the city -- the city if theatreo build baby build does in the work. 6,000 empty unit and 45 and the millennium tower planning needs to do better then and there rubber stamping any project. w with the. coalition on future housing policy and adopt the people's plan. thank you very much. thank you for your testimony. next caller, please. good evening i'm jonathan and i'm a resident of district 2. i would love to have more neighboring able to take advantage of the resource in my wealthy neighborhood i'm am excited about the rezoning of my neighborhood. having followed the husbanding element in detail and read feedback i'm concerned the housing element in current foam is unlikely cert foil today does in the address critical elements does not include a backup plan that would kick in if the strategies don't produce the necessary housing. second there is in analysis of gentleman constraints sf planning sills they are so complex. howful they accept this excise proves the constraints make development difficult am thank you. [inaudible] member of all planning coalition adopt the people's plan. it is base

but she also shaped the city. every copper coin, every piece of clothing, every tray she carried, the big decision to migrate and every tiny choice she made later they send them on their rounds and made it possible for the city magistrate to issue and sent them out to the fields and the wholesalers to the market conduct. they lit lanterns and the stores. it wasn't just a backdrop about a place that she created day by day. other women, other unknown people would take up her work. will you join me in thanking

while on city time and receiving city salaries. it started becoming a problem when i was like, i need you to manage this part of my campaign. and i'm just like, wait a minute. i need to learn city of oakland stuff like i don't know how to do anything on the campaign. powell filed that complaint, she says back in june, she worked in towns office less than 90 days. towels office says she wasn't performing her council duties. but powell says after refusing to work in the campaign, she was fired. i felt like it was one role. it was one roll covering two things. i didn't feel like it was separate at all. commission says it's a violation for city staff to use work time to advocate for a candidate. it's also looking into claims town may have induced or coerced council staff to help with her campaign in order to keep their jobs campaign released this statement saying ever since a poll was released showing council member tao in the lead in the race for oakland mayor her opponents have been ramping up their attacks. we are neither surprise i

worked for city gentleman but a relentless chrissic of city gentleman. the last time i saw him and this was on brand it was machine before the election. and i was at craft row and market campaigning for prop l and had very full of vigor for from his run along ocean beach and wanted make sure to know he voted, no on l. he thought the mta was terrible. i thought peter was a gem. am hoe is survived by lewis and friends and family who knew and loved him. proveeded in death by his partner. of rest in peace and power, may your memory be a blessing. and the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor mandelman. >> would like to make this of hall knowings on behalf of the entire board of supervisors. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i would like to join supervisor mandelman for peter gabe and express my condollences to lisa and their fell and their friends. colleagues i have an item and i will first an ordinance amending our campaign advertise am disclaim are requirements to conform with the court order 3 years ago san francisco voted to pass sunlight on dark money t

just a few in just four american cities. chicago detroit, saint louis and baltimore, with a combined population of just over 470,000, saw 336 homicides that year. in other words, just a few american neighborhoods, some more than 10% of the homicides experienced in three whole countries, despite housing, less than half a percent of those countries combined. i would note here that germany sentences, a higher percentage of convicted murderers to in prison than does the u.s. and in the u.k. the mandatory for illegal gun possession is years in prison. such offenses are regularly met with probation in cities like new york. so no, our compare it every higher incarceration rate is not primarily a function of a more punitive approach to crime. what about police violence? well, it turns out that it's thankfully way less common over the last few decades and is now not very common at all. in 1971, the nypd, over 220 people. that number is now down in the low twenties. the problem is that you wouldn't know this from listening to the crit

but she also shaped the city. every well she waited at, every copper coin she spent, every piece of clothing she pondered or amended, every tray she carried, the big decision to migrate and every tiny choice she made later in the days and years that followed, they made household function and sent the peddlers on the rounds. they made it possible for the city magistrate to issue his edict. they sent the peasants out to the fields and the wholesalers to the market. they lit the lanterns in the theater. they built the great stores. the city wasn't just a backdrop to her life. it was a place she created, day by day. and when she died, other women, other unknown people, would take up her work. >> will you join in thinking amy stanley for being here. thank you, that was loving. [applause] >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. a date p.m. eastern massachusetts republican governor charlie shares his book results were he offers his thoughts on how to moveast poli

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this is the fourth and that is oakland city. councilwoman shane towel, declaring victory in the race to be the city's next mayor. after two weeks now, a ballot counting welcome everyone to the four heather holmes savage towers. rival lauren taylor conceded earlier today. ktvu evan sernoffsky has reaction now from the candidates and their supporters in this very close race. evan sernoffsky come from behind victory. is so much like her own story. she overcame struggles with poverty and homelessness early on, and now is the city's next chief executive. she's going to have to take on major challenges like crime and the housing crisis. i'm just so optimistic about moving the city forward, eked out a victory to become the next mayor of oakland tuesday, two weeks into a neck and neck race with rival lauren taylor. i know that we can come together to make sure that we are safer cleaner and ensure that we're putting families first in the city of oakland, will be the city's first mowing mayor. whose parents fled laos for california she le

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in our city. we need to do a better job of evaluating the programs and service of city funds and whether they meet the needs of the communities this . is irrelevant voluntary in light of the issues at bake are places supervisor safai mentiond and my previous dive in reporting, at the nonprofit pretrial diversion program. we rely on cbo's for critical service in san francisco including program areas, housing and shelter, human services and mental health and crisis earnvention and more. they operate through contracts and grant agreements and according to the odd tit is difficult to measure the programs and services provided because performance measurement and program monitoring vary among city departments and not shared. >> in fiscal 2017 and 18 the city spent sick 80 million dollars to fund the work of 2, 494 agreements with 703 different cbo's. audit funds now common definitions exist for performance measures used in agreements between department and cbo's. departments funding similar programs don

it's the best interest of the city. you suffered some loss and this is a way to make sure that all parties in this contract get what they deserve and in this case we're saying, what was actually interesting to me though, what you just said, kind of fly for me based on what you said is that this contract and this condition and terms and condition may not still meet the demands of the services that we need as a city. because you have flack under me, what is the demand -- flack for me, what is the demand that the city requires and what's the gap between that and all the more reason i look forward to seeing the records, looking forward to seeing some assistance and analysis from bla and help us determine this further. if you say it's turnaround one business day, next week, i don't think we have a committee, maybe so it's perhaps a week after -- in the event, chair ronen is in agreement for continuance but that's kind of what i'm leaning toward, thank you, chair ronen. >> thank you. we can get -- we'll get that information t

the cities outskirts and private houses suffered the most damage. and the ukrainian military left a giant mine field behind. you could write a weapons encyclopedia, based on the mines and shells from over the world. and among these ruins who shortcut the vin or not. okay, yes, it is a shame, a launch a module that i want to managua, newsletter. fortunately longer, mcneish a caching and then after this now then i give them a scenario. then we may know what this requiring the drug dealing with this type of ammunition can be taken away and destroyed in a special area. the residence of this house were lucky if it had been an unexploded shell, or an anti personnel mine. it would have to be blown up right there in the yard washes school snyder. it was the money was done while i got older. but it did it go to the school in which is sooner than the stay on the plan, but i am so upset as b. w know, front lushly tomorrow. yeah. so the idea because it was a new model year, but i noticed a lot of the filter to not to familiarize but also don't nicely to get tha

and heading into the city of goma, people here were scared of fighting. and also very many people who spoke to a scared of m 23. which as a history of the accused of rights abuse is including killings, execution, a civilians rapes and torture as well. so people here now heading into the city ago is just down there is coma. the n 23 with rwandan backing took in 2012. the following year, they withdrew, were defeated by the congolese armed forces about a year ago. their rebellion restarted is widely understood to have the rwandan support once again. and so what a lot of people here a wondering are, what they fear is if and 23 fighters will take the city of goma. once again, our plan is population keeps growing and just past the 8000000000 mark it took less than 12 years to add the last 1000000000. some of the fastest growing populations are in africa, but with more people comes increase conflict and of fight for resources. while india has been one of the largest drivers of population growth, it will soon overtake china. as the most populated country though,

, a city that has it all. while the mayor's office says, the city hasn't seen a causal link between more air b and b rentals and higher rent prices act of his say, a lack of regulation has allowed real estate companies to operate like a cartel for to get got a bill. why a cartel, you know, because these are fight over control of the we, we talking about done or run water, where people are being forcibly displaced. this is norwin war, and money is winning. active is see the formula is simple as mexico has sought to attract remote workers with higher purchasing power, it's created more inequality for mexicans. protesters here in mexico city, se rent prices are so high. some are finding it hard to find a portable housing at all. pushing many outside the city limits the residents who feel priced out of their own city or calling on the government to do more to guarantee affordable housing and protect the rights of tenants. homeowners, miserable al jazeera mexico city, tweet a is closing its offices until november t

i live here, this is my city, my family live here, this is my their city. everybody behind this, podium, this is our city. and this is a beautiful city and we want the world to know it. thank you and with that, i want to introduce our district attorney, rick jenkins. [applause] >> good morning, i'm excited to be here, not just as your da but as a san francisco resident who enjoys bringing my children to this area. they love the tree and they love to ice skate so i'm excited for them to experience the winter wonderful. i want to start by thanking chief scott and mayor breed who have been amazing partners to put us on track towards a safer san francisco. i also want to thank marissa rodriguez the president of safety alliance who has been big a part and made sure that myself and my office understand the concerns so we can address those concerns and make sure that businesses in our city thrive. i think for the first time in a long time, we've realized the connection between law enforcement and the district attorney's office and our san francisco economy. we can

san mateo, 38 redwood city. you're sitting at freezing at 32. same for livermore while dublin at 31 san jose. 38 degrees. then there's fairfield. saint helene and avato in fairfax are spots in the upper 20's right now. petaluma and santa rosa below freezing at 30 degrees. so a whole lot of us looking at these chilly numbers this morning. one of our coldest mornings so far this season and temperatures even colder than yesterday, which was already really cold in the bottle. 14 degrees down from 24 hours ago. now skies are clear and dry, something that doesn't keep tomorrow morning. we're starting with the rain. so it's easy going on the roads today. it's just cold out there still be cranking up the heaters. upper 50's for highs today. comfortable enough afternoon. i'll be breaking down the rain that gets here tomorrow for the start of the new month. still to come rain. all right, john, thanks for that update. hitting the roads this morning at 04:00am 7 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge 80 to 101, 13 min

regarding the left bank of denise prego, just in the area of the city of hassan. but for this, they will still have to take losses due to the response of our armed forces in moscow, no official word yet on the withdrawal of troops to the left bank. instead, president putin seemed to be enjoying festivities to mark russia's unity day, a national holiday to celebrate a popular uprising against polish and lithuanian forces in $1612.00. this year the focus was also on the annexation of ukrainian territories. with some young volunteers, given an audience with mister putin, where he explains why people are being told to leave her son ah, to fill it with her for those living in her son should be removed from his own with the most dangerous military actions are taking place for civilian population should not suffer from shelling from the offensive counter offensives or any of the actions connected to be ongoing. military operations really remarked, liberating her son city would be a major victory for keith. these ukrainian soldiers digging in for the winter, and near by m

the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals who would greatly benefit from a bicycle. we make a list of people and their heights to match them to a bicycle that would suit their lifestyle and age and height. >> bicycle i received has impacted my life so greatly. it is not only a form of recreation. it is also a means of getting connected with the community through bike rides and it is also just a feeling of freedom. i really appreciate it. i am very thankful. >> we teach a class. they have to attend a one hour class. things like how to change lanes, how to make a left turn, right turn, how to r

i want to live in a city where our city gentleman can pivot to deal with different needs and models in different neighborhoods. what i fear if we don't gift department ability to say, okay we try third degree it did not work that they will then just get stuck more. than where they are now. and have the inability to pivot and to meet need in different areas with different populations and to provide different service. you know when than i are no longer needed or know the best practice yield better result and to redirect. so -- i am -- not sure about this. i have got even like we all have, lots of you know correspondence from folks saying, you know issue different things. but i you know even though i hear you supervisor peskin with this resolution the continuity of services and would like to see continuity. i'm not sure if we don't have that we should keep this open. i'm not sure. thank you. >> thank you supervisor melgar. quick supervisor preston i recall being the no votes for the declaation of the emergency but to supervisor peskin's point we were in a crisis and emergency and needed t

further, the ordinance will allow the city to declare the rights of ways open for public use. and lastly it will amend an ordinance to codify sidewalk changes. >> this is know over view of areas that are where the public improve ams were constructed. . at the top is mission the bottom is howard and the right is fifth street. and this last slide is over view of all of the major projects mile stones for 5m the development agreement approved and executed in 2015 and calling become to last year when we presented to the body for street encoachment for pedestrian only alley way between mission and minna i hear is used and enjoyed by the community. and as we transition into this season of gratitude, thanksgiving i do want to take an opportunity to thank you for your consideration hopefully move to a positive recommendation to the full board exclusive hard work put in by city staff and community members and just hours of work that allowed us to be here today to present to you but celebrate mile stone for the project. and i'm joined boy my colleagues shauna fwaets with public works. jo

here in the city. and -- first i want to associate our office with many comments made before by treatment on demand and from our clothe miss this public dem fender office the need for different treatment lower barrier treatment before than i come in the criminal justice system. change in the way once they near jail we need an examination of work to reduce the friction points that we encounter the clinicians encounter this d ph koirnts woo had we get people from custody in assessment and a treatment facility in the community. the public defender mentioned up to two months for people might have focusod drug court. we found it is 3 and sick months to get people in i residential facility this is necessary to treat needs and the people this we work with the population we find to be incarcerated and needing treatment it is dual diagnose. and so who i we appreciate the fact and grateful for the fact barriers reduced by the department of public health to substance use treatment in the community, that does in t

i'll assault 90 to a 100 missiles fired by russia attacking 12 cities in 10 regions among them, cities up in the north, very close to public school. it is entire tale feasible that these were missiles that missed their targets over shot. their targets potentially even were pushed off course by ukrainian air defenses. yes, certainly, nato article 5 of nato believes that states that an attack against one is an attack against the whole. and in theory, that would mean that attack against poland might draw a nato into the war. but i think we need to be very, very careful at this point about speculating along those lines. certainly until the details of this attack become clear. general, thank you very much indeed for putting on to context. thank you. now israel's caretaker, prime minister jala pete, who's reiterated that israel will not cooperate with any u. s. investigation into the killing of algebra correspondent sharina abruptly. it was reported on monday that the u. s. department of justice had launched its own probe into her death. i work it was fatally shot during an israeli military

well, the lafayette city council has unanimously passed an ordinance requiring city gun owners to keep their firearms locked away. it will require gun owners to safely put locks and a lot container or to attach a safety lock on that. the council plans to make it offioial at the next council meeting on december 6 with a second reading of that new ordinance. the ordinance would apply when legally carrying firearms or when it's in there, immediate possession or control. lafayette joins other bay area cities including aniak oakland, san francisco and san jose and having stricter gun control laws. in the south bay. 3 men have been arrested after police say they burglarized local businesses in san jose. san jose police have 3 men in custody who may have nicknamed the honesty, burglary crew because police say the group is responsible for dozens of commercial burglaries between march and july and the willow glen neighborhood, the burglars with smash the stores with their odyssey minivans and steal merchandise. cash, sometimes even atms. all are facing charges for several counts of commercial b

it's important to our city. it's important to us and it's important to you, so thank you. >> thank you. any debate on the motion or further discussion? hearing none, all in favor, please say yes? >> yes. [multiple voices] any opposed say no. all righty. the motion passes. [gavel] we will move on to item no. 9. mr. fuller, please call that item. >> item nine is the director hiring update and it is being provided by, pardon me, shawn sherburn, the assistant director ever employment services for human said services -- human services and joining us via teleconference so he should be coming up on the screen. unmute yourself and the floor is yours. >> good afternoon, commissioners. can you hear me? >> we can hear you. >> great. thank you mr. fuller and thank you for inviting me. actually, i have great news. this morning, we were able to secure a contract, at least moving forward with a contract with berkeley search. we worked with the office of contract administration as well as the mayor's office but this morning, we

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a good city is. it's a city, it's an inclusive and, and that is a lie and there is a song in that city until then jakarta will continue to sink. the metropolis remains the capital and economic center of the aneesha. it's hard to imagine that this will change any time soon for what good home look like. that reuse resources are rely sodden on materials that are readily available. we met an indian architect who strives to cut consumption by embracing such materials as an asset and got a house store in delhi. ah, the new daily skyline is a mixture of modern skyscrapers, and energy intensive, poorly designed constructions. carbon emissions from buildings are often neglected from the climate debate, but in india, buildings alone are said to contribute to 40 percent of energy related carbon emissions. ocoee, daphne london, paval has been designing sustainable function of buildings for over 20 years. he says their need is now urgent. but there are still a lot of misconceptions about what green building desig

city council put a temporary hold on all the new gun shops opening within city limits. as max darrow shows us, residents are split on the decision. >> reporter: jane buscher was raising her kids in redwood city . >> i love this neighborhood, it has a sense of community, there's a ton of families who live here . >> reporter: there is a possibility of a particular kind of shop opening up in the neighborhood that gives her a sense of anxiety. >> it is such a central, and family focused location, it just feels very out of place. >> reporter: earlier this fall, redwood city received and in very about opening a gun shop at roosevelt plaza . there are currently no gun shops in redwood city. the plaza is near an elementary school, a church, a market, and a library. when buscher found out. >> i was upset, i was worried for my kids safety. given what is going on in our nation, right now, with gun violence in school, it feels very tone deaf to have a gun shop in the vicinity of a schoolyard. with the help of some other parents, with kids in the school district, r, the city council

it means the world to our city. we are coming back. and i want to say how grateful i am as a supervisor i will do everything i can to stand with the mayor to make sure we have the funding for this we need. and we are funding our cbd's and bringing our city back to get better the numbers we had in 2019. and with that, it is my pleasure to welcome john anderson the general manager of the marriott marky. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your leadership in district 6. i get to chair the [inaudible] and the general manager of the san san francisco marriott marky. this neighborhood is important to the ambassadors. a year ago we stood here not far from here in yerba buena and introduced the san francisco welcome ambassador program. thanks to the support london breed, it has been successful, would you agree? good. today over 4 million welcomes later it is i pleasure to say and celebrate the success of the program to see how far we have some on the road to recovery. in quarter 3 of this year san francisco recorded the best tourism quarter s

diehard to the point he made the trip to mexico city to see his favorite team. >> i saw mexico city on the schedule and you've got to make the international trip, it happens once every 10 years or so so my girlfriend and i wanted to take advantage. >> east. they host games outside the united states and this year the figment -- the 49ers were chosen to go down to mexico to play the cardinals. he says he goes to one away game every year so he chose this one, he said it almost felt like a home game. >> we are staying downtown, and there are 49er fans everywhere. there are few cardinal fans here, not completely absent but the niner fans are outnumbering them. there are 20 49er fans to everyone cardinal fan. >> video he sent shows a sea of red on saturday night, hours before kick off a similar scene. massive amounts of 49er fans in front and around the stadium. leading to what newman says is an experience you won't forget. >> when you go to a place like mexico city where you have fans traveling all over the world, even the locals here in mexico going to support the 49ers, it goes to show ho

does it need to us from the city of palo alto? >> there are 3 a new city council members coming to the council in january. these businesses that we spoke to today are hoping that ehey will address the parking issue first thing next year reporting here in palo alto, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, county officials held an annual flag raising ceremony and a day of remembrance for the transgender community yesterday. each year survivors hold that event to bring visibility to the struggles of trans and non-binary or non gender individuals. the county's chair of the lgbtq commission. thank county supervisors for their ongoing support and describe actions that the county can take to improve outcomes for marginalized communities. >> i ask is where the water supervisors to continue to support and bring visibility to the gender diverse community members by non-binary and transgender community members with programs services and allocating funding. specifically providing programming in affordable housing. >> mateo county has been obse

city. he asked to remain anonymous for safety. >> i left due to the economic situation in my country. you cannot make much money there. i have my daughter's my wife and my mother and that is why i made it to the united states. i was homeless a lot of the time. i went to the darien jungle. i was in there for seven days eating only bread. i got out of there and made it to panama and then costa rica and the nicaragua. it was complicated. we were always running. i made it to guatemala and then we crossed into mexico. mexico was a nightmare. they attacked venezuelans a lot. the police come immigration officials. when i made it to the state of monterey, i did not have money anymore. i had nothing. searched for a train known as "the beast." the train took us all the way to your the u.s.-mexico border. we hit and ran so aggression agents would not arrest us. we saw mexican immigration so we waited for them to pass on their boats stuff there we decided to jump in the river. the water completely cove

area bus up here, city goes all is going to be, i may be in lacrisha. could you demo from a great deal of subordinate, the whole usa logo licorice to the bisco community pissed off. switch to a door community. for for am i do you prefer? i didn't ask that the quote for fail budget because i forgot nina pushed me off with us. no idea of what you skeptical yet. i said, what does that, what is it a wait till a little skeleton with an inch ski? yes, there was the quote that on my way to shoot as media with your jump to pollution, will that work? well, most people watch it, but there's anything missing where she is able to watch that when it got put, pushed some english thought. because learning mental, there was a meeting for screening switch and you're more the morrison la poppy or more than the visits anybody else at the mustang can. it's totally doable by us at the new ways to prevent this notion of by absol about it. when you get more than that, you've been used to some of our left. sure. well, those are the bus after school when you're somebody filled

of daly city in california. since arriving here in san francisco in 1985 in addition to all the work he did in the private sector and as a civil servant as the chairman of the good will industries and served on the boards of the bay area council of boy scout and the san francisco university, the san francisco civil grand jury and as president of the congregation [inaudible]. he also a member of the san francisco graffiti task force and the lake merced club. he has been a leader in the jewish war veterans and served on the border of the west point jewish chapel fund on and the presidio and relations council and hiring our heroes job expo for military veterans and provide resources to veterans making the transition to civilian life. for his efforts he received a distinguished leadership award in 2018. him and his wife barbara live in west portal in district 7. they have three children and one a officer himself and one in san luis obispo and a third near by working at ucsf. they have grandchildren and i know he'sal

and all of the city departments that helped as limp city officials. this have med a difference. consul general ferer. but well is one person we could not have done this without this woman lucie you invested thus anltdzs of hers doing the administrative part of making the dream possible for the people. she and the mothers up here are a part of filipino american history as we kickoff this celebration see their face and known talks about it they make up the fabric and legacy the filipino american history of soma and san francisco. reflection, resilience and reinvention. every day and every way we have the choice to acknowledge where we have come from. honest ouror or strengths and resilience and use the opportunity from those this came before us to fight for a better future. whether you choose to make your imprint a machine if the warriors or rapper a community leader, doctor, lawyer or hard working mother giving her family a better life in the south of market do it proudly, fiercely and hum low and never forgetting those that paved the way before you thank you and happy filipino a

this is my city and today i don't rescue noise this city. and that's why i'm running for district attorney. it is not just about talk and saying, we'll make san francisco safe again. it is about doing the work. getting out. makes arrests and make people safe in san francisco. we have people in this city, many people in the city that are fendzing for themselves that stops. we get become to the work of protecting people and delivering a justice system that we all deserve. [applause]. >> everybody can hear me? good evening usf, it is wonderful to be back after like joe i graduated from usf school law. stole it now. and neighborhood i lived in north beach for 27 years. i lived in now i live in mission with my 8 year old son who attends school in the mission. i'm running for this city because right nought city is in crisis. the corruption and mismanagement and back room deals of a single administration lead the city in disgrace. that's why now we need an independent district attorney someone removed from the politics and press conferences and wil

we seen the cities or around the cities because. busy a moving seems her on the wall is part of the centralized industrial system of the 20 century. okay, so here you will see different things about the right thought of the year. we bring the pines there. the idea then is to integrate agriculture and industry into the city of tamara. as far as possible, everything should be produced locally, food building materials and energy. this they paved the way to a c o. 2 neutral future de la, the word used for the prototype buildings comes from forest is located right next to the valid our lab need. so every piece of timber has been meticulously, color coded or oh, you see that we paint every song with a different color because we do a g o localization. and then i would a, the ice to be very rarely called because then when we see the construction that we do, we can know each piece of timber from which 3 was coming from outside . well, the whole point is eventually we're gonna have to start thinking about a different ways of building that a f

the city couldn't do anything. that is the new deal that is the shining star, and all we do is -- but the city should now with the infrastructure bill invest in this. because the city needs to walk the walk. thank you very much. >> >> there are no other public commenters on the line. >> thank you very much. public comment is closed. >> thank you for being here today. >> next item. >> approval of draft meeting minutes (discussion and action item) >> commissioners, i hope you have had enough time to review the minutes. >> i don't know if this is a typo, the second sentence, it says abe, i don't know if it should say ape. >> noted. >> any other comments? >> seeing none. >> public comment is closed. >> >> commissioners, do we have motion? >> i make a motion to approve the draft minutes. >> [roll call] >> motion passes. >> general public comment (discussion item) >> is there any member of the public that would like to make comments not on the agenda? >> we have no commenters. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >>

the city of the past on cheering crowds welcome ukrainian troops in the city president leverits zalinski calls it a historic day. also on the show us present joe biden, to take center stage at un climate summit. egypt, he warns global warming threatens the life of the planet, but he says, america will meet. it's a mission targets i 2030 ah . my go cropped welcome to the program. we begin with celebrations in ukraine, ukrainian forces liberating the city of hassan. keith says it's in the final stages of reclaiming territory. left by retreating, russian troops. moscow illegally annexed for regions including cassandra, 6 weeks ago. kremlin maintains, at the city will nonetheless remain part of russia. ah, hearing residents of her soul hoist the ukrainian flag again and the susie's freedom square. c ha, it's a rare moment and the bus is owns of ukraine. the departure of russian forces and arrival of ukrainian soldiers has brought back hope the troops are returning to his guard landscape. these are images of antonia sky, bridge before's was destroyed. it was the only connection across the den

city to remove as proposed. the reason i read that is because we did not ask the question was not asked by the prop i people as to fill negligent blank. to me it means shortning the existing noon to on friday to 6 a.m. is a no starter. i can reject that because a minimum the way i read that the voters said sticking with when we got and certainly you could ectrapulate and say the voters expressed you can expand what you got. i wanted to state that for the record. and i hear the pleas of supervisor mar and i understand the other realities which is that come 3 montes from now the state of emergency that the governor declared ends and clearly i think this board has to act prior to that. nothing changes today or tomorrow buoy think the board has to codify prior to the end of february. and so that leaves me with one question which is there was another election on the ballot and that was the district 4 election which relative to this supervisor who supported the encum band mar was not the outcome i desired having said

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because while the city and the person in city hall may change the community deserves these projects. original buildings built 80 years ago and not built to last for as long as they have. we worked to rebuild the community surrender way with residents move in the 72 new homeos 1101 connecticut. this will be here will be the seconded affordable housing to break ground as part of potrero hill master plan. will bring 157 new homes to the neighborhood. 117 of those reserved for current residents already call potrero home and will create 40 additional affordable homes new housing opportunity here as we reimagine this neighborhood. includes 10 units servesh reserved through the preference program so they are not displaced. the building will have on sight property management and service. community gathering spaces and on sight minipark and the public. affordable childcare approximate this is just the beginning. i am honored gather to break ground on the next step for the community and i can't wait to be here for the grand opening the next decade planning up to 1700 new home in the neighborho

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it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> first let me acknowledge paul we left outside. he is under the tent, which is good. he is an ambassador. cudos he is amazing. [applause] thank you and to acknowledge another doctor carol tang director of the children's creativity museum. put a nice roof over our heads appreciate it, carol >> welcome to the yerba buena gardens a beautiful garden i'm scott ruiz the new director for the yerba buena community benefit district and the gardenace conservesancey. thank you for having me both organizations are dmited improve thanksgiving yerba buena neighborhood. yerba buena is a u neefk neighborhood. culture, convention and community meet. we have world class museums like this amazing children's creativity. the amazing moscone convention center. hotels. educational snoous institutions the yerba buena gardens. small businesses, restaurants and live/work senior housing, et cetera . yerba buena is a diverse and unique community. i want to highlight this museum bring your kids

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this is a challenging city. we know it's a major city and a city that so many people want to be in. when people catch bart from the airport, they get off here and go up the escalators with their suitcases to go to check into their hotels. people who visit and come visit san francisco for conventions, that's a big part of our economic engine. that's a big part of how we're able to afford to pay for the city services in the first place. today when we talked about safety, we talked about a desire to have people return to work in the downtown area can. we talked about how people who work in the downtown area in general want to feel safe and secure. so today, wa we want to announce is a significant investment in our ambassador program that will change not just what happens downtown, but will change and support communities all over san francisco that we know are in desperate need of it. [applause] you know, i'm proud of this city because safety we know is not just about our police force even though we have a need for police officers. we are looking at ways in which we can have alternative

gordo had to mexico city. the generals have decided the mexican generals have decided to give it one one last stand and they do and so one option for the americans is to send a division to flank the mexican army at cherubusco by by by cutting across these lava beds a not so young and not so young engineered named robert e. lee finds the path to cross these lava beds, but they're relatively unguarded path to mexico city because no one it seems had found a path through them before at least not invading army clearly, so they're relatively ungurred. so that's that's one possibility to to do by marching across the lava bit taking the small village of contreras. and then attacking from the rear and that would split the mexican forces and that's that's really the american plan to take mexico city. so, it's august 19th an american division marches across the lava beds. they've they've fought earlier in the day at contreras. they're gonna fight later in the day the same day the battle of chura bus go with turned into o

executive director of livable city. we are in support of the ordinance and just wanted to commend supervisor dorsey and supervisor haney for taking this on. i served on the soma task force and thought about land used and how to keep the vital use of mixes in soma. i think we made a mistake with the buffer districts. realizing years later we made every night life venue in the district non confirming with the buffer districts meaning that businesses couldn't relocate. you couldn't open new ones and what happened to the stud and the landlord extorted them for money and couldn't move and [inaudible] beloved my my community caused it to close down so this will fix that. now these uses to be good neighbor and not just the folks living in the residential enclaves but the folks in the mixed-use and ncd districts as well and in the code people live in the other districts and not mixed-use but a lot of people live in the mixed-use and good neighbors whether they're on the ground floor, next dooro behind and that's where the good

the escape boom has gained traction in many cities across here. the idea is to get from a to b quickly with a rented ease scooter, and simply leave it for the next person. but the rise of the ease scooter has brought problems to carelessly parked east scooters. for example. with we're and m. o wouldn't be a little bit different or an even worse problem. the scooters are often intentionally dumped into rivers and canals, but here they're getting a 2nd. life was room or 6. i think i'm going to use this to a said like stucco vol, shelf system. one of that, one of the main parts, so you can use it as, as late as support it for the shelf system and making the shelf as surface wister ro, aluminum sheets much tommy, this taught up how can we shine a light on this problem? mosquito, as long as the scooter is in the canal, it's invisible. you know, if we make a line out of it, people can see it can relate to it. so we're lucky out, and because we're keeping the main design features of the scooters like the colors and shapes, so people can immediately tell

ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. ukraine celebrates as it's for, says, liberty, the key city of hassan, crowns and both p of and her so on sheer ukrainian forces. taking the city after russia retreats president lensky calling. it's a historic day also coming up. you as president joe biden arrives in cambodia for the as an summit. he's looking to asian nations for support in containing china. will go live, took non pen for more and after a 4 year wait, it's back. marvels, black panthers, superheroes, sequel, what kinds of forever hits cinemas free this week, but will match the oscar winning success of its predecessor ah. a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin with celebrations in ukraine after the liberation of the keys, southern city of clare sawn from russian invaders moscow, illegally annexed for regions of ukraine, including her son just 6 weeks ago, the kremlin, and says, the city will re, in part of russia, despite the withdrawal of its troops, chance of victory fill the air in newly liberated her son. this is the moment ukrainian forces are greeted