scott wiener really wants this to happen. this is what i think the 3rd time he's he's pushing it. that's right, catherine. and essentially he just wants cities like san francisco and oakland to be a little bit more like new york and allowing. >> alcohol service after 02:00am state senator scott wiener. as we mentioned, says that this will bring a little bit more vibrancy to the night life here in san francisco and also help out those small businesses. but just like before, not everyone agrees that this is a good idea. >> later, hours to enjoy life patients, 04:00am could be a new option under a state measure proposed by state senator scott wiener. but the idea of an extra 2 hours to keep the drinks flowing is not going down smooth that north beach is the subio cafe. i can honestly say that being open between 02:00am and 04:00am. i am not going to make any more money. i'm going to have people in here who are already very dry. i'm probably going to be kicking people out if the measure passes bars in 7 california cities, including san francisco and oakland would be allowed to serve d

senator scott wiener, he has proposed this idea before and it failed. but will it be different this time kron four's dan thorn talked with local bar managers about the idea. he joins us live in san francisco. dan. >> well, catherine, can this proposal is essentially trying to allow cities like san francisco and oakland to be like new york and to stay open past 02:00am senator scott wiener says, but this will not only make san francisco a little bit vibrant in terms of night life, but also help out those small businesses that have been struggling over the past couple of years. but just like before, not everyone agrees that this is a good idea. >> later, hours to enjoy life patients. 04:00am could be a new option under a state measure proposed by state senator scott wiener. but the idea of an extra 2 hours to keep the drinks flowing is not going down smooth that north beach is the subio cafe. i can honestly say that being open between 02:00am and 04:00am. i am not going to make any more money. i'm going to have people in here who are already very dry. i'm

in san francisco, state senator scott wiener vowed to continue to fight for the lgbt community. a threat read that they had placed bombs at hess is office. we will kill you. >> words have consequences. i get death threats all the time. and of thithey've been escalati. >> reporter: wiener says he's been targeted for years for his work on behalf of lgbtq people and people with hiv. >> it's just tragic. >> reporter: the latest incidents come as san francisco celebrates proud month. >> we have always taken the safety of the community very seriously, especially since we're marking six years since the pulse tragedy and we lost so many lives. we've always taken that safety very seriously and been very yij lants for the safety of the community. >> are there plans to increase security at any of the proud events? >> they are working re closely with lauw enforcement but not necessarily. they want to safeguard pride events and the community in general. >> thanks, betty yu reporting live from the newsroom. and can you find all of our special pride story on our website. >>> a budget roadblock

one more round california lawmakers again trying to extend bar hours to 04:00am senator scott wiener proposing the idea before and it failed at that time. but could things be different this time kron four's dan thorn brings us reaction from local business owners. >> to enjoy live patients. 04:00am could be a new option under a state measure proposed by state senator scott wiener. but the idea of an extra 2 hours to keep the drinks flowing is not going down smooth that north beach is the subio cafe. i can honestly say that being open between 02:00am and 04:00am. i am not going to make any more money. i'm going to have people in here who are already very dry. i'm probably going to be kicking people out if the measure passes bars in 7 california cities, including san francisco and oakland would be allowed to serve drinks until 04:00am. this is winners. 3rd shot at changing the 02:00am cut off. when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons. >> and one of them is that they want to have 5 runs >> comstock saloon, johnny ragland is all for having drinks, served a littl

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and state senator scott wiener of san francisco said that this horrific decision effectively removing people's agency over whether and whether to start or grow a family is a disaster for millions across the country. >> san francisco archbishop released a statement praising the high court's decision. he said in part, quote, this historic supreme court decision with not have happened without 50 years of patient, loving, hard work by people of all faiths. and he goes on to say, this is the beginning, not the end. we must redouble our efforts to accompany women and couples who are facing unexpected or difficult pregnancies as well as to offer mercy to those suffering from abortion. >> donna crane is a lecturer on political science at san jose state university with experience as a lobbiest in congress. >> she joins us now. roe v. wade is now dead on a federal level. what does it mean for individual states including california and the women who live here? >> okay. so, as you've already covered in the story, more than half of the states are poised to outlaw abortion immediately. the rest of

scott wiener pushed for something similar in 2018, but it was shot down by governor brown. but there are renewed calls to send bars a financial leave line. >> many are wondering how they're going to pay their bills. this gives us an opportunity to bring san francisco bars an increase. >> personally, i wouldn't do that for this particular business. for me, i think a lot about labor. i think a lot about security. you know, there's a lot of, you know, interesting activity that happens after 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: some public safety advocates have pushed back, including a sacramento-area dad whose 21-year-old son was hit and killed by a drunk driver going 110 miles per hour. >> it's insane thinking that letting people drink another two hours until 4:00 a.m. is good for the public. >> reporter: but some say pushing the public out at 2:00 a.m. causes its own issues, that a 4:00 a.m. would allow them to more time. >>> the indoor mask mandate is back in alameda county. one local expert says it might be wise for the rest of us to follow suit. especially with so many home test result

all right, so right now we want to get to san francisco state senator scott wiener and scott. thank you so much for joining us. you were supervisor that represented the castro. you have lived there for more than 20 years. have you heard anything for any constituents in that area about what's happened today? yeah i've lived within a few blocks of castro munich station for 25 years. this is very personal for community. i've heard various pieces of information i at this point, i don't know. what's accurate and what's not, and i know there's an ongoing investigation. but this is just absolutely horrific and just so tragic. i have personally road that stretched from forest hill to castro station. more times than i can possibly imagine so many of us rely on uni to get around. and this is just another reminder that our society is awash with guns and until we reduce the number of guns, we're going to have shootings and we have to work very hard to do that. we can't forget that that is a major issue going on. right now. we see it happening and playing out again around here. scott you l

following today's ruling, including scott senator scott wiener. he is joining us talk about what it all means. scott, good to have you with us. mhm. at first blush, senator what is what is your reaction? this is a disaster. and even though we saw it coming because of the leak trap, it is just a complete disaster for our democracy. and for the very idea that people should be able to make fundamental decisions about their own lives and their own bodies. this is literally telling women and others. that you must carry your baby to term and have a baby even if you're not ready, even if there are health issues that a statute force you to carry a baby to term. that is just so destructive, and we should all be able to make those decisions about our own lives. california of course, his pro abortion rights and that means thousands of women will likely come to our state for abortions. is our state prepared for that? we're getting prepared. we anticipated this and so we're doing a few things. we're sending a constitutional amendment to the voters to make it c

wiener. chp and police detectives asking him to stay away from home and office as they investigate the threats. here is more on his response. >> reporter: this is the profanity-laced email thread the senator. the second paragraph raised the biggest red flags and it reads we placed bombs in his office and his house. we will kill you. that's what prompted san francisco police to search his home and california highway patrol to search his office in sacramento. the senator said he gets threats regularly believes this one may be part of a pattern. >> we are seeing this escalating campaign of rhetoric attacking our community and, so, when that happens enough, is just a matter of time before people get so riled up and brainwashed that they act. >> reporter: this is the same weekend that the alameda county sheriff deputies were called to drag team story time on saturday because a group of men started harassing entertainer panda dulce before storytime. one of the men wore a shirt with an ak-47 and the

. >>> san francisco police investigating death threats made against state senator scott wiener. the email threat was sent to staff yesterday morning claiming there were bombs at his home and office. police searched both locations. didn't find anything suspicious. he tweeted this message today saying i received lotsds of death threats and have for years. they are mostly about our civil rights work for the lgbtq people and people with hiv. i'll keep fighting. death threats notwithstanding. >>> we have a traffic alert to tell you about if you are headed through walnut creek. there is a partial closure along ygnacio valley after a traffic crash took out a power pole between san carlos and bank kroft. pg&e crews are repairing it right now. >>> and the battle over car free streets in san francisco isn't over yet. a ballot measure in the works to bring cars back to jfk drive and golden gate park as well as the great highway. a disability advocate is behind the effort to qualify the measure for the november ballot. in april supervisors voted to make jfk drive car-free permanently. the g

state senator scott wiener pilot add similar bill a few years ago. lawmakers passed it but the governor didn't sign it. opponents concerned about stress on law enforcement and people driving drunk. those in support of the plan say the potential economic and social benefits warrant local choice. >> this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon of world-class night life that the entire world has been enjoying for generations and we for some reason the nor. >> reporter: the city included san francisco, oakland, fresno, palm springs, coachella, cathedral city and west hollywood. bars would have petition for the extra hour license notifying neighbors and giving them a chance to fight it. if this bill ends up with the governor's signature it could go in effect in 2025. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a worker at a san jose middle school now accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. the allegation is that it happened on campus. san jose police say the victim is identified as aeneas jailin brown a lib

authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener. the center, saying he's received thousands of threats over the years, but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out of it at all checked out, but it was definitely scary. lgbtq community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community, and therefore, um, use uh, terrorism to try to invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with pride activities ramping up in the city. there are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. um and our staff. our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout pride month,

from 12 and up to 15 and up senator scott wiener introduced senate bill 8 66 in january. so this is not a new or radical idea. this is very consistent with existing law last month passed in the senate 21 to 8. but as lawmakers ready for a vote in the assembly, some parents have pushed back. the bill, author spokesperson told casey ari. upping the age may give the bill a better path forward after hearing from some concerned families who preferred that republicans opposed the bill. regardless the state over the years has tried to give 17 year olds the right to vote. and 12 year olds right to make medical decisions, but we do not want to prosecute criminals as adults until they're age 25 because their brains are not fully developed. these amendments raise the age from 12 to 15 for medical decisions. but that does not go far enough for these reasons. we hope withholding our consent and ask for a roll call vote. lawmakers went on the record with their votes to modify the vaccine consent bill today close the role and talia vote ice 33 nos 21. it is an incredible impactful tool

and this is the 3rd time state senator scott wiener is proposing this bill. it passed the legislature in 2018, but governor brown vetoed it saying it would only lead to more drunk driving today. senator winner was in san francisco's castro district along with some other local officials announcing the plans for the latest bill. >> when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons and one of them is that they want to have 5 runs with this it's a little control cities to do anything. but in power's cities to decide what night life makes most sense try and buy a enjoying said earlier, it's a and when. >> to to get this done and get it signed into law this year i've been there pass the assembly once and first ground one very brown strongly disagreed on his veto. we've got a different governor. there. i have no idea governor newsom's decision is on this for him and you would really take positions on bills before they were on his desk. but we know the different governor. we can make the case to him and hopefully heart the mind we did take some of y

this is actually the 3rd time that state senator scott wiener is proposing this bill. it passed the legislature back in 2018, but then governor brown vetoed it saying that the bill would lead to more drunk driving. well, today, senator wiener was in san francisco's castro district along with other officials and announced the plans for the latest bill. >> when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons and one of them is that they want by with this it's a little control cities to do anything. but in power's cities to decide what night light. >> if the bill passes bars in san francisco, oakland, west hollywood, fresno, palm springs cathedral city and coachella could be staying open until 04:00am. if they choose electrolux is recalling some frigid air and electrolux refrigerators because of a choking hazard from the ice makers. according to the consumer product safety commission. >> the ice level detector in the arm of the ice maker can break causing pieces to fall into the ice bucket. the companies received 185 reports of ice level detectors breaking.

state senator scott wiener also there with his supporters. the senator tweeting in part, quote, pride is back. team winner showed up in force. what an amazing day for our city and our community. that there are, of course, is congresswoman jackie spear showing her support for the lgbtq community at the parade today. congresswoman also taking to twitter saying in part, quote, that there is nothing like walking in a pride parade to be reminded that people love each other. very nice day out today in san francisco. all right. we're taking a live look at what would be san francisco of carl was in goblin. everything up, karl. the fog really just sort of rolling through over the past couple of days. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining now the temperatures that we experience today. but recent. yeah, and not only that, but we're also tracking a fire as well in the bay area in albany. but today's daytime highs. >> a rinse and repeat pattern from yesterday's dan downtown, san francisco. 63 degrees. >> mid-nineties once again for livermore and

translate to washington eventually. >> thank you so much, scott wiener joining us. we have so many other live interviews to get 2. plus, we're waiting for president biden to speak, which is going to be within the hour. we're told. so we're waiting for also to house democrats are going to be giving a press conference. we're going to stay with this for the whole morning long until we end the kron 4 morning lou. so we're just gonna take a quick break, i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my

wiener and the san francisco organization layeric, which serves lgbtq youth. >> anger that it's still happening. >> reporter: that's why san francisco police are teaming up with federal agents and the pride security team this weekend. >> we are on high alert. we are watching. we are monitoring things. we are making sure we are aware of our surroundings. we feel secure. >> reporter: aside from the tens of thousands of people coming from across the country to celebrate pride, the police department expects protests related to the supreme court ruling on abortion rights. >> cancel days off for this weekend, so we will be very heavily deployed as a result of the cancellation of days off, and we make adjustments. >> reporter: jim and terry say they will remain vigilant but they are optimist it will be a safe pride weekend. >> any time you go out in public, there is a risk. >> reporter: authorities say the message is don't be fearful, have fun, but stay alert. if you see something, say something. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police have arrested a man they say is r

senator scott wiener was extremely direct on twitter thursday saying the highest court is dangerous to the country. they want women to be able to. >> the controller of >> i guess just our and that is true to its other. governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today's court things that gun regulation should be frozen in time and that there wasn't a similar law in existence in the 17, 100's or 18, 100's that state can't pass it. now, no matter how important it is to protect people from the modern horror of gun violence. the governor promising to sign 16 new gun safety bills next week including a bill that will allow people to sue gun makers and distributors. attorney general rob bonta says he's committed to preventing gun violence by advocating for common sense gun laws seizing guns from those who are prohibited from having them. >> ending the sale of illegal firearms to litigation against ghost gun retailers in improving transparency by expanding gun violence related data. according to the attorney general's office, there are over 110 gun de

we're learning that san francisco police investigated a threat against state senator scott wiener. the senator says he has received many death threats over the years, but this was different. he says it included a bomb threat. police tell us they are in constant communication with state and federal partners to ensure safety during large events like pride, the senator and members of the lgbtq community say they will not be intimidated. we're not going away. we're going to be proud and help this month and we're not going anywhere. san francisco police. at this point , there are no credible threats targeting the city, but they are always asking the public to report on any suspicious activity. authorities are looking for two men who assaulted and robbed a letter carrier in lafayette today are u . s postal inspector says the letter carrier was attacked at about 12 30 this afternoon on camino diablo near highway 24. a witness says two men were following the letter carrier and pistol whipped her in lafayette . witnesses believe the two men were after her postal keys. she was very shocked a

senator scott wiener was extremely direct on twitter thursday saying the highest court is dangerous to the country. they want women to be able to. >> the controller of >> i guess just our and that is true to its other. governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today's court things that gun regulation should be frozen in time and that there wasn't a similar law in existence in the 17, 100's or 1800's. the state can't pass it now, no matter how important it is to protect people from the modern horror of gun violence. the governor promising to sign 16 new gun safety bills next week including a bill that will allow people to sue gun makers and distributors. attorney general rob bonta says he's committed to preventing gun violence by advocating for common sense gun laws seizing guns from those who are prohibited from having them. >> ending the sale of illegal firearms to litigation against ghost gun retailers and improving transparency by expanding gun violence related data. according to the attorney general's office, there are over 110 gun death

speaker of the house nancy pelosi, congresswoman jackie speier and state senator scott wiener. all were there people here say it's important to have the support of big name lawmakers. it's really cool to see all of this. i have a lot of friends who are gay, but i've never seen like this much support openly transgender for decades. i'm you know, i'm glad to see there's been so much progress for the transgender community. reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu to news man. you can see more of today's practiced. yvette ease on our website just had two ktvu .com. well. it has been a weekend of protests in many parts of the bay area following friday's landmark supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade stuff going on in america killing and all of that you can focus on in my private marin. one of the largest abortion rights demonstrations was held in downtown san jose yesterday. many of the protesters say they view the high court's ruling as an attack on women. if i don't have control over my body, and women or people seeking abortions don't have control of their

state senator scott wiener said on twitter today quote our public health systems response to monkey monkey pox has been slow and flat footed. at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure, not just after. and we need it asap. it's official chaser. boudin will be removed as district attorney of san francisco. today's certification and what he says about running for the office one more time. and a massive fentanyl bust in the central valley with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of the deadly drug seized, but the two suspects accused are already out of jail prevailing light to moderate winds overnight will become a factor in your wednesday forecast. we have the full, detailed outlook blowing your way as the news continues, right here on ktvu, another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team

the legislation by san francisco state senator scott wiener and matt haney passed an assembly committee today. the measure would give local control to seven california cities to extend alcohol sales by two hours if they wish. west hollywood coachella cathedral city, fresno and palm springs are also on the list. lawmakers say keeping bars and nightclubs open a little bit later would help struggling businesses bounced back from the pandemic. the measure advances to the assembly appropriations committee, the fda could order all jewel products off state shelves in the united states as early as this week that, according to the wall street journal, and as ktvu jana katsuyama reports, the fda is weighing the company's claims that their devices help people quit smoking against criticism that jewel markets to teenagers. at the cigarette value shop in panel. a small case still contains the jewel brand e cigarettes, much smaller now, after jewel was banned from marketing sweet candy type flavors two years ago. they've been all the flavors like fruit medley, cucumber, mango strawberry. the fda is r

francisco state senator scott wiener says the munich shooting shows the need for tougher gun control laws. this is just absolutely horrific and just so tragic. i have personally road that stretched from forest hill to castro station. more times than i can possibly imagine so many of us rely on uni to get around. and this is just another reminder that our society is awash with guns. senator weiner is a former san francisco supervisor who has represented the castro district and has lived there for more than 20 years. he says california has some of the toughest gun safety laws in the country. but says congress must do more to improve safety. the u. s. senate is poised to approve the first major gun safety legislation in nearly 30 . years of vote is expected today to overcome a filibuster. 14 republican senators, including minority leader mitch mcconnell, r, joining with democrats to support the package that includes $15 billion for school safety and mental health services. it also strengthens background checks to include the juvenile records for gun buyers between the ages of 18 and 21

. >> senator scott wiener said he was harassed and received thousands of death threats. they give social media companies address of some of the issues. >> for everyone like me, someone in elected office getting harassed and threatened, there are thousands of regular people who have no access to those resources, no real ability to get attention when they are being threatened and intimidated. >> animal munoz, abc7 news. >> twitter's board of directors recommended shareholders vote to approve the company's sale to elon musk. that is according to a regulatory filing. twitter plans on holding a special meeting for the acquisition. the board said in the filing it determined none of the possible alternatives to the merger, including staying independent or pursuing a different buyer. board members agreed to sell the company to elon musk for $44 billion in april. new life for a shop that was one of the few safe spaces in the 1970's. for san francisco's gay community. the story behind the revitalization of what was once harvey milk's shop. >> worldwide harmony during make music da

and bomb threats were recently made against gay state senator scott wiener and the san francisco organization larric, which serves lgbtq youth. >> just anger. >> that is why san francisco police are teaming up with ls thede e tchinge're m things surroundings. but we feel secure. >> aside from the tens thousands of people coming to celebrate pride, the police department expects protests related to the spe supreme court ruling on abortion rights. >> we canceled days off on this weekend so we'll be heavily deployed and we make adjustments as we need to. >> jim and terry will remain vigilant but their optimistic it is a safe pride weekend. >> it is always that risk. any time you go out in public, this is a risk of something bad happening. >> authorities say the message is don't be fearful, have fun but do stay alert. and if you see something, say something. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> all month long we have been bringing stories that capture the spirit of pride. now this morning our justin and rupes introduced us to a illustration of hope no matter how you identify. >> i could selec

wiener and the san francisco organization larric, which serves lgbtq youth. that is why san francisco police are teaming up with federal agents and the pride security team this weekend. >> we're on high alert. we are watching and monitoring things. we are making sure we're aware of our surroundings. and that we feel secure. >> reporter: aside from the tens of thousands of people coming from across the country to celebrate pride, the police department also expects protests related to the supreme court ruling on abortion rights. >> cancel days off for this weekend. so we will be very heavily deployed as a result of the cancellations of days off and we make adjustments as we need to. >> jim and terry will remain vigilant but they're optimistic it is a safe pride weekend. >> there is always that risk. any time you go out in public, there is a risk of something bad happening. >> reporter: authorities say the message is don't be fearful and have fun but do stay alert. and if you see something, say something. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> all month long

it rolls out in san francisco, oakland and los angeles, san francisco senator scott wiener, author of the bill, the goal to prevent drug overdoses and limit the spread of diseases like hiv. the bill passed with the bare minimum of votes needed. multiple democrats would not support it. here's what senator wiener shared with us today. right now in a statement he shares, we are letting people die on our streets for no reason other than an arbitrary legal prohibition that we need to remove s p 5, 7, is long overdue and will make a huge impact for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. he writes the bill now heads back to the senate and then likely to governor newsom's desk. and we're learning more about the deadly weekend crash in oakland. the police chief there saying 19 year-old arnold and when aldi took part in a sideshow between a saturday night and early sunday morning, police say he sped down international boulevard and crashed into 4 men on a sidewalk. one of those men died to oakland police officers then chased lynn all day before the crash happened. kron four's gayl

wiener is proposing this bill. it passed the legislature back in 2018, but governor brown vetoed it saying the bill would lead to more drunk driving. well, today, senator wiener joined by other local officials in san francisco's castro neighborhood announced their plans for the senate bill. 9.30. >> when you think of why people move to cities. there are many reasons and one of them is that they want to have 5 runs with this it's a little control. wires that is to do anything powers cities to decide what night makes most sense for high end joining said earlier, it's rise in >> to to get this done and get it signed into law this year since i've been there we once bars in san francisco over in west hollywood, fresno. >> palm springs cathedral city and coachella could stay open until 04:00am if they choose to do so. well, your money, new economic numbers showing a growing job market, but many families are still feeling the impacts of inflation. our correspondent hannah brandt is in washington to break down the latest n

and you're looking at the 42nd annual front runners pride parade state senator scott wiener who is based here in san francisco tweeted out the video with the message they're coming for us. but we're not going anywhere. there was a 5 k 10 k and kids dash all to raise money for the lgbtq youth afterwards, participants were treated to some snacks and awards and community activities. san francisco's pride parade is tomorrow along market street from beal to 8th and it starts at 10, 30 in the morning. muni is actually rerouting some of their buses for market street largely to mission street. there's a lot of information that you can see here on this map. so if you're going to need a not longer, look, you go to our web site will have the map up there. kron 4 dot com. all right. we'll be taking a a look now at our forecast. we us all looking pretty sunny day out there today. now the fog starting to roll in, but how we looking for pride tomorrow tomorrow is going to be war bird and about 10 degrees above average for downtown san francisco. so let's take a look at your pride parade forecast becaus

reporter: senator scott wiener authored the latest iteration of what has been a near decade-long fight for safe injection. >> it is an idea whose time has come. reporter: supporters meeting a case in front of the public safety committee wednesday. >> it is from 30 years of experience in europe, canada, and australia that these sites are effective. reporter: laura thomas is with the san francisco aids foundation. >> it is morally and scientifically the right thing to do to give people a place where they can consume those drugs where they will be safe, cared for, overdoses can be reversed. reporter: some say safe injection is not the answer. >> i have a lot of problems with moving -- creating an enabling program that lets people continue to do what is damaging. >> safe injection sites are not a silver bullet. this is one strategy among various strategies. reporter: san francisco's department of public health agrees, saying in part, a safe consumption site will save lives and help connect more people to treatment in services and would add to a multipronged approach to reduce overdose deat

state senator scott wiener is demanding more action on this, he tweeted quote our public health systems response to monkeypox has been slow and flat footed at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure, not just after, and we need it as soon as possible. fda advisers are recommending a booster shot this fall for the omicron variant. both fighter and moderna have created modified booster shots to be a combination of the original vaccine. they target the more contagious omicron variant. if it's approved by the full fd eight. this will be the first time the panel has proposed vaccine makers. modified their vaccine shots, focusing on a different variant. it's possible to booster shot might only be recommended for older adults or those at high risk. back over to steve paulson as we head into a cooler fourth of july weekend. is that going to do can you tell so far if it's going to impact the fireworks, because sometimes there quite covered by fog would be higher bases on the fog because it would not probably not being impact higher up. although you know it co

authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener. the center, saying he's received thousands of threats over the years, but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out of it at all checked out, but it was definitely scary. lgbtq community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community and therefore, um, use, uh, terrorism to try to, uh, invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with productivity's ramping up in the city, there are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. um and our staff our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout pride mont

state senator scott wiener is demanding more action . he tweeted quote our public health systems, response to monkeypox has been slow and flat footed. at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign. for at risk people before exposure, not just after, and we need it asap. we'll take 25. instead of returning your unwanted items. just keep them coming up details on some of the biggest stores considering the unthinkable. and cracking down on summer crimes that several beach downs nationwide still ahead while they see beach curfews, law enforcement, says beach curfews unnecessary and what law enforcement agencies are blaming as part of this problem. goals and one east bay city. we're live in oakland with the next attempt to stop the oakland school district from closing some school campuses. the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade goes beyond abortion. lgbtq parents worry their rights to adopt could be in jeopardy. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back to mornings onto it is coming up on 8 30 right now and wel

the state releases to researchers and san francisco state senator scott wiener issued a strongly worded rebuke of the ruling on twitter. he says, quote, the supreme court once again ignoring the plain text of the second amendment is now requiring states to allow the wild west on their streets with people walking around armed in public. the court is beyond out of control. this court is dangerous to our country. more national news today's january 6th committee hearing it focused on the pressure campaign from. >> the trump white house inside the department of justice to overturn the 2020 election results. kron four's washington correspondent basil john reports. and details from today's here. >> if justice department had not done. >> enough during the 5th hearing of the january 6th committee, former top doj officials told the panel former president donald trump pushed them to overturn the election. >> it was a brazen attempt. to use the justice department to advance the president's personal political agenda. former deputy attorney general richard donoghue. >> so the department of justice lo

this version is authored by state senator scott wiener and assemblyman matt haiti. supporters say the proposal would help bars and bay area nightlife for cover from the pandemic. this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon of world class nightlife that the entire world has been enjoying for generations. and we for some reason or cut out. a legislature passed wieners last attempt to extend last call in 2018, but then the governor jerry brown, at the time vetoed the bill. happening today, a beloved retreat for families near yosemite national park is reopening berkeley's ptolemy camp is holding a grand reopening today after nearly nine years of rebuilding that retreat operated by the city of berkley. it's been closed since the 2013 rim fire, which destroyed all of the major structures at that camp. the return comes just in time for the camps centennial we call that the 12 mew spirit, it is baked into this place with community with families who take care of each other. pick each other up. if you fall down, make su

authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener. the center, saying he's received thousands of threats over the years. but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and, um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out. and it all checked out. um, but it was definitely scary. lgbtq community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community and therefore, um, use. uh terrorism to try to invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with pride activities ramping up in the city. there are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. um and our staff our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout pride mont

this is video from state senator scott wiener. he's based out of san francisco. >> he tweeted out this video with the message they're coming for us. but we're not going anywhere. there was a 5 k 10 k kids dash all to raise money for lgbtq youth. afterwards, participants were treated to some snacks, got some awards and got to hang out with some community activities. other areas across the bay area also celebrating pride today in contra costa county. the city of clayton. >> had their first pride parade. this happening this morning. residents coming out to support this event. as you can see, they had a pretty good turnout. countries across the globe are also taking part in pride celebrations. but one in europe ended in tragedy. 2 people were killed and 20 were injured after a shooting in oslo, norway. this happening outside of the and bar during the city's pride celebrations early this morning, a suspect was arrested. he is being identified as a 42 year-old norwegian citizen originally from iran. norway's security service called the

house speaker nancy pelosi spoke a little earlier as did state senator scott wiener who is from san francisco this year, which a new element you have. >> they are close to letting this thing may be just moments away. >> but in this area of the sparkling pink streamers that are being added to the triangle to give it more daytime visibility. so what's that gets lit will take a look at that. >> to the south the discovery dock on top of the children's discovery museum in san jose. that was draped with 2 pride flags today. the big duck will wear both the traditional rainbow flag as well as a progressive pride flag around her wings for the entire month of june. the museum will also celebrate pride month with the 8th annual proud of the family programs happening this saturday. >> earlier today, the san francisco sheriff's office cather to raise the pride flag at the county jail. the event happens every year. but this is the first year was held alongside the san francisco police and fire departments. the move. is meant to be a show of solidarity against the law enforcement uniform band. that was issu

state senator scott wiener, his supporters also there today, the senator tweeting that pride is back. team winner showed up in force. and what an amazing day for our city and our community. that, of course, is congresswoman jackie spear showing her support for the lgbtq community at the parade today in the city. spear also taken to twitter saying that there's nothing like walking and a pride parade to be reminded that people love each other. now a grass fire in albany, which prompted evacuation orders this afternoon. the fire right near some eucalyptus trees in the west side of albany hill below. i-80 officials are calling the incident a cleveland fire berkeley fire department says all 7 of their fire engines were providing mutual aid along with assistance from the alameda county and oakland fire departments. evacuation orders were lifted just before 7 o'clock tonight allowing residents return back home. there's no word yet on what caused this fire. now to a look at our 4 zone forecast. a beautiful night out there tonight. the fog just rolling in. looks like a like a nice comfy dream

runners pride run state senator scott wiener based out of san francisco tweeting this video with the message they're coming for us. we're not going anywhere. there was a 5 k 10 k kids dash. all that money raised for lgbtq youth. afterwards, participants were treated to some snacks awards and community activities. san francisco's pride parade is happening tomorrow. that's along market street from beal to 8 starts at 10, 30 in the morning. >> muniz rerouting buses for market street largely to mission street. a lot of that information you see here on this map been could take a little while to get through. so if you need a longer look, we have this map over on our website. kron 4 dot com. also right now in san francisco, there's a massive rainbow laser that's being projected down market street. this is an art installation that's called welcome the four-mile rainbow flag stretching from the ferry building on the embarcadero to twin peaks. very, very nice out there. and here's a live look at the embarcadero tonight. not really seeing the welcome flag going on here, but some sort of light s

we'll hear from state senator scott wiener. we're here from mayor london breed and the display will stay out here in golden gate park until tomorrow afternoon. we're late this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. alright thanks, james. also happening today. rallies are being held across the country in response to recent mass shootings. those events are being organized by students as part of the group march for our lives. it was established in 2018. following the shooting that claimed 17 lives at a high school in parkland. florida bay area demonstrations are being led by teens, including 17 year old lucy gets of concord high she is hoping that these protests will move elected officials to make assault weapons harder to get i know. in california. we do have a lot of laws in place to ensure background checks, and it's much more difficult, but there needs to be a national policy that really ensures that, like a 19 year old can't walk into a store and walk out with an a r in a matter of minutes. lucy get s

the state senator scott wiener and his supporters were also there. he tweeted, pride is back. team winner showed up in force one an amazing day for our city and our community. congresswoman jackie spear also showed her support for the lgbtq community at the parade. i love her outfit right? a spare also had this to say on twitter. nothing like walking in a pride parade to be reminded that people love each other and quote. now let's talk about our forecast that we may love right? but it looks like right now gorgeous out there. blue sky kron. 4 meteorologist john trimble here for the details. john. >> well, it was a gray morning, but that has since changed. and under the sunshine temperatures have been climbing consistently throughout the course of the day today. this is going to set us up for our hottest day of the forecast today. now, tomorrow, still going to be warm, but there are some changes just around the corner that i think we're all going to enjoy it. your east bay hills camera showing off some of the cloud cover that will again return into the evening hours tonight near

wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would let bars, nightclubs and restaurants in seven pilot cities, including san francisco , oakland, west hollywood, fresno and palm springs. choose to extend hours. assembly member . haney says the bill would help establishments in bay area nightlife recover from the impact of the pandemic. we as a city need nightlife? we are not a city without nightlife. and these institutions have been hit especially hard during the pandemic. in many cases, they were the first to close and the last to reopen. advocates say nightlife is part of san francisco san francisco's cultural heart and that it and other cities should be given flexible tools to make nightlife is vibrant and world class is possible. this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon and world class nightlife that the entire world has been enjoying for generations. and we for some reason or cut out. senator wieners. last attempt to extend closing time was passed b

wiener ktvu christian captain is taking a closer look tonight at security for san francisco's pride parade, which is coming up later this month. will bring us a live report on that on the news at five. note for surveillance video shows a thief dragging someone as they stole a vehicle in oakland. this happened in oakland's chinatown near eighth and jackson and in the video, you can see someone walk up to that car and get inside. shortly after that the car's owner rushes back to the vehicle and opens up the door. the thief takes off in the vehicle, dragging the owner a short distance down the street. the victim was left with cuts and scrapes anyone with information that can help out police should put put a call in to the oakland police department. alright just a dismal dismal day on wall street coming up here on the floor today we'll tell you some of the reasons behind and almost 900 point tumble for the markets and what we could see going forward. the math is now very simple for the warriors in celtics. the next team to win two games is the nba champion. the warriors have to take a b

authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener. the center, saying he's received thousands of threats over the years, but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and, um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out and double checked out. um, but it was definitely scary. l g b t q. community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community and therefore, um, use, uh, terrorism to try to, uh, invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with productivity's ramping up in the city, there are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. and our staff. our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout prid