let's talk about the bus rapid transit project on van ness avenue.ave the improvements been? >> what's called the van ness transit rapid project is in fact more about complete reconstruction of the street and most importantly, the 100-year-old utilities underneath the street. so all of the water, sewer, telecommunications, gas lines under the street were basically rebuilt from market street all the way to lumbard. the part on the surface which provides dedicated bus lanes for golden gate transit and muni, that was relatively straight forward and we're so excited we're going to start revenue service for muni on april 1st. >> that's fantastic. i understand there were some sidewalk improvements too. >> there were sidewalk improvements. we planted 374 trees. there is new storm water treatment including infiltration in the sidewalk, there's a bunch of art. there's all kinds of things. we put in new street lights for the entire corridor. >> finally, the other big news is about the central subway. can you briefly describe the project and give us an update.

b bonds are for the van ness corridor project. the 22 fillmore extension, taylor street and better market street. all of these projects have balances of over $4 million. then we move to the most recent issuance. the 2021 c, where only 3.2% of the funds have been expended. the bond was issued early in covid and project delivery hasn't gotten on track the way it did with the 2020 c bonds that came out just a year earlier. we're well aware of the lagging expenditures. and we'll talk about this a little bit more. but i think edmund mentioned this with his projects as well for public works that we have come hot and cold. we have competing priorities for how to spend different funds first on any given project and the geo bond funds where we are aware that we need to spend those down quickly. the largest balance is on this project are with the bart canopies project, which the city is supporting financially with $45 million, but it has $34 million balance at this point. and also the geary phase two project that has $13.9 million left to s

ambos padres van ness, de 27 años, y kelly jean richardson, de 28 años.tencia para conductores al sur de la bahía. se trata del robo de combustible en automóviles estacionados en diferentes puntos de san josé como nathalie vera nos explica, en algunos casos están dañando los tanques de combustible, lo que podría costarle cientos de dólares para reponerlos. >> es una historia que solo verá aquí en telemundo 48. >> después de almorzar, cuando regresamos, había encontrado la tapa de combustible de este carro. >> así este conductor dice que sucedió hace un par de semanas cuando fue a almorzar con su familia a santa ana road y que al principio no le tomé importancia hasta que prendió el vehículo. >> me di cuenta que me faltaba aproximadamente cuarto de tanque de combustible. había tanqueado el carro antes. >> Él dice que estacionó en el primer nivel de una estructura cerca de house, en santa ana road, donde sospecha que fue un blanco fácil. agrega que no lo reportó a las autoridades. arturo sánchez es dueño de este taller en san josé y dice que han estado ocup

the other challenge is dealing with the planning department because the city really wanted 100 van nesswere expedited. the property was purchased in 2011 and only four years later was ready for occupancy. there are other conversions that have been enormously profitable, like this one at 2121 webster street in pacific heights, the old university of the pacific dentistry school, it went on the market in 2016 and the sale of the 76 condos is said to have generated $300 million. but that was then. today, in 2023, convert happens now may be less profitable. >> all construction costs are probably double what they were and rents right now, rents have dropped so much that they're not that much above where they were in 2012. >> also, when 100 van ness was being built, the city required the owners to set aside 13% of the units for affordable housing . today it's 21. any developer, architect or engineer will tell you city hall will need to provide more incentives to make these conversions more realist tick. >> you know, this huge inventory of buildings that, you know, could be good enough and coul

the other challenge is dealing with the planning department because the city really wanted 100 van nesseed. the permits were expedited. the property was purchased in 2011 and only four years later was ready for occupancy. there are other conversions that have been enormously profitable, like this one at 2121 webster street in pacific heights, the old university of the pacific dentistry school, it went on the market in 2016 and the sale of the 76 condos is said to have generated $300 million. but that was then. today, in 2023, convert is now may be less profitable. >> all construction costs are probably double what they were and rents right now rents have dropped so much that they're not that much above where they were in 2012. >> also, when 100 van ness was being built, the city required the owners to set aside 13% of the units for affordable housing . today it's 21. any developer, architect or engineer will tell you city hall will need to provide more incentives to make these conversions more realistic stick. >> you know, this huge inventory of buildings that, you know, could be good e

have dropped so much that they're not that much above where they were in 2012. >> also, when 100 van nesslt, the city required the owners to set aside 13% of the units for affordable housing. today, it's 21. any developer or architect or engineer will tell you city hall will need to provide more incentives to make these conversions more realistic. >> you know, this huge inventory of buildings that, you know, could be good enough and could be useful to people who need them. >> so right now, if any big building in san francisco were to be sold, the owner has to pay a 6% transfer tax. now, the mayor is proposing a ballot measure that would do away with that sales tax of any building that decides to convert. that's number one. number two would be to follow new york's lead. now, in the 1990s, lower manhattan had a lot of empty office space. the city said, let's do something different. let's waive most of the prop property taxes for 14 years. once a building is converted. you know what happened next? 30,000 units eventually went online in lower manhattan. so that's what they're proposing doing

i van ness, que además tiene grandes números, ha sido titular en 17 ocasiones y lo más importante esacaná en un duelo sudamericano y por último, el jueves los san francco 49ers visitan a los seattle seahawks y ese partido estará aquí en telemundo 48 para que nos acompañe aquí. >> los deportes. >> nos vamos a una pausa y regresamos. >> lumina i. la acción fue presentado por river rock casino. tu podrás ser el próximo miembro del club en ganar parte de 150.000 . detalles en river queremos comentar que este viernes en el palacio de justicia del condado de santa clara se dio una actividad muy especial. >> estamos hablando del día nacional de la adopción familiar. lo hicieron oficializando, 23, adopciones de niños que van desde el del añito hasta los 13 años. la jueza mcgowen destacó que la importancia de esta decisión, pues dice que se necesita paciencia, flexibilidad y voluntad para aprender, tanto los padres adoptivos como los menores. >> también hicieron conciencia sobre la necesidad de padres adoptivos y educar a los futuros padres sobre el proceso de adopción. qué bueno, qué bueno!

. >> they pushed homeless back up into the tenderloin or the van ness corridor. >> reporter: a recoverye posted this one example of the cleanup in the summit, barricades galore. tonight, 15 or 20 people were milling about that intersection. the cleanup shows what can happen with strong political will and resources but to keep it going would take a commitment to law enforcement and rehab. >> unless you pay unlimited overtime, hire 700 more police officers, we're not going to be able to achieve the type of scene that we got to witness last week because of apec. >> you know how many officers are on duty tonight? maybe three, this is from the plenty. >> reporter: he owns letter press retail store and event space near the moscone center, he says a quarter million dollars of events has slipped away, people come to the area of town, look around, don't think it's safe. >> they cleared what was going to be seen but didn't clear it out. it's still the issues. kick a ant hill, they crawled down here. >> reporter: also the city would have to spend for rehabilitation for the drug addicted in the cit

file with dpa online asfgov.org/dpa or (indiscernible) in person at the office located at 1 south van ness on the 8 floor or any district police station. there are key pieces of information that anyone filing complaints should provide, including your contact information, so we can ask for follow-up questions, the location, time and date of incident. officer name and star number, and specific details including words and actions by all involved parties. it is important to remember anyone can file a complaint and you do not have to be a witness or victim to initiate a complaint. this next slide provides a overview of dpa mediation division. mediation is alternative to dpa investigationing a complaint. the goal of mediation are improve the relationship between the community and sfpd. mediation allows both parties toprint perspectives that resulted in a complaint. may request mediation when you file a complaint or referred to the mediation team. mediation is voluntary for the person making the complaint and officer. both must agree to resolve through mediation. unpaid volunteers not dpa employe

here is a live look as emergency operations centers on van ness.ondon breed set to deliver an update in just a few moments on public safety ahead of next week's event. apec set to bring international leaders from all around the world to the city. with that, many visitors coming to san francisco and it's all hands on deck scenario when it comes to security. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab live this midday. those security preps already having a big impact there. >> this is the intersection of fourth and mission in downtown san francisco which is where we're at. traffic is backed up and i'll tell you why, and it's because the barricades, as you'll see have already been put up. they've started putting up the barricades all along there, down fourth street past howard and the next street over would be folsom. a number of blocks that are impacted by this road closure in order to set up those barricades. the traffic backup on fourth street and on mission street already being seen on this midday and in addition to that, there's also a beautification pro

the first is on van ness between o'farrell and geary. it's funded with the m.t.a.s van ness geary street project. another project is for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consists of 550 l.e.d. panels between the powell street station and the union street station. it's called lucy in the sky, and the lights are patterned with unique sequences so that commuters can experience a unique pattern each time they pass through. >> perfect. what about the early day sculpture that was removed from the civic center? >> this is a question that cities have been grappling with nationwide. following the removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but

but it is a nightmare for the manager of franco pizzeria, located near van ness avenue and eddy street, near the tenderloin. he has been managing this place 20 years, and has seen it all, from drug dealing to fight between homeless people. >> limited improvement, in terms of there are fewer people doing drugs outside, less gathering of large groups of people sleeping on the streets. that, as i said, it is getting better a little bit, but we have not seen a big change that is sustainable. >> reporter: kpix learned just last month the fbi was involved in a sweep that neighbors a clear a homeless encampment that was a center of drug activity. in its place, neighbors installed these planters to try and keep the sidewalks clear. now, top federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies are promising an unprecedented crackdown on fentanyl dealers and suppliers. it is a new operation they are calling all hands on deck. >> all the federal, state, and local partners here today, this office is focusing on ground zero for fentanyl distribution. the tenderloin. >> reporter: is mel ramsey, u.s. a

people lined up for the race on van ness avenue this morning and made their way through the presidiohe bridge, then back and through the marina and finished off in ghirardelli square. the first place runner taylor gilland finished third, 18 miles in one hour and 11 minutes. and chris, boy, he is impressed by that. i think it was like a 546 pace. >> the whole time. are you kidding me? can you do that? >> can you do that? no, no, no. nor can but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com talk to your eye doctor about ga announcer: hey, bay area, it

members are being advice, though, to join the center montgomery or the van ness locations. company says if you have a membership, it will transfer. it's a tool that we've seen here at home, a dna testing used in investigations. it was used to crack a nearly 44 year-old cold case in sunnyvale that led to the arrest of >> this man, 75 year-old carrie jean ramirez, a suspect in the 1982 murder of karen stitt. and just last week, detectives to clear they were able to identify samuel silva as the man responsible for killing a security guard. back in 1979 silva died in 2008 with thousands of cold cases nationwide growing colder by the second one relatively new technique investigators are turning to to help solve them. is forensic genetic genealogy identify a suspect from dna in a public database? i ancestry sites that have tens of billions of users worldwide. it's how bryan kohberger was named as a suspect in idaho and how the golden state killer was caught. news nation's stephanie hanes explains. >> solving a cold case takes time and money. so texas senator john cornyn wants to

. >> van ness el reporte de tráfico es presentado por jacob meyers porque todos merecen justicia y yaistas. estamos viendo el puente san mateo muy concurrido en dirección hacia el este. vemos los 3 carriles completa mente llenos, pero van bien, van circulando con calma. no hay ningún vehículo averiado ni tampoco ningún accidente. al momento vemos los que van hacia el este, se ven por la parte posterior donde más tranquilo el tráfico, pero también circulando a la velocidad que indica ahí claramente. mire, aquí se ve máxima 65 millas por hora y todo eso depende debido a la condiciones meteorológicas que se presentan en la región. vamos nuevamente a las autopistas. esta es la 101 a la altura de san josé, donde el panorama también se mantiene tranquilo y en calma. a estado lloviznando en la región. en algunos lugares lloviendo. aquí vemos precisamente el puente de la bahía. quiero decir, el golden gate, donde se ve todavía la presencia de algo de lluvias ligeras, esas lloviznas. y lo importante es que hay que prender precisamente los limpiadores. qué sucede o a qué velocidad un automóvil

according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stop and take in order for all shelter beds to be available for unhoused. people forced to leave the area where a pet will be happening from on says that means someone already on a shelter bed. waitlist will go without i think with every time there's a big event. >> homeless people, his land and in the in the i'm in the name of. you know, trying to show off your city and increased like the good reputation of city as a place to go instead of hosting expense of events like a pack from on says he would rather see the city spend money on permanent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team, which would have liked trained peers and medical go out >> me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. >> i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping intake to offer shelter beds only to unhoused people around the mosque only center but have not he

the san francisco standard captured this encampment on van ness avenue and eddy street two months ago this week, a completely different look. planter boxes now on the sidewalk like this a mile from apec, mena street, between seventh and julia streets with multiple tents. two months ago this week cleared less than a mile from apec. all this leading to the question where did san francisco's homeless population go? we found many of them on willow street. where were you before being here on willow harrison and fifth street down the way. >> a bit before apec, cody had set camp two blocks from moscone center for the last week. >> us secret service has been restricting access to a 12 square block radius in the soma neighborhood for the summit. cody said city workers showed up and offered him shelter. he took it. so did the city move you? >> yeah, pretty much. you know what i mean? they tell you they'll block off certain streets and stuff and tell you to keep going. >> saint anthony's has been keeping track of the need for shelter in the tenderloin. it has seen an uptick this week, a month ah

. >> gino es 1 de los usuarios que usa el denominado van ness machine, la última y peligrosa tendenciaa hacen cada cosa por llamar la atención que realmente se hacen daño ellos mismos y para qué? >> para que terminen en hospitales o muertos, verdad? >> realmente los videos que ya tienen miles de reproducciones muestran a jóvenes con un martillo dándose golpes para moldear su cara. >> nunca he preguntado ningún médico especialista, así que es verdad que es un un tema que mucha gente me pregunta. >> para los doctores esta es una práctica sumamente peligrosa. >> hay tendencias peligrosas que hemos visto en medios sociales y este tipo de cosas realmente pueden crear mucho más problemas y no llevarnos justamente a la parte estética que están buscando. al momento de hacer eso, podemos dañar tanto tejidos blandos como el hueso. >> este médico advierte que los huesos rotos o fracturados sanarán por sí solos, pero pueden no sanar correctamente y causar desfiguración. no me duele, la verdad que no me duele , pero sí que es verdad que alguna vez. >> pues con ese tipo de ejercicios pues se se nota

the race starts at around 7 in the morning on van ness avenue near aquatic park. runners will make their way across the city finishing up at ghirardelli square. both sidewalks of the bridge will be closed from 5 in the morning until 5.10, in the morning. good luck to all those people that will be out there taking place in the race. all right. let's get you a check your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a live look at the golden gate we can see it looks like the fog has been like moving through, taking off at the top part of it over like the last hour or so. and it's like shifting across the bay area for look a little bit more at the fog and just what we can expect weather-wise. brittany begley joins us brittany. yeah, wanna make sure everyone that's read in tomorrow's prepare? we could see some sprinkles throughout the morning. so we've verb of temperatures, very warm temperatures the past couple of days above average. but that's really changing. you probably notice it today, especially with the fog. you're just talking about those drizzly conditions. >> what

pero el ánimo también fue festivo, puesto que hubo música, baile, comida, flores y decoración van ness su periodo de inscripciones para 2024. así que los interesados tendrán hasta el 31 de diciembre. hay que tomar nota de esta fecha para inscribirse y también obtener los beneficios del programa que van desde servicios médicos hasta medicinas. ayuda a que este año abarca hasta residentes con situación migratoria. indefi definida. los interesados en obtener más información sobre este programa de salud pueden visitar la página web que está viendo en pantalla y miren. >> vísperas de la celebración del día de acción de gracias. las autoridades están tomando medidas para prevenir un brote de contagios del covid 19. por ello, incentivan a la comunidad a vacunarse contra el virus, en especial a la comunidad hispana. y es que los latinos representan en la actualidad el porcentaje más bajo de personas que se han vacunado. >> los latinos son el grupo menos vacunado de california y muchos siguen acabando en el hospital y. y incluso muriendo de estas enfermedades que se pueden prevenir con la vacun

los agentes realizan en promedio una operación encubierta por semana van ness civiles patrullan a pieran que el problema se ataque de raíz y tenemos que proteger los niños en la en las escuelas y las familias y el abuelito y abuelita que ya no ahorita no puede caminar aquí en las calles de fruitvale. >> gracias claudia. escuche la policía de clovis esto en el condado fresno confirmó el deceso de fabián garcía, de 26 años de edad, residente de clovis. esto ocurrió en una colisión. sucedió alrededor de las 21:30 de la noche del miércoles cuando, según reportes , garcía transitaba a alta velocidad y perdió el control luego de esquivar a otro automóvil, lo que causó que estrellara su vehículo contra una pared y se incendiara. garcía murió en el hospital y si usted es de los que frecuenta o frecuentemente transita por la carretera 680, tome sus precauciones este fin de semana. le comento a partir de las 21:00 de la noche dicha carretera rumbo sur a la altura del área de pleasanton será cerrada por trabajos de repavimentación. además se verá afectado el tramo desde la autopista 84 a la altu

. >> according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stop and take in order for all shelter beds to be available for unhoused. people forced to leave the area where a pack will be happening. brennan says that means someone already on a shelter bed waitlist will go without. should be yes. and >> every time when it comes to like picking and choosing who needs. >> shelter beds instead of hosting exp-nse of events like a pack. berman says he would rather see the city spend money on permanent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team which would have liked trained peers and medical go out and me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. >> i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping in, take to make shelter beds available only for those around mosconi center experiencing homelessness but not heard back reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. an

it will be at 165 grove street the corner of van ness and grove. it has a view towards this very room probably. it will be located on the ground floor of the civic center. disability forward and affordable housing community built by [indiscernible] mercy houses with 112 beautiful accessible new housing units. haven of home and [indiscernible] disability of sf state have a track record of providing service and cultural programming lead by and for people with disabilities. the services delivered under this grant will be accomplished in three phases. a planning phase, a virtual phase and brick and mortar phase. the timeline fl these phases will be depending on building development, however the first phase will start now and go through june of 2024 and that's the planning phase. in that phase, the grantee will work with das, hsa, kelsey and mercy housing on the build-out of the space and also deliver a project plan that includes some timelines and outreach plans, service deliverables, method of evaluation for brick and mortar space. the virtual phase l

file with dpa online asfgov.org/dpa or (indiscernible) in person at the office located at 1 south van ness on the 8 floor or any district police station. there are key pieces of information that anyone filing complaints should provide, including your contact information, so we can ask for follow-up questions, the location, time and date of incident. officer name and star number, and specific details including words and actions by all involved parties. it is important to remember anyone can file a complaint and you do not have to be a witness or victim to initiate a complaint. this next slide provides a overview of dpa mediation division. mediation is alternative to dpa investigationing a complaint. the goal of mediation are improve the relationship between the community and sfpd. mediation allows both parties toprint perspectives that resulted in a complaint. may request mediation when you file a complaint or referred to the mediation team. mediation is voluntary for the person making the complaint and officer. both must agree to resolve through mediation. unpaid volunteers not dpa employe

according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stope in order for all shelter beds to be available. >> for unhoused people forced to leave the area where a pet will be happening from on says that means someone already on a shelter bed. waitlist will go without i think with every time there's a big event. >> homeless people, his land and in the in the i'm in the name of. you know, trying to show off your city and increased like the good reputation of city as a place to go instead of hosting expense of events like a pack from on says he would rather see the city spent money on permanent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team, which would have liked trained peers and medical go out >> and me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping in, take to make shelter beds available only for those experiencing homelessness around the muskogee c

let's talk about the bus rapid transit project on van ness avenue. how extensive have the improvements been? >> what's called the van ness transit rapid project is in fact more about complete reconstruction of the street and most importantly, the 100-year-old utilities underneath the street. so all of the water, sewer, telecommunications, gas lines under the street were basically rebuilt from market street all the way to lumbard. the part on the surface which provides dedicated bus lanes for golden gate transit and muni, that was relatively straight forward and we're so excited we're going to start revenue service for muni on april 1st. >> that's fantastic. i understand there were some sidewalk improvements too. >> there were sidewalk improvements. we planted 374 trees. there is new storm water treatment including infiltration in the sidewalk, there's a bunch of art. there's all kinds of things. we put in new street lights for the entire corridor. >> finally, the other big news is about the central subway. can you briefly describe the project and giv

you see here, flooded the 101 freeway connector over south van ness. around 4:00 a.m.nd fell on a car and completely blocked leavenworth at bush. crews are working to clear that area. >>> as our team tracks the rain and potential thunderstorms, keep tabs what's happening in your neighborhood with our nbc bay area app that's free. type in your zip code to get alerts when the rain will fall until your neighborhood. >>> a local chapter of the nation's largest muslim civil rights organization is condemning an alleged assault that happened in san francisco. they tell nbc bay yaerp a seventh grade student was attacked because she's muslim. executive director of the council on american-islamic relations or cair, attacked walking home. she was allegedly punched in the back of the head and hit multiple times in the chest and ribs and one of the attackers allegedly said this to the victim. >> the attackers used the words, "you f-ing muslims" and continued to beat her. he suffered a concussion. >> cair and the victim's parents say nearly three weeks later, the school failed to ta

the san francisco standard captured this encampment on van ness avenue and eddy street two months ago this week, a completely different look. planter boxes now on the sidewalk. this a mile from apec mena street between seventh and julia streets with multiple tents. two months ago this week cleared less than a mile from apec, all this leading to the question where did san francisco's homeless population go? we found many of them on willow street, where were you before being here on willow harrison and fifth street down the way. >> a bit before apec, cody had set camp two blocks from moscone center for the last week. >> us secret service has been restricting access to a 12 square block radius in the soma neighborhood for the summit. cody said city workers showed up and offered him shelter. he took it. so did the city move you? >> yeah, pretty much. you know, i mean, they tell you they'll block off certain streets and stuff and have to tell you to keep going. >> saint anthony's has been keeping track of the need for shelter in the tenderloin. it has seen an uptick this week. so a month a

experts say the city pushed the unhoused into the tenderloin, soma and van ness corridor, but some areng to other parts of the city, including this intersection at jones and mcallister. last week our cameras caught 15 to 20 people milling about. experts say that it would cost a staggering amount of money for the city to keep those changes in place. >> unless you're going to pay unlimited overtime all the time for everyone, or hire 700 more police officers, we aren't going to be able to achieve the type of scene that we got to witness last week because of apec. >> now, the experts say that the city would also have to pay for thousands of recovery beds for the fentanyl addicted if it wants to permanently bring back the changes san francisco saw last week. >>> new at 6:00, new comments from the elusive owner of the oakland a's, but it probably won't give much hope to bay area fans demanding he sell the team. john fisher yesterday spoke with the las vegas review journal. he says in part, quote, i want my family to own the a's long into the future. we are committed to building a state of th

. >> this alleyway off van ness avenue, known for homeless encampments in recent years, was empty, minus some debris. it's something visitors at pier 39 noticed, too. >> the interesting part is seeing them clean the city up, seeing all the highway patrols, staying at our hotel and all the barricades. they put up yesterday, i saw many homeless people around the city. >> but but today i think the they broke or something. yeah, not to burst one's bubble, but with closed roads and 20,000 people expected to descend on san francisco this week, some hope it won't scare other tourists away. >> and i have to say there are more people here today than i even expected. maybe people have decided to come out today, you know, before the rain hits us. >> and speaking of that rain, according to spencer, that is expected to move in shortly after midnight. as for this evening, i'm actually hosting the business advisory council gala where mayor breed, secretary of the treasury janet yellen and more are expected to attend in san francisco, diane lim, abc seven news. >> that is wonderful. diane i know it'll b

and today, friends and family and neighbors gathered at the corner of 24th street and south van nessrializing him was revealed. >> really just to honor the life and legacy of our brother sean. and what better way to do it in our neighborhood, with our community that we love and hold really near and dear to our hearts? >> anybody can see themselves in the mural and be like, that could have been me. i could have been out that night, you know, and at the end of the day, police violence happens all across communities. but specifically sparking that conversation within the latino community to stand up and also get involved in this fight with us. >> monterrosa was fatally shot in 2020 by a vallejo police officer. that officer was fired but got his job back after an arbitration hearing while a recent report from the new york times claims cruises, self-driving cars aren't as autonomous as previously thought . the newspaper claims the cars need human intervention. every 2.525 miles, while driving in san francisco. the company came under scrutiny over recent high profile accidents involving pe

according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stop order for all shelter beds to be available for unhoused. people forced to leave the area where a pet will be happening from on says that means someone already on a shelter bed. waitlist will go without i think with every time there's a big event. >> homeless people, his land and in the in the i'm in the name of. you know, trying to show off your city and increased like the good reputation of city as a place to go instead of hosting expense of events like a pack from on says he would rather see the city spend money on permanent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team, which would have liked trained peers and medical go out >> and me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping in, take to make shelter beds available only for those experiencing homelessness around the muskogee center b

i guess my frustration with these things is that, we go and do the brt on van ness and open the street and find out that what was under there isn't what we thought we had planned for. i think it would behoove us to plan comprehensively and i understand this is a first time we are doing this kind of thing, but i do think the goal should be to have a comprehensive plan, because otherwise it is a lot of effort and energy to do one-off and reinvent it. it doesn't mean once you have a plan you can't incorporate new information and do it, but having a plan we all agreed upon, despite the fact we may disakbree have to get through that is a worthwhile exercise. that is all i will say and hope we can all work towards it. >> absolutely. >> thank you vice chair melgar. thank you both for this presentation. i will express some disappointment. i think director kirshbalm under described moving to all electric fleet and expectation that was the last hybrid purchase we were going to be approving and at the same time glad that you are in the world of realty and looking what is feasible and coming back

according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stoptake in order for all shelter beds to be available for unhoused. people forced to leave the area where a pack will be happening from on says that means someone already on a shelter bed. waitlist will go without i think with every time there's a big event. >> homeless people get slammed and in the in the i'm in the name of. you know, trying to show off your city and increased like the good reputation of city as a place to go instead of hosting expense of events like a pack from on says he would rather see the city spend money on permanent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team, which would have liked trained peers and medical go out >> and me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping in, take to make shelter beds available only for those experiencing homelessness around the muskoge

they've congregated is very said outside the chinese consulate out there on gary street, west of van ness. and as you can see here, as you're heading towards japantown, they are stacked from the front of the building, which is behind the camera position all the way out towards the edge of the street there, where the cars are passing by behind lot of them carrying signs wrapping themselves in the flag of tibet. this again, just one of 3 active demonstrations that we're tracking this one here. also at 15 mission, we have a large gathering of a number of different organizations, groups that have come together to use that location as a a sounding board platform for them to again, speak to what they're there to say about their various causes. and it has run the gamut everywhere from climate justice. defenders. people pushing for more human rights in various countries. people demonstrating for peace in the middle east. some on one side or the other of that conflict there in gaza and israel. and every now and then see them at the microphone speaking their peace. and here you can see as some of t

file with dpa online asfgov.org/dpa or (indiscernible) in person at the office located at 1 south van nessce station. there are key pieces of information that anyone filing complaints should provide, including your contact information, so we can ask for follow-up questions, the location, time and date of incident. officer name and star number, and specific details including words and actions by all involved parties. it is important to remember anyone can file a complaint and you do not have to be a witness or victim to initiate a complaint. this next slide provides a overview of dpa mediation division. mediation is alternative to dpa investigationing a complaint. the goal of mediation are improve the relationship between the community and sfpd. mediation allows both parties toprint perspectives that resulted in a complaint. may request mediation when you file a complaint or referred to the mediation team. mediation is voluntary for the person making the complaint and officer. both must agree to resolve through mediation. unpaid volunteers not dpa employees trained and experiences in helpin

. >> this alleyway off van ness avenue, known for homeless encampments in recent years, was empty, minus some debris. it's something visitors at pier 39 noticed, too. the interesting part is seeing them clean the city up, seeing all the highway patrols, staying at our hotel and all the barricades they put up yesterday, i saw many homeless people around the city, but but today i think they they brought something not to burst. one's bubble. but with closed roads and 20,000 people expected to descend on san francisco this week, some hope it won't scare other tourists away. >> but i have to say there are more people here today than i even expected. maybe people decided to come out today. you know, before the rain hits in san francisco. >> diane lim, abc seven news inside moscone center. >> the apec summit is well underway today. finance ministers from 21 pacific rim countries met for the start of multi day meetings. abc7 news anchor kristen sze was at mosconi all day talking to participants. she has a rundown of today's happenings innovation, sustainability and inclusion. >> those are the bi

now the street closures include southbound van ness avenue from north point to bay streets and polk street are in effect until noon. well, to weather now and some moisture on the way. how's the timing, lisa? >> that's right, stephanie. we are looking at two systems coming into play. the weaker one today and then the stronger one tomorrow. cloud cover, sfo 59, mountain view, as well as half moon bay and a look at the oakland airport a few peeks of sun there. upper 50s to near 60 for our north bay communities and that keeps us milder than we have been with all that cloud cover. here's the timing. look at the light rain showers move through throughout the day today, amounting to just a couple of hundredths for your sunday and our level one system today is the weaker one, level one system for your monday will bring a wet morning commute for the north bay sinking south and east with up to perhaps a 10th to a third of an inch. >> stephanie. thank you, lisa. and thank you all for joining us this week with george stephanopoulos is next. van. >> we made a special purchase of new 2024 thor chateau m

according to the coalition on homelessness, the shelter program on south van ness was directed to stop order for all shelter beds to be available for unhoused. people forced to leave the area where a pack will be happening from on says that means someone already on a shelter bed. waitlist will go without i think with every time there's a big event. >> homeless people get slammed and in the in the i'm in the name of. you know, trying to show off your city and increased like the good reputation of city as a place to go instead of hosting expense of events like a pack from on says he would rather see the city spend money on permenent housing solutions as well as the funding of a compassionate alternative response team, which would have liked trained peers and medical go out >> and me and you know, talk, you know, deal with folks who are on the street might be having like a mental episode, but it's not being violent. i reached out to the city about the claim that shelters are stopping in, take to make shelter beds available only for those experiencing homelessness around the muskogee cente

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