the fatality on geary and goff was a great example.if the person was driving 65 miles-an-hour down geary, there's -- there are solution would physically prevent that from happening and we can go there. mr. any directorship i'm not afraid of making bold decisions but those bold decisions would require a massive mode shift away from driving cars as well as physical changes to the streets that kept car traffic at or around the designed tolerance of the human body which is 13 miles an hour. we can eliminate traffic fatalities if we can bring speeds down. that is also grossly over simplifying a very complex planning issue that involves many factors and obviously we in san francisco are not going to that kind of an extreme some european cities have to get those tremendous results. we could simply adopt all of oslow's approaches to traffic management but that would require more change than san franciscans are likely ready for. >> director: is that a polite way of saying it's not reachable? >> it reachable but it depends on the tools available

i'm in mat haney's district, and i'm in geary street, located at geary and hillman. i've had the pleasure of going to city hall numerous times to discuss this landlord. we're in a situation where there's a major covid virus happening. to get away from all of the issues of paying rent, which is very difficult in a subsidized building, with big segments of our economy that have been shutdown. we've been trying to pay rent, and we've had our water and services shut off. we have homeless people vomiting and defecating. i've been infected by it, and i come in to wash, and there's no water. i've had to go to my next-door neighbors to wash up after cleaning vomit off our steps. construction people track that in to our lobby. i also suffer from asthma. this is a comorbid issue. this could lead to my death if i go to kaiser with a lung compromised by asthma due to the plaster dust. i'm fed up, and it's a woeful disregard for human life, quite frankly. we need to be human and get it together a little. that's my comment. >> chair peskin: thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >>

i'm in mat haney's district, and i'm in geary street, located at geary and hillman. i've had the pleasure of going to city hall numerous times to discuss this landlord. we're in a situation where there's a major covid virus happening. to get away from all of the issues of paying rent, which is very difficult in a subsidized building, with big segments of our economy that have been shutdown. we've been trying to pay rent, and we've had our water and services shut off. we have homeless people vomiting and defecating. i've been infected by it, and i come in to wash, and there's no water. i've had to go to my next-door neighbors to wash up after cleaning vomit off our steps. construction people track that in to our lobby. i also suffer from asthma. this is a comorbid issue. this could lead to my death if i go to kaiser with a lung compromised by asthma due to the plaster dust. i'm fed up, and it's a woeful disregard for human life, quite frankly. we need to be human and get it together a little. that's my comment. >> chair peskin: thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >>

patrick geary, bbc news. follows soon on bbc one in scotland. rangers are top of the table after a goalless draw with livingstone. that result brings to an end rangers‘100% winning record at the start of this season. ronnie o'sullivan has won his sixth world snooker championship with a dominant display at the crucible. he beat kyren wilson by 18—8 in this weekend's final. o'sullivan is now level with steve davis and ray reardon, and is just one win away from equalling the record of seven crucible crowns. joe wilson reports. five—time champion of the world, the rocket, ronnie o'sullivan! ronnie o'sullivan, the greatest snooker player of all—time — that's what kyren wilson called him, and he spent the weekend losing to him. o'sullivan only needed one frame in the evening session. enjoy every second — there weren't many. if o'sullivan is at his best, well, you don't get a chance. kyren wilson already knew that. it looked like o'sullivan would win with a century break until he slightly misjudged his position on t

patrick geary, bbc news. in the stands at the crucible — around 300 of them — and they could be in for a treat at snooker‘s world championship final with ronnie 0'sullivan on track to claim a sixth title. he leads kyren wilson who came from 8—2 down but missed this chance to close the gap to just one frame. and 0'sullivan finished off the evening to lead 10—7 heading into the final day. he had critisised having crowds due to saftey concerns. we have to get the whole country back on theirfeet, we have to get the whole country back on their feet, if we do not get back on their feet, if we do not get back to some sort of normality, it will affect our children and our children's children. it is a game of snooker, let us have the income tax. it is important for the sport that we have the showpiece and it is important for the players as 99.9% understand we are doing an amazing job keeping the livelihoods going and ronnie pat should understand that as well. you may have been watching the weather earlier on, and you

station, between geary and o'farrell street. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 1-415-655-0001, meeting i.d., 146 812 0226. then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until the system says you've been unmuted. >> supervisor fewer: today we have with us susan from the arts commission. welcome, the floor is yours. >> thank you, supervisor. we are here today to request the approval of the arts commission city agreement with caltrans authority for the maintenance of the artwork by jorge pardo which will be placed on the geary street stations of the van ness b.r.t. this artwork was commissioned as part of the richmond ordinance, administrative code, 3.19, which sets aside up to 2% of the construction costs for art in richmond. the property, van ness avenue, because it is a state highway, does fall under the jurisdiction of state agency caltrans. and so the city must enter

addition, we'll have large reimbursement from several places, including the san francisco public works geary resurfacing project. executive director tan will go more into detail in her presentation of the agency's work plan. >> great. thank you, cynthia. >> i have one more slide, tilly. so expenditures, this is the last slide. expenditures, we are looking at an increase of 15.5%. as you can see, the capital project costs thus far are the ones that represent 85.6% of expenditures. in addition to the expenditures i just indicated on the last slide, we anticipate lower than usual prop k expenditures being carried forward. our operating cost, this represents about 5% of the t.a.'s budget. we are anticipating an increase in personnel costs of approximately 10%. these are related to positions that we had removed from last year's budget and now anticipate hiring these positions. they are the real program manager, a senior transportation planner, and a transportation planner. in terms of operating costs, we have barely a change here. we have less operating costs than last year, and then, we have deb

>>police responded to the crash on geary boulevard and goff street in the city. the police officers say a 50 year-old man was killed after getting hit by a car. they say was driven by 26 year-old whitfield whitfield remained at the scene and cooperated with the police. the preliminary investigation finds that impairment was not a factor. officers later arrested whitfield on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering the cross walk on a red light. republican assemblyman kevin kiley is demanding further investigation into the technical problem that inaccurately reported of covid-19 data for at least a week in california. he sent a letter earlier this week to speaker anthony rendon at requesting an oversight hearing. kiley says there needs to be legislative investigations to determine the full extent of the technical problem and to hear what steps have been taken to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>response to covid-19 i was the governor said repeatedly has been driven idea and worry of how homes are being altered. their lives on hold for in deference to

custody in connection to a crash that killed a pedestrian this morning police responded to the crash on geary boulevard and golf officers say a 50 year-old man died after getting hit by a car driven by 26, year-old brother has with the yield police say with the yield remained on scene and did cooperate with the investigation. the preliminary investigation determined that impairment was not a factor, but officers did later arrests with feel on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering a crosswalk on a red signal. valais whole family is in mourning tonight for both their mother and their father the couple lost their battle with covid-19 last month dine just 11 days apart kron four's noelle bellow talk to the couple's son today about their love story that ended too soon. >>de deed would have a hard time there are tour. >>when dylan and keith robinson together laughing loving and matching for 35 years. >>they were the people that you seeing where saying cause. >>on purpose. >>you know as corny is do you believe may think they're years. they did it because there was no their love story was

police responded to the crash on geary boulevard and goff street officers say 50 year-old man died afteretting hit by a car that was driven by 26 year-old raja whitfield whitfield did remain at the scene he cooperated with officers. the preliminary investigation finds that impairment was not a factor. officers later are arrested whitfield on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering a cross walk on a red light. >>and on the kron 4 morning news college football has postponed, but the pros they are still going at it we have an update from the 9 ers training camp look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide.

>>police responded to the crash on geary boulevard in golf street.cers say a 50 year-old man died after getting hit by a car. they say was driven by 26 year-old roger whitfield with field remained at the scene cooperated with the investigation and the preliminary finding the shows that impairment was not a factor. officers later arrested woodfield on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering a cross walk on a red light. >>and on the kron 4 morning news, california senator kamala harris has been selected as joe biden's running mate. our coverage continues on this historic decision with a look and what the 2 seemingly polar opposite politicians, but they actually have in common. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news also college football postponed, but the pros they getting paid millions of dollars and for that they are going at it. we have an update from the niners trees. scoot over. squeeze in. pull up a chair. because life's just better when you believe "there's always room for one more." ritz. a taste of welcome. ritz. want restand schools

addition, we'll have large reimbursement from several places, including the san francisco public works geary resurfacing project. executive director tan will go more into detail in her presentation of the agency's work plan. >> great. thank you, cynthia. >> i have one more slide, tilly. so expenditures, this is the last slide. expenditures, we are looking at an increase of 15.5%. as you can see, the capital project costs thus far are the ones that represent 85.6% of expenditures. in addition to the expenditures i just indicated on the last slide, we anticipate lower than usual prop k expenditures being carried forward. our operating cost, this represents about 5% of the t.a.'s budget. we are anticipating an increase in personnel costs of approximately 10%. these are related to positions that we had removed from last year's budget and now anticipate hiring these positions. they are the real program manager, a senior transportation planner, and a transportation planner. in terms of operating costs, we have barely a change here. we have less operating costs than last year, and then, we have deb

>>police responded to the crash on geary boulevard and goff street in the city officers say a 50 year-old man died after he was hit by a car. they say was driven by 26 year-old roger whitfield whitfield remained at the scene he cooperated with the officers. the preliminary investigation finds that impairment was not a factor. officers later arrested whitfield on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering across the crosswalk on a red light well. >>republican assemblyman kevin kiley is demanding further investigation into the technical problem that inaccurately reported covid covid-19 data for at least one week he sent a letter to this last week to speaker anthony rendon requesting an oversight hearing kiley says there needs to be a legislative investigation to determine the full extent of the technical problem and to hear what steps have been taken to make sure that it does not happen again. >>a response to covid-19 i was the governor said repeatedly has been driven idea and it's i worry of how homes are being altered. their lives on hold for in deference to the day yeah and it tur

and more recently we've had the gas explosion here in san francisco out on geary last year that burned several buildings as well. we all know that a major earthquake, fires caused by natural gaslines, poses a major hazard, and it's also true that damaged gas lines take longer than electric service to restore in the event of an emergency. so switching over to electric service in our buildings also makes our city more resilient in the future in the face of future emergencies. that's all in addition to some of the everyday health impacts that cyndy will talk about as well to residents and workers especially, people who are working in commercial kitchens with open flames, those health impacts are associated with increased incidence of asthma and respiratory illness as well as the risk of carbon monoxide exposure and of course fire. all of those reasons are why it has been a priority for the supervisor to work on building electrification. last april, we passed unanimously, the board of supervisors, a resolution to declare a climate emergency in san francisco which committed san francisco to

you have been writing this was pretty geary danley. history -- pretty galleon only. you have been riding this pretty galliantly. testimony is in 1944. that is more than 150 years after the founding. why should we elevate this late stage innovation to the point of constitutional law? >> history may help you on your article three standing. >> if we disagree with you on that, history is against your testimony. that it might be that they'll have any historical example of congress subpoenaing the president and those -- as opposedve to choosing to testify. has there ever been an instance of such broadscale of a congressional requests for information in the history of the republic? is it anything like this? >> i think that that question, with all due respect, underscores while there is -- why there is a real danger with this court getting into the merit? a big dispute about whether this is a widescale massive resistance are weather widescale massive resistance -- >> weight. instruction has been given to the president of the united states not to cooperate. has that ever happ

there was a tremendous amount of power lines, pg&e high vo voltage power lines on geary and 13. so the -- erie and 13th. so the companies that were near the power line had to withdraw back, take up a defensive mode, and we had to get out of the collapse area and possible collapse of the power lines. videos, just to give you a good idea. obviously, this rapidly increased to a third alarm, a fourth alarm, and then, a fifth alarm was eventually pulled. everything was deployed that we had. we exceeded the domestic fire hydrants initially, so we went to the high pressure system. we used all three zones of the high pressure system, which is the jones street and ashbury street and then twin peaks. i'll show you a timeline here that's pretty impressive of the fire. companies worked firelessly again on one of the fast -- tirelessly again on one of the fastest spreading fires that i've ever seen. this fire is also under investigation, and here are the companies involved in this fire, which are included in the report. and then last, we have our sixth fire, greater alarm. that was a second

geary. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alison. i live in district 6, and i urge you to defund, disarm, and disband the sfpd and sheriff's department. black population represents only 6% of the city's population yet account for 40% of the city's arrests or interaction. we also need you to allocate even more funds to the public defender's office to makeup for the damage that's already been done. recently, new orleans unanimously voted to fund their public defender's office the same way they fund their district attorney's office. why aren't we at least funding them equally? even after decades of so-called reform, 76% of uses of force in quarter four last year were at people of color. officers still pointed their weapons at people of color 2.4 times a day. reduce community interactions with the police this year, fire is sfpd officers, fire sheriff's deputies, and invest in things that keep us safe like housing, health care, and reparations. this is san francisco, and we need to do better. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for y

geary. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alison. i live in district 6, and i urge you to defund, disarm, and disband the sfpd and sheriff's department. black population represents only 6% of the city's population yet account for 40% of the city's arrests or interaction. we also need you to allocate even more funds to the public defender's office to makeup for the damage that's already been done. recently, new orleans unanimously voted to fund their public defender's office the same way they fund their district attorney's office. why aren't we at least funding them equally? even after decades of so-called reform, 76% of uses of force in quarter four last year were at people of color. officers still pointed their weapons at people of color 2.4 times a day. reduce community interactions with the police this year, fire is sfpd officers, fire sheriff's deputies, and invest in things that keep us safe like housing, health care, and reparations. this is san francisco, and we need to do better. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for y

and more recently we've had the gas explosion here in san francisco out on geary last year that burned several buildings as well. we all know that a major earthquake, fires caused by natural gaslines, poses a major hazard, and it's also true that damaged gas lines take longer than electric service to restore in the event of an emergency. so switching over to electric service in our buildings also makes our city more resilient in the future in the face of future emergencies. that's all in addition to some of the everyday health impacts that cyndy will talk about as well to residents and workers especially, people who are working in commercial kitchens with open flames, those health impacts are associated with increased incidence of asthma and respiratory illness as well as the risk of carbon monoxide exposure and of course fire. all of those reasons are why it has been a priority for the supervisor to work on building electrification. last april, we passed unanimously, the board of supervisors, a resolution to declare a climate emergency in san francisco which committed san francisco to

patrick geary looks ahead. more people at wembley than ever before...how without a soundtrack. a great occasion with the colour drain. so what will it be like for those at the centre of it? this location, without fans, is never going to be the same. it is impossible. what makes it special is that energy, that passion. it will be strange to have no fans. we are getting used to it. but is not to say we like it, because we want the fans back, but we have to respect to current circumstances, particularly with what has happened in the last few days. it is the moments that stand out through cup final history, but we forget the role of the backdrop. remove it under the picture seems incomplete. and what about the words to go with those pictures? bbc commentator guy mowbray has a very differentjob to last year. commentator guy mowbray has a very different job to last year. stirling reacts again! the bigger the game, just the more gravitas, the more depth, comes through. because you are rising and falling with the crowd. you have the same levels of excitement. i