and i've got to tell you it feels good to be in sunnydale. back in the day when i used to hang in sunnydale, billy, we had a good time. but we also knew there were challenges that continue to persist here. first, let me just start by welcoming you all to sunnydale and welcoming many of our guests. we have a number of guests here and a few of them are going to be speaking later. but i want to thank the folk who is are here including the president of the board of supervisors shamman wallton and malia cohen who started a lot of the work that took place here. i remember when shaurn hewit and she said we need to fix this, malia now and look what you're doing. i want to thank state senator scott weaner along with our lieutenant governor because we know building housing in san francisco is getting rid of the players that make it more difficult and more expensive. our assessor recorder who's bringing in the money so we can spend it on the housing that we need i see so many of you here i see drew does a lot of great work. we are honored to see our ama

we want to just, again, thanks the sunnydale community. it's great to be here. thank you so much, drew, for all the work that you do with the young folks here. you know, as well as john, thank you so much for all the work that you do. we know that you guys are in the trenches of helping to support and uplift this community and so as i said before when i came here for my budget speech a couple of years ago before we had to shut down for the pandemic, i am not going to forget about this community and it's important that we fulfill the promises that we've made over years and we're going to see some real change and so we're here and we're seeing that change. so i'm excited about the future. i'm grateful that you all are joining us here today. and, with that, i want to open it up for a few questions that the press may have. all right. easy crowd. let's go. thank you. >>> a city like no other, san francisco has been a beacon of hope, and an ally towards lgbtq equal rights. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america, san francisco has been at the forefront fighting ga

, a city newspaper called sunnydale quote possibly the most dangerous, depressed, and decrepit area of the city. >>> we're here because this project is -- is -- is getting done. 55 homes, already, done with people who are living there. 167 that are about to be done. and folks are going to be moving in. >> keep doing what you are doing, and we are going to help you as best we can because these are the kinds of things that should be in every single neighborhood in america. every person should live with dignity. >> secretary fudge says washington can help with more projects like this if congress passes president biden's agenda. >>> okay. just when you thought you had seen it all, how about a manicure by a robot? robot manicure invented in san francisco by a company called clockworks is the newest manicure station at rockefeller center in new york city. it basically looks like a big coffee machine, and it sounds like an ink jet printer. first, the machine takes a picture of your nail. then, it paints the outline, and then it fills it in. kind of hypnotic to watch. done in ten minutes. eigh

and i've got to tell you it feels good to be in sunnydale.back in the day when i used to hang in sunnydale, billy, we had a good time. but we also knew there were challenges that continue to persist here. first, let me just start by welcoming you all to sunnydale and welcoming many of our guests. we have a number of guests here and a few of them are going to be speaking later. but i want to thank the folk who is are here including the president of the board of supervisors shamman wallton and malia cohen who started a lot of the work that took place here. i remember when shaurn hewit and she said we need to fix this, malia now and look what you're doing. i want to thank state senator scott weaner along with our lieutenant governor because we know building housing in san francisco is getting rid of the players that make it more difficult and more expensive. our assessor recorder who's bringing in the money so we can spend it on the housing that we need i see so many of you here i see drew does a lot of great work. we are honored to see our amaz

that cooler air begins to arrive. 77 in san jose, 75 in sunnydale. 70 for palo alto.ine. downtown, it feels like october. it will be 60 in daly city. we will get some afternoon sunshine. it will be 72 in fremont and inland feeling nice for this time of year. rtst cloy skies. the seven-day forecast, cooler air is arriving. fresh air brings better air quality. we will track the chance of an isolated chance of a shower on friday. otherwise, it's nice, brighter skies. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> good morning. the oil spill disaster, there are questions about when officials first learned about it. also this morning, the facebook outage left people without it for hours. what the company says was behind it. our interview with brian laundrie's sister. scenes from that camping trip right before gabby petito was reported missing. we are live in times square. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecuri

this is the second day of the secretary's bay area visit this morning secretary fudge toward the sunnydalesing development. along with house speaker nancy pelosi and their london breed secretary. fudge also toured to other housing complexes in the city, and she participated in a roundtable discussion on the administration's plans for investing in housing, construction and rehabilitation. disadvantage stray shin is going to do whatever it can to make a way for people who need help. that is the job of government. it is not to make somebody rich. it is to make people who are hopeless, have hope it is to give people who have no home home. that is our job. according to secretary fudge, the build back better plan will provide much needed funding for housing, construction, community revitalization and economic development. for those going without to run flowers, vaccines. how difficult is it for them to prove they do not need to abide by mandates will show you how one bay area county deals with it coming up, and travel experts get us ready for a holiday travel season that will look much different

morning, the secretary and house speaker nancy pelosi, along with mayor london breed towards the sunnydale housing development in san francisco. later today, secretary fudge will participate in a roundtable discussion on the administration's plan for investing in housing, construction and rehabilitation. this administration is going to do whatever it can to make a way for people who need help. that is the job of government. it is not to make somebody rich. it is to make people who are hopeless, have hope it is to give people who have no home home. that is our job. according to secretary fudge, the build back better plan will provide much needed funding for housing construction community revitalization as well as economic development. some families will see more money in their bank accounts. starting today. the irs says child tax credits for the month of october are being sent out. most parents will automatically get a credit of up to $300 for each child under the age of six and $250 for each child ages. 6 to 17. the i. r s is set to send two more such monthly payments this year barred empl

you may have a site in cairo but you've got people thatlive in sunnydale .in that same district and that's like quite a ways to go so we might have to have two meetings in those kinds of districts.that's up to all of us to decide but those are the kinds of things we're going to have to take into consideration as we tried to develop a plan that meets the needs of the citizens or something that meets our needs. i thought i saw member hernandez gil. did i see your name? did you have questions? >> i did. thank you so much and i want to start byassociating myself with that last comment . i think at the very least it's important to have 11 meetings for each district .but in some cases and in some districts completely in the district where we know there are many san franciscans that are independent that like vehicles, that lack effective transit that we consider that when we're setting up meetings. and to that end, under the logistics, i definitely want to consider. i would urge you to consider adding this question of bicycle parking that is something that course has become much more common and e

you may have a site in cairo but you've got people thatlive in sunnydale .in that same district and that's like quite a ways to go so we might have to have two meetings in those kinds of districts.that's up to all of us to decide but those are the kinds of things we're going to have to take into consideration as we tried to develop a plan that meets the needs of the citizens or something that meets our needs. i thought i saw member hernandez gil. did i see your name? did you have questions? >> i did. thank you so much and i want to start byassociating myself with that last comment . i think at the very least it's important to have 11 meetings for each district .but in some cases and in some districts completely in the district where we know there are many san franciscans that are independent that like vehicles, that lack effective transit that we consider that when we're setting up meetings. and to that end, under the logistics, i definitely want to consider. i would urge you to consider adding this question of bicycle parking that is something that course has become much more common and e

you may have a site in cairo but you've got people thatlive in sunnydale .in that same district and that's like quite a ways to go so we might have to have two meetings in those kinds of districts.that's up to all of us to decide but those are the kinds of things we're going to have to take into consideration as we tried to develop a plan that meets the needs of the citizens or something that meets our needs. i thought i saw member hernandez gil. did i see your name? did you have questions? >> i did. thank you so much and i want to start byassociating myself with that last comment . i think at the very least it's important to have 11 meetings for each district .but in some cases and in some districts completely in the district where we know there are many san franciscans that are independent that like vehicles, that lack effective transit that we consider that when we're setting up meetings. and to that end, under the logistics, i definitely want to consider. i would urge you to consider adding this question of bicycle parking that is something that course has become much more common and e