reporter: the safeway, once open 24 hours, had to reduce hours because of shoplifting. this video shows an entire isle of products locked up to deter shoplifting. a spokesperson says safeway is proud to partner with sfpd and the stores committed to crating a positive expense for shoppers. >> our goal is to make sure the community feel safe when they frequent establishments. reporter: this san francisco supervisor -- >> we are really happy sfpd is showing a presence. reporter: sfpd say they consider the operation at success, which be -- which could be a model for other businesses experience in retail theft. ama: still ahead, a court case that could cost the santa clara county sheriff her job. the latest on the corruption allegations. larry: plus, honoring the celena sheriffs recruited shot and killed on an east bay freeway. killed on an east bay freeway. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a va

working to curb thefts at safeways in the city, the sfpd mission station tweeted today that they held their first of several large shoplifting enforcement operations at one of the stores. they say multiple people were arrested for shoplifting warrants and probation violations. they did not say which store they targeted. but the safeway on market street in the castro has dealt with theft problems, even reducing their hours and installing automated gates at the front of the store. now to dublin, where preschool is working to recover from a burglary thieves taking thousands of dollars in supplies , including ipads furniture and diapers are crime reporter henry lee spoke to the school director and parents who say they're heartbroken. up now, but they kind of dismantle the. diaper area over there and have tampered with the books. watch mom s array is devastated. someone broke into her dublin preschool breaking doors, ransacking rooms and stealing everything from office supplies to ipads. unfathomable i don't know. i don't know what goes through this person's mind. it happened monday night

half a dozen businesses from 3:00 until 4:30 this morning hitting liquor stores and a nail salon and a safeway. each time allegedly trying to pry open or steal atm machines. >> i don't recall where there were six businesses targeted within a short amount of time. these criminals were busy. >> report: the smoke shop says the burglars were only able to get away with cloth. >> what did they gain? nothing. a couple hundred, maybe? come on. >> i was sad. >> reporter: his liquor store has been in business for more than two decades. he never been victimized like this. he hopes surveillance video helps the police catch the crooks who stole his store's atm and robbed him of his sense of security. >> almost had a heart attack to see the store, you know, this is my livelihood. >> the police say the thieves used straps to pry open business stores. also important to note, out of the six businesses targeted only one atm machine was stolen. and the store owner says the machine did not carry that much cash any way. at the san jose police department, back to you. >> looking live out at oakland, tonight, studen

. >> reporter: there's scarcity here at safeway. and pretty much everywhere you shop. >> there's lower stock than i'm used to seeing. >> reporter: because covid is ravaging every link along the supply chain. >> i think it's more of the empty shelves that are alarming consumers the most, right? and i think that's because the newest variant, of course, has made our general workforce more ill, and they're unable to go to this jobs. >> reporter: and experts tell us because of that scarcity pretty much everything you buy from groceries to your morning coffee, new cars to electronics you want to update are likely to cost a little more for at least the next few weeks. in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank you. that brings us to the question of the day. what grocery items are you having a hard time finding? laura stalter tweeted everything, meat, fresh produce, baked goods. anna says the salad section in our area has been empty for a week. sue tweeted none. our stores are fully stocked. >>> have you ever watched

san francisco police department says it arrested four people for shoplifting at this market street safeway wednesday. the commander says in addition to shop lifting charges, to individuals or booked on outstanding warrants. one had drug possession >> this was a planned operation based on discussions we had, not only to provide visibility but enforcement to try to address some of the ongoing shoplifting issues that have been impacting some of their locations through the city. reporter: the safeway, once open 24 hours, was forced to reduce hours in november due to rampant shoplifting. a viewer showed a video of a store of an entire aisle locked up to deter shoplifting. a spokesperson says safeway is proud to partner with sfpd and the store is committed to creating a positive expense for shoppers. >> our goal is to make sure the community feels safe when they frequent these establishment. >> this issue has been plaguing our city. we are really happy sfpd is showing a presence. reporter: sfpd say they consider the operation a success which could serve as a model for other businesses experienci

. >> reporter: from ship to shore to safeway we're once again seeing gaps on store shelves. >> sanitizer. >> bread options. >> maybe produce. >> reporter: it is not like the great toilet paper shortage of early pandemic, but grocery shoppers are feeling it. >> there's lower stock than i'm used to seeing. haven't had a huge problem finding too much things, but here and there i do see less and less of what i normally see on the shelves for sure. >> reporter: and so are your favorite local lunch spots. >> it is extremely difficult to find basics, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, anything is becoming like difficult. it is like a treasure hunt to find anything. >> reporter: and for this you can blame covid, sort of. >> it is not just a matter of supply chain but it is a matter of workforce as well. >> reporter: people calling in sick at every level of the supply chain, which slows things down, leading to scarcity. >> because they need to protect their workforce, and so there are fewer people perhaps going in to whatever enclosed environment that they need to go into to to perform their job. >> repo

someone grabbed them from her car while she was at the safeway on redwood road. that's inside the lincoln square shopping center. in oakland. anyone with tips can call oakland pd. >>> we are still following the storm that swept the east coast this weekend. this is a look at frosted homes in massachusetts. the storm brought not just heavy snow and ice but strong waves and bitter cold as well. some areas in massachusetts saw as much as 30 inches of snow. >> there are still thousands without power in the state. nbc's chris pollone has the latest from boston. >> reporter: boston, massachusetts, apparently no worse for the wear after a record-setting bay of snow. nearly two feet falling in 24 hours. >> we have not only survived a historic storm but really seen the incredible teamwork and collaboration to have the roads mostly clear at this point already. >> reporter: after several hours of blizzard, whiteout conditions that caused even the heartiest new englanders to give pause at the sheer scope of it all. >> it's a lot of snow for one time. >> reporter: the classic

their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking

hitting liquor stores, even a nail salon and safeway. each time allegedly trying to pry open offer steal amt's. >> i don't recall where there was six businesses targeted with in a short amount of time. i mean an hour and a half to target six businesses. these criminals were very busy. >> joe owns santa clara smoke shop where the burglars were only able to get away with a few pieces of clothing. >> what they gain? nothing. you get like a couple hundred dollars maybe? come on. >> jimmy singh has been in business more than two decades and he has never been a victim like this he hopes the video helps police catch the crooks who stole his store's atm and robbed him of his sense of security. >> almost got a heart attack to see that store, you no he? >> and police say the thieves also used straps to pry open business stores. also important to note. out of the six businesses targeted, only one atm machine was stolen and the store owner said that the machine didn't have that much cash any way. at the san jose police department. kpix5. >>> the tim

.>> i went to two different walgreens and another cvs, safeway apparently does not have them. this one have them but they are almost sold out. >> i will use them at home and at home were wearing masks now just to be on the safe side. >> millions of n95 masks being distributed for free across the country today the white house shipped out 400 million masks to pharmacies and other healthcare centers last week. americans can get up to three masks for free. more information on covid testing and vaccines around the bay area, check out our resource guide on it kpix.com . >>> on the fire watch. new video just in at that while harboring at big sur which has close part of highway number one and burn about 700 acres. danya bacchus has the latest . >> reporter: the colorado fire broke out friday and quickly spread and the rugged mountains near big sur and by the weekend it made a run to the pacific ocean, forcing the closure of route 1 the pacific coast highway. flames came dangerously close to big sur's iconic bixby bridge but the span wasn't damaged. about 500 people have evacuated. whi

at the safeway in san francisco. it's also a similar situation. our team found milk and me in short supply at the jackson street location. now, part of the reason that we're seeing less items on the shelves is due to the pandemic trends that never went away. and now, of kron is adding to the list. one grocery store chain had 200 workers out sick or quarantine last week. the president of brand says that his u.s. plans will be constrained for at least the next month because of omicron related absences. now you also have to factor in the deficit of truck drivers. it started building before the pandemic and it continues to be a problem in october. the american trucking association sent us well short about 80,000 drivers and shipping. also add that to remains delayed. it's impacting everything from imported food to packaging. and one consumer brand expert says that grocery stores not only have 5 to 10% of their items out of stock. but right now. it's at about 15%. and experts are not really sure when we're going to stop s

and it's also a similar situation at the safeway in san francisco. our team found milk and meat ensure supply at the jackson street, low casing location. now, part of the reason we're seeing less items on the shelves is due to the pandemic trends that never went away. >> and omicron is also adding on to the last one grocery store chain in the east coast says that 200 of their workers were either out sick or in quarantine. the president of cannot are brands says that his u.s. plants will be constrained for at least the next month. and he says it's because of omicron related absences. and you also have to factor in the deficit and truck drivers. it started building before the pandemic and continues to be a problem in october. the american trucking association said the u.s. was short about 80,000 drivers and should be that also remains delayed. it's impacting everything from imported packaging. and according to one consumer brands, expert grocery stores have 5 to 10% of their items out of stock at any given time and rain right now. it's about 15%. exper

walmarts safeway, cbs and other pharmacies are also expecting shipments in the next week. there's a limit of three masks per person and the process to pick up the masks varies from store to store more than 1000. teachers in west contra costa county are threatening to strike unless their school district agrees to a list of covid safety protocols by tonight. ktvu reporter amanda quintana, live in our newsroom to get us up to date here. amanda united teachers of richmond, the union that represents teachers in the west, contra costa unified school district says if it doesn't come to an agreement with the district by tonight, a majority of its members will support a strike vote. that strike would start sometime next week. but some parents are just learning about the possibility of a strike today. there hasn't been huge outbreaks. you know my son's been healthy the entire time his friends have been healthy for some parents at harding elementary and l seredova hearing there could be a teacher strike next week over covid safety is surprising. so far from what i've seen, i think th

their owner says someone ripped them from their car while she was at the safeway on redwood road inside the lincoln square shopping center. anyone with tips can call oakland pd. >>> coming up -- reopening after being closed for more than two decades. the major change beginning at several b.a.r.t. stations. >>> also, trying to cut through red tape. how city leaders are trying to help a south bay church continue to feed those in need. >>> there's a pretty view looking across the bay. high clouds but not really the rain we're watching in the forecast but the return of offshore winds. the timing on that and how strong those winds will get when we come right back. ugh? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> today is fred korematsu day in honor of the oakland native who fought the world war ii internment order. it was a virtual event put on by santa clara county and university. korematsu was just 23 when he took a stand to the order to report to the camp. 40 yea

and it's also a similar situation at the safeway in san francisco. our team found milk and meat in short supply at the jackson street location. now, part of the reason that we're seeing less items on the shelves is due to the pandemic trends that never went away on. the kron is adding on to that list. one grocery store chain had 200 workers out or in quarantine last week, the president of brand says that his u.s. plants will be constrained for at least the next month. and he says it's because of omicron related absences. you also have to factor in the deficit of truck drivers. it started building before the pandemic getting continues to be a problem. in october. the american trucking association said >> us were short about 80,000 drivers and shipping. we know that also remains delayed. it's impacting everything from imported >> to packaging and we'll consumer brand expert says that grocery stores normally have to have 5 to 10% of their items out of stock radar right now. it's about 15% and experts are divided, not when will stop searching and going o

and it's also so much situation at the safeway in san francisco. our team me in short supply at the jackson street location. and part of the reason we're seeing less items on the shelves is due to the pandem-c trends that never went away. and now omicron, of course, adding on to the list. >> one grocery store chain had 200 workers out sick or in quarantine last week. and the president of rand says that his u.s. plants will be can stranger for at least the next month. and he says it's because of omicron related absences and also have to factor in the deficit of truck drivers. this was a problem before the pandemic. it continues to be one. now in october, the american trucking association said the u.s. were short about 80,000 drivers. and we've also heard about the problems happening with shipping. it's impacting everything from imported food to packaging because there still remains to be there. still delays when it comes to shipping that will cut. an expert says that grocery stores normally have 5 to 10% other items out of stock and games. right now

they attempted one final score just after 4:30 a.m. this safeway grocery store. on various erode that effort, though on successful in most cases, the thieves either attempted or achieved breaking into atms at the scene. but in one case, the liquor store located on brandon , the atm was taken from that liquor store. well these crimes occurred in the north, the downtown and south ends of the city. police do not have confirmation on whether any of the vehicles used were reported stolen work is underway right now to identify and arrest those involved. anyone with information is asked to contact the san jose police department burglary unit back to you. andre. thank you. when the span of one week california recorded one million coronavirus infections. it's the fastest accumulation of new infections in the state to date, with now, more than seven million cases reported over the past two years. and the stunning speed of new infections illustrates the high transmissibility of the omicron variant. the federal government website where you can order at home. covid test did g

. >> the san fransco babecoming a fun and safeway to get to chase center. it's not how he usually gets to the arena. but today former player and now liaison for business and basketball with the warriors, he stepped aboard the san francisco bay ferry. it brought back memories of his teenage years playing ball in istanbul. >> this is my first time. is it your first time? what do you think so far? >> i used to move around quite a lot. >> really? >> yes. back then as a teenager, i didn't drive a car and truck. it was one of the worst things you can experience in istanbul. but it was a beautiful scenery. a lot of culture. >> the ferry is the first transit system in the bay area to fully restore its prepandemic service last year. and ridership immediately doubled. >> this is fun. especially when you have nice her. it's cent. and there's a loof spaces. you can enjoy the view. >> the 20 minute ride from alameda or oakland runs on game days and costs less than $10 each way. >> we just lowered our fares and we've seen ridership really come back as a result. it's the

also either burglarized or attempted to burglarized several other liquor shops, a nail salon and a safeway. >> these criminals were very busy for about an hour and a half. amanda: the criminals remain at large as of late tuesday. dan: there is this. authorities have recovered $185,000 worth of stolen merchandise, including from the high-end heist at the louis vuitton store in san francisco. a photo show leggings, jackets, lotions and even antitheft bags. the chp organized retail crime task force found the items after arresting a suspect known to buy and resell stolen goods. the person has been booked on charges of organized retail crime. ama: flights to san francisco are being canceled over concern about new 5g service rolling out tomorrow. dan: entire communities covered --. an update on the local efforts to get relief to tonga following the underwater volcanic eruption. ama: a berkeley restaurant is closing its doors. sandhya: get ready for a taste of spring. i will show you when and how what makes febreze air effects different? while cheaper aerosols rely on artificial propellants... fe

also either burglarized or attempted to burglarized several other liquor shops, a nail salon and a safeway. >> these criminals were very busy for about an hour and a half. amanda: the criminals remain at large as of late tuesday. dan: there is this. authorities have recovered $185,000 worth of stolen merchandise, including from the high-end heist at the louis vuitton store in san francisco. a photo show leggings, jackets, lotions and even antitheft bags. the chp organized retail crime task force found the items after arresting a suspect known to buy and resell stolen goods. the person has been booked on charges of organized retail crime. ama: flights to san francisco are being canceled over concern about new 5g service rolling out tomorrow. dan: entire communities covered --. an update on the local efforts to get relief to tonga following the underwater volcanic eruption. ama: a berkeley restaurant is closing its doors. sandhya: get ready for a taste of spring. i will show you when and how there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body e

safeway a mile away? safeway, as you know, is 45 minutes down here, and uphill with groceries? it doesn't make any sense. and lastly, i'd like to point out this city counselor who owns this development, who owns this corporation, there are so many people that have -- pardon this, that the president of the board of appeals has to step down because he literally is on the payroll, and it's a city counselor, and seabrae is a firm that's already been indicted that's had to step down from other city councils. this is lunacy. >> clerk: okay. we have one other caller. greg tracey? >> hello? >> clerk: yes. hello, you have two minutes. >> yeah, i'm one of the residents of corbett avenue, so i have a lot of familiarity with the area that most callers who don't live in the area do not. the availability of public transit of divisadero and castro and noe, but they're comparatively on flat lands, and simply adding bicycle parking meets some generic requirement as mr. fung plans on doing, according to his application. it's almost as if the developer is adding boiler plate features to make it s

touching himself as she stood behind him or see stood behind her in the scheck checkout line at the safeway on middlefield road. police say the suspect as a black man in his 20's or 30's standing 6 feet tall, weighing around 210 pounds. he was seen wearing a black face mask and a black baseball hat. police say the suspect even got into an argument with a man who witnessed the entire incident officers say after that, the man took off in a white van. anyone with information now urged to call police whether time right now a live look outside at san francisco on this saturday night. it really was a beautiful day across the area. nice warm, nothing like what those folks in the east the saturday night kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here get you ready for your sunday. yeah, you know, it's chilly, jonathan, when you talk about bomb cyclones in the east coast, but fortunately for us. >> it was shorts, weather. i hope your your shorts today. jonathan, did sandals and shorts today? there you go. perfect winter attire here in california. let's take a look at your sierra forecast, though. we are

they have a good amount of sites like safeway, food co. and we will start to sign families up for that by the end of the month. that's where we're going to stay connected as we navigate this portion of the pandemic. >> thank you. >> basically on current guidance, we do anticipate resuming in-person meetings of the tida committee meetings in march, but due to the omicron surge, city employees are encouraged to work remotely when possible. some tidab staff are working from home. we had a power outage and underground cables serving the gymnasium had a facility. power was out to both treasure island for two hours. there was also a response yesterday to a complaint of gas odors in the residential neighborhood and there was a booster clinic at the gaelic association club house where mostly residents came to get vaccinated seeking boosters. also 10 children getting initial vaccinations. similar to most testing locations, the treasure island testing location on tuesday afternoons continues to be very well attended. also, the d.p.h. clinic will be

he was stabbed in an attempted robbery on his birthday outside the safeway along market street. sfpd recently reported a more than 567% increase in hate crimes targeting asian americans in 2021. all the emotional from 2019. i got stabbed. it's like came came back again. i'll be once. like walk on the street. without fear we can walk beer can walk on the streets like oh, yeah why we have to hate. now why is there so much hate jesse also told me he is exceptionally grateful to the group of five strangers who tried to shield him from the attacker. he is encouraging asians americans to be on alert at all times sfpd is investigating his case. well in the east bay it was a rough day for drivers and bart riders who had to travel between dublin and castro valley first take a look this pickup truck smashed over the center divide on the eastbound lanes of 580 near eden canyon. just before 10 this morning. truck landed partially on the bart right of way in the median of the freeway train service was stopped between west dublin and castro valley stations. some freeway lanes were also closed

. >> shopping in local stores whether it is safeway or walgreens, i see people stealing even though there is a police officer at every door. >> i think the shoplifting is pretty bad. maybe that has something to do with the difference between a felony shoplifting and also misdemeanor. elizabeth: doctor odom, why do voters have to live through the far left democrats and democrats thought experiments on crime? >> well they shouldn't have to live through that. they should start voting people out of office that have these different types of policies. the data does not lie. public safety is a key to economic stability, recovery, and also humanity. as people don't feel safe they will flee like they are doing now. they need somebody to come in there and take charge and revamp it definitely. elizabeth: dr. odom, it is the end of mayor bill de blasio in new york city. arguably critics are saying the worst mayor in u.s. history. just a few short months he ruined new york city, by almost every measure. he has been an utter disaster. since he took over murders in new york city spiked 50%. rapes are up

reported a man who was inappropriately touching himself as he stood behind or in the checkout line at the safeway on middlefield road. police say the suspect is a black man in his 20's or 30's standing 6 feet tall when around 210 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black face covering along with a black baseball had in a hoodie. police say the suspect got into an argument with another man who witnessed that incident. officers say that man then took off in a white van. anyone with information is urged to call police new at 10 o'clock. tonight, we're learning what caused a huge traffic mess for drivers on i-580, in dublin this afternoon. chp officers say they were called to check out a possible explosive device inside of a truck that was parked in the center median on the east lanes of 5.80, near even canyon road. all lanes were shut down for a number of hours. so the alameda county sheriff's bomb squad could come in. scan the truck. make sure everything was all right. and it was crews were able to reopen all the lanes a few hours later tonight. there's no word on if anyone was arrested or injured i

they have a good amount of sites like safeway, food co. and we will start to sign families up for that by the end of the month. that's where we're going to stay connected as we navigate this portion of the pandemic. >> thank you. >> basically on current guidance, we do anticipate resuming in-person meetings of the tida committee meetings in march, but due to the omicron surge, city employees are encouraged to work remotely when possible. some tidab staff are working from home. we had a power outage and underground cables serving the gymnasium had a facility. power was out to both treasure island for two hours. there was also a response yesterday to a complaint of gas odors in the residential neighborhood and there was a booster clinic at the gaelic association club house where mostly residents came to get vaccinated seeking boosters. also 10 children getting initial vaccinations. similar to most testing locations, the treasure island testing location on tuesday afternoons continues to be very well attended. also, the d.p.h. clinic will be

it was also similar situation at the safeway in san francisco, rt no milk. no, me are barely an e-mail fairly and me. >> at the jackson street location. and part of the reason that we're seeing less items on the shelves is due to the pandemic trends that never went away. and of course, omicron is adding on to the list. one grocery store chain had 200 workers out sick or in quarantine last week. and the president of says that his u.s. plants will be constrained for at least the next month. he cites the reason for is because of omicron related absences. now you also have to factor in the deficit of truck drivers. it started building before the pandemic n it continues to be a problem in october. the american trucking association said the u.s. or short about 80,000 driver is and we know shipping has also a problem. it's been delayed several parts of the country. it's impacting everything from imported food to packaging. and what did you regret? expert says that grocery stores normally have 5 to 10% of their items out of stock right now at about 15%. now. and exp

those businesses head include three liquor stores, a safeway, a smoke shop and a nail salon. police say they use different vehicles to ran the front doors of some of those businesses and once inside, they either broke into or trying to break into the atms. it was not released. how much cash they actually got away with. some of the tactics they used as they actually use some straps to pry open some of these doors and some of these businesses. police are still trying to determine if any of the vehicles used were stolen. and anyone with information about these cases is asked to call the san jose police department. the chp says it's organized retail crime task force has made a major break in the shoplifting at san francisco's union square in november. chp says it recovered $185,000 in stolen merchandise on monday. the recovered items include dozens of bags of high end clothing and buckets of personal care products and other merchandise. officers say to some of the items were taken from the louisville thanh store. the chp says one person has been booked and charged on counts of or

walmart safeway, cbs and other pharmacies are also expecting shipments in the next week. there is a limit of three masks per person, and the process to pick them up will vary from store to store more than 1000 teachers in the west contra costa unified school district are threatening to strike unless the district agrees to a list of covid safety protocols by tonight. the teachers union says if an agreement isn't reached, a majority of its members will support a strike vote. they're demanding high quality masks for students and teachers, twice weekly testing and remote learning for classrooms where there's a covid outbreak. they also want qualified substitutes in classrooms whenever a teacher is out sick. have a very privileged school here with good ventilation and great buildings and great teachers, and i think every school in the district should have the same access to, uh, error. and a community that supports them that our school has. and until that happens, we have to advocate for the entire district. the school district says it's already taking steps to keep people saf

instead of when they get their assignments to guard safeway or whatever, would that free up some capacity and do we have that capability? >> the current city limits between 10b and the city's overtime requirements, they are treated separately. so one shouldn't necessarily impact the other. within our staffing, the real issue we're experiencing is just primarily due to the level of understaffing that we currently have. we're 500 below the recommended staffing level. >> commissioner hamasaki: yeah. go ahead sorry. please continue. >> we're also facing challenges on the staff that are out due to covid infections. >> commissioner hamasaki: okay. so if everybody wore a mask and follow proper protocols. >> those are already things that have already been communicated. >> commissioner hamasaki: right. >> we do have announcements throughout that are e-mailed department wide to reinforce the mandatory mask wearing and to provide best practices on social distancing, washing hands, etc. so those are recommendations that we do -- that are issued by the department. >> commissioner hamasaki: can i speak

right aid safeway, cbs and other pharmacies are also expecting shipments in the next week. there is a limit, though, of three masks per person. the process to pick them up will vary from store to store hartzell beginning next week, anyone eating inside a restaurant or going to a gym in oakland muscle proof of vaccination? ktvu henry lee tells us how it's going over with some business owners and customers. no shoes, no shirt, no vaccine card. no service beginning tuesday. if you want to eat inside a restaurant bar or cafe in oakland, you should be prepared. you will need to present verification of your vaccination status before you were seated inside. this applies to guests. 12 and up. adults must also show id. there are similar mandates for indoor businesses in san francisco and berkeley. lev delany is executive chef and co owner of chop bar in oakland's jack london square. we've got to do our part. we're on board with it. personally i like having a mandate that we don't have to argue with people about it. he won't have to argue with diego gomez chop bar customer. i follow

their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking

governs how the city supposed to regulate private security there was a high profile incident in castro safeway where a young student of color was accused of theft. article 25 was passed by the board of supervisors in novembe. it created a framework for the police department to regulate and oversee the use of private security in 46. under that law, it created a definitions for private security. it required those firms to register with the police department and pay a registration fee, get fingerprinted, provide proof of insurance among other things. requires chief of police to issue i.d. cards to every employee of a private security firm and authorize chief of police to revoke the registration for failing to provide for the provisions of article 25. what became clear almost immediately was that article 25 is not currently implemented in any meaningful way in san francisco, nor have we unearthed any evidence of it ever been implemented since 1972. we did look. it's clear that the current law is out of date. for example, article 25 does not contain any provision prohibiting discriminatory behavior

we have a incoming training with safeway and i put together a pretty neat program that i be happy to share with any ofthe merchants here on this call . mister marshall if you could advance the slide. we have my contact information if it will come in here. marshall, are you able to share it? i'd be happy to put it in the chat. here we go. so there's a link on our website. and among other things, we can address specific piecesthat come up within districts . first if a crime has occurred at your business and you're wondering what's happening with thatreach out to me. i can take a look. i can figure out where it is and provide information to you about court dates . my job is really to ensure specifically what's going on at the holiday shopping season and start working really hardright now with all the versions . with ms. collins or anyone else to find ways to deter theft and what to do when it happens. so please do reach out to me you can reach out to me about otherthings as well andif i can't help you i can put you in touch with the person who can . thank you so much for your time . >>

governs how the city supposed to regulate private security there was a high profile incident in castro safeway where a young student of color was accused of theft. article 25 was passed by the board of supervisors in novembe. it created a framework for the police department to regulate and oversee the use of private security in 46. under that law, it created a definitions for private security. it required those firms to register with the police department and pay a registration fee, get fingerprinted, provide proof of insurance among other things. requires chief of police to issue i.d. cards to every employee of a private security firm and authorize chief of police to revoke the registration for failing to provide for the provisions of article 25. what became clear almost immediately was that article 25 is not currently implemented in any meaningful way in san francisco, nor have we unearthed any evidence of it ever been implemented since 1972. we did look. it's clear that the current law is out of date. for example, article 25 does not contain any provision prohibiting discriminatory behavior