this is the heart of what makes san francisco, san francisco. general entertainment shouldn't require a co. it should be an over-the-counterthing. we have to encourage night life to reap and succeed. while you should vote yes, that's only the first step in that process. thank you. >> go ahead, caller. are you prepared to submit your testimony? >> speaker: yes. hello. >> your time is running. >> speaker: i'm an area native and i have been a business owner for about 20 years and i do insurance investments didn't ind securities. this club is one of my premiere clients. i've had their coverage for many, many years. i've been to the establishment and it's very, very nice for a lot of professionals to come, spending time, association and network with each other and i've been there at 12 midnight. i've been there at 3:00 in the morning, very, very safe environment and i really believe this business needs to make sure it can have every opportunity to succeed and i'm in favour of the license for this venue. thank you very much. >> speaker: i'm a native o

san francisco should build more housing and san francisco is not over. if you think that san francisco is over and that we don't need more housing here, you can be the first ones to leave. finally going back to the point about the market-rate -- we need more housing of all types. we need sb-35 to come in and to make us build that housing. sb-35 has done more to build affordable housing in san francisco than anything that the board of supervisors has offered in the last several years. so you should look to our legislation for inspiration. to not take four years to get a project approved. and even if it is affordable and has an affordable component -- supervisor mar, in addition has been opposing either in public or behind the scenes of affordable housing in his district. that's a reason why -- a great reason why the sunset has built so little housing over the last 10 years. you look at our housing production it's clear that we're not doing enough and we need the state to come in and make us to do the right thing. please drop this legislation and come up w

>>people in san francisco honoring the late justice ruth bader ginsburg, san francisco, women's march in san francisco woman's political committee organize an event to honor ginsburg's life and legacy. this was the memorial at the steps of city hall sunday afternoon city leaders, including mayor london breed spoke about the event organizers say that it's important to continue fighting for the rights and values that ginsburg stood for. rbg. >>held on as much as she could because she knew how important it was that not be given to somebody that is anti twice. it's a woman's right to choose that is nonnegotiable. well this was the second event in san francisco during the weekend to honor justice ginsburg. >>hundreds mourn her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro district on friday. hours after she pass. well in the east bay people came out to honor and remember the late justice ruth bader ginsburg over the weekend about a 100 people came out to the 40 minute tribute event in martinez. many shared stories of what ginsburg accomplished for the rights of women and others during her tim

you have two minutes. >> -- san francisco resident in san francisco district 2. [inaudible] kind of disruption from covid-19 can do to our lives and actually [inaudible] is we have to attach big changes very fast, and they did a great job -- >> clerk: looks like we may have lost that caller, so let's do this. let's take note of the caller number, and then, we'll return to that caller and move onto the next caller. again, if you would like to make spubpublic comment, call 415-655-0001. enter the meeting i.d. and press pound, and pound again. press star, three to lineup into the queue. you only have to do this once, and the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. when we get to you, it will indicate that you have been unmuted. sean, next speaker, please. it looks like the last caller was dropped, so if you could call back to get into the queue. thank you. >> thank you to the city officials and workers for allowing me time to comment on this. my name is matthew modine, and [inaudible] in bayview-hunters point called city of dreams. as someone who's ha

>>coming into san francisco, san francisco has trouble free the skyway one oh one to james lick. no problems at all for you so come on in now your chance to beat the morning rush it's definitely going to be heavier as we continue through the hour into the next hour. all right, let's head over to 92 are checking that connection between the peninsula and the east bay and as usual it's busy, it's always busy during the 4 o'clock hour. it's our first bridge. so start stacking up early in the morning and you see all the brake lights here it's not a bad commute. it's just a crowd at one but still under 30 minutes to connect to one o one in san mateo we're heading up to the richmond sandra fell bridge. we're taking a peek at west bound 5.80 this is also a nice drive so far with no hot spots crashes or stalls so under 10 minutes here between the tolls and highway one oh one. well the north bay business owner is dead after getting hit by a car right in front of his home. petaluma police say the driver was under the influence and should not have been behind the wheel in the first place on

francisco, san francisco, unified school district, san francisco county office of education, san francisco community college district, bay area rapid transit direct, and the bay area air quality district, and establishing a pass-through rate of .7 cents per $100 of the assessed value for residential tenants pursuant to administrative code, chapter 37, for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2021. to difpublic comment on this item, call 1-(415)-655-0001 and meeting i.d., 146 892 6687. then press pound twice. if you haven't been so, please dial star, 3, to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand, wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and then begin your products. >> chair fewer: we have the property tax manager from the controller's office, and also michelle from the division director of the controller's office. mr. whitaker, you have the floor. >> good morning, thank you, chair fewer and supervisor mandelman and supervisor walton. the team's software is telling me only meeting organizers and presenters can share. i have a couple of sli

san francisco should build more housing and san francisco is not over. if you think that san francisco is over and that we don't need more housing here, you can be the first ones to leave. finally going back to the point about the market-rate -- we need more housing of all types. we need sb-35 to come in and to make us build that housing. sb-35 has done more to build affordable housing in san francisco than anything that the board of supervisors has offered in the last several years. so you should look to our legislation for inspiration. to not take four years to get a project approved. and even if it is affordable and has an affordable component -- supervisor mar, in addition has been opposing either in public or behind the scenes of affordable housing in his district. that's a reason why -- a great reason why the sunset has built so little housing over the last 10 years. you look at our housing production it's clear that we're not doing enough and we need the state to come in and make us to do the right thing. please drop this legislation and come up w

i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work group with the community provider. and also, i cochair a work group from my -- that's work related, which is transitioning clients in jail, in custody, and inpatient from the acute facility or in jail into treatment. and i think, based on my work, i realize that -- the importance of participating in mental health sf in order to make sure that services and availability of services to be delivered to our clients and consumers in a dignified way, and i think that my knowledge base and my problem-solving skills will be -- enable me to serve the client population in a -- in an effective way. so i thank you

fortunately, we have the tests here in san francisco to make sure that every san franciscan can access a test if they have symptoms. so if somebody is experiencing any symptoms, we want them to seek out those testing services immediately and isolate and note their results. and finally, if somebody is diagnosed with covid-19, we want to make sure that they have been paying attention to who they've been spending time with in the days prior to their symptoms or the days prior to their tests. so that includes an element of tracing your foot steps, as i like to say, and being mindful of your actions, particularly any interactions where you may not have been masked or may have been spending time with people over ten minutes and less than 6 feet apart. by keeping track of people you may have been in contact with, it'll be much easier to work with the health department and reach out to those individuals to make sure that they know that they were exposed to somebody with covid-19 and they can get the appropriate testing and quarantine so we can ongoingly reduce the risk of transmission to other

i lived in san francisco for 18 years. last year public press launched a lower power fm radio station, 102.5 fm. i've been an active member of the board for more than 10 years. it's been my pleasure to serve on the sunshine task force since 2018. i came to this position to defending public access and information as protected by the sunshine ordinance and the brown act and now with the experience that i've been in my first term, i feel better equipped to serve the community in this capacity. i forgot to mention something in my application, that is for about a career, i've been serving as a chair of the task force and compliance amendments committee. i will continue to do so at the rules committee and if the board of supervisors approve my nomination. as with all city departments and agencies and committees the task force has faced challenges brought by the pandemic and the strength of holding meetings -- i have a strong interest making sure san francisc san san franco have access. i would appreciate the opportunity to conti

with our neighbors to serve and celebrate what we love about san francisco. we're hoping there may be a few people or supervisors around here who can make it happen. [applause] >> no pressure, supervisor stefani, no pressure. >> so thank you, empowering people, and happy san francisco day. [♪] >> thank you. >> a round of applause, please. a round of applause. congratulations. congratulations. >> congratulations, everyone. >> throughout history, san francisco has welcomes innumerable leaders over the years. we honor those who are no longer with us, but those whose efforts continue to impact us on a daily basis, whether we recognize it or not. carlos gutierrez was born and raised in the mission. carlos turned his life around while earning his bachelor's, and creating homies. tonight, we honor carlos gutierrez with the neighborhood empowerment hall of fame award. [applause] >> receiving the award tonight on behalf of him are his children, cassandra and elias, and we are so happy to have you with us here tonight. >> so i was in class earlier, and i knew i was a

francisco and san mateo 58 degrees. later today look forward to what will be a warm day in land but not excessively warm upper 80's for our warmest of temperatures while coastal in bayside areas in the 60's

san francisco salons have been closed since march because of the pandemic pelosi reportedly got awash in style blowout treatment just one day before salons in the city were allowed to offer services outdoors the speaker has sparked controversy among salon owners republicans and stylus one day after the video was released pelosi had this to say i take responsibility for trusting. >>other word of the neighborhood salon that i've been to over the years, many times and that tone when they said what we're able to accommodate people one person at a time. and that we can set up that time i trusted that. >>on thursday the stylus jonathan dinardo who is also seen in the video confirms he did pelosi's hair his lawyer released this statement saying quote mister dinardo has worked at the salon for approximately 6 years and regularly communicate with us on owner erica kious in fact mister dinardo received advance approval from the sky as the day prior to the appointment during a telephone discussion on august 29th 2020 at 09:26pm where in mister dinardo advise mis-c highest that he would not proce

san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely. and that has got to stop, because there has to be consequences. look, i understand there might be financial challenges, but the fact is, we can't tolerate what we see happening in the tenderloin or any other neighborhood in our city. people have got to be held accountable for the destruction they are causing to these communities. and when we talk about destruction, we're talking about the people who are dying in record numbers from drug overdoses right in the tenderloin. this is a commonsense solution to a very, very complex problem. and i really want to, again, express my appreciation to our city attorney, dennis herrera, for not only putting together a unique plan, but for caring about this issue in the first place. and i want to thank him for working with the san francisco police department to actually use data to inform this decision. we know that there is a lot of work to do. and we can't continue to let the tenderloin be the breeding ground for all that is problematic and challe

i know that when things happen in san francisco, the rest of the country follows. and and so the work that we have done here in reducing the number of deaths and being the first out of the gate to say that we're going to shutdown, and being leaders around greenhouse gas emissions and combatting climate change head on, the work we've done around eviction moratoriums, you name it, we have been the leaders and others have followed. and so we will get through this. it is going to require a lot out of each and every one of us, and so i ask you to continue to do your part, and to remember what you do impacts me, and what i do impacts you. thank you for all that you do to keep this city going. it's a challenging time. it's time to uplift one another, it's time to put some energy in the air. enough with the complaints, enough with the negativity, enough with the divisiveness. enough with that. we have an opportunity to do in the first of the pandemic, when notes were given to neighbors: what can i do for you? we have an opportunity to do for one another and put positivity

you have two minutes. >> -- san francisco resident in san francisco district 2. [inaudible] kind of disruption from covid-19 can do to our lives and actually [inaudible] is we have to attach big changes very fast, and they did a great job -- >> clerk: looks like we may have lost that caller, so let's do this. let's take note of the caller number, and then, we'll return to that caller and move onto the next caller. again, if you would like to make spubpublic comment, call 415-655-0001. enter the meeting i.d. and press pound, and pound again. press star, three to lineup into the queue. you only have to do this once, and the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. when we get to you, it will indicate that you have been unmuted. sean, next speaker, please. it looks like the last caller was dropped, so if you could call back to get into the queue. thank you. >> thank you to the city officials and workers for allowing me time to comment on this. my name is matthew modine, and [inaudible] in bayview-hunters point called city of dreams. as someone who's ha

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they're here to discuss the latino awareness campaign in san francisco. so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed. my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our sen

president tony montoya and a vote against the people of san francisco. we need all discussions regarding p.o.a. to happen in open sessions. it's a matter of public safety. >> vice president taylor: thank you. next caller. >> operator: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. my name is [inaudible] i am a resident of san francisco, and i am calling in to this commission meeting for probably the fourth or fifth public comment that i've been calling into, and i'm sure you all enjoy the sound of my voice because apparently, you all can't do jack shit on this commission, so you want us to continue calling in because you're not doing jack shit. so we're going to keep calling in to these public comments, and we're going to keep calling in, and we're going to keep calling in until you do something. you know, as one of the previous callers said, you all -- the police officers who shot mario woods, they were acting under policy, so you're going to give them a slap on the wrist. are you proud of that as commissioners on the police commission? like seri

francisco to plant local san francisco native plants. that concludes my comments. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. i am seeing no other collars in the queue. we will now close public comment on this item. >> okay. thank you. hearing no more callers, public comment is closed. next agenda item, please? >> the next item is item three. approval of the minutes of the 2020 commission on the environment meeting. the explanatory document is the 2020 draft minutes and this item is for discussion and action. >> commissioners, does anyone have any discussion on the draft minutes? all right. can i please hear a motion? public comment, sorry. >> can i have a motion to approve the minutes? >> i move to approve. >> is there a second? >> i second. >> is there any public comment? we will now open for public comment. i will put the comment instructions back on the screen. if you'd like to make a public comment, press star three if you want to be added to the queue. please wait until it is your turn to speak. we will pause briefly for anyone to j

san francisco, 57 degrees. san jose is at 61. it looks like the fog is going to get wiped out soon as we head towards friday. he see sunshine. getting chewed up and southern california, that is a sign of things to come. pretty solid. onshore wind or breeze, highs are below average. there creeping up. they will get above tomorrow. let's get over to sally and see if there's anything. usually something is showing up, is that the case, sal? >>> we have a crash, on the capital expressway, near seven trees. it is a pretty significant crash. let's go right to the scene. san jose police say that someone was seriously injured, and actually has life- threatening injuries. this is east capital expressway at seven trees boulevard. when adult male, according to the san jose police, taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. this is a good area to avoid. it is shut down from seven trees to center road. avoid this area. try to use alternate routes. it was a violent crash. we have some cars that are getting through, but one direction

not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engage

well areas like san francisco and oakland in the 70's, san jose today in the low 80's. >>all right now let's check in on your morning commute which is improving, it's looking a lot better out there. no delays right now at the bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco 14 minutes. the backup that we have it's gone so nice drive coming in 92 also thinning out it's a little crowded, but it looks better already 13 minutes for the westbound drive to the peninsula. at our crash on the richmond sandra fell in addition to a stall out of the way we have 2 problems that jammed up traffic as you can see we have some residual delays but at least those issues are out of your way you're averaging 12 minutes and that's an improvement to make your way westbound for the toll plaza off to one oh one. >>josie yet, but we have numbers women on the list. i feel this incredible list of brilliant people. >>top story, this morning, a political showdown unfolding in washington as president trump says he will appoint a woman to the supreme court and he'll make his announcement potentially friday o

francisco, san francisco, unified school district, san francisco county office of education, san francisco community college district, bay area rapid transit direct, and the bay area air quality district, and establishing a pass-through rate of .7 cents per $100 of the assessed value for residential tenants pursuant to administrative code, chapter 37, for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2021. to difpublic comment on this item, call 1-(415)-655-0001 and meeting i.d., 146 892 6687. then press pound twice. if you haven't been so, please dial star, 3, to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand, wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and then begin your products. >> chair fewer: we have the property tax manager from the controller's office, and also michelle from the division director of the controller's office. mr. whitaker, you have the floor. >> good morning, thank you, chair fewer and supervisor mandelman and supervisor walton. the team's software is telling me only meeting organizers and presenters can share. i have a couple of sli

[video] >> the port of san francisco maintains and manages san francisco's waterfront, but when the city began efforts to mitigate covid-19, the port quickly shifted priorities. the port's employees have been deployed to a wide range of efforts to protect our city as we battle the virus. additionally, the port staff provided access to space and land, protecting food security and housing access for our unhoused neighbors. >> we're here on piers 30 and 32. this is a covid-19 testing center behind me. the project came about because the city needed to establish a covid testing center, and the poured had land that was outdoors. this site was the first high capacity testing site in the city. port staff has been instrumental in helping the department of public health to set up their sites and run them. >> what you're seeing behind me is the san francisco marin food bank operation at lot a. the port was approached by the giant about waiving the rent for the food bank. >> we came together with the port of san francisco so say okay, let's -- to say okay, let's work because this is the most importa

i'm a resident of san francisco in district 8. i have been work in housing iss issues for the last couple years and wanted to come here because my midtown is a great example of how the city let people down. midtown was built in 1967 as a replacement for the fillmore families that lost their homes during the urban development. it's a shameful time in the city's history and something we have to work for decades and decades and centuries to make up for the enormous disruption to families here in san francisco. i'm calling to urge the committee to approve this legislation and adjust the rent owned by long-term tenant to what would have been rent control and provides future direction. we have to make sure that we show up for our black community here in san francisco which has already been decimated over the decades. we need to show up and we need to support them. this legislation is about fairness. rent control is for a reason and mid town is no less deserving of rent control than anybody else. without rent control historically black m

francisco and san mateo 58 degrees. later today look forward to what will be a warm day in land but not excessively warm upper 80's for our warmest of temperatures while coastal in bayside areas in the 60's to 70's. robert all right sounds good checking in on the traffic. >>i haven't found any hot spots so that's good news for rolling from oakland to san francisco this morning. traffic is looking good. no big problems here across the upper deck over to the skyway and it's just fine right on through downtown san francisco so come on and it's under 15 minutes for your drive time. we're also checking in on 92 the san mateo bridge busy. busy but not bad we have more traffic into and out of hayward but no the problems and you're overall drive time is still under 30 minutes here for 92 for both directions actually between the bayshore and the nimitz freeway and we'll check in one more the richmond sandra fell bridge and no problem said still at the limit one car rolling up to the pay gates and then after that it's going to be

he is for san francisco. i'm tracking the ocean breeze and i will let you know when we see some improvement this week, specifically the days coming up in a few minutes. let's check with gianna or that slow ride over the bay bridge and that smog as well. >>> it might but is not in your drive for the commuter crossing the bay bridges. there's an advisory effect for the bay bridge so be extra careful across that span. is busy from the east bay commute, oakland, emeryville westbound into san francisco. lights were turned on at 5:30 this morning. traffic is stepping up. there was a minor fender bender near the toll plaza. that has been cleared out of planes. a 45 minute drive from 205 to 680 along westbound 580. for that commute into the altamont pass, those delays began out of tracy around mountain house. things are slow working your way onto 680. we will take a look at public transmit in my next report. >>> i'm anne makovec with a live news desk and we are keeping an eye on lynwood this morning. we are also the

i'm a san francisco resident. and i'm also a member of the california coalition for women prisoners. and we strongly are opposed to electronic monitoring. our city's reliance on electronic monitoring is shamefully growing instead of decreasing. we should be investing in services that support more opportunities for release, alternatives to incarceration, especially for women and trans, not just an electronic form of incarceration, which expands people's -- expands control into people's homes and their bedrooms. we have worked with many women who have come out of san francisco county only to then be shackled by an electronic monitor. monitors are particularly difficult for mothers who are trying to parent their kids in already difficult circumstances. how can a mother care for her kids when she has to recharge her monitor every few hours and worry about being violated in front of them. we've heard how monitors malfunction, we witnessed how monitors make employment almost impossible to obtain. they add another layer

i'm a member on san francisco interrupting racial profiling. since the onset of sfirp, we have focused on intervening in racial profiling on social media, particularly on the platform -- the neighborhood platform "next door." in its crime and safety section, in line with the popular -- excuse me -- police safety mantra, if you say something, say something, people observing so-called suspicious activity often urge each other to contact sfpd with their disiptionz descriptions of subjects. the problem here is that observations motivated by implicit or explicit racial bias can and do proliferate a dark skinned man su suspected of theft, ilillicits comments like, that man looks like the man i saw walking past my street, prompted by this one conversation, any black man walking down a street or sitting on a bench in a neighborhood becomes a criminal suspect. that's an actual post and comment from "next door." recently sfirp, and our sister group, oakland's neighborhoods for racial justice, have been organizing with other groups alarmed by an uptake of

has for tomorrow, san francisco mid-70s. these numbers a little bit warmer than today, but kind of manageable compared to what is headed our way. san jose 82, morgan hill 89 degrees and be extra careful over the next few days in terms of fire danger. evening out to the customer have a pretty good swell out there that can create some hazardous conditions for the beaches. the hottest it will be on monday. will definitely need some cooling beyond that. will take it, especially toward wednesday of next week. but we still to it a few days for the willing to send temperatures down. it ready for the heat this weekend. >>> coming up in sports, two walk offs tonight both helpful and hurtful. sports director mark ibanez with the continuous shakeup of the major a small picture. >>> then on the 11:00 news, san jose police beef up patrols following three recent homicides . the renewed attention to community policing. /mack >>> how's it going, everybody? happy friday night at the movies and the vinyl room. i mark ibanez. the san francisco

i want to make sure we don't lose the fabric of san francisco and what makes san francisco so great and so special. >>a news conference friday, san francisco mayor london breed announced his key health indicators remain steady and san francisco moves from the state's red tier to the orange here at the end of the month. the city will allow restaurants to reopen indoors at 25% capacity. >>i think this is definitely a move in the right direction. restaurant owner in golden gate restaurant association executive director laurie thomas says. >>well it may not be enough for everybody it's a good start. >>for those of us who are already takeout and delivery and outdoor dining being able to add this. >>will help. >>even with takeout delivery and patio dining, many restaurants are still losing money or barely breaking even ultimately the goal is for san francisco's covid-19 health indicators to continue to go down eventually allowing indoor dining at 50% capacity. the mayor says that only happens if mask wearing and social distancing continue. we can't let up. >>we can't see another surge we can'

downtown san francisco, 75 degrees. and in the north bay, 89 in santa rosa. 86 san rafael. east bay, low 80s, oakland, hayward head inland, and it's going to be hazy and hot. 94 in antioch. windy conditions saturday night and sunday night. leading to the high fire danger, hazier. triple-digit sizzle sunday through thursday. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. ♪ >> the show must good on for the monterey jazz festival this weekend, despite covid-19. you're looking at how the festival launched online tonight, bringing musicians together from across the g . >>> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> good evening. the margin for the giants to make the play-offs razor thin. tonight the goal, just sweep the double header to star

this was the second event in san francisco during the weekend to honor justice ginsburg. >>hundreds of mourned her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro district on friday just hours after she passed. well to the east bay people came out to honor and remember the late justice ruth bader ginsburg over the weekend about a 100 people came out to the 40 minute tribute event in martinez many shared stories of what ginsburg accomplished for the rights of women and others during her time in her in the high court. this was just one of several memorials that took place all across the bay area. many gathered for a candlelight vigil and san francisco friday night following ginsburg well now to a big story that we're following for you this morning, if you lost your job, california won't be helping you out for a while the state will not be processing new unemployment claims for the next 2 weeks officials say they're doing it in an effort to stop fraud and to also process this backlog of cases that has built up kron four's will tran live in fremont with more on the story. >>well.

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francisco to plant local san francisco native plants. that concludes my comments. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. i am seeing no other collars in the queue. we will now close public comment on this item. >> okay. thank you. hearing no more callers, public comment is closed. next agenda item, please? >> the next item is item three. approval of the minutes of the 2020 commission on the environment meeting. the explanatory document is the 2020 draft minutes and this item is for discussion and action. >> commissioners, does anyone have any discussion on the draft minutes? all right. can i please hear a motion? public comment, sorry. >> can i have a motion to approve the minutes? >> i move to approve. >> is there a second? >> i second. >> is there any public comment? we will now open for public comment. i will put the comment instructions back on the screen. if you'd like to make a public comment, press star three if you want to be added to the queue. please wait until it is your turn to speak. we will pause briefly for anyone to j

>>it is never been worse, san francisco has become the place to go to sell drugs. it is known widely and that has got to stop because there has to be consequences the injunction bans the 28 drug dealers from an area covering 52 square blocks from then has to ellis and from gary to mission. >>and could cost up to $6,000 for each violation we are going to make a difference in the tenderloin san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin is on board with the injunction but acknowledges drug dealing is not just attend a line problem and if this works. >>this is a model that can be exported to other parts of san francisco has a kron 4 news. >>coming up an outdoor dining boom in san francisco's marina district but merchants worry how long this might last. >>hundreds paid their respects to the late justice ruth bader ginsburg will take you to capitol hill straight ahead and a north bay community in mourning after a suspected drunk driver kills a father of 3 the beloved business. he also leaves behind and get ready. we've got some hot weather coming our way he r >>2 deadly crashes

>>on the bay bridge committed to san francisco. i don't even see a backup anymore remember the last time i checked that we had a minor weight and now that's gone 11 minutes into san francisco, it's still crowded on one of your approach is though the east shore freeway we'll call it slow in pockets, leaving richmond through albany and berkeley but only 18 minutes to make it to the maze and you're looking good on the nimitz 5 8024 james all right coming up next hour. we have house speaker nancy pelosi saying in san francisco hair salon owner. >>owes her an apology after she was quote set up we'll have more on that in a minute. >>plus manslaughter charges for this and the other officer who shot and killed a black man inside a walmart why the district attorney says the officer used excessive force these stories and more coming >>you're watching. morning news. >>good morning everybody thank you for joining us here on the kron 00:04am morning news at 08:00am on this thursday, september 3rd. >>i'm james fletcher and i'm robin once in fill

it will offer flexibility for workers in san francisco. this would allow san francisco to collect data from food delivery workers to better understand who the workers are and what resources they might need. ideally this rebate would completely cover the cost of the electric bicycle for workers in san francisco and be offered in partnership with local bicycle shops throughout the city. it is required to qualify for an electric bicycle rebate. while conducting my research for this project, i came to the conclusion that many of these programs were not actually geared towards assisting food delivery drivers or had equity at its focus. by implementing a worker pilot program, san francisco had the opportunity to become one of the first cities in the country to meet the needs of food delivery workers in san francisco. next slide please. additionally, the city should establish a citywide rebate program accessible to all san franciscos. this could be administered through the department of environment. it would mitigate traffic congestion and increa

as of tuesday, san francisco salons are allowed to operate outside only. and what was your reaction when you first saw that video of her? >> i got sick to my stomach to be honest. i just -- shock. >> when they said what we're able to accommodate people one person at a time, and that we can set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a set- up. >> reporter: speaker pelosi responded to the controversy around her visit saying she has been go doing the salon for several years, and the business allowed her to come in, adding she only took her mask off while getting her hair washed. kious said they've been closed since march. >> my stylists are self- employed, so they can come and go as they please. i don't really have authority to tell them when they can and can't go in. >> so i take responsibility for falling for a set-up. >> reporter: kious denies this was a set-up. saying she was shocked when pelosi showed. she said she decide attitude release the video, because she is frustrated the restrictions would likely force her to close for good, and fe

san francisco on this day, 2017, 106. hottest temperature ever recorded in san francisco. today's high? 65.ne. temperatures today, little change today compared to yesterday. temperature change will be in a couple of days. today below-average except for livermore. over to sal who said things are picking up a little bit. >>> we are starting at the bay bridge. things are going to be busy at the toll plaza although it is not unusual. we have traffic that is slow at this time of the morning most mornings. it seems a little more of a robust commute than yesterday. traffic is going to be okay in the carpool lanes. if you're driving on 880, that is moving along nicely. let's go back to the headlines. >>> starting today, san francisco takes an important step in reopening. allie rasmus joins us with some of the is this is that are allowed to reopen. there will still be restrictions. took starting today, hair and nail salons and barbershops can start operating outdoors in san francisco. gyms and fitness centers can also operate outdoors on september 9. they still have to wait a littl

francisco unified school district, san francisco county office of education, san francisco community college district, bay area rapt transit district, and bay area air quality management district, and establishing a pass-through rate of .07 per $100 of assessed value for residential tenants pursuant to administrative code. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, go ahead and call the roll. >> clerk: on the item -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, the item is adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: item 62 is a resolution approving for purposes of the revenue coat section 146-f, the issuance and sale of revenue obligations by the california enterprise development authority in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed 20 million to finance the acquisition, construction, renovation, rehabilitation, improvement and/or equipping of educational and related facilities to be owned and operated by san francisco day school. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, go ahead and call the roll on the item. >> clerk: on the item -- [roll call] >> cle

of the residents and taxpayers of san francisco. complaint alleges that this merit system. it was undermined with insider information and favorable treatment. instead of competing for public works contracts on the merits. the defendants off their contracts through bribes and backroom deals. >>over ellen gilmartin or the 7th and 8th defendants charged in the craft case so far. prosecutors also announced 2 other contractors previously charged intend to plead guilty. this is when bellmore hernandez will plead guilty and cooperate with the government's investigation and local contractor florence kong will plead guilty and admit that she brive nuru in return for getting public contract deals. the san francisco police are investigating 3 separate shootings at all happened within a 2 hour period, 3 people had to be hospitalized. the first shooting happened wed esday night on main street in the bayview district a 24 year-old woman was shot in the lower body about an hour later police responded to a shooting in the area of caledonia and spar

this is what it looked like in san francisco. it's a beautiful shot, but it shows you just how intense it was out there we have the transamerica a pyramid and the surrounding areas this drowning in red and orange and we have some photos coming out of the east bay as well. look at that you can see folks stop near the intersection probably looking up like what is going on. it's ash was just all over the cars to we have a look from the north bay see someone took this picture looking at the sky and there's another car with ashes covered in the windows and we're telling folks you know don't just take off and turn your water and your wipers on because just going to smudge up your windows a lot of folks have to stop and take a lot of time to clean those cars off we have more video check this out as this just panning the sky you can just see how hazy and was out there are no by uva my allergies or bother me i was coughing a lot yesterday. john a lot of folks say that they can smell the smoke they can definitely see it was your take on wh