it's a waste of money. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i'm here to let you know that the town's nice and all of that, but there's a lot of things that go into this that would help also. social workers, doctors, nurses, people who are there to help them find housing, get stable jobs, all those things are great things that should go into that if you should actually do it right because if you don't do it right, you'll have the same problem next year and the year after that, and the year after that. so i'm thinking that if you consider our neighbors who are homeless, as mr. haney has mentioned, we don't know what it's like to be homeless. we don't know what it's like to be trapped in a situation they can't get out, and every time you look around, they're getti getting harrassed. you have thousands of people living on the streets. you have left them hopeless out there on the street. it's a nice sound when you say you're going to have navigation centers all over the city, but if you don't have the way to set up properly, you're not going to hav

it's a waste of money. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i'm here to let you know that the town's nice and all of that, but there's a lot of things that go into this that would help also. social workers, doctors, nurses, people who are there to help them find housing, get stable jobs, all those things are great things that should go into that if you should actually do it right because if you don't do it right, you'll have the same problem next year and the year after that, and the year after that. so i'm thinking that if you consider our neighbors who are homeless, as mr. haney has mentioned, we don't know what it's like to be homeless. we don't know what it's like to be trapped in a situation they can't get out, and every time you look around, they're getti getting harrassed. you have thousands of people living on the streets. you have left them hopeless out there on the street. it's a nice sound when you say you're going to have navigation centers all over the city, but if you don't have the way to set up properly, you're not going to hav

thank you, chair mar. so the proposed resolution states that it would authorize the department of public health to provide a grant of $350,000 to edgewood center for children and family services for a 90-day period so that the organization may continue to operate. the grant moneys will be sourced from prior appropriations from the city's contract with edgewood, and as the presentation stated, they have sought board approval to issue this grant because the board doesn't issue grants for this purpose, so for that reason, we consider this to be a policy issue for the board. >> chair mar: colleagues, before we go to public comment, would either of you have any questions or remarks? okay. why don't we go to public comment. so i have a number of speaker cards that have been submitted. if you hear your name called, please step up to the right side of the room and step up to the microphone. jessica anderson, kerrie kirby, chris bigs, chris rivers, michelle mcgriff, and nate lennox. first speaker, please. >> hi. my

commissioner mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks -- thanks again for your presentation and for all of your work, and the department's work on this -- on these important issues. yeah, i just had a few questions. i think a number of the barriers that were listed in that barrier slide, seems like they are -- they're going to require some public -- significant public investments or subsidies, so i just had a question about funding, accessing resources to support us meeting our goals -- our ambitious goals. and particularly, i guess aside from that block grant -- c.e.c. block grant that you mentioned, what other funding plans do we have, especially for the thousands of additional public charging stations that we're going to need? >> yeah, funding is absolutely the question here, and it's not 100% because if you see a lot of those barriers, it's not how we do business, it's bringing in the resource. but in terms of bringing in the resource, we've got the state money. we've got low carbon standard fuel credits tha

let's go live now to our reporter money she's in full mars and for us a good day to you emanuel can you tell us what's happening where you are right now . yes i am in fox mass in the right now and just behind me you can see as just to eat a weighty weight hole all happened yesterday those 3 days cordoned off a forensics us to working day and firefighters are on the scene at that he said he says are on the scene the car was here f.n.c. is the early hours in the morning this scene is still being examined all right now here and folks. dozens of people were injured many of them were children do we know right now emmanuel how they're doing. well we know about $35.00 people us to being handled in local hospitals all wrong folks mass folk mohsen $52.00 people in total how i've been injured including you stated 18 children the 7 people remain in critical condition to sustain a life threatening injuries that's what we know so far about the victims. driver himself came from or comes from mars and what else do we know about the driver of the vehicle involved here. well we know that the person who

mars in northern has a population $7000.00 all they wanted was to celebrate carnival at the rose monday parade instead a day of horror when a 29 year old man drove into a crowd of onlookers apparently a deliberate act. for them it for the guy drove right into the crowd at full speed i had the feeling he kept accelerating people flew up into the air like paper a few seconds of deathly silence and then they all started screaming. my classmate was driven into he has an injured foot and a concussion you know. more than 30 people were injured some seriously several children were among the injured police say the suspect is from folk marzan himself they plan to interview him as soon as his condition permits were not assuming an attack but we do think it was an intentional act we don't yet know the background the investigation isn't far enough along to say anything about a potential motive. as a state premier appeared moved. 5 days after the terrorist talking of course it's in the back of everyone's mind my god not again but my advice is that we remain calm doesn't help anyone if we all start s

a bit of a bizarre story. >> the long and short of it is, there have been two people arrested at mar-a-lago, two that have been arrested and we've talked about one of their cases before. and then in addition to that, four other chinese men have been arrested at the naval air station in key west. obviously, there's quite a bit of distance between the two. so we're not saying they're necessarily connected, but that's really what the fbi is trying to figure out here, why all this attention to the naval air station. the attention to mar-a-lago is obviously where it being the president's residence and hess getaway home. when you look at this, the fbi is trying to figure out is this an operation where these people are being specifically tasked to look at these two areas or could this be an instance where these people are being arrested and looked at at these two areas while the chinese are trying to do something else, while there's another spy effort. i think that's the key question here. the fbi in miami has an experienced leadership team. the head of counterintelligence, the counterintelligence

a car intentionally into a crowd at a carnival parade this happened in the town of full mars and it's in the western state of hessen police say 52 people were injured 18 of them children some of the injured remain in serious condition. driver was arrested at the scene in this now facing multiple charges including attempted homicide police believe he did act intentionally but his motive remains unclear. mars and in northern has a population $7000.00 all they wanted was to celebrate carnival at the rose monday parade instead a day of horror when a 29 year old man drove into a crowd of onlookers apparently a deliberate act. drove right into the crowd at full speed i had the feeling he kept accelerating people flew up into the air like paper a few seconds of deathly silence and then they all started screaming. my classmate was driven into he has an injured foot and a concussion. more than 30 people were injured some seriously several children were among the injured police say the suspect is from folk marzan himself they plan to interview him as soon as his condition permits were not assum

>> thank you, chair mar. i want to thank the co-authorities of this measure, supervisors preston, ronen, mar, and walton. i also want to recognize the leadership of supervisor peskin, who most recently was able to have an announcement of a navigation center for transitional age use in this district. i know that is something he has been working on and fighting for for some time. i want to thank him for that. and also the department of homelessness, who i know is here, who has offered feedback and amendments, that i'm sure we are going to discuss, and i want to thank them for their partnership and their hard work on navigation centers more broadly and on working to end homelessness. there are more than 8,000 people experiencing homelessness in san francisco. 65% are unsheltered, which is hundreds more than than in 2017. the city is leading more than 5,000 people unhoused and unsheltered, without a safe place to sleep at night. the number of people who are chronically homeless continues to rise, meaning they've

>> thank you, chair mar. i want to thank the co-authorities of this measure, supervisors preston, ronen, mar, and walton. i also want to recognize the leadership of supervisor peskin, who most recently was able to have an announcement of a navigation center for transitional age use in this district. i know that is something he has been working on and fighting for for some time. i want to thank him for that. and also the department of homelessness, who i know is here, who has offered feedback and amendments, that i'm sure we are going to discuss, and i want to thank them for their partnership and their hard work on navigation centers more broadly and on working to end homelessness. there are more than 8,000 people experiencing homelessness in san francisco. 65% are unsheltered, which is hundreds more than than in 2017. the city is leading more than 5,000 people unhoused and unsheltered, without a safe place to sleep at night. the number of people who are chronically homeless continues to rise, meaning they've

security breach at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida while he was away. sam brock is at the scene. >> reporter: today an all-out police chase at palm beach outside president trump's mar-a-lago compound. >> the cops started swarming and red tape went up and the helicopter came out. crazy. >> reporter: it all started before noon when police say 30-year-old hanna was spotted acting erratically and dancing on her rental car and ignoring a trooper. >> she looked like she would put it in drive. he actually smashed the window out to try to grab the steering wheel but it didn't work and show drove off >> reporter: the chase beginning at the breakers hotel spanning some four or five miles. the woman at one point speeding at 70 miles an hour on the wrong side of the road barrelling through two security check points on the outside of mar-a-lago authorities opened fir the drivy officials initially declining to answer the question but later said this. >> we're going to fire when our lives are in danger and the danger of the public and that's exactly what happened. >>

flag on mars or that came out of nowhere for me well i think the president is has been fascinated by space he wants us to go back to the moon he wants a woman to go on the moon and he has been tech and he's launched the u.s. space force so we have a new division of the of the military isn't fully organized yep it's called the space for space force and i think that he is sort of looks at this is his kennedy moment of saying i'm not only about what's going on here but we have a greater aspiration take it or leave it i think it's his way to say i still believe in science i still believe in national aspiration and mars is the next frontier a friend of mine elon still find it was the former chief scientist at nasa now heads the national air and space museum one of the most trafficked tourism sites and in the united states she's all about going to mars and so i kind of applaud that element of the president's speech it feels like he's reaching out to young people a little bit with that too because let's be honest he's an old president right he doesn't he's never going to see us go to mars.

tom: this is a mar-a-lago economy. andou play 18 at mar-a-lago go to the bar, this is your kind of economy. all the money is going to the rich people. there is low in employment but you cannot live on the jobs. the growth is all going to the rich people. the stock market goes up because of tax breaks for big corporations. did you see amazon? a 1% tax. the company owned by the richest man in the world is paying a 1% tax. that is outrageous and typical mar-a-lago behavior. what we are seeing is an economy for the stockmarket goes up and helps rich people. on a playmate goes down and people left to work two jobs -- unemployment goes down. everyday is a celebration at mar-a-lago. if you see was happening to working people, it's a disaster and mr. trump will make it worse. the way he is paying for his tax cut to his friends at mar-a-lago and the big corporations is by cutting health care. medicare, medicaid, social security. those are things that cannot ever be considered. that is what he is going to do. he will hurt workin

commissioner mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks -- thanks again for your presentation and for all of your work, and the department's work on this -- on these important issues. yeah, i just had a few questions. i think a number of the barriers that were listed in that barrier slide, seems like they are -- they're going to require some public -- significant public investments or subsidies, so i just had a question about funding, accessing resources to support us meeting our goals -- our ambitious goals. and particularly, i guess aside from that block grant -- c.e.c. block grant that you mentioned, what other funding plans do we have, especially for the thousands of additional public charging stations that we're going to need? >> yeah, funding is absolutely the question here, and it's not 100% because if you see a lot of those barriers, it's not how we do business, it's bringing in the resource. but in terms of bringing in the resource, we've got the state money. we've got low carbon standard fuel credits tha

at the program i give you an example i work on water exploration on mars it's a fantastic scientific and of it's a scientific and technological end of that any teenager would like to be in now how many who really would like to study water in africa it's the same water we find it on monster that go on the 1st pages on science and nature and on the newspaper the same malton africa. people do not the not stick to study decision makers and not just have to put resources in that so we each of the problem what every nation in the nile basin it just looking at it's the gain out of those you out of water and act like that other way and all this is backed by a popular misconception that these projects are good for the long term good for the short term the are very good for the investors but i don't think they're good for the night you talk about the war against the nile the trouble is this could end up being a war between nations if it isn't settled of course we heard about water was all the time i mean there were people when they see once they see water was i mean they they turned the page s

in mars, pennsylvania? >> like 1,000 people. >> yes but they are all eligible for a soda stream. >> that's fantastic. let me ask you, the ads nowadays, i am so intrigued by this. it used to be that you waited for the super bowl and you were surprised when the ad calm on tv. now as you can see they are on tv and online. we are taking about them before the big game. when did this transition happen. >> it just creeped up on us, it used to be a 30 second ad now we make 60 second ads. also social media did not exist. i give a lot of credit to steve jobs from apple. now it's about advertising and the game. >> yes. >> all right this is another one here, another ad of yours, i think that a lot of people are going to be talking about it. it's featuring a hometown hero from oakland, i will not say anything more. the theme is, you cannot touch this. >> cheetos has popcorn now. >> okay. can't touch this >> all right, the parachute pants are good enough for me. >> hammer says, i touched this. >> all of these ads, there

thank you. >>> next, the dangerous incident outside mar-a-lago. just hours before the president arrived. a speeding suv breaching two security checkpoints. shots then fired by the secret service and local sheriffs. abc's david wright was there. >> reporter: tonight, this woman is under arrest after a chaotic scene near the president's palm beach club just hours before his arrival. police say 30-year-old hannah roemhild drove a black suv through two of mar-a-lago's security checkpoints. >> this woman's driving on the wrong side of the road, at 70-plus miles an hour, with people all over the place. >> reporter: secret service and sheriff's deputies opening fire, hitting the vehicle, but the driver sped off. >> we're going to fire when our lives are in danger and the danger of the public, and that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: police say roemhild then managed to pick up a passenger before a florida state trooper located her bullet riddled suv at this palm beach motel, tackling her as she attempted to flee to her room. >> this is not a terrori

the president and mar-a-lago. you will be meeting with sean hannity tomorrow in advance of the super bowl. he will exercise this morning. is on the golf course on his resort in mar-a-lago. the president interview tomorrow sean hannity. coming up at the bottom of the hour, michael bloomberg and washington, d.c., getting endorsement of washington dc mayor ariel bowser. in the meantime, the phone lines are open. code inhe area washington. (202) 748-8000 free democrats. 748-8902 for everyone else. later in the afternoon live coverage continues. we are in iowa city with senator elizabeth warren. we are in waterloo, iowa, with pete buttigieg. then former vice president joe biden gets underway at 6:30 eastern. we want to share with you this headline from the des moines register. as the countdown can can use on the final iowa poll release at it like you turn time. often a bellwether in terms of results. you can go to the des moines register website for more details. will be released at 8:00 this evening. on the the campai

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commissioner mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks -- thanks again for your presentation and for all of your work, and the department's work on this -- on these important issues. yeah, i just had a few questions. i think a number of the barriers that were listed in that barrier slide, seems like they are -- they're going to require some public -- significant public investments or subsidies, so i just had a question about funding, accessing resources to support us meeting our goals -- our ambitious goals. and particularly, i guess aside from that block grant -- c.e.c. block grant that you mentioned, what other funding plans do we have, especially for the thousands of additional public charging stations that we're going to need? >> yeah, funding is absolutely the question here, and it's not 100% because if you see a lot of those barriers, it's not how we do business, it's bringing in the resource. but in terms of bringing in the resource, we've got the state money. we've got low carbon standard fuel credits tha

her speciality and special interest is in mars and thatis special interest is in mars and that is the next big challenge. it is. that is the next big step beyond trying to send people back to the moon and the next decade. we have been there before so our next big exciting thing will be sending people to mars. how realistic is that? how soon is that like to become a reality? elon musk hopes to send people by the middle of the 20 20s which i think is overly ambitious. but nasa plans to send people in the early 20 30s and that is a more realistic timeline. we have a lot of the technology we need to get there but there are human fact is we do not yet fully understand. we have had help with research on the international space station having people level continuously for 20 years but we never send anyone beyond that other than brief trips to the moon. so we need to do a few more studies on that before we can be sure we can send humans to mars and return them safely. it seems to some extent that men and women are differently affected by space travel. there. there are some effects that have b

thank you. >> chair ronen: supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: supervisor stefani asked the questions that i would have asked. i believe that health care is an evolving issue, so thank you so much for your work on this, and i would like to be added as a cosponsor. >> chair ronen: thank you. we'll open this up for public comment. is there any member of the public who wishes to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. do you want to do the honors? >> supervisor mar: i would move this forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: and without objection, that motion passes unanimously. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. can you please read item number two. >> clerk: agenda item number two is a hearing to consider appointing three members, terms ending april 10, 2021 to the graffiti advisory board. madam chair, there are three applicants, and there are three seats. >> chair ronen: thank you. and i believe we have all applicants here. no? is devin jones here ? yes. come on up if you'd like to

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wrong side of the road barrelling right through two security checkpoints on the outer perimeter of mar-a-lago. authorities opened fire at the car before the driver got away under what circumstances would deputies fire their weapons?fico answer the question but lar said this. >> we're going to fire when our lives are in danger and the danger of the public and that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: deputies say the driver w e her bullet riddled jeep still in the parking lot. the driver tackled after trying to flee. sam brock, nbc news, west palm beach. >>> for the democratic candidates hoping to beat president trump in the ballot box come november, this is the last weekend to make their case to voters ahead of the iowa caucuses nbc's kristen welker on the last-minute sprint. >> reporter: tonight, it's the final fight for iowa, the candidates crisscrossing the state making their closing arguments. former vice president joe biden who has struggled to hold on to his front runner status needs a strong showing here. >> i have one job. we have one job. and that is just to go out electorally and d

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supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, chair ronen. actually, i'd like to thank supervisor peskin for bringing this motion forward. as current chair of the government audit and oversight committee, i agree with you and also with chair ronen about the importance of this motion and in really streamlining the board's ability to issue subpoenas and administer oaths at this point. and i -- you know, i wholeheartedly agree that, you know, right now, you know, with ongoing and -- and widening investigation into corruption in multiple departments in the city, you know, and in the investigation by multiple parties, it's very important for the board's role in providing oversight and even looking at new policies to address the widespread corruption here at city hall to -- that these stream lined power of subpoenas and administering of oaths is very much needed right now, so thanks again for bringing this forward. i would like to be added as a cosponsor. >> chair ronen: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, and thank you, supervisor pe

very difficult day for the people of mars and what have they been saying to you. while they're pretty shocked especially since this this attack happened 5 days after the one in had no oh so close and montauk rose monday is usually a festive time of the year here. and to everyone was pretty much on the shock this morning i so that father. looked very wary he was holding her by the hand he was looking at this scene to say it has never happened here and here within a week has been 2 attacks 2 similar attacks people here are very shocked and thanks very much for that from mars. let's talk about this nor now more with our political correspondent thomas sparrow joining me in the studio good day to thomas o'brien a very difficult day this is the 2nd major incident in days here in germany are we seeing heightened security response we are indeed seeing heightened security in particular as a response to the racist attack in hono 5 days ago one of the main consequence is that announced by authorities was precisely to increase police presence in kenya you know cations keep pu

bit of a kick around and so forth so why did mar hop all deep water hop in a nutshell he's a billionaire he's the owner of hoffenheim and he opposes you know the rule german football fans hold near and dear to their heart the 50 plus one rule preventing owners from having majority control of a club in hobbs been on the receiving end a few times now and we finally seen the anti-racism policy take place rice ism in football is a wakely accounts chris why don't we see players walk off the pitch more often you know that's one of these issues that scratch my head. at about 2 i didn't think a billionaire would be the reason we saw the anti-racism you know policy executed you know but we have seen what tends to happen when players are racially abused as they tend to be encouraged by their their players their teammates or coaches to endure the abuse and stay on the pitch and kind of just finish conducting your job you know we saw jordan. a player for head to berlin the capital club during the german cup match he was on the receiving end of racism is a good shelter will the shock of fans were jus

it means winning this november and sending donald trump back to mar-a-lago, back to mar-a-lago. >> (inaudible) >> we'll talk later. thank you for your thoughts. . that's just the beginning because getting it done in dealing with people, this happens all the time but it's nice that people have first amendment rights and we like that they will say what they want to say. let me tell you are getting it done means, we will finally provide alvin shores to every american and getting it done means passing common sense gun laws that protect our children and our communities. getting it done means making america a global leader in the fight against climate change. getting it done means creating good jobs with higher wages. getting it done means addressing discrimination and inequality. and getting it done means fixing our broken immigration system with a path to citizenship. we just have to give a path to citizenship to the 11 million people living in the shutters of this country. getting it done also means protecting women's rice and appointing judges who will defend those women and getting it done mea

supervisor mar present. >> president, you have to a quorum. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president yee: okay. on behalf a of the board i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv, lawrence brian and colleena, who record each of the meetings and make the transcript available to the public online. madame clerk, any communications? >> clerk: none to report today. >> president yee: today we're approving the minutes from december 10, 2019 and december 17, 2019 board meetings. are there any changes to these minute meetings -- meeting minutes? seeing none. can i have a motion to approve the minutes at presented made by supervisor preston and seconded by supervisor ronen. then, without objection, those minutes will be approved after public comment. madame clerk, please call the consent agenda, 1 through 16. >> items 1 through 16 are on consent. >> would anyone like to sever any items from the conse

grupo de 16 indocumentados que iban en una embarcaciÓn en medio de la travesÍa fueron arrojados al mar y ahÍ quedaron hasta que pudieron ser rescatados, pero solo once de los 16 los otros 5 a 1 no han sido localizados. >>> despuÉs otra tragedia del tiroteo en una fÁbrica de cerveza, las familias de las vÍctimas mortales sufren por las pÉrdidas, ruben hablÓ con familiares de una de las vÍctimas, cuÉntanos? >>> quÉ tal te salud desde se vive la familia de jesÚs valle una de las cinco vÍctimas de la masacre de la cervecerÍa tenia trabajando para esa empresa desde el 2014, la familia dijo que jesÚs era un esposo, padre, hermano, e hijo amoroso, que ten ara una gran vida por adelante, llenÓ cada habitacion de alegrÍa y risas estamos muy mal por este acto de violencia sin sentido continuamos confiando en dios para tener paz y agradecemos a todos por sus oraciÓn anoche hablamos con uno de los primos de jesÚs y esto dijo sobre lo que estÁ pasando la familia y cÓmo han tomado esta tragedia. >>> mal, muy mal. fue algo muy inesperado. es algo muy lamentable. solo sÉ que era un

military base at mar-a-lago. tell me what you have come up with. >> when you go through the court documents the similarities are incredibly striking. it's just baffling that people aren't paying more attention to this. these young people at the naval base. all young men in their 20s, chinese students who stumble upon the naval base and walk either around perimeter fence ignoring warning signs or in one case two students drove past a guard, ignored them, drove around the base for 30 minutes, according to the court documents until they were stopped and in a bizarre twist, they voluntarily turned over all of their photos. they kind of seemed to have some plausible deniability but once you dig into it and see this pattern it seems to some experts that this couldn't be anything other than a coordinated effort. >> sometimes these things are hidden in plain sight, dave. in 2018, there was an op-ed written by david wise who talked about a theory that the fbi had about intelligence gathering that doesn't sometimes look li

mar. i believe your request for armed and unarmed services are for your locations only, is that correct? >> yes. >> chair fewer: okay. go ahead with your intention. >> good morning, supervisors. i am glen mar, chief security officer. so i'm here to talk about the carr. our agency approaches security for our employees and for our customers in a multitiered fashion. ultimately, the contract security is the main one we're talking about today, but we also approach it through capital improvements, muni transits. we also address it through p.o.p., training for staff members, and also a partnership with sfpd. so today, we're going to talk just about the security contract which deals primarily with the safety and security of our members. i conducted an assessment of 12 facilities, and out of them, nine of those were severely lacking in security. what i mean by severely lacking, there were security guards, but only for certain hours of the day. so during the times that security guard security guard

-- i mean, commissioner mar. >> thank you. i just -- thanks for the presentation. >> you bet. >> it all looks very good. i just had a few questions on -- there's that slide where you listed out the medium to high priority sites. >> um-hmm. >> i just want to understand how you decide on what's high and what's medium as i'm looking at that slide. some of the ones that are in the medium category seem to have a lower cost, for example, the university south basin, or even in my district the sunset reservoir south basin? >> i think that most of those we saw challenges with the structural readiness for the reservoirs to be developed. and for some of those we have in -- we can see that the water enterprise capital plan includes the structural improvements in later years and so we know that that current barrier is going to be overcome. and so we factor that in -- well, it's medium now and we're keeping our eye on it and it could move up to high and get funded in our 10-year capital plan as those improvements actually happen. >> great,