>> a new proposal by state senator scott wiener would make it easier to build affordable housing here in california as kron. 4 s charles clifford tells us now the proposal comes as many cities in california are failing to meet there. designated housing goals. >> back in 2017 sb 35 was signed into law here in california, which streamlines the permitting and planning process for building affordable housing very simple. if you need all the rules. >> meet zoning and setbacks and designs and everything else. >> you could you get your permit here in san francisco. a city in desperate need of affordable housing. the bill's author state senator scott wiener says that sb 35 has made a difference in temperatures go alone. >> 3,000 homes. about 2000 homes, a baby. approved delivered because of sb. 35 another 1000 are in the pipeline. >> but the law is set to expire in a couple of years in 2025 and wiener wants to keep it going at a press conference on monday morning, he announced the creation of sb 4.23, which if signed into law, would remove the expiration date from sb. 35 wiener says that with

senator wiener. it has been an incredible journey. the last 23 years, muni has been a vital link to oracle park. it started as pacific bell park as you know and then for 65 years, muni has been serving giants fans. we had, i remember as a child taking the old ball park express, anybody remember the ball park expresses? yeah. there you go, yeah. the mayor was on the ball park express. i took, which line did you take? i took the 19th avenue line with my dad. yeah. and it was, muni has been so vital to giant fans creating a link that on any given night, we have 40 to 50% of our fans, somehow accessing the ball park by, through muni. going forward, i want to do a quick shout-out, mayor breed mentioned, the mission bay area. and later this year, we have a project called mission rock which is opening. and it will be five hundred housing units of which 40%, 40% are affordable below market rate housing. [cheers and applause] for the mission bay area. as well as a 7-acre park, as well as visa's headquarters up to one thousand employees and it

wiener disagrees.evailing wage health care. >> benefits of apprenticeship programs, waste time sheets. this is a silver bullet. it's no silver bullet. there are a lot of the things we have to do. we're going to build in millions of homes that we need. >> but this is one of the of the cooler help patients in terms of helping us that goal. and we are plans to formally introduce the legislation this week reporting from the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new bill passing through the state legislature seeks to protect shelter, pets from euthanasia if signed into law. the proposal would require animal shelters to publicly post online with at least 72 hours. notice the exact date and it that an animal scheduled to be put down any shelters that fail to do. this could be subject to a criminal investigation. >> what this bill will do is just give every animal shelter chance to be adopted. so what it says is before you put an animal down, let the public know 3 days ahead of time on your web site.

a group of thieves has reportedly stolen the catalytic converter from the oscar mayer wiener mobile,stating, it happened over long it of the parked at a las vegas hotel, the biggest wiener in vegas is still david copperfield, the wiener mobil of the to make a appearance the next day, but when the crew broke up their wiener would not move, they were drinking all night, after 45 minutes of swearing it never happened before and blaming stressful jobs they called a tow truck and took the vehicle in for inspection. it turned out a bunch of car parts had been stolen likely to be sold on the black market. police are racing to catch up with the thieves, and wiener mobile is waiting on replacement parts, to get back to bringing joy to the world, you see. it is not the size of that matters but how you use it. that really counts. wink. topic two, amazon launching a fleet of driverless cars in california because all of the cars with drivers in them have already moved to texas woo. a driverless taxi roaming streets of northern california, and up like the people of california, it has a mind of its

ladies and gentlemen please welcome state senator scott wiener. [applause] >> thank you madam mayor. you know, i think when we talk about this issue, which has been going on for a long long long time and this is truly historic, it is so important to always remember this is about real live human beings and their lives and i remember back when yfs on the board of supervisors when the u.s. supreme court decision came down right before pride weekday and we had marriages here at city hall all throughout the weekday and pride sunday and went inside for a few hours to perform ceremonies and i still remember a young couple two young latino men from kern county who had driven up for pride to get married, and it became very very clear to me as i talked to them two things they were deeply in love with each other and getting married would allow them to stay together and not be separated. and so it was about real real live people who's lives are made better by having a country that recognizes their humanity. that recognizes their existence so i'm so thrilled w

authored by state senator scott wiener 5 years ago it passed and became locked. but it was only supposed to be in effect until 2025, we are called for its permanent extension. it has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing. >> people to build housing specifically sb 35 6 to fast track housing construction in communities that have not met housing goals laid out by the state, including a goal for local governments across california to build a combined 2 and a half million housing units over the next 8 years. if local governments fall behind in their targets, the legislation will streamline the approval of new construction permits without concern of further delays or environmental lawsuits. we are desperately in need of new homes and >> california. we are short. >> millions of homes and that's be vetted by does a good government measure. it's very simple. if you meet all the rules. need name and setbacks and designs and everything else. you could you get your permit. the kind of zone is that used to take a year or even 2 years to get who can now get th

authored by state senator scott wiener 5 years ago it passed and became locked.was only supposed to be in effect until 2025 today we are called for its permanent extension. it has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing. >> people to build housing specifically sb 35 6 to fast track housing construction in communities that have not met housing goals laid out by the state, including a goal for local governments across california to build a combined 2 and a half million housing units over the next 8 years. if local governments fall behind in their targets, the legislation will streamline the approval of new construction permits without concern of further delays or environmental lawsuits. we are desperately in need of new homes and >> california. we are short millions of homes. >> and that's 35 is a good government measure. very simple. if you need all the rules. need name and setbacks and vines and everything else. get your permit. the kind of zone is that used to take a year or even 2 years to get up. who can now get there in silence. >> and as little

governor newsom signed a state law from scott wiener decriminalizing -- that appears to be sex work.-- in an effort to kind of address the johns that are coming in, the customers that are coming into the district. unfortunately, there have been some recent legislation that has been passed by our state senator which has now made loitering for the purpose of prostitution no longer a criminal offense. so our hands have been tied. >> the supervisor visited cap street last friday night and is now making this her top priority. >> i just have never seen this situation so dangerous and so out of control. >> supervisor ronan says she would like san francisco to legalize sex work in designated areas in the future. but in the meantime -- >> next week, we are going to put up barricades on cap street between 22nd and 18th street. it will close off the street to through traffic but the neighbors who live on the streets will be able to get into the street. >> for now, these residents say they are trapped inside their homes until something changes. >> it's like every night, pimps and prostitutes com

governor newsom signed a state law from scott wiener decriminalizing -- that appears to be sex work. >> -- in an effort to kind of address the johns that are coming in, the customers that are coming into the district. unfortunately, there have been some recent legislation that has been passed by our state senator which has now made loitering for the purpose of prostitution no longer a criminal offense. so our hands have been tied. >> the supervisor visited cap street last friday night and is now making this her top priority. >> i just have never seen this situation so dangerous and so out of control. >> supervisor ronan says she would like san francisco to legalize sex work in designated butthe ti-he future. >> next week, we are going to put up barricades on cap street between 22nd and 18th street. it will close off the street to through traffic but the neighbors who live on the streets will be able to get into the street. >> for now, these residents say they are trapped inside their homes until something changes. >> it's like every night, pimps and prostitutes come and take our stre

. >> last but not least, the famous oscar mayer wiener mobile is not so mobile after someone stole itsion in a statement they wrote, peta is willing to cover the cost of the replacement part and the maintenance for one year if you convert it into a not dog mobile or something similar. since the appetite for cruelty-free foods is growing, we hope you relish this opportunity. they are saying to oscar mayer why don't you ketchup for the vegan movement. >> keep your hands off my tube steak. you don't control my life, oscar mayer, i think they can afford the repairs. pump your brakes, freaks. >> they will mustard up their own finances. i'm on a role, me stand-up hour. what say you? >> i would not beyond like a beyond oscar mayer meat, whatever that might be, i'm surprised they did not offer to convert it into an electric wiener mobile. >> the reason everyone is stealing catalytic converters, under biden's watch, gas so so expensive, it makes cars run more efficiently and no one is immune to it, including wiener mobiles. >> the cops on my block, all the catalytic converters has been stolen i

authored by state senator scott wiener 5 years ago it passed and became locked. but it was only supposed to be in effect until 2025, we are called for its permanent extension. it has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing. >> people to build housing specifically sb 35 6 to fast track housing construction in communities that have not mec housing goals laid out by the state, including a goal for local governments across california to build a combined 2 and a half million housing units over the next 8 years. if local governments fall behind in their targets, the legislation will streamline the approval of new construction permits without concern of further delays or environmental lawsuits. we are desperately in need of new homes and >> california. we are short. >> millions of homes and that's be vetted by does a good government measure. it's very simple. if you meet all the rules. need name and setbacks and designs and everything else. you could you get your permit. the kind of developments that used to take a year or even 2 years to get who can now g

we are joined now by state senator scott wiener. always good to see you. thank you for taking the time senate bill 35 for the last several years, has helped to expedite housing construction in california, but it expires in 2025. why do you believe that this legend elation should become permanent. we have a terrible housing crisis. we are stripped millions of homes in the next eight years. california cities are expected to deliver about 2.5 million homes and sp 35 is a proven tool to get housing approved. much faster, uh, not sprawl but urbanized infill housing and if we need to do this fast, because we're at a terrible crisis, people can't afford housing and we're going to make this tool even better, and it's going to allow us to have particularly more affordable housing, not in years, but in months. okay so you insist that this strategy is working. can we talk some specifics here? how productive how successful has the bill been? this is one of those laws that's been extremely successful for the for the four years for which we have data because last year 2

wiener joint housing advocates to outline his proposal it would extend the law that's already on the books to streamline and accelerate housing approvals in areas that underperformed their housing targets. housing advocates say sp 35 effectively stripped away the red tape that gets people off the streets and into permanent housing. we need to do this fast because we're at a terrible crisis. people can't afford housing, and we're going to make this tool even better, and it's going to allow us to have particularly more affordable housing, not in years , but in months. critics said. the bill say the legislation takes away local control from cities. some union leaders may also be opposed if it removes requirements to use union labor in the housing projects, and we are learning more about a hit and run in alameda county surveillance video shows a man deliberately hitting a homeless woman with his vehicle. ktvu is amberleigh live tonight in castro valley after speaking with a witness as well as the sheriff's office, amber might. the incident happened here in this parking lot sure, by a chu

think they would have shot down some of the specific discoveries on there and pictures and a lot of wiener pikes. picks. >> i'm not a lawyer if you find a laptop with my home made pornography on me, assume that is h my laptop, i stand next to repairman, ready to g no, network my dying words will be browser history, clear it. it shows you how insane they want to say, it wasn't his, after saying it didn't exist. from it didn't exist to it is not, but it was a violation of his privacy to contents of it is absurd that is the way it works at a repair shop, if you don't pick it up, it is their property. kennedy: they can violate that hard drive all they want. you said something about a monkey and football, on podcast, i'm not repeating that. but it feels that is what is going on. i listened to your audio book, company rules by mike baker it is fantastic. chapter rule, admit when this is a mistake, they did the opposite, the story is still going, do you think it would have been less damage for bidens if they said, i was on crack, i was dumb it is mine. >> yes, does not matter what situation you a

wiener is working on legislation after uc berkeley's housing project was stopped at is sort people's part. that plan would have created housing for more than 100 students, and un-house people who regularly camp at the park. it is phasing -- it is facing opposition from neighbors. demonstrators argue that it should remain an open space and did not address environmental concerns, in this case the amount of noise that students having parties would make. >> noise complaints were not addressed in the environmental study, and you see didn't explore alternative pricing's out -- alternative housing sites. a statement ruling has ramifications beyond uc berkeley case. it is a dangerous precedent that will undermine california's effort, to build new homes and do so sustainably. >> a large fire damages a dock in several boat. you can see the flames and smoke that enveloped the dock at around 9:00 last night. calfire says that the fire burned between 10 and 20 boats. cruises say it's a tricky firefight. >> when they went out on the scene they tried to attack it from other boats using pumps to sup

authored by state senator scott wiener 5 years ago it passed and became locked. it was only supposed to be in effect until 2025 today we are called for its permanent extension. it has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing people to build housing specifically sb 35 6 to fast track housing construction in communities that have not met housing goals laid out by the state, including a goal for local governments across california to build a combined 2 and a half million housing units over the next 8 years. if local governments fall behind in their targets, the legislation will streamline the approval of new construction permits without concern of further delays or environmental lawsuits. we are desperately in need of new homes and california. we are short. >> millions of homes. and that's 35 is a good governmeni measure. very simple. if you meet all the rules. need is owning and setbacks and vines and everything else. get your permit. the kind of zone is that used to take a year or even 2 years to get up. who can now get their entire lives. >> and as l

senator scott wiener said the neighborhood needs the nightlife. >> we need this type of business in san francisco. if we care about nightlife, which we should, we want the business to succeed. >> there are 70 commercial vacancies in san francisco's mission district. new details and controversy surrounding the san francisco police crackdown on prostitution. sfpd traffic safety tweeted a message promising and ongoing effort. along with photos of a car being stopped. police have issued more than 30 citations since traffic enforcement in the area was increased. earlier this month, the city set up barricades in an effort to curb sex work. a firefighters union says it cause concern because it could delay them if they have to respond to a fire or medical emergency. >> a public farewell for the iconic pier at sea cliff state beach. the landmark is being demolished next week. it was damaged beyond repair by huge ocean swells that came along with january's historic storms. the same storms also damaged a popular beachfront campground. debris is being removed, but the campground is expected to be c

the mayor and state senator scott wiener say they are determined to expedite this so that people with lower incomes can he wants to expand on the earlier law that took effect five years ago. in fact, he said that measure has streamlined approvals for thousands of home and there's a permitting process that takes 3 to 6 months.>> very simple. if you meet all the rules, you meet the zoning and setbacks and design, you get your permit without a hyper politicized, chaotic process that could take years and lead to litigation.>> according to preliminary data, three quarters of the homes approved are affordable to those earning less than the area's median income. >>> business owners are saying they are struggling to make it. they say they try to create culture and community but dealing with threats and harassment and damage to the restaurants can really do damage to the bottom line. >> reporter: this was the latest incident at this restaurant in downtown oakland.>> somebody walking through my front door and already in that mode of who's going to come in and give us trouble. >> reporter: with

oakland city officials have agreed to meet with state senator scott wiener to address concerns about a law that police say is prohibiting them from addressing the problem . reporter stephanie sierra has the details right here, ridiculously pointing over there . ricardo vin d'olonne has owned auto tire service out 15th street in east oakland for 30 years. his business is down the street from st anthony's catholic school, where young women some believed to be trafficked. sex workers appear to be soliciting right in front of the school kids. the little kid. it was everything, mendiola told the i team. he's seen more police patrols in the area since our story first aired a week ago, but like many in the neighborhood, he's worried it won't be enough. the community only. okay, you can do it. close the eyes. let's see their eyes and you can tell nothing because you called the police. police come to your door knocked your door and what happened in the pimps washed everything, he says the organized crime with pimps and gangs in the area trafficking young women has gotten much worse over the p

later this morning, mayor london breed, state senator scott wiener, construction workers and affordablesing advocates are holding a news conference, expected to announce legislation to remove barriers to the construction of new housing. that press conference gets under way at 11:00 this morning. be sure to tune into our midday newscast at 11:00. we'll give tu latest ott that announcement. you can stream it on roku, amazon fire, and online at nbcbayarea.com, as well as our free nbc bay area news app. >>> 6:38 right now. the price of love is up this year. it's the unofficial rush to valentine's day, which is tomorrow. and even though costs are high across the board, people aren't skimping when it comes to love. bay area florists are scrambling to fill orders for valentine's day. consumer spending for the holiday is expected to increase by 8% nationwide to $26 billion. business owners say more customers are also shelling out for extras like chocolates and teddy bears. >> during valentine's day roses usually go up, sometimes they double the price because they come from -- the roses that we

maryland breed and scott wiener say that lower income residents can afford these homes. he wants to extend and expand on his earlier law that took effect five years ago. he says the measure is streamlining approvals for thousands of homes. and 2000 are already built in san francisco in the permitting process that takes 3 to 6 months. >> it is very simple. if you meet all the rules, you meet the zoning, setbacks and designs and everything else, you get your permit without a hyper politicized, chaotic process that can take years and lead to litigation. >> according to preliminary data for uc berkeley, nearly 3/4 of the homes approved so far are affordable to those earning less than the area's median income. >> we have another vantage point of the deadly house explosion. that destroyed one home and forced to other homes to spoke to a man standing across the street when the house exploded. >> reporter: surveillance video shows albert standing next to a light pole in front of his home. he and his next-door neighbor were talking when a house across the street blew up. >> all o

council meeting, you're going to have supervisor hillary ronen who says she plans to ask senator scott wienerther assembly members to actually introduce a bill to legalize work there. she says legalizes work. it's going to get easier to remove pimps and traffickers from the equation and make workers in neighborhoods a whole lot safer. all right. some people in san francisco sunset neighborhood are still dealing with the aftermath of that deadly home explosion. a man is facing multiple charges for that explosion. police say they believe he was running a drug lab inside his home. he's expected to be arraigned sometime this week. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> i'm out here right in front of the home. that was the site of that deadly explosion this past thursday. you can see behind me how the san francisco public works have. >> put out barriers to make sure that no one gets too close to the same. police have said that the suspect who they have arrested in this case was manufacturing drugs out here and the smell of marijuana is incredibly intense. on friday, san francisco police arre

. >> to ask senator scott wiener and 2 other assembly members introduced a bill to legalize work. she says legalizing work will make it easier to remove pimps and traffickers from the equation and will make that safer for those who participate and also the neighborhoods safer as well. >> we'll take a look at this video capturing the moment. a chp helicopter crew located in rescues, a stranded individual. it happened sunday afternoon south of stinson beach in marin county. fire crews helped put that a victim until rescue basket. they were sent to the hospital after officials say they were in moderate distress. they say that victim is still happening now, pacifica police are asking for the person who was >> operating a drone during that time. a ucsf student went missing last month. they need you to come forward police say they got a message from a person claiming to be the person operating that john january 19th. this is when how all was last seen swimming? and as not beach, the person did not leave any contact information. so police are asking that person to call them again. they'r

on the four we spoke with state senator scott wiener.says this new proposal would build on the success of the existing law sp 35 we need to do this fast because we're at a terrible crisis. people can't afford housing, and we're going to make this for even better, and it's going to allow us to have particularly more formidable housing, not in years, but in months critics of the bill say the legislation takes away local control from cities. some union leaders may also be opposed if it removes requirements to use union labor in the housing projects. 30 san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is planning to ask the board of supervisors to suspend the sanctuary city policy in two criminal cases. homeland security has tracked down two fugitives in mexico. they're wanted in separate cases for murder and sexual abuse of children in san francisco, but jenkins says that federal officials do not want to bring them to san francisco if the city will not notify them in the event the suspects are ever released from custody celebration was held i

afterwards to discuss the results. >> well, a new proposal by san francisco, scott senator scott wienerto make it easier to build affordable housing. it expands on senate bill. 35 that's set to expire as the 35 helps fast tracked housing construction in communities. they have not met. housing goals laid out by the state. if local governments fall behind in their targets, the legislation is going to streamline the approval of new projects with all concerned of further delays or environmental lawsuits. leader says it's already made a difference in san francisco. >> and temperatures go alone. a 3,000 homes. about 2000 homes, a baby. approved delivered because of sb. 35 another 1000 are in the pipeline. >> ware says if this new bill is passed, it would allow cities throughout the state to bill 2.5 million homes over the next 8 years. >> we're going to take a break at 5.37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill is seeking to prevent animals in shelters from being put down. we'll tell you what those shelters will have to do. this becomes law. plus african american firefighter

senator scott wiener believes state bill 35 help turn the tide helping to speed up housing permits to block frivolous court of appeals that can and often did tie housing projects up for years. >> it has been transformational. >> sb 35 will expire in two years to now he will introduce senate bill 423 to keep the legislation in place and even strengthen it into the future. he says under the current law more than 80,000 homes have been built or are being built. 75% are below market rate and he says letting sb 35 expire would be unconscionable. especially because california is not required to build 2.5 million new homes in the next eight years to try to address the housing crisis. >> it will take all the tools in the tool kit. >> in san francisco, 2000 homes have been built with the help of sb 35 and 1000 in the process. today a woman who owns one of them says being able to afford her own place in her hometown of san francisco is nothing short of a miracle. >> when i moved in, it was a brand-new place. and never that i can imagine this. >> the nonprofit mercy house built 145 new homes in

state senator scott wiener and city attorney david chiu are among the scheduled readers.restaurant is a civic and political gathering space. >> what happened on january 6 was mende result on our government and -- was an assault on our government and democracy. we wanted to inform the public and read this report. dan: manny's is livestreaming the reading on its facebook page. ama: we want to check out the weather because it is changing. dan: after a spectacular weekend, we are getting some rain. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: we definitely will get the rain, even some snow over the higher elevations. we are seeing plenty of sunshine right now. today's highs, upper 60's to low 70's, five to nine degrees above average. i hope you are enjoying the nice weather because gusty and cooler weather is starting tomorrow. we are looking at. of showers and snow wednesday and friday. it is a cold system that's going to drop down from the north and bring some major changes in our forecast. first beginning with cold, windy conditions tomorrow. winter weather advisory for l

been defeated again and again in the legislature despite the heroic efforts of senators like scott wiener and susan eggman, but we're not giving up. we're bringing reforms back this year. because our opponents will not be able to overcome the glare of public scrutiny forever, californians will not let people to suffer and die on our streets because we can't get it together. this year we will also continue to better serve san francisco's family through our children and family recovery plan, providing vouchers and subsidies for early education, paying early educators more. developing a pipeline to recruit and train more educators, offering opportunities and academic support to combat the law and paid internship for our kids, and mental health support. [applause] and we will build on what has been a historic era, a renaissance for our parks and open space. and i see a number of our local 261 gardners and folks who take care of our parks here today. thank you. [applause] the renaissance is because of the hands of the people who take care of these parks every day. in 2022, we opened tunnel top

guest: we have about 30 people -- we just had senator scott wiener leave. trying to walk backwards and not hurt myself. i'm going to be little quiet when i bring you in because there are folks listening online. kristen: how long are the reading shifts? guest: 30 minutes. kristen: let's be quiet and we will go in and take a look at the reading room. this is being live-streamed so people can see from anywhere. let's go ahead and show portion of the reading from earlier today. take a listen. >> the participants in the january 6 attack have been convicted or await trial. >> from the 28,000 spectators who did pass through, 242 knives or blades, 18 brass knuckles, 18 tasers, three scissors, needles or screwdrivers. thousands of others purposefully remain outside of the magnetic meters or left their packs outside. >> something happening in the d.c. area. or communicated it in some way. >> much, my general functions as my job, i would have a conversation with all the groups coming in. kristen: readers today. how did your shift go? guest: i had shift. i started at s

and one of the books he read was by an american mathematician named norbert wiener called cybernetics. right. and it was this book that was sort of basically created this whole field that was extremely just revolutionary at the time that examined how essentially how you use information to exert control. right. and it's you know, it's very broad and it kind of applies to everything from sort of human beings and animals all the way to sort of mechanical systems. right. and chen used these these insights just to kind of create a whole new approach to engineering, which he first use in missiles. he sort of helped build china's missile system, but then he also he was extremely ambitious and he wanted to use these systems to wider society. right. and so he sort of developed norbert wiener, the founder of cybernetics, was very skeptical that you could use this to to these ideas to control society. but but changed course and disagreed and thought like you could. so one of the first things he did, which was totally disastrous, was was advised he wrote a paper during the great leap forward in t

state senator scott wiener was unavailable for comment. >> however, lerma says supervisor owners office aims to move the proposal forward in we will be introducing a resolution. >> that's the board of supervisors this from the state legislature in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> other news tonight, search teams are looking through the widespread destruction for earthquake survivors and victims in turkey and syria. they're using microphones to try to pick up faint noises, specially trained dogs and fiber optic cameras are also involved. try to pick up the heat inside the rubble. more than 12,000 people have died in the earthquakes. it is the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. turkey's president is promising to have homes rebuilt within a year in the hardest hit areas. a syrian official says the quake has displaced about 300,000 people in government-held parts of that country. >> time for a look at the forecast we look live over san francisco after what's been a really beautiful day. yeah, it was a great day out a so how's it looking for the rest of the week? yeah,

well, not everyone is in fa >> a new proposal by state senator scott wiener would make it easier to build affordable housing here in california as kron. 4 s charles clifford tells us now the proposal comes as many cities in california are failing to meet there. designated housing goals. >> back in 2017 sb 35 was signed into law here in california, which streamlines the permitting and planning process for building affordable housing very simple. if you need all the rules. >> meet zoning and setbacks and designs and everything else. >> you could you get your

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state senator scott wiener is introducing a new bill that would make that temporary law a permanent law. he was joined today by a woman who says sb 35 was key in getting her off the streets and into a stable home that she could afford. >> it took me a while. i pinched myself a couple times, and i was like, oh, wow, this is actually mine. i can actually shut the door. i can actually shower. >> this new bill, sb 423, will remove that expiration date and allow this successful housing law to continue into the future. >> mayor breed supports this bill as well, saying it will be key to helping her city reach its affordable housing mandate of 82,000 new homes in the next eight years. >>> well, think about this. really a nightmare scenario in the skies. federal investigators want to know why a united flight from maui here to the bay area, so sfo, suddenly dropped after takeoff. it came just seconds away from crashing into the pacific ocean. flight full of passengers here. this happened on december 18th, but we are now just learning about it. that flight was leaving maui on a raining afternoon.

mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener want to expedite the process for affordable homes. their proposal will expand on a law to took effect five years ago, and supporters say the measure has streamlined approvals for thousands of homes, including 2,000 that have already been built in san francisco. >> it's very simple, if you meet all the rules, you meet the zoning and the setbacks and the designs and everything else, if you get your permit without a hyperpoliticized, chaotic process that could take years and lead to litigation. >> according to preliminary data from uc berkeley, nearly three-fourths of homes approved under sb-35 so far are affordable for people earning less than the median income in their area. >>> san jose city hall, where the mayor is trying to set the tone for his new tenure. he's paired councilmembers with community advocates on five special committees to tackle broad issues like homelessness, public safety, and downtown vibrancy. >> and the goal, of course, was to identify new approaches to solving our most significant challenges in the pursuit of a

alright next the oscar mayer wiener mobile was targeted by thieves.ous vehicles was in las vegas, but it wouldn't start because someone had stolen his catalytic contolen ating ras because of the valuable metals inside. finally an office retirement party like no other. okay so some office workers in california recently said goodbye to their colleague by dressing up just like him. kevin's last day included his work family imitating his daily look, including the blue shirt, blue vest and even his bald head prank has millions of views on tiktok. i think they're just lucky that he actually decided to wear the exact day otherwise , uh, you gotta appreciate the dedication, though sending him off in style. we're checking the off in style. we're checking the top headlines next. could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so

senator scott wiener taking to twitter to talk about that news today saying godspeed, jimmy carter, as you enter hospice, you're truly one of the best. an american treasure. coming up, police in georgia investigating a shooting that leaves 9 people injured. most leaves 9 people injured. most of them children. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnanc

or murine, now working wiener melons and runes, respectively. coach of ak barsa-zenitdinov held in his 600th khl game as a head coach, he became the first coach to play 600 games for a single club. the victory over moore was for the 67-year-old specialist of 375 khl , he entered vladimir krikunov and climbed to third place in the list of the most winning training sessions. cska away outplayed omsk avangard 21 in overtime, the army team interrupted a series of three defeats, and the balls, on the contrary , extended the series to four defeats nikita nesterov set a club record for the number of points in one regular season. he now has 36. the army club itself beat a unique achievement cska players played the third game in a row without aquarius strikers at the pace of the lightning nikita kucherov set a new franchise record in the hitting streak in the home games of the regular season of the national hockey against the colorado deylanger, the russian scored an assist. this game was for kucherov 18 in a row with points scored in this way , the 29-y

been defeated again and again in the legislature despite the heroic efforts of senators like scott wiener and susan eggman, but we're not giving up. we're bringing reforms back this year. because our opponents will not be able to overcome the glare of public scrutiny forever, californians will not let people to suffer and die on our streets because we can't get it together. this year we will also continue to better serve san francisco's family through our children and family recovery plan, providing vouchers and subsidies for early education, paying early educators more. developing a pipeline to recruit and train more educators, offering opportunities and academic support to combat the law and paid internship for our kids, and mental health support. [applause] and we will build on what has been a historic era, a renaissance for our parks and open space. and i see a number of our local 261 gardners and folks who take care of our parks here today. thank you. [applause] the renaissance is because of the hands of the people who take care of these parks every day. in 2022, we opened tunnel top

that in the state of california is there another another ballot measure on tuesday, senator scott wienernd assembly member evan low introduced legislation to rescind proposition eight from the state's constitution. voters will decide in november 2024. well, this is a constitutional amendment that would require two thirds of the legislature to pass in the california state legislature. what is different this time is that we have bipartisan support. governor newsom also released a statement supporting the removal of proposition eight. we know that lgbt rights could be next on the chopping block, and it's important and imperative. timely that we make sure that we reflect the values of the state of california. we reached out to the california family council, which is a conservative group that champions traditional families, but they didn't respond in time for this report . lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. alrighty bet you noticed how much cooler it was today than yesterday. and the day before we had the big temperature drop the highs today, not in the sixties and low seventies as they had