sophie: one month before we visited the guajajara, 26-year-old forest guardian paulo paulino came acrossrara: [speaking foreign language] sophie: no one has been arrested over paulo's death. jose: [speaking foreign language] sophie: a logger was also killed when paulo's fellow forest guardians returned fire and the guajajara villagers now live in fear of revenge. franciel: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: as we leave guajajara land, we hear that a convoy of indigenous leaders has been ambushed by gunmen, not far from the area we had just been. two members of the tribe are killed. fires on nearby farms continue to burn. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: we're now traveling into para state, which has the highest rates of illegal land clearing in the amazon. ♪♪♪ sophie: it's very remote out here. the roads are unsealed and there's no phone signal. we're told that the logging trucks that keep passing us are controlled by criminal networks. sophie: we've now driven more than two hours out of town and we've seen more than eight logging trucks piled up with freshly cut trees. they've driven past us bu

paulino are you able to check and get become to us hopeful while we do this hearing whether or not there is engage am with the secretary? i will work on this and get back. >> thank you. and vice chair chan. >> thank you. i think what i would i'm glad we brought up the issue on appeals is is there a possibility to have a closed session or perhaps a committee of the whole had we return from recess there is in the much time. and the dead line is september 13th. we are retirning labor day i think after labor day from recess. i think i want to public low say and request being for close the session at ja oh , or committee at the board. thank you. open up public comment. members who wish to provide public comment on this item mijoin us and line up in personing by the window and for those remote call 415-655-0001 access code 2493 392 7760 # # press star 3 to enter the speaker line. i work as a health care consultant and navigated a c ms audit. we have collected 1200 signatures. my mother in law is betty campbell a resident at laguna honda she is fragile and not survive transfer trauma. that happ

on behalf of lewis johnson, marileidy paulino, trey hardee, ato bolden and sanya richards-ross, this is leigh diffey saying thank you so much for being us with over the past ten days. these first worlds here in the states are ones that we wil never evl erything gone in moments. the fire near yosemite continues to grow. area arrives >>> what does all of that smoke mean for our air quality at home? the meteorologist keeping a close eye on the conditions for us. >>> the search is on in the north bay for the person who pulled the trigger, killing a father and leaving several others hurt. what we are learning about the vic them. >>> the san francisco school board controversy continues for the new calls for one ember to step down. what she says tonight. >>> good evening, thank so much for joining us. flames raging out of control for a third night. it's going to be another long night for cruise near yosemite as the fire continues to grow. more than 15,000 acres have burned so far. there is a lot of dry brush fueling these flames for the bigger the fire gets the more smoke of course it's put

paulino are you able to check and get become to us hopeful while we do this hearing whether or not there is engage am with the secretary? i will work on this and get back. >> thank you. and vice chair chan. >> thank you. i think what i would i'm glad we brought up the issue on appeals is is there a possibility to have a closed session or perhaps a committee of the whole had we return from recess there is in the much time. and the dead line is september 13th. we are retirning labor day i think after labor day from recess. i think i want to public low say and request being for close the session at ja oh , or committee at the board. thank you. open up public comment. members who wish to provide public comment on this item mijoin us and line up in personing by the window and for those remote call 415-655-0001 access code 2493 392 7760 # # press star 3 to enter the speaker line. i work as a health care consultant and navigated a c ms audit. we have collected 1200 signatures. my mother in law is betty campbell a resident at laguna honda she is fragile and not survive transfer trauma. that happ

paulino, the item that is before us really is an enabling piece of legislation as it creates a new chapter of the administrative code 96g, which sets out the requirements of ab481. in and of itself does not approve the policy that -- arc b481 requires us to be approved us to approve or does not require us to approve. that would be before us for consideration for approval and it looks like you are you come to that conclusion approximate have amendments that would do that should the committee choose to do that? >> we were made, way that there was not that language you referenceed expressly approve the policy. the amendments that were circulated to the members would include this. >> and relative to how this interacts with the fiscal year 22/23 budget, which is before us right now, and in so as far as ab481 requires the board to approve acquisition of covered equipment; how was that -- how was that dealt with in the 22/23 budge relate to arc b 481? >> i have not been involved in budget discussions. if we put forward any budget items for our equip, it would be covered. but i'm not sure what hap

this is paulino, i wanted to express my support for the veterans who had been speaking this morning. i've been listening the entire time and they made a lot of really good and compelling comments on their own and they deserve affordable housing in san francisco and they have given a lot to the country and given a lot to our city, so please consider this. thank you. >> thank you, ms. fair for your comments. mr. atkins, does that complete our queue? >> madam clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> thank you, public comment on this item is now closed. supervisor chan? >> thank you, chair preston. i want to first thank supervisor mar for his leadership on this very critical issue. they are veterans living in the richmond as well and i'm not only grateful for their service but also understand the challenges that they face just being able to thrive in our city and especially seeing that there's a veteran hospital in the richmond as well. in fact, it's right by where i live and seeing the veterans visiting the hospital, receiving service, medical treatment there,

this is paulino, i wanted to express my support for the veterans who had been speaking this morning. i've been listening the entire time and they made a lot of really good and compelling comments on their own and they deserve affordable housing in san francisco and they have given a lot to the country and given a lot to our city, so please consider this. thank you. >> thank you, ms. fair for your comments. mr. atkins, does that complete our queue? >> madam clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> thank you, public comment on this item is now closed. supervisor chan? >> thank you, chair preston. i want to first thank supervisor mar for his leadership on this very critical issue. they are veterans living in the richmond as well and i'm not only grateful for their service but also understand the challenges that they face just being able to thrive in our city and especially seeing that there's a veteran hospital in the richmond as well. in fact, it's right by where i live and seeing the veterans visiting the hospital, receiving service, medical treatment there,