be closing by the end of the month. a starbucks spokesperson says no employees will lose their jobs. they're all being offered the chance to transfer to another store. foot traffic has been lower downtown since the pandemic to the east bay now where police in oakland are touting the results of several recent sting operations to stop car break ins. >> chief allison and assistant chief jones and i are in total agreement. when we say that we must and that we will do more to hold accountable those individuals, those behind these crimes. >> oakland police stepped up their initiative and arrested seven suspects and confiscated weapons they say were involved in recent car break ins. 11,000 of them were reported this year. a 40% increase since last year. so it's a big and big getting bigger problem. oakland recently received $1.2 million from a loan from the state to purchase license plate reading cameras and

. >> we'll be able to run high frequency tsay shuttle trains between union square market street stationnd chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong connectivity to chinatown in addition to that, sfmta will send text messages, emails and public notices to let people know of the changes. >> lee, with the chinatown merchants association says they need to make sure anyone traveling from apec to chinatown is aware of the alternate routes she envisions. a lot of people at apec touring the rest of the city, and they're going to have a cable car over at moscone center where people can take pictures so there that can remind them and say, yeah, come on over to visit the rest of the city. she says apec could bring thousands of people to chinatown in a big boost to the local businesses. she asks everyone to come together to show the beauty of san francisco. >> we're probably the most one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and we should all take that to our heart. and this is our time. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> college football is here on abc seven espn

while you have many businesses around market street union square that >> are closing their doors. there's one restaurant celebrating more than a century in operation. celebrate serving customers for 115 years. you got john's grill. serve lunch for free yesterday. a little breezy there as well. now those who lined up they were treated to that free meal with wine founded in 19. 0, 8, john's grill said to be the first restaurant opened after the 19. 0, 6, earthquake. celebration also pay tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein. and this was like to see and appreciate all that did. >> well, guess what? entertainment, live performances and our very own vicki liviakis served as an emcee. she looks great there. all right. well, we want you to join kron 4 today for special coverage of the memorial. senator dianne feinstein. we're going bring you live updates as people from all over the country arrive in san francisco honor the legacy of our late sen our coverage starts at noon ahead of the 1 o'clock memorial which we will carry live in its entirety right here on its entirety right he

unions. the reason why i'm so prounion, the middle class built america. wall streetid not build the middle class. unions built the middle class. that's why. that's not a joke, i'm earnest about that. especially when it comes to clean energy and manufacturing, when the public sector and the private sector come together proving we can do big things in america, one of the big things that i worried about was that, we talked about -- it used to be an argument that you can't have industrial policy dictated by the government. guess what, i found that when the government invests in the needs of the american people and invests in the american people, guess what, the private sector jumps on real quick. in fact, i have asked this question repeatedly. when the united states invests considerable resources in a new industry, there's a discouraged in business to get in and the answer is clear. federal investments attract private sector investments. a lot of it. creates jobs and industries like clean energy and demonstrates we are all in this together and that's what it's all about

. >> we'll be able to run high frequency tsay shuttle trains between union square market street stationtown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong connectivity to chinatown in addition to that, sfmta will send text messages, emails and public notices to let people know of the changes. >> lee, with the chinatown merchants association says they need to make sure anyone traveling from apec to chinatown is aware of the alternate routes she envisions. a lot of people at apec touring the rest of the city, and they're going to have a cable car over at moscone center, where people can take pictures. >> so there that can remind them and say, yeah, come on over to visit the rest of the city, she says apec could bring thousands of people to chinatown, a big boost to the local businesses. >> she asks everyone to come together to show the beauty of san francisco. >> we're probably the most one of the most beautiful cities in the world and we should all take that to our heart. and this is our time. >> brian curry, abc seven news. >> up next, a historic restaurant in san franci

demanding an end to israeli block bloodshed in gaza, hundreds of children in ladak union territory northern. in throng the streets complicit in israel's war crimes in the besieg strip. propalestine rallies have been held almost a daily basis and start of the onslot by israel on gaza. demonstration been held despite bans on. such protest in several european countries. for the third saturday in a row pro-palestine demonstrators backing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the mask in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder and it. really, really has got to stop, it's awful, they should be listening to the protesters, demanding that there's an immediate and far that humanitarian aid is allowed through, from madrid to milan and beyond, even in germany, hold to one of the largest muslim communities in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over was described as anti-semitism concerns.

the reason i'm so pro-union, middle class built america. wall streetid not build the middle class. unions built the middle class. [applause] that's why. i mean, i'm not -- that's not a joke. i'm deadly earnest about that. and it's especially true when it comes to clean energy and manufacturing. when the public sector and the private sector come together, proving we can do big things in america. one of the things i worried about was that, you know, we talked about people that used -- there used to be an argument that you can't have industrial policy dictated by the government. guess what? i found that when you -- when the government invests in the needs of the american people rlg invests in america and the american people, guess what? the private sector jumps on real quick in. fact i've asked c.e.o.'s this question repeatedly. when the united states invests considerable resources in new industry, does it encourage or discourage businesses to get in? and the answer is clear. it encourages them to get in. federal investments attract private sector investm

the muslim brotherhood and hamas with the support of hamas on the streets of cairo and student union street etcetera. and the palace opinion cause as an umbrella term using the palestinian cause with hamas . palestinian cause with hamas. okay. but president sisi now is actually playing a clever game by insisting on actually sending the humanitarian aids to gaza through the rafah crossing, through the rafah crossing, through rafah, crossing . there through rafah, crossing. there are other crossings with israel, but actually they are blocked now . so that's actually giving now. so that's actually giving him some kind of a fig leaf there. you know , cover himself. there. you know, cover himself. and at the same time say, yes, i'm but also he appearing to be saying , look, if we take any saying, look, if we take any palestinian refugees , that's palestinian refugees, that's going to be the end of the palestinian cause. and then they become refugees like since the partition in 1948, in reality , partition in 1948, in reality, they do not want hamas fighter to slip in because because of the musli

this your story that you see on post street union square, the burglars broke in with a car smashing throughgs and other merchandise and then taking off. investigators say there were more people involved in but so far they have not made any other arrests. a 37 is the time right now in san francisco's going banned street vendors on mission street starting next month. supervisor hillary ronen just announced this decision saying that attempts before to curb illegal vending have had limited success. the police chief has called this a public safety issue for workers who had to enforce permit requirements. >> one of the challenges when they go what they do without they have sauls herbal physical assault. and so it really makes a we have to go out and support and which is the right thing to do. with our challenges makes hard. >> actually other officials pulled some health and safety records in that neighborhood and they were able to make the case that having vending on mission street and around the bart stations was creating a hazard. a 38 is the time. >> san francisco voters are being asked to wei

. >> we'll be able to run high frequency shuttle trains between union square, market street station and chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong connectivity to chinatown. >> in addition to that, sfmta will send text messages, emails and public notices to let people know of the changes. lee, with the chinatown merchants association says they need to make sure anyone traveling from apec to chinatown is aware of the alternate routes she envisions. a lot of people at apec touring the rest of the city, and they're going to have a cable car over at moscone center where people can take pictures. >> so there that can remind them and say, yeah, come on over to visit the rest of the city. >> she says apec could bring thousands of people to chinatown, a big boost to the local businesses. she asks everyone to come together to show the beauty of san francisco . >> we're probably the most one of the most beautiful cities in the world and we should all take that to our heart. and this is our time. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. still to come at six, probing the possibi

we do use one of these while many businesses around market street union square are closing their doorsry in operation to celebrate serving customers from 115 years. john's grill. serve lunch for free yesterday. those a line of they were treated to a free meal some wine. >> founded in 19, 0, 8, john's grill set to be the first restaurant opened after 19. 0, 6, earthquake. the birthday celebration also pay tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein as well. and this was like to see and appreciate all that did. >> guests were entertained with live performances and our very own vicki liviakis also served as an emcee for that >> it's 6.52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news and there is a law in front of the supreme court that could impact how disability laws are enforced across the cou >> more than 100,000 americans could receive student loan relief soon. president biden said he's canceling 9 billion dollars student loan debt. all will go to those who work in public service for a decade or more. those who are enrolled in income-driven repayment plans and borrowers with disabilities

the dior store on post street union square. the burglars broke in with a car, jumped out, took several handbags and other merchandise and then took off the investigation. there were more people involved, but they have not made any more arrests yet 10. 38 is the time. and another story that we're covering as san francisco banning street vendors on mission street. and that starts next month. supervisor hillary ronen just announced the decision because this and previous attempts to curb the illegal vending limited success. police chief bill scott says it's a public safety issue for the public works. employees who have been trying to enforce permit requirements. >> one of the challenges when they go what they do without they have sauls, verbal and physical assaults. and so it really makes a we have to out and support and which is the right thing to do. with our challenges makes hard. >> and they point out in advance of this, they did pull of the health and safety records for that neighborhood and they found that allowing the vendin

while many businesses around market street in union square are closing their doors. one restaurant is celebrating more than a century in operation. and i was there this afternoon to mc it's 100 15th anniversary celebration founding back in 19. 0, 8, john's grill is said to be the first downtown restaurant to open up after the 19. 0, big quake. since then, it has been know to serving as a place where people come you rabil most of the iconic restaurant now known as a gathering place. also writers, firefighters, police officers, politicians, regular working people. it's 100 15th anniversary celebration also pay tribute to late senator dianne feinstein today. the restaurant offered a free lunch with wine. >> but they have a good steak and seafood. know she the one that brought me out here what i like to stay and heard all like good reviews >> as you can see there, yes, we're also entertained with live performances of the owner says that he's thankful for the community support after all these years. and it was, you know, really just time to give back. but this isn't the f