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department funding. >>the mayor proposes 60% of it be directed to mental health wellness and homelessness and 35% directed to education youth development and economic opportunity for the african-american community. the mayor says her goal is that her personal story will become the norm not the exception. >>i want black girls growing up today to rise up not in spite of their upbringing here in this city, but because of it. i want black boys growing up today to thrive because we chose to change how this city and how this country treats are young black men, not as a statistic or an f a double tragedy, but as an important part of our city's future. >>the mayor also mentioned she believes covid-nineteen will be around for at least another year as a result. her proposal also calls for marking another 93 million dollars towards covid really live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan south bay health officials say more testing and contact tracing is needed before they can pin down the source and spread of infection that led to newly reported clusters of covid at 4 costco stores for now they insist there is no elevated risk to costco customers got for u

toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for thorough planning process to divert non-emergency low priority calls for service. away from the police department to non law enforcement agencies. >>we won't change the fact that nearly half of san francisco police department use of force cases involved black people overnight. but we will change these facts with this budget. we are listening to the community, san francisco police chief bill scott released a statement that said in part that while the cuts are significant. >>they are cuts we can absorb and that will not diminish our ability to provide essential services at the end of the day all san franciscans including the san francisco police department benefit from a city that is more just and equitable whose diverse communities are healthy and well supported and where the best most appropriate public services are enlisted to respond to behavioral health problems and other non-emergency issues that face or city. now it's important to note that this is not the finalized a budget this is the mayor's proposed a budget. >>it will head next to the board of supervisors desks live in san francisco ton

toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for thorough planning process to divert non-emergency low priority calls for service. away from the police department to non law enforcement agencies. >>we won't change the fact that nearly half of san francisco police department use of force cases involved black people overnight. but we will change these facts with this budget. we are listening to the community, san francisco police chief bill scott released a statement that said in part that while the cuts are significant. >>they are cuts we can absorb and that will not diminish our ability to provide essential services at the end of the day all san franciscans including the san francisco police department benefit from a city that is more just and equitable whose diverse communities are healthy and well supported and where the best most appropriate public services are enlisted to respond to behavioral health problems and other non-emergency issues that face or city now it's important to note that this is not be finalized budget. this is the mayor's proposed budget. it will head next to the board of supervisors desks in san francisco, michelle kings

toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for thorough planning process to divert non-emergency low priority calls for service. away from the police department to non law enforcement agencies. >>we won't change the fact that nearly half of san francisco police department use of force cases involved black people overnight. but we will change these facts with this budget. we are listening to the community, san francisco police chief bill scott released a statement that said in part that while the cuts are significant. >>they are cuts we can absorb and that will not diminish our ability to provide essential services at the end of the day all san franciscans including the san francisco police department benefit from a city that is more just and equitable whose diverse communities are healthy and well supported and where the best most appropriate public services are enlisted to respond to behavioral health problems and other non-emergency issues that face or city now it's important to note that this is not be finalized budget. this is the mayor's proposed budget. it will head next to the board of supervisors desks in san francisco, michelle kings

he created things like the fire department, philadelphia, and then the lending library of philadelphia, the academy of the education of youth for night watchman court. and he didn't say, let's always make sure they make a profit because he understood, you do these things for the common good. the thing he was most proud of was creating a postal service. he was a postmaster for the columbia period and the first postmaster general after we formed our country. and what he did when he built that post office, he tied desperate 13 colonies into one. he even coined the phrase, out of many one, because the postal system is what brought us together. benjamin franklin was a printer, publisher, writer. so, he was able to have information that was spread through the colonies. and even for a while he helped drive the notion of what we now call net neutrality, because his competitor, at one point was the postmaster in philadelphia, william bradford, only let bradford's papers go through the post office for free. and franklin, after wrestling with it a bit, says, no, it has to be an open system. so, anybody who wants to spread information, can

education for black, brown and latinx youth. and policing within communities of color and other marginalized communities. with the funds that are created by divesting from the police department, we recommend for the expansion of alternative to incarceration for youth. t.a.y.. the following points on the presentation display our recommendations for implementing 2-8 of the movement and these steps are lelaborated on in our full budget priority. i'll pass this on to commissioner. >> i'm our first recommendation is that the board supervisors work h.s.h. to complete the t.a.y. housing plan. the youth commission is appalled that it is still not complete five years after it was supposed to be. let's make this a point to complete it, not stop it like the last recession did. it would cost around $48 million to complete 120 units of this plan. we also recommend that h.s.h. maintain and have at least one operating navigation center and one in the pipeline waiting for construction. we also recommend that the board of supervisors and h.s.h. work to increase financial support services for t.a.y. this would go to laundry, case management and opportunities and the funding should be proporti

toward education youth development and economic opportunity and 5% will be allocated for a thorough planning process to divert non emergency. low priority calls for service away from the police department law enforcement agencies. >>i want black girls growing up today to rise up not in spite of their upbringing here in this city, but because of it was that a lot of talk and no money behind it you know. in my own personal opinion i am moved by the process and the fact that there's been some allocation. >>san francisco police department chief bill scott said in part that while the cuts are significant. they are cuts that we can absorb and that will not diminish our ability to provide essential services at the end of the day all san franciscans including the san francisco police department benefit from a city that is more just and that and more just and equitable unquote it's important to note that this is the mayor's proposed budget. the board of supervisors will debate an adjusted before sending it back to the mayor for final signature no later than october 1st. >>now if approved that newly proposed san francisco budget will prevent employee layoffs. but it will also delay pay raises kr