can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burrefchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one■■y destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wanted somew

about the haight ashbury. the largest hip a colony in the world fountainhead a bit heavy stuff, culture the nickname has hash berries at marijuana of course but lsd is being used literally people made the trip to san francisco to be a part of something but by the time they got there, that trip was over this is the latest stage in the evolution of the hippie movement. >> the hippies are trying to get away so they go out to a cabin in the countryside and start a commune here. they can get away from the tourists and the reporters is badges him in senate the cisco communes started and this is really what the hippie movement was all about. an idea of sharing everything clothes, and food and everything. people could just help themselves we lived communally because it was the cheapest way to live. a lot of people began to clarify and simplify their lives. what will follow this? dispersal of the hippie movement to the countryside is hard to project they may be as they say, coming here to build a foundations for a new

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burref merchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wa

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burreferchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i want

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burrefchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wanted

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burref merchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wa

since donald trump got elected, it is one trump haight topic after another.i think this is just another one. we are not talking about the 13 soldiers that were killed under joe biden. all of the on millions of illegals that are here. host: what do you think abtulin? do you agree with it? caller: pardon? host: do you agree with the ruling, the supreme court ruling yesterday? caller: of course i do. they are the supreme court. why wouldn't i? ho: you agree with everything the supreme court rules on? caller: of course i would. if they came down on othe another president, that would have to be the y of another party, i would agree with that too. we cannot pick and choose what we want to agree with what we like them and when we don't like what the hell has president trump really done? host: let's talk to denver in kentucky, iependent. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. thank you for taking my call. host: all right. 's take a look at the portion of t opinion by chief justice john roberts. this is the majority opinion. he says the president enjoys no munity

can i go on about the great, delicious places to try in the haight. >> i'm part of the haight ash burrefrchant's association. people don't come to haight street to one destination. they come and visit 3-4 places when they in to visit. so if we have vacancies we have few reasons why people criminal we had between vacancies in the pandemic and increased to that. one thing we advocated for was a store front vacancy tax. voters passed prop d. we have gone from 32 to 14. come to the haight ashbury enjoy our weather and get a meal. shop in our boutiques. >> got so many things we have been active on and i'm proud of district 5 gone above and beyond to create a network of slow and safe streets yoosz the city and page is our success. you see bikers and pedestrians out on page street and it has been the most successful slow street in the city and the golden gate green wachl car free haze. parts of the city this used to be where folks were afraid. being hit by cars and now safe to walk and bike. >> after having lived all over the city i wanted somewhere where i never needed to use a car and i wante

quien es haight y van ness? rogelio mora-tagle tiene esta esta biografía y make a few commitments.ir kill bill y elegí que relata su niñez en una de las áreas más pobres de ohio. i'm a never trump guy i never liked him. nunca me ha gustado trump, decía jadi van ness durante la primera campaña del millonario, pero 6 años después completó su transformación. reconoció a trump como el mejor presidente en toda su vida. lo dijo en 2022, cuando se lanzó como candidato al senado con la bendición del expresidente y ganó desde entonces abraza con devoción la agenda maga defiende muy bien a las posturas de donald trump. se alinea muy bien con donald trump. lo entiende bien y por eso yo creo que es muy efectivo en comunicar. eh? bueno, es ese lado, verdad? yo creo que eso le ayuda muchísimo a donald trump tener un vicepresidente, eh, que puede abogar y y promover su agenda en una forma muy efectiva. fuentes cercanas a la campaña trump aseguran que eso fue lo que inclinó la balanza a su favor para ser elegido como su potencial vicepresidente. por ejemplo, cuando trump dijo que los inmigrantes e

along the embarcadero through fisherman's wharf, going across the golden gate bridge, then back to the haight back towards the embarcadero. all right. and the man who has an answer to how the weather is going to be when these runners get out there. rob mayeda some drizzle they're going to be dealing with for the morning. no be nice issues of heat. so we know that it will be a little chilly though for the morning with some damp roads. likely not just for san francisco, but even right now we're seeing some of that drizzle out towards the inland valleys. and speaking of the san francisco marathon forecast upper 50s tomorrow morning. cloudy skies likely staying in those upper 50s to low 60s as we approach noon tomorrow. so we may have some damp roads out there. watch those turns. if you're one of those elite runners, might be a little bit slippery for the morning right now. 55 degrees in san francisco. this is interesting. look at dublin. some wet pavement out there, a sign of that drizzle out towards the inland east bay. at this hour and back to san jose. more of the low clouds above, currently

haight dice que también recibió una queja adicional. orozco cree que su queja es esa adicional.as de la investigación del condado sobre la investigación interna. de acuerdo con el reporte del condado, el único puesto mal asignado fue, en efecto, el director de iniciativas de cuidado y aprendizaje temprano que es un puesto del condado y no parte de headstart. entre enero y junio de este año la investigación interna encontró que 131.000 $ de subsidios designados a headstart incorrectamente terminaron a salarios y beneficios de ese director y otros 4.300 $ se usaron por esa persona por gastos de viaje. marianne dwan you are a santa clara county, superintendente de schools, le pedimos una entrevista a la superintendente juan para ver cómo fue que esto pasó. ella no respondió, pero su directora ejecutiva y portavoz nos envió una declaración diciendo que todo se trataba de un error de contabilidad, que fue arreglado rápidamente y que debió haber sido identificado y abordado antes del fin de año. fiscal eh, este error empezó en enero y lo lo descubrimos a finales de junio. entonces, um

imagen de la mujer y mostrar que no solamente podemos hacer una cosa, sino que somos muy versátiles, haight-ashburynto. el bus de frida es una historia llena de música que estoy seguro que no te quieres perder. bryan lozano telemundo. felicidades a todas ellas. muchas gracias bryan lozano por ese informe y usted que nos está viendo. no se olvide que si quiere disfrutar de este talento de la obra, el bus de frida se estará presentando por única ocasión en sacramento. el viernes a las 10:00 en el área de pg&e center stage, para que nos recuerde un poquito más. nos puede seguir en los medios sociales. ahí los tiene facebook e instagram. y además en las aplicaciones de telemundo 48, telemundo 33 y telemundo fresno, las cuales ya están disponibles para iphone, ipad y android. ya regresamos esta noche en la convención republicana se hará oficial la nominación de trump. cuál será el tono de su discurso? habrá cambios en la convención tras el atentado a trump? una cobertura especial con julio vaqueiro en la convención, como no se ha visto antes en vivo y en todas nuestras plataformas, seguido por el anális

cox: i hear some echoes of jonathan haight.ou were the first mover in this spot and did talk about the polititaiment, and the dangers of cable news and social media. it seems like that is getting worse and not better. can you think about the next evolution of this with ai, and where is your brain in that state? ben: i will not call it pessimistic but let's do a realistic take on it and talk about what hopes, what we can be up to mystic about. it is import to have the facts on how little shared conversation happens. are we on tv? never mind. let me go a little more boring. when you think about the way we consume cable news, and the stuff you have to react to in your callings every day, there is really no audience watching it. there really isn't. in the last 2-3 years, the most-watched cable proper green in america -- programming and america was tucker carlson, and he has been fired for a year and a half. if you look how may times he broke north of 1% of the public, it is single digits. three have a 30 million americans, when you

haight dice que también recibió una queja adicional. orozco cree que su queja es esa adicional.gación interna encontró que 131.000 $ de subsidios designados a headstart incorrectamente terminaron a salarios y beneficios de ese director y otros 4.300 $ se usaron por esa persona por gastos de viaje. marianne dwan you are santa clara county, superintendente de schools. le pedimos una entrevista a la superintendente juan para ver cómo fue que esto pasó. ella no respondió, pero su directora ejecutiva y portavoz nos envió una declaración diciendo que todo se trataba de un error de contabilidad, que fue arreglado rápidamente y que debió haber sido identificado y abordado antes del fin de año. fiscal eh, este error empezó en enero y lo lo descubrimos a finales de junio. entonces, um, es lo lo llaman un error, pero para nosotros no puede ser un error, porque para que ellos puedan sacar fondos del programa necesita. hay procesos que necesitan tomar. la directora ejecutiva de la superintendente también escribió. entendemos que construir y mantener la confianza pública en los programas y se

the route will take them along the embarcadero through fisherman's wharf, the golden gate bridge, the haightback toward the embarcadero. i'm tired just looking at that route. i know it's really impressive what they do. and jeff and audrey, you know, one of our directors, philip, is running in the san francisco marathon. so good luck to you, philip. if you're watching and it's going to be you know, cool and foggy. so that's always good for running, right? it's sure kind of give you that little extra boost out there. and man this cooling. it has been a long time coming. we had temperatures up as high as 106 this week. and now look at these numbers just plummeting. we're down 17 degrees colder here in concord compared to this time yesterday with 59 degrees down 14 in livermore, down 13 in san jose with a current temperature of 60. now we are guaranteed no heat waves. as we head into this weekend. we have this trough of low pressure setting up in just the right spot. and it's continuing to push that hot high pressure well off to the south. so i think you're going to like the result. let's go ahe

cox: i hear some echoes of jonathan haight. great stuff.ou were the first mover in this spot and did talk about the polititaiment, and the dangers of cable news and social media. it seems like that is getting worse and not better. can you think about the next evolution of this with ai, and where is your brain in that state? ben: i will not call it pessimistic but let's do a realistic take on it and talk about what hopes, what we can be up to mystic about. it is import to have the facts on how little shared conversation happens. are we on tv? never mind. let me go a little more boring. when you think about the way we consume cable news, and the stuff you have to react to in your callings every day, there is really no audience watching it. there really isn't. in the last 2-3 years, the most-watched cable programming and america was tucker carlson, and he has been fired for a year and a half. if you look how may times he broke north of 1% of the public, it is single digits. three have a 30 million americans, when you get 3.3 million 3.3 millio

danny garcia works at john fluevog in the haight, and he says he sees the difference. >> i'm not seeing car break-ins that we were seeing. so frequently before, so that's a big thing. and i'm not really hearing about the smash and grab so much as we used to before. >> some residents agree and say the pandemic changed crime patterns, but that things appear to be settling down. >> things are shuffled around, but never felt that bad. still feels good. >> others say the crime is still there. only now it's been confined to specific neighborhoods i see in the tenderloin. >> just certain areas that looks like it's, starting to taper off a little bit, but it's still a lot a lot of stuff going on. >> district attorney brooke jenkins office also has new data showing an increase in conviction rates in felony narcotics cases. her office says that increase in convictions is part of the broader citywide effort to combat open air drug markets and drug trafficking in san francisco. like the chief, the da says the key going forward is maintaining that momentum. we're live in san francisco. christien, ka

need to take down the disastrous and divisiveness that we get out of maga, and so hope will win over haight, every single time. >> democratic representative jasmine crockett commenting on the surge of excitement that democrats have experienced this week. ameshia, a new poll shows harris down just two points nationally against donald trump and she leaves when third- party candidates are included. both are though, within the margin of error. biden had been down as much as seven points in the same poll before dropping out so how huge are these numbers in such a short period of time? >> it's a seismic change and i say that because what we are seeing is if some of the focus groups and some of the comments that we are hearing to be believed, there are several people within the battleground states that need to get to know kamala harris, understand her background, policies and who want a introduction to the vice president as a front runner for the craddick party nomination and this speaks to the fact that many people are now engaging with this political cycle who quite frankly weren't necessarily d

also through golden gate park and out onto haight street.ross mission and potrero and then make its way back to the embarcadero. already tired just talking about the streets where it will pass, but beware, there will be road closures along the route, so take a look at your screens. the red line shows the race route. there will be closures along that throughout the day. now you can find you can go to the marathon's website for a full list of closures road closures for this weekend. you can also go on sfmta to find out the muni lines that will be disrupted in the city. maybe that's a good opportunity. if you were planning on taking the bus that early on sunday to get a nice little, brisk jog, going to your destination instead of taking the bus, right? i mean, we're all in the olympic spirit anyways. guys, back to you. yeah, well, maybe we'll train for five k, keep it right. but being in the spirit and being in the shape. yeah yeah. maybe they have those scooters you can ren. they say it's all mental. there we go. no, it's not just that. it's n

danny gargiulo works at john fluevog in the haight, and he says he sees the difference. >> i'm not seeingthe car break-ins that we were seeing. so frequently before, so that's a big thing. and i'm not really hearing about the smash and grab so much as we used to before. >> some residents agree and say the pandemic changed crime patterns, but that things appear to be settling down. >> things are shuffled around, but never felt that bad. still feels good. >> others say the crime is still there. only now it's been confined to specific neighborhoods. >> i've seen the tenderloin just certain areas that looks like it's, starting to taper off a little bit, but it's still a lot a lot of stuff going on. >> christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up later at 11, an exciting day for san francisco bay ferries suddenly cut short. the issue is affecting the launch of a new water taxi service in the east bay. >> and it's warming up around here, especially inland. but there's some fog as well. how's that all play into the forecast? and more importantly, the weekend? >> but first, brazen thefts cau

gate bridge before heading across the richmond district, then through golden gate park and out onto haightreet, crossing mission and potrero, and then heading back to the embarcadero out of breath, already saying where people will be running. now be aware there will be road closures along the route, so take a look at your screen. the red line shows the race route. there will be closures along that throughout the day. you can head to the marathon's website for a full list of road closures. you can also go to sfmta's website to see the muni lines that will be disrupted in san francisco, ginger conejero saab. nbc bay area news. well, the cooldown came just in time. we've got the san francisco marathon and we can turn off those ac. yeah, you said it. perfect running weather. if you're going to be in the city, we've got the marine layer. the clouds are going to help cool us off and the temperatures right now still warm in some spots. and we've got 90s, 80s and 70s. quite the spread across the bay area. so let's take a look at our current temperatures across the board. notice in the peninsula in

the golden gate bridge before heading across a richmond district through golden gate park, out onto haighttrero, and then heading back to embarcadero. i'm tired already just saying. those streets where they will be running. but beware, there will be road closures along the route, so take a look at your screen. the red line shows the race route and there will be closures along that throughout the day. now if you can head to the marathon's website, you can get a better idea of all the streets that will be closed off. you can also head to sfmta's website to find out the muni lines that will be affected. and if you are planning on taking the muni lines early that morning, maybe you can, do a short jog to where you're headed. maybe that will be the inspiration in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay, we could do a relay. i'll take the point. two. you guys can have the 26. my car can go 26 miles. the baton. thank you. ginger wow. i mean, some of the runners were doing the ultra marathon. that is we have a friend who does that. and. oh my goodness. yeah. you have to be. you have t

potrero and pennsylvania avenues, and linked the dogpatch and mission bay with the mission and lower haight i am totally in favor of the bike lanes. >> i when i when i plan my routes around the city, i look for the green carpet lanes because i want to feel safe. >> scott brody is a bartender who bikes to connecticut yankee on 17th. >> there's still a ton of parking in this neighborhood. >> daniel bennett is an avid cyclist who works at clay room on 17th. >> i'm kind of like cry about it, i guess, but like, at least it makes me feel more safe in a lot of my i mean, i've had friends who've gotten hit here. i've had people get like, really messed up. you get doored. really gnarly. >> some businesses like waterfront automobile lost an entire block of parking. others, like moto sport, had parking reduced and pushed further into the street, though the motorcycle shop said it hasn't lost any business, the owners, concerned about the speed of cyclists flying down the street. >> they never stop at stop signs. so it's just if you're not watching, when customers walk out or we try to go out on bikes,

nursing care and as evidenced by the methodology i know i said that before the methodologies by the haightacilities varied which is highlighting why we can't compare the data is three hospitals kaiser permanente have acute discharges with electronic health records and the challenges need in the footnote at the bottom they're not used by hospitals for example, ucsf found some encounters with a discharge were transferred to facilitate don't offer the substitute but the discharge status code is likely on over estimate of discharges. and additionally dignity and city of san diego have the providers list and on the list was a discharging or with that over estimates the number of discharges many of the facilities don't provide the skilled nursing services is he for u sf g has seen in what person has oriented a level of care while in the hospital as you can see all hospitals on ucsf discharged fewer 10 patient to the facilities. next slide, please. and okay the next section of data for 2023 but in response to the feedback we received in the 2021-2022 report um, this year the hospitals were asked

nursing care and as evidenced by the methodology i know i said that before the methodologies by the haight facilities varied which is highlighting why we can't compare the data is three hospitals kaiser permanente havc health records and e challenges need in the footnote at the bottom they're not used by hospitals for example, ucsf found some encounters with a discharge were transferred to facilitate don't offer the substitute but the discharge status code is likely on over estimate of discharges. and additionally dignity and city of san diego have the providers list and on the list was a discharging or with that over estimates the number of discharges many of the facilities don't provide the skilled nursing services is he for u sf g has seen in what person has oriented a level of care while in the hospital as you can see all hospitals on ucsf discharged fewer 10 patient to the facilities. next slide, please. and okay the next section of data for 2023 but in response to the feedback we received in the 2021-2022 report um, this year the hospitals were asked to provide a list of out of conne

nursing care and as evidenced by the methodology i know i said that before the methodologies by the haight facilities varied which is highlighting why we can't compare the data is three hospitals kaiser permanente have acute discharges with electronic health records and the challenges need in the footnote at the bottom they're not used by hospitals for example, ucsf found some encounters with a discharge were transferred to facilitate don't offer the substitute but the discharge status code is likely on over estimate of discharges. and additionally dignity and city of san diego have the providers list and on the list was a discharging or with that over estimates the number of discharges many of the facilities don't provide the skilled nursing services is he for u sf g has seen in what person has oriented a level of care while in the hospital as you can see all hospitals on ucsf discharged fewer 10 patient to the facilities. next slide, please. and okay the next section of data for 2023 but in response to the feedback we received in the 2021-2022 report um, this year the hospitals were aske

nursing care and as evidenced by the methodology i know i said that before the methodologies by the haight facilities varied which is highlighting why we can't compare the data is three hospitals kaiser permanente have acute discharges with electronic health records and the challenges need in the footnote at the bottom they're not used by hospitals for example, ucsf found some encounters with a discharge were transferred to facilitate don't offer the substitute but the discharge status code is likely on over estimate of discharges. and additionally dignity city of san diego have the providers list and on the list was a discharging or with that over estimates the number of discharges many of the facilities don't provide the skilled nursing services is he for u sf g has seen in what person has oriented a level of care while in the hospital as you can see all hospitals on ucsf discharged fewer 10 patient to the facilities. next slide, please. and okay the next section of data for 2023 but in response to the feedback we received in the 2021-2022 report um, this year the hospitals were asked to

in fact, murals may help bring in custody norse businesses on commercial streets like haight this mural [inaudible] to our quiet street. generate being more traffic and adding to parking presence encourage graf fittee. they are muraling enhance [inaudible] encouraging drivers to slow downful paige is a slow street t. is not close to traffic but creating a false impression of a public santa fes this will diminish rather then and there enhance public safety. positioned naks to traffic diverters complicate complicated turn. the native land mural in [inaudible] have not been removed and turned eye sore. it is not clear who will do maintenance and who will cover cost maintenance or removal when it becomes faded or vanld likewised. we ask that you find a more appropriate location for this project. thank you. >> >> thank you. is there anyone else who will like to meant on the current agenda item? good afternoon. thank you for giving us a chance to speak. i'm patricia and i liveod paige street since 1993 i'm aposed to the pairj street mural it does not fit appearance of our street. ours is a qu

since donald trump got elected, it is one trump haight topic after another. i think this is just another one. we are not talking about the 13 soldiers that were killed under joe biden. all of the open borders, the millions of illegals that are here. host: what do you think about this ruling from yesterday? do you agree with it? caller: pardon? host: do you agree with the ruling, the supreme court ruling yesterday? caller: of course i do. they are the supreme court. why wouldn't i? host: you agree with everything the supreme court rules on? caller: of course i would. if they came down on the side of another president, that would have to be the party of another party, i would agree with that too. we cannot pick and choose what we want to agree with what we like them and when we don't like them. what the hell has president trump really done? host: let's talk to denver in kentucky, independent. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. they bought the supreme court. thank you for taking my call. host: all right. let's take a look at the portion of the opinion by

music venue liquor license to faight collective sf llc, to do business as the faight located at 475 haight, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> seeing no names on the roster same house same call, the resolution is adopted. could you please go to our next committee report, which i believe is item number 54? >> yes because item 52 and 53 not referred. 54 is amend the charter of the city to create a our children our family initiative to coordinate city department and san francisco unified school district to deliver outcome based service for children youth and families. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you. we are eager to move forward to voters. this amendment is about centering children and youth in budget policy decision and insure we align the various city departments and school districts to improve and be accountable to outcomes for youth. it also takes a step closer to looking at the baselines. the minimum funding we should spend on children and youth established by voters years ago that are maintained and dedicated funds like the stud

music venue liquor license to faight collective sf llc, to do business as the faight located at 475 haight, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> seeing no names on the roster same house same call, the resolution is adopted. could you please go to our next committee report, which i believe is item number 54? >> yes because item 52 and 53 not referred. 54 is amend the charter of the city to create a our children our family initiative to coordinate city department and san francisco unified school district to deliver outcome based service for children youth and families. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you. we are eager to move forward to voters. this amendment is about centering children and youth in budget policy decision and insure we align the various city departments and school districts to improve and be accountable to outcomes for youth. it also takes a step closer to looking at the baselines. the minimum funding we should spend on children and youth established by voters years ago that are maintained and dedicated funds like the stud