supervisors hillary ronen and matt haney say the initiative they hope will be on the november ballot will be postponed so it can be reworked. originally the plan would allow anyone with a mental health crisis to reach out for city services. now the lawmakers hope to narrow the focus to those who are chronically mentally ill. >> mental health sf will now serve the uninsured. will serve medi-cal patients who have severe and serious mental illness and will serve any san franciscan if they are very, very ill and on the verge of crisis. >> the city spends about $400 million a year to care for people with mental illnesses. the latest ballot measure calls for an extra $100 million. san francisco voters will get their say when that initiative appears on the march 2020 ballot. >>> first responders in california will be getting more mental health support from the state. governor newsom signed three bills to provide police and firefighters with assistance. in dealing with mental health and posttraumatic stress problems. the bills will add as an injury for workers compensation and also creates p

supervisor hillary ronen has been pushing for an ambitious plan mental health sf which she says is fully formed with a source of funding already in the works. at this point she says the mayor's plan is more a set of goals and concrete proposals. >> she is not identified a funding source. she has not identified when the services would come online and how they would be coordinated and most importantly how there will be accountability. >> reporter: supervisor ronan said as recently as last friday the mayor's office appeared to be working on a joint plan but has now introduced urgent care sf pick a supervisor saying she wants to see results knowing that could mean compromising. >> we are open and willing to come back to the negotiating table at any point as we have been from day one. we just hope she will stay at the table with us. >> reporter: the debate over these options now kicks into high gear and it may be the voters of san francisco who are deciding. the supervisor's plan mental health sf and the mayor plan's urgent care sf, both file paperwork to appear on the march ballot.in san fra

>>hillary ronen is one of 2 city supervisors, putting a competing plan called mental health as seth on next year's ballot. a system overhaul that could be paid for by taxing ceos making salaries. a 100 times their employees. she says the mayor's plan gives more money to those who have already failed he is suggesting adding million to the system with no accountability. no plans and no identified source of that funding what we are putting forward is a cohesive systems change with accountability measures that every step of the way with a funding source identified that will be implemented over time solve the crisis in our streets the department of public health says what's not already budgeted for urgent care sf will be a priority in the mayor's upcoming budget maureen kelly kron 4 news. over to the east right now people in walnut creek are demanding that pg take action on what they're calling. >>a problematic power the poll. so the poll isn't ross more it's been connected to 5. there's within the last 12 years. so with the latest fire sparking when a squirrel was electrocuted and fell dow

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. seated to my left is rules committee member gordon mar and vice chair walton will be joining us shortly. our clerk is victor young and i would like to thank jason and matthew from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and speaker cards and documents to be included shall be

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. seated to my left is supervisor gordon mar, and we -- it's just the two of us today. mr. clerk, do we need a motion to excuse supervisor walton? >> clerk: yes, we do. >> supervisor mar: yeah. i make a motion to excuse supervisor walton. >> chair ronen: and without objection, that motion passes. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: first, let me thank jessie and maya from sfgovtv for staffing this meeting, and our clerk today is victor young. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please make sure to silence any phones and electronic deviced, a -- devices, and be sure to submit any speaker cards to the clerk. items today will appear on the october 27 board of supervisors agenda. >> chair ronen: thank you. will you read item number one. [agenda item read]. >> chair ronen: thank you. and i will open this up for public comment. any member of the public wishing to speak, please come forward now. >> good morning. i'm a district eight tenant, anastasia manopolous. currently, the polici

when supervisor hillary ronen asked me if i would sit down on working groups for the police reform, if i would contribute, and i did. and i sat in those meetings. and i chose to be in the community policing group. and i sat there every meeting, and i would ask then commander lozar, and i asked him, could you please tell us what is the result of the recommendation you're making? and we never got an answer. over and over, i asked, what is the recommendation that you are making to the chief, and what is the chief deciding? there was never an answer. i quit that group the day after adolfo regalo was killed by 99 bullets. so i ask you to please change the structure of the police reform so you have somebody who's a community ad row cat who is in charge of the reform process to at least ensure the accountability and transparency, which were, by the way, originally, 388 recommendations. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> part of this is coming from the attorney general's office, who's a bigot. i'm part of a community that's been -- don't interrupt me, man. i'm explaining

i want to thank my cosponsors, hillary ronen, sandra lee fewer, mat haney, and aaron peskin for your support. we who represent t-- secondly, i'm introducing an ordinance requiring the planning department to prepare an annual jobs housing fit report that analyzes the alignment or misalignment between job growth and housing level by affordable level in our city. this is a new analytical tool that will help us better manage growth in our city. according to the b.l.a. report i commissioned on jobs housing fit, our housing production is out of alignment for job growth for low and moderate income workers, and we are failing miserably at meeting the housing requirements for low and middle class income households. planning commissioners have been asking for this data for years, and we need jobs housing fit data every time the planning commission and the board of supervisors consider a major development projector area plan. jobs housing fit data will allow us to make better economic policy and land use decisions. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor peskin? >> superv

my workers and i are extremely grateful to hillary ronen and matt haney for standing side by side through us throughout the whole campaign. we have a voice and we are respected and we have value. thank you. >> i am sarah larson, mental health treatment specialist. i have been working here since before it opened. we have accomplished a lot to keep it open, our work isn't done yet. the budget for is so closely guarded not even the program directors know what is in it or where it goes. i have seen how under funding the program under mines the services no funding for activities, clothing, shoes, basic things people need to get by every day. where is the money going? lack of resources and staffing put more and more on the staff to make sure the vulnerable residents are taken care of. we are expected to fundraise to pay for activities in a publicly funded program. i personally have to recycle trash. this is an outrage. it was able to happen because our facility has been flying under the radar for a very long time now. clients and workers' voices have been ignored by management and i look forwar

i'm chair hillary ronen. seated to my right is rules committee supervisor shamann walton, and to my left is gordon mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 5 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> chair ronen: thank you. can you please read item number one. >> clerk: item number one is an ordinance dissolving the workforce advisory committee and a statement on the workforce alignment. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm angela calvillo. i'm simply before you because of the housekeeping language in the ordinance which actually sunsets these two bodies and sunsets these in july. i understand that there is a desire for the bodies to be reauthorized, and if that is the case, we are happy to work with the committee and the supervisors to reach that organization. this is just a housekeeping step to remove them from the administrative code. if there is to be reauthorizing legislation, it would just be put back into the code. i'm a

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.or gordon mar, and we -- it's just the two of us today. mr. clerk, do we need a motion to excuse supervisor walton? >> clerk: yes, we do.

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.eated to my right is rules committee vice chair shamann walton and seated to my left is rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. we are joined by

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.ted to my right is rules committee vice chair shamann walton and seated to my left is rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. we are joined by supervisor aaron peskin. our clerk is linda wong, filling in for victor young. and i'd also like to thank jesse larson and kalina mendoza at sfgov for staffing this meeting. ms. clerk, do you have announcements? >> clerk: please make sure to silence cell phones. complete the speaker cards and documents are included should be submitted to the clerk. acts acted on today, will be appear on the board of

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.pervisor gordon mar, and we -- it's just the two of us today. mr. clerk, do we need a motion to excuse supervisor walton? >> clerk: yes, we do. >> supervisor mar: yeah. i make a motion to excuse supervisor walton. >> chair ronen: and without objection, that motion

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.d to my right is rules committee vice chair shamann walton and seated to my left is rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. we are joined by supervisor aaron peskin. our clerk is linda wong, filling in for victor young. and i'd also like to thank jesse larson and kalina mendoza at sfgov for staffing this meeting. ms. clerk, do you have announcements? >> clerk: please make sure to silence cell phones. complete the speaker cards and documents are included should be submitted to the clerk. acts acted on today, will be appear on the board of supervisors agenda on october 8th. >> thank you. >> clerk: item number one. an ordinance amending the administrative code to add a preference in city affordable housing programs to tenants temporarily evicted from rental units for capital improvements or rehabilitation work. and requiring landlords who regain possession of such rental units to provide evidence of complying with a tenant's right to re-occupy such tenant's rental unit. >> thank you

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.eated to my right is rules committee vice chair shamann walton and seated to my left is rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. we are joined by supervisor aaron peskin. our clerk is linda wong, filling in for victor young. and i'd also like to thank jesse larson and

supervisors hillary ronen and matt haney say the initiative they wanted to put on the november ballots reworked. originally the plan would let anyone with a mental health crisis to ask for city services. now lawmakers want to narrow the focus to the chronically mentally ill. >> mental health sf will now serve the uninsured. it will serve medi-cal patients who have severe and serious mental illness and will serve any san franciscan if they are very ill and on the verge of crisis. >> the san francisco spent about $400 million a year caring for the mentally ill. the latest ballot measure calls for an extra $100 million. san francisco voters will get their say when the initiative appears on the march san francisco voters will get their say when the initiative appears on the march 2020 ballot . >>> in the promised he will fig to break up facebook. the verge posted audio of zuckerberg telling employees in july it would challenge any such effort by the government and specifically mentioned democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren. senator warren responded on twitter yesterday saying

>>urgent care has said is facing criticism supervisor hillary ronen is one of 2 supervisors, putting a competing plan called mental health as an f on next year's ballot. it's a system to overhaul to system overhaul rather that could be paid for by taxing ceo's who make salaries a 100 times of their employees. >>still to come tonight a man's in jail after he walked into the police department and confessed to murder police know about a possible motive tonight plus why residents in the east bay are calling for a power paul to be removed in their neighborhood and you and december ng yahoo if you 31th 2016 the company could owe you some cash shell much and how you can get it coming up. and its mission is to make temsleep feel cool.™, so no more night sweats. no nocturnal baking. no high blast ceiling fans. no polar ice cap air conditioner mode. no windows open... in january... in minnesota. because the tempur-pedic breeze™ delivers superior cooling, from cover to core. helping you sleep cool, all night long. there's nothing like tempur-pedic© sleep. claim for part of the 117 and a half mi

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supervisor hillary ronen said meetings are underway with the mayor's office to try to reconcile these dueling ballot measures. >> let's design the system that we actually need that will get people off the streets and into safe homes and into recovery and wellness and reintegration in society. >> the supervisor said meetings are underway with the mayor's office to reconcile the ballot measures. >>> in berkeley the federation of teachers has reached a contract with the district if approved teachers will get a 2.5% pay raise retroactive to july and another 2.5% raise in july of next year. they will also get an extra 7% pay raise if voters approve a special tax measure in march of next year. substitute teachers will also get a raise. >>> the union representing 25,000 striking chicago teachers has voted to approve a tentative contract with the city however the >>> will continue. union delegates voted last night to accept a deal and want the city to at two extra weeks of classes to cover wages that were missed during the strike. the mayor has so far refused to meet that demand calling it a

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. seated to my left is rules committee member gordon mar and vice chair walton will be joining us shortly. our clerk is victor young and i would like to thank jason and matthew from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and speaker cards and documents to be included shall be submitted to the clerk. awe>> superviser ronen: and can you please read item number one? is an ordinance to the amend the administrative code to allow tenants who have received a pass-through relief from the landlords from the rent board from financial hardship. >> superviser ronen: i am wondering if supervisor peskin will join us. i don't see anyone from his office. i will open this up to public comment first and get someone from his office here. if there is any member of the public would like to speak on this item, please come forward now. >> good morning. teresa from senior disability and action. i am so thrilled that mr. peskin, supervisor peski

>>others think something else supervisor hillary ronen she is one of 2 supervisors putting a competing plan on next year's ballot. plan calls for a system overhaul that could be paid for by taxing the wealthy ceos the city. >>the democratic presidential debate in the books we just chatted briefly with that rob like about that have highlights though what else was said on stage. >>and we're checking out the weather and traffic to the late rulers, how are things on the road is finally getting better. >>and then on the weather front we're looking for my son guess, yeah very comfortable today, 60's and 70's got a sweater i know you've been waiting all summer for it or maybe not because you can r sweaters in the summer with sear in the day. but it is definitely a good day just to get into the fall spirit with cooler temperatures than we've seen yet this week and just a few clouds out there to start the day really actually a nice start to your morning, the golden gate bridge has been fog free unlike yesterday when it was pretty gray out there we do have just a few showers that have now worked