in san francisco. as you know and as chair peskin referenced, we've also been in conversations with local 38 pipe fitters about just transition. we are in the midst of what i hope will prove to be productive conversations about non-potable water reuse and i look forward to working with city staff, local 38, and other staff members over the coming months to bring forward legislation that will advance our commitment to water reuse. folks, mr. mazola and i hoped the conversations would have progressed a bit further prior to voting this legislation out. we will continue these conversations next week and i will assure mr. mazola if we're not comfortable to where it is at prior to being voted on at the full board, i will myself request a continuance of that legislation for at least one week at the full board. i'm saying that now here publicly to make the commitment known to all. before concluding, colleagues, i just want to extend my thanks to the committee and all the staff who have worked on a proposal to

but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

san francisco 56 as well san mateo and redwood city. in fact, mostly mid 50s around the bay and half man buy low 50s. that will be cooler for you as well as parts of the north bay valleys. tomorrow you'll notice we're closer to average. still above in many areas but we'll see 60s at the beaches with partly cloudy conditions. sunny most everywhere else but around the bay, we'll see 70s. so just yesterday we saw 90s everywhere. san francisco 70, oakland 75. san jose 81. and antioch is and some of the warmest spots upper 80s. things change late monday and into the midweek as we have offshore flow returning and that brings a red flag or rather fire weather watch to parts of the north bay hills and this is from 11:00 tomorrow until early wednesday morning. so we could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour and this is dangerous because with those winds, the risk of fire spreading and starting are greater. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler all areas tomorrow and then things turn around midweek, more sunshine. we start warming up a

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

you saw san francisco in the 80s. you're expecting mid to upper 70s around downtown tomorrow, the west wind tries to make a come back and north bay temperatures tomorrow a combination of 80s to low 90s. here is the not so good news. this is the long-range outlook to october 27th. and other than coastal drizzle brought with some fog not a lot to see there. and the pattern we're likely to see the next 7 days is a classic october pattern where storms miss us to the north and we get the reset of dry north breezes. a little on tuesday, another thursday and possibly next weekend as looks like more wind could be in that extended forecast. in the short-term notice san francisco likely staying in the 70 sz throughout. temperatures may climb a bit as we head through tuesday and trending cooler as we head towards next weekend. unfortunately no sign of tape in the forecast. the mid to upper 90s we saw today we should be done with that for a while, but looks like we're going to have to watch those north winds. long-range weather f

francisco's schools to support san francisco education and teachers. any s.f. school that asks us receives a donation. we also supported schools by doing fashion shows and having fundraising shopping parties in the stores. after the santa rosa fires a couple of years ago, we organized a drive with our customers and collected truckloads of food and necessary items for the victims. we supported the firefighters' annual toy drives, we're involved in the merchants associations, and we love the city of san francisco where we both live and work, and we are honored to achieve this important status. we believe that the three neighborhoods that we are in truly adds to the san francisco. at our peak, we employed 98 staff and provided health and dental insurance and retirement for our employees, and our motto is, and remember, at ambiance, we really like you. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. next caller. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> thank you. commissioners. i'm so pleased to have this opportunity to speak in favor of the nomination o

members of the san francisco fire department are also on hand. jason cortez was just 42 years old when he died. he leaves behind a wife and 2 children he died after his knocked over a third-floor railing by a water blast from a valid he inadvertently opened during training cortez will be buried at holy cross cemetery in colma. >>the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed the so-called karen act how this new bill changes the san francisco police code that's coming up the deadline for covid relief before election day is closing in coming up what each side is asking for. also the justice department taking aim at google accusing it of blocking competition i'll talk to an industry an >>justice department has filed a landmark antitrust case against a bay area company google the lawsuit alleges that google abuses its dominance in online search and advertising in order to stifle competition and to harm consumers. the justice department has not laid out any specific remedies at this time but has asked the court to order structural changes t

so that's good news for you if you're trying to get out of san francisco in coming into san francisco. southbound 1, one remain smooth and at the limit so far under 30 minutes novato to the toll plaza that's going south and then we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell which still in great shape either way no problems no crashes get on out there it's going to be a nice trip here on 5 of us found from the east bay heading up to the north bay and connecting with one on one. well giants fans just don't want to hear at the los angeles dodgers or the new world series champs, we're a little jealous, but it's their first championship since 1988, beating the tampa bay rays 3 to one yesterday in the 6th game of the series, the tampa bay rays scored one home run in the first inning but then the dodgers bullpen, pitched a shutout for the rest of the game. let's take a look at the final out. >>now time celebrate right. there's a celebration at the end. they're pretty happy congratulations again. the final score was 3 one dodgers. dodgers shortstop corey seager is crowned the world series mvp

. >>> the city of san francisco suddenly puts new reopening's on pause. we're live tonight with the alarming new stats. >>> a police chase, then this crash now on east bay community is on the lookout. >> like where is yet? is he hiding in someone's backyard? >> one bay area county already started in person voting. what to expect for the big rush tomorrow. streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look at san francisco, the city slamming the brakes on reopening's, after it was just praised for avoiding a new surge in covid cases. that evening, i am was with cook. >> i'm ken bastida. let's get right to andria borba who is live in san francisco with that story tonight. >> reporter: this is not the first time san francisco has paused reopening plans in the middle of this pandemic. dr. grant colfax says this latest pause is not unexpected. the city of san francisco celebrated nationally for getting a handle on the coronavirus and the only urban county in the state to move into the yellow zone is hitting the pause on reopening today. >> our case rate has gone from abo

it is also bad for san francisco. we want our airport to be a safe place for the people who fly through s.f.o., for the people coming home, for the tourists when they come back. we want them to be confident that the people who work at the airport are able to see doctors and to get checked out when they have a tickle in their throat or when they have a gnawing pain in their stomach or some other part of their body. that is necessary for us for the good operation of our airport as well as for being, you know, the city that we want to be. i do want to thank united airlines for putting forward their amendment, their proposed amendment. we're looking at it, but on first pass it seems like that particular amendment would basically strip out most of the employee groups who we are hoping to cover through this legislation. you know, we heard various things about restaurants, whether the restaurants and retail concessions in the terminals are covered. i recognize that the gdra has concerned thaconcerns that they. and they are n

i'm a san francisco native. i'm interested in this position because about five years ago i was in jail and i decided to turn my life around after being in jail about 25 times and prison about 10 times. i got out and used the resources from san francisco and i went back to college and i got a community health worker certificate and from there i applied to some jobs and i was case manager for hospitality house for a year. now i'm current the program coordinator for hospitality house and help people who are homeless, incarcerated, getting out of jail, i help them all day, everyday. i feel i'm a good person for this because i spent 20 years on the streets, and had a life addicted to drugs and i am living proof that the san francisco resources work. i was a knuckle head and then i started to do things and listened to people and took their advice. now i go to work everyday hoping to make up for all the harm i caused in san francisco. i love this city so much because it is my hometown. i want to continue to show people

this is a critical moment for san francisco and california [indiscernible] san francisco can and will make a huge impact on the state. we really hope to work with multiple cities in san francisco and for the governor to encourage a state-wide ordinance. there is still a lot of work to be done to pass this. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i'm a constituent in district three. we all know the science. we have less than 10 years to take climate action and this will be a major first step [indiscernible] prohibiting the natural gas in our buildings is important to me because i'm concerned about climate change. we need to do something about it right now. this is a crucial moment for climate change [indiscernible] climate solutions. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a resident of district three. i wanted to say thanks to supervisors mandelman and dean preston for all their hard work on this. despite the loopholes [indiscernible] ready requirements is a loophole for small development approximates. i want us to continue the path this ordina

a child to retired san francisco firefighter. >>i gained the procession is going on as we speak we're standing here in front of the hospital because the chief as a mention. she is a part of the procession but she's going to double back and come back here and talk to us more about the accident as well as a fallen firefighter, so our hearts go out to his family at this hour and of course we're going to be following that news conference as soon as that starts reporting here in san francisco. and ken back to you teresa thank you for that report and our other top story tonight, the nation less than one hour away from the first and only vice presidential debate between vice president mike pence. >>and democratic vp candidate senator kamala harris. the stage is now set complete with plexiglass barriers between the candidates and the moderator. >>this is happening at the university of utah in salt lake city. unlike last week's debate hansen harris will be more than 12 feet apart and sitting instead of standing both candidates have been r

i'm inspired by san francisco. a city that votes for change. i'm inspired by inspired by a t looks like me. when i vote i celebrate my skin, my lips and my determination to be represented by someone that understanding my perspective. to all my asian brothers and sisters and to all my latino brothers and sisters, we need you. we need bilingual folks and to my caucasian allies, we are all in this together. i challenge everyone to get education and make a plan and vote. thank

francisco or flying out of san francisco. i'm thinking personally, you know, just save $4, i'm not going to go to san jose. no, i'm sorry. i'm not going to oakland. okay, so i just -- thanks for the clarification. by reading, i couldn't really understand everything on there. >> sure. >> thank you. >> if there are more questions that our office can help answer, we can try to get more information. >> right, because we're going to continue this item for a week. so do we have a motion on the table right now to set the amendment that was put before us. could we have a vote on the amendment. >> just a clarification, the amendment -- >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> and i want to continue this item as amended on the next meeting. >> on that motion, supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> is there any further business before us today? >> there is no further business. >> thank you colleagues, we are adjourned. [♪] >> welcome to the san

but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

and this is impacting the san francisco live anywhere through san francisco to antioch dublin sfo millbrae berryessa and daly city if you travel anywhere along that stretch get out there early because they are still behind schedule. you'll also be behind schedule if you don't get out here early on 80 into san francisco. we have a backup that's growing. it's not bad. no problems are trouble spots. but it's stocked up beyond 8 80 we're at 13 minutes and growing into san francisco off to 92, it's been busy since the 4 o'clock hour, no major issues, but just lots of crowding on the flat section 13 minutes off to one on one and then traveling from the peninsula to san francisco. here's a new trouble spot. north one o one right around grand new accident just coming in several lanes are blocked so it's stocking up just before and after that grand exit i'll be keeping an eye on that we also have a crash in downtown oakland, it's northbound north of fruit bell, so you see that heavy traffic building up at least one lane blocked and that's kicking you up to 16 minutes now for your drive time into do

well, san francisco in the upper 80's. more on your forecast is still ahead back to you robin all right, thank you sir, let's check in on the traffic we're off to a fantastic start i have not. >>spotted any major issues, no major hot spots working right now the trip it from oakland to san francisco is wide open and trouble free at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's picking up i'm noticing more folks coming in right now, but no big problems so easy going all the way through downtown san francisco. let's head over to 92 we're tracking a drive 17 bridge and yachts busier only takes like 5.10 minutes to see a huge difference in traffic more folks packing up rolling over to foster city and san mateo but no big problems even if you're going beyond one oh one, 2.80 is looking good no problems along the peninsula so we're off to

san francisco has been a great home for me and my family. today, my partner, a firefighter, we are able to afford our home in the richmond, raising our child, a second greater, avenue lafayette elementary. i've spent the last five years in my life working in city government the, starting out at a legislative aide on the san francisco board of supervisors. also advocating for more than $500 million grants and funding to improve our park system at rec and park. last, but not least, but also at the city college of san francisco, champion free city college that is a higher education program froee for al san franciscans. i'm proud of the things that i have accomplished, but also, at the same time i have seen the income divide significantly increase in san francisco, especially during this pandemic, it has disproportionately hurt something the working people in our communities. it's the reason why i'm running, that i want to bring my skills and experience to the table to help close that income divide gap and making sure that all working people can

previously, i worked for mayor ed lee and serves as san francisco -- served as san francisco's first ever pedestrian director. we were able to cut red tape, and we delivered more than 13 miles of improvements, on time and under budget. i led our neighborhood emergency response to covid-19, and we've distributed over 5,000 masks. i've been endorsed by dianne feinstein, and former district 7 supervisor tony hall. i respectfully ask for your number one vote this election. thank you. >> hi. my name is myrna melgar, and i'm a candidate for the board of supervisors district 7. i am a mother of three girls and have lived in ingleside terrace with my family for the past 2e7 yearten years. i was a legislative aide to two members of the board of supervisors: jose medina and eric mar and also worked for mayor good afternoon newsom. i was -- gavin newsom. i was also the president of the planning commission until january of this year. the policy decisions we made today to adapt to changes on housing, employment, land use, transportation services, and the investments we make to our infrastructure

sign hill in south san francisco. we understand that fire is under control, this is a second fire that has now started on starlite street in south san francisco. it's being called the 3 alarm fire. a lot of fire crews and emergency responders are headed there now to try to get it under control. this is though a lot less smoke that we saw when we first check this fire out at the top of the hour. we do have crews headed to the scene and we are working to get more information on this second fire that has started today in south san francisco. other big stories. watching right now include california's attorney general and secretary of state that will not be taking legal action against the republican party that's for now our state capitol reporter ashley zavala explains the latest in this controversy. over the gop is unauthorized ballot boxes. she joins us now live from sacramento with the very latest good afternoon, ashley. >>hi justine yeah, even though it's not going to play out in court. the battle is apparently going t

kate, thanks. >>> well, the san francisco zoo has had other notable incidents. biologists believe a mountain lion may have killed through wall wallaroos and -- a tiger killed a teenager after escaping from its exhibit. police shot and killed the tiger while it attacked two other men. they both survived. in 2000 two teenage boys stole two koalas to be gifts for their girlfriends. they were safe, but scared. >>> shifting gears, happening right now, it has been a busy day for south san francisco firefighters. this is the most recent of two big fires to break out within city limits today. fire raced through a bakery warehouse on starlight street earlier this afternoon, and it reached four alarms. firefighters from all around san mateo county lent a hand. that fire is mostly out, but as you can see from sky 7, crews on the scene are still drowning the building with water to put out any remaining hot spots. >>> now, just down the street in south san francisco there was a close call with a wildfire. it burned in the area known as sign hill, and residents were told they

>>maureen kelly live for us tonight in south san francisco. fortunate that things ended the way they did didn't this just in from south san francisco fire all mandatory evacuations have been lifted except 4 mountain road. so good news there. now to a developing story in the far crews are responding to a grass fire in vacaville long. i 80 fires assisting in the four-alarm fire chp has issued a severe traffic alert on westbound 80 near midway at this time all lanes are blocked and drivers should expect delays on this friday night as traffic is being diverted off midway we'll bring you more details there is they come into our news fires as a red flag warning has been extended. >>in some parts of the bay area until 8 o'clock. tomorrow morning you see on the right on the screen there south san francisco near that chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at that current fire conditions and large we just have to get through this next stretch here. yeah, know they've unfortunately been extended but the winds boy this is just a stub

was born and raised in san francisco and died of a drug overdose on our streets in san francisco just two months ago. we have an epidemic on our streets. we need to make sure we have treatment on demand and the services that actually deliver for folks like that. this is an issue that hits folks of all backgrounds, of all neighborhoods, of all parts of the city, and i think the city has been slow to respond. you see it in the numbers, you see it in the raise in fentanyl deaths. mental health sf is a good program, but in a way, it's a repaneli repackaging of the services that already existed. it really is just the first step forward, but we need new services, and that's what i'll do as supervisor. >> thank you, ben. the next is joel. >> we will be solve our homeless crisis until we deal with our mental health crisis. in san francisco, there's something called the mental health court. this is if someone attacks someone while having a mental health attack on the street, they don't get jail time. and this is a good thing because we don't want jail to be the de facto services. i think we sh

i teach at san francisco state. i also work in the community colleges supporting english second language program. and i've worked to register voters through a civil rights organization for many years. i'm running to, one, bring bart to the richmond district. two, to support small business. and three, to help address the homeless crisis in our district. >> thank you very much, david. >> hi, good evening. i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has h

in san francisco. emily turner. kpix5. >>> san francisco bars, music venues, nightclubs, even restaurants with live music are getting help from the city. according to the mayor fees will be waived for about 300 businesses to lessen the financial stress. they include license and registration fees and payroll tax expenses for 2020. all in all fees waived would be $2.5 million. the. >>> the city is extending it's outdoor dining program. over 1800 businesses have taken part using sidewalks, street parking spaces, and parks for commercial activities. the original end date for the program was the end of this year. >>> to the 2020 campaign trail, democratic contender joe biden making a last dash in georgia today. senator kamala harris is going to las vegas. biden slightly ahead of the keystone state according to the latest cbs news poll by seven points. >> we were rounding the turn. all they want to talk about is coronavirus. on november 4th you won't be hearing so much about it. coronavirus, coronavirus, coronavirus. coro

so right now in san francisco 517,000 registered voters. right now that's the highest number of registered voters would have 4 election. in the city's history and come election day they're expecting a record turnout as well above the 81% that turned out in 2008. when barack obama was first elected president. >>what you can drop off your completed ballot here at the bill graham civic auditorium elections officials say your best bet is still a u.s. post box the blue ones also they say if you have not received your mail in ballot by friday. call the elections office in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>our big story tonight, president trump is crediting an experimental drug with helping his recovery from covid-19 is suggesting also his diagnosis could be a blessing in disguise for the nation's battle against the pandemic but. at this point there really is no way for the president or his doctors to know whether the drug is responsible for all of we want to welcome in the chairman of the department of medicine for ucsf doctor bob wachter.

in san francisco. as you know and as chair peskin referenced, we've also been in conversations with local 38 pipe fitters about just transition. we are in the midst of what i hope will prove to be productive conversations about non-potable water reuse and i look forward to working with city staff, local 38, and other staff members over the coming months to bring forward legislation that will advance our commitment to water reuse. folks, mr. mazola and i hoped the conversations would have progressed a bit further prior to voting this legislation out. we will continue these conversations next week and i will assure mr. mazola if we're not comfortable to where it is at prior to being voted on at the full board, i will myself request a continuance of that legislation for at least one week at the full board. i'm saying that now here publicly to make the commitment known to all. before concluding, colleagues, i just want to extend my thanks to the committee and all the staff who have worked on a proposal to

reporting from san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and it is not just san francisco getting ready for the possibility of riots in southern california. rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic on election day and the day after to try to keep the peace. the move comes as city hall is encouraging some businesses down there to board up their high end stores. city shopping become places of protest since the death of george floyd this summer a black man at the hands of minneapolis police. >>kron 4 is your election headquarters tonight people in alameda county have several options for voting in person in between now and election day and today, a major sporting venue was added to that list of locations kron four's haaziq madyun shows us where it is. >>the oakland alameda county coliseum accessible voting location will be open to alameda county residents starting this saturday october 31st to election day november, 3rd voters choosing this location will be able to register and vote in person in the oakland a

the impact as san francisco advances to the final tier of reopening. >>> a red flag warning in effect in parts of the bay area tonight ahead of possible power shut off since six bay area counties. >>> drastic orders in san quentin prison after deliberate indifference. >>> getting our first of a close look at an attraction in north hoke. >>> the fire broke out in just the past 30 minutes or so, emergency crews h only one lane is open as they work to put out the brush fire. drivers are being asked to avoid that area. we will stay on top of this and bring any new updates. >>> a live look outside san francisco, the first bay area county to enter the least restrictive tier of california's reopening plan. beginning monday indoor dining, places of worship and theaters can all operate at half capacity, 50%. while offices can operate a 25% capacity. more than 50 schools also have the green light to reopen. kpix 5 reported joe vasquez breaks down the new rules. >> reporter: moving into the yellow tier for san francisco means that restaurants and bars will soon be able to expand capacity.>> yell

una industria que produce millones de empleos >>> south san francisco se ubica al norte de san bruno, es una casa de 67,000 personas de las cuales el 33.9 por ciento son hispanos >>> la pandemia ha impactado la vida de estos presidentes y los niños lo entiende muy bien >>> una bolita así que tiene palitos así. >>> es un virus que va a matar a las personas que sean malditos >>> vino del coronavirus y todo el país está así >>> si mi papi no se pone la mascarilla, solo cuando las tiendas >>> mi papi no se mascarilla porque es adulto >>> quienes han vivido por décadas en san francisco se sienten agradecidos de lo que les ha dado esta ciudad y de la oportunidad que representa para las nuevas generaciones >>> nos sentimos felices. yo tengo 22 años de estar aquí en este país. yo me siento como que fuera de casa >>> me siento feliz de vivir en ese estado de san francisco >>> fátima navarrete, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> el covid-19 ha vuelto a aparecer las casas de las chivas, al regresar le cuento quiénes son los afectados por el virus y también quien se ha recuperado >>> noticie

it is 60 degrees in san francisco. we'll chat again with lisa when we get back. >>> more than three decades after the 1989 loma prieta area, preparing for the next big one. we'll show you what's being done in the bay area and how you can help protect your family. please join us for "the earthquake effect: staying safe" tonight at 6:30, here on abc 7. >>> the redwood police activities league is asking for toy and book donations for the upcoming holidays. last year they collected more than 12,000 toys for nearly 500 families that needed assistance. you can drop off donations at any redwood city fire station or police department or at one of the dozen participating businesses. due to the current covid-19 restrictions this year, the christmas toy and book drive has been redesigned for social distancing and safety. >>> in the south bay, several generations of neighbors saluted a world war ii veteran who celebrated his 95th birthday. ♪ boy scouts unfolded an american flag in john atwell's honor. he was drafted into the arm

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> san francisco police say three officers were injured. paramedics transported one officer to the hospital for treatment. tonight, police say no arrests have been made. >>> santa clara police looking for the driver who hit a pedestrian. this happened around 6:00 p.m. near kylie boulevard and prune ridge avenue. the driver of this rav 4 sped from the scene after hitting a woman leaving her with life threatening injuries. police say the suv willlikely have significant damage on the front of the vehicle. if you have any information about who the driver may be, contact the police. >>> and it was a deadly night in san jose. three homicides in two separate crime scenes. first, a shooting around midnight last night at the nuevo villara restaurant. then a deadly stabbing in south san jose 3:30 a.m. three people were injured and two in the shooting. police combed the scene more than 12 hours and have not been able to pin down what led up to either crime or make any arrests. incidents are being blamed on stress from the pandemic. >> i could probably

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from. tommy's is a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and th

, they are our teachers and paras in san francisco. i agree, we need to be putting our greatest investments in our public education system and city college. city college will be a lynch pin for making sure that people are prepared for the recovery and we're building toward a sustainable future. how we're building industries with qualified trained workers who can help rebuild san francisco, our housing, our transit, to make sure that everything is working well. this is the housing of the future, and prop 15 can provide vital funding for that, as well. we also need to make sure that our department of public health has resources to protect people during the pandemic, and making sure that p.p.e. can be distributed well throughout our neighborhoods so that we can be protected against the spread, as well. those are areas that i would want to make sure that are funded with revenue from prop 15. >> thank you. marcelo? >> first of all, i think it needs to be used to support education during the pandemic, but people who love their jobs, they are

francisco pilar noticiero telemundo 48 >> este fin de semana se celebra halloween en san francisco y otras ciudades de la bahía esta celebración será diferente a la que estamos acostumbrados las autoridades quieren evitar que la gente celebre fuera de casa >> si es que estás al lado de muchas personas el virus va a crecer entonces tenemos que evitar fiestas en un lugar como en el caso >> la policía de san francisco dice que tendrá patrullajes adicionales y deben respetar las deudas para evitar propagación del virus >> en el condado contracosta una familia hizo ua caas embrujada para evitar que recojan dulces de manera segura después de las cinco de la tarde se concvierte en un sitio tenebroso >> todo está bajo control tenemos gente comunicándose para seguir el camino del (nombre en inglés) >> ña plaza de la herencia mexicana celebra el día de los muertos sobre ruedas en avenida de altares algunos honraron las víctimas de coronavirus (covid-19) claudia nos tiene la información >> zx kea b asi es cientos d fms han llegado hasta aquí para montar este evento y celebrar el

but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

it's 48 in san francisco. 65 here. isn't this a gorgeous view? san francisco. we will be warm again today in the low 80s. but that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. still some 90s in the forecast. but also, a cooler beach day if you have that on your mind. stay tuned, my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thank you, lisa. and also, up next, we're still waiting to see who will duke it out in the world series. how a battle between two will smiths turned the tide for the dodgers against the braves. ch in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. woman 1: get youris. woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safet

>>san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax as san francisco isn't there yet but covid numbers are moving in the wrong direction the last 2 weeks are key street has gone. >>from 3 about 3 per 100,000. population to 4. that's a 25% spittal of stations have also jumped from 23 to 37 in just a week. >>which is why san francisco is putting a pause on next week's planned reopening of indoor pools indoor locker rooms and showers at gyms and indoor family entertainment activities like bowling alleys indoor restaurants indoor food courts movie theaters museums zoos, and aquariums as well as places of worship will also not be able to increase from 25% capacity to 50% capacity. >>the last thing we want to do is go backwards the last thing we want to do is tell a business or a school or some place that they can open and then tell them that they have to close everybody is relieved that we are not pulling back completely from indoor dining people are disappointed laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association says while disappointed the association supports the decision.

i'm walk san francisco organizer. i'm speaking because walk sf is concerned about the outreach process the city is undertaking on this major revision to better market. in january, we were proud to be there. city officials and celebrate the opening of market street when it was implemented and we took cars off market. and better serve the half of million of people who walk and the tens of thousands of people who bike and take transit. i know it's the beginning of this major vision zero project that the city and the public had worked collaboratively on over ten years. better market street was slated to be the crown jewel and the grand boulevard of the city. now nine months later when the city does face very real financial challenges, we're talking about a pretty radical change to the project, but without the outreach and engagement to support that. we're shown one version of the new plan on only three blocks on a rushed time line. is this new version being shortsighted and reactionary? this is the moment we need to be as

reporting live in san francisco, emily turner. >>> new, a new report shows how much rent in san francisco has gone unpaid due to the pandemic. according to the report, unpaid rent between april and september ranges from 13.6 million to $32.7 million per month. for the fiction month period it's between 81.3 million and $196.2 million. the difference in the estimate largely stems from the number of renters who filed for unemployment during this six month time period. >>> let's go live to the big board. see if stocks making's rebound after that big sell off. you can see the dow is down 78 points. >>> live news desk and we have convenient credible live pictures southern california. this is above orange county of the silverado fire. it's just raging. it's burned more than 7200 acres fueled by the familiar conditions we have around here. dry conditions and they are dealing the santa anna winds. the utility provider said it's equipment may be to blame for this. more than 90,000 people are under mandatory evacuation orders right now around the saying go canyon. that is near irvine. tens of thousa

>>this morning, the city of san francisco is mourning the loss of a san francisco firefighter named jason court has he died doing a training exercise yesterday at 10 in the morning at the training facility on 19th and folsom. he was injured and he was rushed to zuckerberg san francisco general short distance away, and they were unable to save him. yesterday chief janine nicholson took a moment to reflect on the loss. >>jason came into the fire department in 2007. and worked on an ambulance until 2015. when he joined the fire side of the fire department. for the past 2 years. he has worked at station 3. engine 3 which is the busiest fire engine in the country always a straight up guy. hardworking kind just a wonderful human being. >>a procession took cortez from the hospital to the coroner's office. jason cortez leaves behind a wife and 2 children. 33 is the time and the election is 26 days away early voting is underway in several bay area counties many seeing big turnouts. >>one of them san mateo county since monday nearly 630 people have shown up at the county's 3 votes enters the electi

>>today san francisco city officials and the san francisco zoo are celebrating the safe recovery of maki the lemur you know it's a story that has received national attention. there is eating his favorite food grapes i the lemur was abducted from the zoo a little earlier this month and was found on a playground just a few days later, first charles clifford has details now on today's ceremony. >>well friday october 30th is world lemur day here at the san francisco zoo, they celebrated the return of their own are mocking. >>we are so glad that maki is back at the san francisco zoo on friday mayor london breed lead a ceremony to celebrate the safe return of marquee the lemur according to the san francisco police department 21 year-old maki was allegedly taken from the zoo on october 14th. >>by this man 30 year-old cory macdill away maki was found safe 2 days later when he was spotted by 5 year-old james trend in a daly city parking lot for his quick thinking mayor breed presented trend the proclamation from the city. >>you know when the story first broke about maki being found. it was becaus

this is starchild, the libertarian party of san francisco. we believe that tax adding on right now is just absolutely the wrong time. there's so many businesses suffering under the lockdowns. i live in the castro, and it just seems that every other business is closed and boarded up. the measure, furthermore, is so confusing. it's, like, 125 pages long, and reading through it, i couldn't even tell on my own what it was going to do. so i'm substantially relying on the controller's statement which says it's going to be nearly a $100 million tax increase. i think it's egregious whenever they pass measures that are so complicated that the average person reading them, everyone someone who's somewhat familiar with reading these kinds of measures can't really tell what's going on, and i'd be happy to hear the proponents spell out exactly what the different aspects of these measures are and how they affect everybody. but from what we can tell, it's a huge tax increase and it comes at a time when businesses are already super struggling in the city. get

in those 100 years, san francisco grew larger as the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of culture and of industry and shipping for the war in the pacific. and for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco was the center of man's hopes for lasting peace. ♪ delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco in on april 25, 1945, representing almost 2000 million people, more than 80% of humanity. all at war when the conference was begun, they came with hope born of common struggle. they came to design together machinery to end war, a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 .illion human beings ♪ maimed countless millions more, both armed and unarmed. when the conference convened, franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who had helped weld to the united nations together as a keeping team and worked to them united in the peace to come had died before he could see his dream come true. but his words were in every mind and heart. pres. roosevelt: 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesman of the