professional low i'm a data engineer i hold a bachelors in mechanics from beshg low and [inaudible] i republican for san francisco board in 2015. since then i travelled the counsel row and returned hem in 2021. through faith i responsiblesed poverty during the pandemic living helpful a year out of my car it is difficult to comp henldz that the tools are in the there for people to fight out. you can look yourself behind the mc donalds counter or stay homeless. education is a third option. i'm stephanie a district 2 supervisor in san francisco running for another term this november dp love your support past 5 years i have been focussed on things that are important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran a

eventual low to the city. the ever changing property management companies and series of broken promises to they residents. equally is the resilience and dedication to community the residence have shown. i will fast forward not to present i will fast forward it june fifth, 2007 a crucial moment in relation this to board's activities approve a resolution to guide the city and mid town park residents in formulating a long-term ownership structure and development plan. and again that was in 2007. the resolution detailed 5 principles realize long-term ownership. name low prevenning displacement involving tenants and protecting affordability and exploring alternative ownership structures and faith, sanitary and decent housing. where as clause noted that quote, mo is committed to working with the tenants to complete the planning transfer of ownership and rehab of mid town p apartments. 15 years later, 15 years later, it is clear no progress has been made by the mayor's office of housing to achieve this. this past bud

complete low. and so all i'm saying that while we consider meeting the housing element and building new housing. we are also losing people, we are pricing people out. so how do we balance between yes the condominium to the state to build more housing and really also accommodate next generation or the older generation and the same time we have to balance it out with preserving the existing housing and protecting the existing attentives that is trying to surviv in san francisco. and we want to be collaborative and try to meet demands. but can we also push back and have boundary and protect san francisco? thank you. sthsh supervisor dhan. mandelman. i think you are trying to take our temperature on the housing leadership and figure out what the members of board are like low to do or not do in january. near me i feel like as often happens with the housing conversations people spoke in general wragzs and talk past each other. i bristol against the notion san francisco does in the produce market rate hou

let's get together, joint low and investigate joint low practice cute the things and joint low assist the community in getting become and standing on the 2 feet instead of the community we are in this is an abyss like a zombie land. >> please. >> yes, of course we have to acknowledge they are under staffd and they have been demoralized as people pointed out for a number of reasons. and including like i said the decriminalization of crimes boy the da and refusal to prosecute those who have been rested. what i have done since taking office is foster a working rep with chief scott and his staff and have my chief deputies meet with the command staff to form a new working rep and partnership what san front needs to move forward in the right direction. in addition to that, i gone around to the police stations and 5 so far to talk to the rank and file. to say, gone are the days we don't value the work you do. if you investigate a case correctly and you bring it to us we will make sure there is accountability. we have to make sure that they feel motivated do work at the high level and again t

and tax revenues are forecasted quarter low for quarter low more often and to take you through a 21-22. the forecast worsened over time inform spring of 21, a year and a half ago, we forecasted gross receipts 335.6 million dollars. that was budgeted in the fall of 21, we issued the 5 year financial plan we lowered to 296.2 million. february 22 the 6 mont report based on factors we saw we will get more. we bumped up the forecast it 303 opinion 7 million. we need to forecasted where we ended up in our audit financial statement that year ends in august of 22 was 278.6 million. worse than forecast and budget. work from home was not participated at the time of budget development. as well in spring of 21 we did not know about all of the delta and omicron waves had not happened or anticipate exclude pushed businesses return to office from fall 21 everyone talked about coming become labor day. many pushed back toward thanksgiving and after the new year. and so this was none of that was anticipate in the 21. and all of that upon part of why our business taxes did not ends up as high as we thoug

there are many chips and computer chips we were not able to get orders time low we went in per se low pass to up grid modems and roll out signs as they came in. we are 50% with the one for one replace am when we guaranteed in the proposal. of the digital signs out there. with the new lcd signs. we are 50% there. we have where we could not get signs have the issue where we might lose or network upgraded the older signs and run throughout turn down of at&t, verizon is next but should be ready 100%. we also have within this project component of not solar signs. a lot of the areas where we don't have signage today you will see shelters this have a sign that is blanked out there is no power available. no pg sxeshgs to tap into. typeset is confound to me that in downtown san front at gear and he kaerny i can't get power to that shelter there. we are working. with our partners at clear channel who maintain the signs and work with pg and e they now want us to meter those shelters. we kent do. we are working with ares to see in those areas there should be power available to power them but in o

it was low 60s in the bay . to go along with the idea of this rain, which was getting her tomorrow , the colder air will start filtering in. we turn the calendar to tomorrow and it's november. it is right on the money. it will start looking and acting like it. it is the morning lows that will be the bigger deal. here are tomorrow's daytime highs. i am close to 70 here and we are pretty much going to keep it in line with this for the next seven days, but it is wednesday and thursday morning when we are going to start getting down into the low 30s and some of the northbay valley. here is what is causing that cooldown. this is the storm tomorrow and we will bring those first lines of showers get into the northbay in time for the late morning commute tomorrow. 8:00 and 9:00, northbay commuters, that is or rain. if you are in early commuter, you might miss it. then on the roads being slick tomorrow morning and by the late morning, it gets down to the golden gate. this is when the majority of us notice the rain. this

low pressure is still parked above us. once it pushes to the south, we are left with warm air ridging its way into california. we are going to see temperatures jump really quick. daytime highs today in the upper 50s, lower 60s near concord, fairfield, even along the coastline too. look at the numbers today. i can't stress this enough. we are dealing with upper 50s but upper 60s returning for san francisco as early as wednesday. we are seeing 70s finally returning as early as wednesday for friends in the north bay and we'll average to the mid 60s as we wrap up the week even for friends in our inland east bay. >>> 95% of inmates serving time in california prisons will at some point be released. 2/3 will often reoffend and return to prison based on recent stats. exploring the push within the system to change that and the solution can be found more than 5,000 miles away. >> we do have a lot of violence in this yard. fights, batteries. as a matter of fact we had a murder in a housing unit a month and a half ago. they did cpr on

we have stocks that are off 30, 40% off the october lows. those kinds of lows are not sustainable. >> what do you think? chase it or make it? >> three of those days marked the end of a bare market. seven were in the middle of the bare market. it was bullish for them to grow in the stock. we saw a lot of rotation when they were down to 3 to 5% at one point today that are low volatile stock names, health care sector, energy sector. technology moving higher. there is a rotation the last couple of days to play the upside. so there could be some follow through. the tenure below 4%. the evaluates can be lifted just a little bit. >> what did the options market tell you? >> we saw a tremendous amount of people selling insurance on the market and buying the upside call. so they squeezed the market out. i expected a big move, a 5, 10% move given the way that the options were trading. so it is not surprising to see it on the upside. the call buyers are pushing people out. >> mike what do you see next? >> one -- the big news, of course is that the infla

total low it does not pencil out for everyone. i have been when we prosecute were discussing ranges and fees when we looked at like market value of land it was like woo space is one way of thinking how to charge for over 10 thousand dollars. it was much like a point to make this the one, 2 and 3 so it is not a barrier entry. i want to call out it is clear here the additional parking space is that in case is this second column. not 2,000 plus 2,000 it is or 3,000 and 3,000 it is 3,000 and additional 1500. and the left point to clarify a plug for public parklets questions about restaurants i want to make sure you understood some could have a public park lest you are novelty dining or private dining but a restaurant could have that and have coffee or cookies. not have that can be the cheaper rate and may be a better option for a business may be you are an instruct and the 3,000 suspect too steep that is why it is cost third degree way we love public parklets and want to see them continue. i -- go ahead i will come become >> i had a q

there is low housing, which is 50% of ami or area median income goes to low income 50 to being 80%. moderate is 60 ever80 to 120 and sometimes in prop b can go up to 140. i think sometimes we 92ed the flex at because we don't when we are baking manage in the charter how the compel be in years to come. we have aggressive targets and district 6 supervisor one thing i said in my speech after sworn in not enough as a district 6 supervisor to be a reliable voter on housing the district 6 supervisor is the conserves housing for the board of supervisors. if we are going to fulfill the promise of the progressive and ambitious housing elemented ever. we have to build supporting housing in our own district but also in every district at all income levels and we are meeting the tarts of affordability the state has set. i'm committed to make sure we fulfill the promise of the most progressive housing element in san francisco history. >> last question is billie cooper. >> hi, everyone. low income housing is when we need. poor people couldn't afford, affordable housing that is number one. i am one

and this is perfect low legal. and therefore, the question of driving or not driving is kind of pretty flaky. in addition to that, if you work for a cab company, in almost any capacity, certainly in the past, pumping gas. you upon don't have to drive. because you w for a cab dump. so there were many issue many reasons this lots of people did not drive. butt point that i cannot understand is if how do we get in a position that mta does not recognize disability. ad a for cabdrivers? they employ thousands and for everybody else is ad a. >> thank you. >> can you hear me? >> okay. again are if the record marcello career cabdriver and medan dammion holer since 2009. i know james limp a professional driver. and not a caves someone break his body dun providing professional service to san francisco residents and visitors. so, in the sake of time, i just want it urge you to not let them revoke his medallion he served the communities for 4 decades and just like the aging population of k medallion holders all he wants is to le

low and at the state and extra credit for i public bank low interest loans there needs compromise a concession about the stream lining for the 50% affordable we have it with sb35. be happy with this and otherfects get together and w on raising that funding. thank you. good evening this donna. i live in the sunset. i of glad to hear supervisor mar say you could rise to the occasion for this problem. if but i had it agree that you have not yet done so. we have a system here for decision making on housing that has taken a long time. it should be easy wherever it get a good project approve immediate san francisco. i want to encourage supervisors to care about all levels of housing because each level will affect the other. and i would discourage supervisors for thinking some extra money from the state is needed to solve our own problem. specific low please avoid high inclusionary demands. thank you. upon 23 are listening otherwise we will take the last group to the end. next caller. >> good evening this is united [inaudible] it is disstressing to read it and hear the artech ligz well is

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that means low to mid-60s. we usually don't see the latter half of november a huge swing and temperatures from the coast to further inland. that will be the case. the warmest spot in one in the mid-60s. the coolest spots along the coast in the upper half of the 50s. plenty of sunshine. the next chance of showers we will keep looking for after tomorrow, not likely to arrive until either next weekend or maybe the beginning of thanksgiving weekend. anytime you are looking at data beyond seven days in advance, it's tenuous to say the least. >> you are off the hook been. >>> it was only three weeks ago that cal fire announced that the mosquito fire was contained. and burned for six weeks through 120 square miles of placer and endicott oh county. the damages left behind is now sparking the interest of new generations of forster's. >> elisha is taking the dbh. >> reporter: from the classroom. students gathered critical information on a patch of land that just two months ago was in feet of the mosquito fire. >> it was

low in october home depot does not. look at the next chart, another way to draw the lines, it's not only did it not make a low it's a triple bottom and it has moved above the down trend line and then finally the same chart just using the 150 day moving average instead of a trend line which is mathematically about to flatten. this has all the elements of a bearish to bullish reversal and one other way to draw the lines would be like that very developmental >> that the a buy for you, brian, on that developmental bullish pattern that he just made >> i think so. it is compelling if the market still has more room to go to the upside, sara, you mentioned interest rates, lower now below 4% if they continue to stay that way over this next week, earnings comes out and the market gets more momentum to the upside there could be that in store for home depot and buying an at the money call has been my favorite trade over the last few weeks you're getting enough movement to the upside. you're only risking the premium of the call maki

up .2 but still historically low. we focused on these polls and these surveys that show consumers are angry and upset and disappointed with the inflation numbers at the same time they have jobs. and i don't know, tyler, but to me nothing drives spending like having a job and a paycheck. >> hmm i mean, it's a key point here, too, that part of what is fueling this spending is the fact that things are costing more and people are just having to pay more out of pocket, though right? and you're seeing that in some of the debt. the credit card debt numbers and those metrics are starting to come out as well melissa, i want to go back to you and just ask, if you look under the hood across the different retailers that have reported so far this week, there are these signs that higher inflation is having an impact, albeit maybe differently at different stores >> exactly, morgan walmart said yesterday that it's really getting its sales growth from the necessities, from grocery, not from diskregsry so in many ways walmart and targe

we had a low-key thanksgiving. it was just our family, a couple of friends, kanye, and this weird friend he brought who i know absolutely nothing about. he had a little mustache right here. that's all i know about him. we'll get to that in a second. i personally had a lot to be thankful for this year. family, friends, health, all that stuff. also, herschel walker saying the word "erection" on television. >> first, of all, this word is more about erection. this is all about herschel walker. >> jimmy: well, who wouldn't have erections on his mind, sitting between two of the sexiest men alive? i watched a good amount of football this weekend. the real kind, not your kind, guillermo. the kind with helmets. >> guillermo: soccer. >> jimmy: this was the pitt game. pitt was well ahead in the 4th quarter when one of their defensive linemen had a very big reaction to what, exactly? i'm still not sure. >> number 95, not a very happy camper. there is something going on between him and miami. fascinating reaction here. look at

good autobiography wes low senior policy manager. thank you supervisor preston for champion thanksgiving residence loug. upon we are not america the people who want treatment. not staffed serve nose we know who dpo pre-existing programs or under resourced the over dose crisis is on going and unable to provide treatment on demand the time we should expand access the mayor is closing the most consistent low utilized harm reduck program in country. in february dem director said they would have people arrested if they did deposit enengage with the tenderloin center. the mayor will close the location offering low threshold care to hundreds of people a day. f as tom said the goal it learn. the executive branch learned nothing they are in opposition to heeling and progress. this is negligent and it is contrary to demand. ensure there is no gap in services for hundreds served by the tenderloin center. thank you. >> supervisors a hearing long issue lengthy presentations with no standards. i think it is time for a high level investigation. of

mike, what are you doing >> home depot will be announcing earnings along with lowe's we do own lowe's i'm looking at home depot which is typically the better operator they have higher retail sales per square foot than lowe's does and a much higher concentration of sales to professionals. now i think an important thing to remember about home depot, this is a company that got a lot of full forward, i think, during the pandemic we had a booming real estate market, a booming home builder market fueled in large part by very low rates those tail winds have become head winds and that's hit the stock hard i would point out as we take a look at this thing that right now relative to the s&p trading at a very low multiple historically this is traded at a significant premium to the s&p multiple. right now trading at less than 17 times earnings. that is a question what will earnings be? we'll learn about that next week that does give us a little bit of a potential upsidek kick if the news turns out to be okay. possibly home improvement will be a little bit less rate sensitive than the home builder

liz: would you agree, you can't have it both ways, can't have low borrowing costs and low prices. dutch just went off on the fed. i'm not sure i agree with that. >> by the way, you can have that. but not in this environment after massive money printing and after creating stock market bubbles that are insane. not after creating a housing bubble that you can't afford a house right now. not after creating inflation where an average person -- my liz: organic,. >> no. screamly? >> it is six bucks. liz: i had two eggs today, what is that four bucks together? >> imagine if you had to buy that at a diner? it would have been 20 bucks. liz: i don't know what they're talking about. prices are still high. that is true. of charlie, thank you very much. we need to look at markets. the dow was down 500 points. at session lows, the dow has swung 920 points from peak to tough. all three major industryies down ward trend. closing bell, four minutes away. look at green. that would be nice. boeing is actually soaring at the top of the blue-chips it told investors it plans to ramp up production. deman

temperatures are in the upper 40s and low 50s across the board. not a lot of variation, we will see some more differences in temperatures by early tomorrow morning. mid-40s around the bay, upper 30s in land. a frost advisory for inlet parts of the bay area through nine a clock a.m. tomorrow at high temperatures tomorrow still 5 to 6 degrees below average, maybe a degree or two warmer than today, but once again, mid-50s along the coast, everybody will be in the upper 50s and low 60s in the center clara valley and south bay, in land to the east bay, temperatures will reach the upper 50s and low 60s. mostly low 60s north of the golden gate until you go for the north, where temperatures will be quite a bit cooler for lake county, lakeport reaching the middle portions of the 50s. heading out to levi stadium sunday evening, temperatures at kickoff in the upper 50s. temperatures will warm up a little bit next week. we just have the one chance of rain in the seven day forecast saturday afternoon north of the golden gate, then, we drawing out for all of ne

i can bear low remember. i remember well is uncertainty and businesses and people does not know the next rules. i think we were able to project that by communicating with city hall and understanding our best guess. we got positive feedback on communications we did. the that was the first full year we had switched to street plus as cleaning operations. they really, really prove said their worthy in this year. they were -- under staffed because of covid it was hard to get people to come in the city. we had a manager who was incarcerated individual who had huge important. really enthusiastic and very little experience in managing teams and little experience in interface with community. he had a bit of a rocky story we worked with him and really stuck our necks out to min tained him. recrewed him from plan to be a part of the board and lives in the neighborhoods and took the manager under his wing as a mentor and i'm happy it say he has turned out to be the best managers and i neighborhood fixture everybody knows

low and at the state and extra credit for i public bank low interest loans there needs compromise a concession about the stream lining for the 50% affordable we have it with sb35. be happy with this and otherfects get together and w on raising that funding. thank you. good evening this donna. i live in the sunset. i of glad to hear supervisor mar say you could rise to the occasion for this problem. if but i had it agree that you have not yet done so. we have a system here for decision making on housing that has taken a long time. it should be easy wherever it get a good project approve immediate san francisco. i want to encourage supervisors to care about all levels of housing because each level will affect the other. and i would discourage supervisors for thinking some extra money from the state is needed to solve our own problem. specific low please avoid high inclusionary demands. thank you. upon 23 are listening otherwise we will take the last group to the end. next caller. >> good evening this is united [inaudible] it is disstressing to read it and hear the artech ligz well is

our quick build projects successful in getting improve ams quick low with low cost slugsz. i want to applaud a walk sf again for their success with prospect j and prop l in get thanksgiving passed. votersment those improvements and now. the success of the safe street pop suspicions many of you supported, shows there is an appetite in san francisco for protective bike lanes and car free spaces and wukable amenities for transit funding and you other agency that is potential low makes sure how that gets funded. i'm calling to command walk sf for work and to urge the board. >> do the leave hanging fruit thing. thank you. >> good morning. . i did click on the link in the presentation and i'm looking at the vision zero high injury network and it is disappointing [inaudible] my first r tell be helpful if you could add a hot spot in there we need to focus on. potentially fatality in a spot and take it from there and priorities headed forward with it. my experience in san francisco is attempt to transferringical train fourth and king to the muni of the network line. that is [inaudib

raised the largest gift for a public hospital initial low. our mission is, lined with sfg heart and commitments there are and of course we also care about not only our service to team and the community. 20% of san francisco depoland everyier for care. when you look at the acute care hospital and the out patient hospital, 20% of all san francisco all the time the largest pediatric clinic. largest family health clinic. 30% of ambulance there. the place for people low income. medical, medicare. homeless, uninsured. we are prud to support that with our health equity lens. the next slide 7, talks about our priorities. approximate. we created fiscal year strategic plan with 4 areas to fund in terms of programs and [inaudible]. we have med a commitment to raise over 250 million dollars in those 5 years between fiscal 22 and 26, 250 million dollars, which it is what has been raised in the past 30 years. it is expectancyive, it is needed in order to support the work that fgment its prosecute void to the community and whether capitol or prioritiesure a

and potential low as early as january. when you have the joint commission meeting the council is encouraged to consider hearing an update on another significant disability and aging services initiative. which is the age and disability friends low san francisco implementation plan and work group part of this meeting. and the remainder of my items are items i have mentioned in the past so i will stop there for now. if you would like to engage with any aspects of this report the council or the members of the public, please feel free to contact us mod @sfgov.org or calling us 415-554-6789 and join our distribution list by going to our website sf. gov/mod. thank you and that concluded my report. >> very good. amazing report and i was told that a great site with the -- we are having -- mod party going to be december ninth. from 3-5. this the regular time for meeting was not -- upon the public since mdc event and public friends are used -- public space. this is nicole, i wanted reiterate it is intedded to be the meeting for the m

most of us will do low to mid 40s . if you have any access, any influence to the bay itself and whatever little humidity is there, that will help keep temperatures a little warmer for you. if we use the north bay valley numbers, it went down to 30. i don't think we are going that low again. but tomorrow at 33, 34 monday so if you could call that a warming trend. but it is still going to be 37 degrees nor the morning low wednesday. it will never improve a whole lot. but at least we will pull you away from the freeze and the frost concerns by the middle part of the week. meantime, daytime highs are not an issue at all. pretty much right on the market for average this time of the year. this is what most of the last two weeks have been like since we turned that exciting storm cycle off that we were in. we got rain earlier in the month. remember that? about the last week-and-a-half, it has been this. sunny, mild, wonderful in the afternoons. clear, and cold in the mornings. and we will do that all the way through thanksgivin

while the humidity is going to be low, it is not going to be catastrophically low, you know, lower than 10% when things really become tinder dry. the lowest humidity levels will be tracking tomorrow afternoon and around the 18, 19% range. and plus we would have that rain a week ago, which added a lot of moisture and they will fuel that helping us out with more rain. and we don't have any of that in the seven-day forecast, but there are some hints in the long range data from the climate prediction center that will show a slight chance shaping up for the bay area. a better chance of wetter than normal conditions as we look further down the line. the 8 to 14-day outlook for the last few days of november will show a significant signal. and we'll be waiting for the next rain chance to head our way. clear skies overhead. temperatures are dropping off in the low to mid-50s across the entire bay area. we'll end up with the 30s inleft-hand by tomorrow morning. that's the chilly start with the 40s around the coast. temperatures are going to warm up though. the offshore winds means slightly above

is apprehension what low level stops mean. the report and recommendations are very clear on what we mean by low level stops and these are not safety infractions. these are not things that make people less safe on the road immediately and so we think that there are other ways that we can handle some of these infractions or violations that don't increase disparities and or can aid people to actually fix their cars get these things settled to make everyone safer on the roads. >> that makes sense. it sound like then i think it was described as this all the elements reinforce each other having each element in place. that is very helpful to know. do you think-i know president elias talked about the lapd policy which is focused more on providing articiable ezrooens for pretext stops but doesn't identify low level violations. is it important that those elements be done together to maximize the effect based on your research? >> which element? >> both the prohibition using stops and ban for low level violation. as i said the lapd policy

low numbers compared to recent years. when i put this together a week ago we were on parwith last year. and updates from yesterday have us escape am at 356 pish puts us on parwith purple line of 2020. tuolumne run declining over democracied. this is the plot of escapement from -- apologize for the tiny numbers from 1952-2021. the populations gone through cycles in the past more and less fish. you see that were they don't get a break over time. there is a series of droughts. ocean fisheries collapse closed the fishery in 2008 and 9. a company bright spots the wetter years in the past tended to produce higher numbers of fish and the settle am agreement the ssa that was implemented in 98 resulting in higher flows on the river. the spring flow escapement is broken down in the past you have a lot of adults coming back that has not worked for the last 15 years. used to be this clear relationship but does not seem to be working. escapement again like the last slide. spring flows over it 2 natural years later that shoes the break

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is focused on the liver because tumours there are notoriously hard to treat and survival rates are low. the hope is histotripsy will give inoperable patients like peter better treatment options. it sounded amazing, really. at the time, my alternative was basically to go to a stronger, heavier chemo and i was hoping not to have to do that. this is quite an opportunity. leeds teaching hospital's nhs trust is one of 16 centres in the us and europe taking part in the global hope for liver trial. its aim is to find out how safe and effective the treatment is. just 46 people worldwide have received the procedure so far, including peter. we are about to start a treatment here. professor tze min wah is overseeing his treatment. in the middle, next across, can you see the bubbles? that's the focal point of the treatment. you can hear the sound. so, can you see bits of the tumour being destroyed right now? you can see the focal point is destroying a tumour and as you can see the bright area here. early studies have shown histotripsy can also kick—start an immune response that enables the body

we have a number of projects that come in in the small cap in the low to mid dpourt's not propose to pushup against that limit. and any other thing this responsibility new construction versus conversion in an existing building if tell is new construction and america the 49, 999 square feet that it is through the planning code definition. thatting be a conversion situation that is a significant expansion. if this did occur i'm not aware of that occurring to date. butt specific cap is just a product of the system divided between the 49ers and everything botch this. >> that was a helpful explaination. thank you very much. >>mented responded? >> add 2 note in terms how we calculate. with the advent move to a digital plan check tool we kicked off during the pandemic. thes precise measurements it let's us validate a greater level of precision i wanted share that it has been a great new tool we have for doing calculations along these lines. in general this applies to everything. after the planning commission takes action. an applicant will file a building permit and verify the calculations

primary low that is their issue. but as the public defender noted people may present with this issue but have other significant behavioral healing needs. their needs will not be met. not able to exit the system successful low and the safely in the community without adequate, available dual diagnose treatment that really meets the needs. i know we are short on time i will try to feel upon be clear about the things i gisment to i have 4 talk points first, increased victim in the clinical staff resources we have in the jail behavioral healing system. second we need system change in this system to enable to assess people and reif he ever them to the treatments they need. that will require the support of the city from the board. i than my clothes and jail behavioral healing service are working collaborative low with the other system per ins the whichever's department and included to track the time and wait data for time and wait time and map the referral press and the place am press to identify the friction pointses exist

around that area of low pressure we see some spells of persistent rain. elsewhere mainly to the south of it for northern ireland the west of and wales we will see some sunny hours but further blustery showers and again those temperatures just leaking away a degree or two day by day. as we go into friday that area of low pressure is pulling away and they know we will see a few showers coming in on the west deliveries still it does look like fire today on friday and by no means everybody will see does showers around, it is western areas that are most likely to get them and most likely to get them and most like scotland as is ever the case with that wind direction and some spots will only be into single figure highs copy before this comes in at the weekend, as we go through friday night it will bump in the isobars, the winds falling light and that will allow temperatures to dip away and there will be a frost around in any places as saturday begins, at least a widespread ground frost but temperatures will be lower than this in the response is not. another sid

these are the forecast overnight lows, nothing unusual. but chile and so is the kids go to school and you go to work. it will be noticeable. that's this is the next system we're tracking, and it looks pretty good. i mean, it's kind of elongated and spread out that is an atmospheric river. by the way, it's just going the wrong way. it's going up towards the north. in the meantime, we've got that low. they brought the cold air, leaving the high builds in. we get a nice couple of days. and then friday night into saturday, this happens. temperatures drop a little bit on saturday morning with a few scattered showers sat by saturday afternoon. i think it's all done the forecast overnight lows. we saw those once he's the forecast highs. and then the five day forecast. you can see it right here with plenty of sunshine, really, for the early part of november, with that rain chance late friday night into saturday morning. bill thank you. well it's not even thanksgiving yet. but in san francisco, a sign of the season is taking center stage already in

you're in the low to mid 50s from napa to concord by the way, 34 degrees and half moon bay tide. it's previous record setback in 2006. look at the stunning pose sunset view from our east bay hills camera. it's gonna look different cold again tonight areas of morning morning frost stormy thursday morning commute. other system arrives this weekend. so we're going to show you what to expect first thing tomorrow morning. definitely the heavier coats and jackets. it's going to be sub freezing for places like napa santa rosa lakeport ukiah down to 30 in fairfield there 33 in livermore some of our coldest spots tomorrow afternoon clouds first begin to increase in the north bay and then eventually in the south bay, but you're looking at mid 50s to low 60s. today's highs were a couple of degrees below average to average and we're going to continue to see those temperatures sliding exclusive to abc 7 news. we have a level one storm coming your way on thursday brief downpours gusty winds half an inch to two inches for most areas and snow levels will be between 2500 and 3,000 feet. so first

and then, as we look ahead to wednesday, this big low still spinning to the north—west. this weather feature running in from the west is going to bring a zone of heavy rain and potentially a squeeze of really strong winds. gales are possible around the south—west of england, maybe the west of wales as well. it's also going to be very windy again in the northern isles, and we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards. temperatures, though, still down on where they have been —10—14 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: turkey says a person suspected of having left a bomb that caused an explosion on sunday in istanbul has been arrested by police. the blast killed at least six people and injured dozens more. president recep tayyip erdogan said the attack "smelled of terror". president volodymyr zelensky says ukrainian investigators in kherson have uncovered evidence of war crimes in areas of the city abandoned by russian forces on friday. he said those responsible would face justice. the security situation remains tense and an overnight curfew

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our quick build projects successful in getting improve ams quick low with low cost slugsz. i want to applaud a walk sf again for their success with prospect j and prop l in get thanksgiving passed. votersment those improvements and now. the success of the safe street pop suspicions many of you supported, shows there is an appetite in san francisco for protective bike lanes and car free spaces and wukable amenities for transit funding and you other agency that is potential low makes sure how that gets funded. i'm calling to command walk sf for work and to urge the board. >> do the leave hanging fruit thing. thank you. >> good morning. . i did click on the link in the presentation and i'm looking at the vision zero high injury network and it is disappointing [inaudible] my first r tell be helpful if you could add a hot spot in there we need to focus on. potentially fatality in a spot and take it from there and priorities headed forward with it. my experience in san francisco is attempt to transferringical train fourth and king to the muni of the network line. that is [inaudib

high temps climbing into the 60's to even low 70's. more on your forecast is still ahead. >> 9.13, the time check the forecast here on this wednesday before thanksgiving. got john. stand by. lots of sunshine out there today. tomorrow through black friday and keeping the dry weather around for your travels back home for the weekend after the holiday. it's honestly things looking really good out there. we love to see that sun above san jose already warming you up out of the 40's back up into the 50's for a lot of the bay and temps will continue to climb a little warmer than they did yesterday. whether it's the sierra, the bay area or the south southern california. we're all looking dry across the state. that storm system that worked its way into the pacific northwest to accident into the rockies now and will continue to push into the great plains if your travel plans involve heading that direction here across california says high pressure ridge that's in place. you'll notice that being a little bit hazy, but no spare the air alerts in ef

so, with another low pressure rolling in, we could see another 30—40 millimetres in places. by the end of the week, an excess of 80—90 may well have fallen across the north east of scotland. now, this is the next area of low pressure coming in with its strong winds pushing rain across many parts through the coming night and into thursday. but for what's left of this night, that rain stuck across the northern isles with a gale force wind blowing. elsewhere, the showers tending to fade back to the coast, a little cool inland with a touch of grass frost around first thing, the odd pocket of mist and fog. but it does look like a drier day for many. yes, there'll still be a few heavy showers around, even the odd rumble of thunder, and that rain and wind across shetland. and then later in the day, the next batch of wet and windy weather's arriving in the southwest. but in between, it's a little cooler than we've been used to, but there'll be some drier, brighter weather. however, those winds will be up to gale force, if not severe gale force across shetland for much of the day a

and it is a - low-cost journey for ryanair. low—cost journey for ryanair. thank you, good to talk to you, john grant front 0ag. needless to say when we get the numbers from ryanair we will update from rya nair we will update you. let's get some of the day's other news. the online furniture retailer made.com is set to go into administration by tomorrow, after attempts to find a buyer have failed. around 500 staff — most of them in the uk — are expected to lose theirjobs. thousands of customers also face uncertainty over whether they will receive a refund for outstanding orders. the fashion and furniture retailer next is believed to be the frontrunner to buy the made brand name. the new owner of twitter, elon musk, said on sunday that users of the social media site engaging in impersonation without clearly specifying it as a "parody" account will be permanently suspended without a warning. in a separate tweet, elon musk said twitter previously issued a warning before suspension, but as it is rolling out widespread verification, there will be no warning as