raised in san francisco. i used to walk the streetings like my son walks today. we all deserve the best version of san francisco our leader bring us. as your da i make this promise you i will bring the san francisco you deserve. we have a choice on november 8. that choice is wlo we are going to elect a da that will fight the crimes and terrorizing our asian community. we have a choice to elect a da that will fight the property crimes that are terrorizing our tourists and neighbors and ourselves. when we walk the streets on november 8 we will have a choice as to whether we will continue to step over the homeless crisis that is occurring. whether or not we will continue to step over the addiction crisis. whoa we are going to continue to step over the menial health crisis this is terrorizing our streets. on november 8 you will have a choice. your choice should be to lect middle east as da i was police commissioner for for you year under gavin new some and criminal justice for 7 year appointed by the senate. i wa

your love for san francisco. and how you have told people like the best places to eat. not the places that typically tourists go to at the whar and downtown but places in neighborhoods that still exist. places all around the city. you give them a different perspective of san francisco. when i travel, i wish i could find someone to give me nadifferent perspective. i gotta say, i get so many letters not always good letters but for this program, it is probably the program this i gotten the most good letters from visitors and people who travel to san francisco from downtown. and i make my staff give me them to read because i want to have i good day. and i have a good day when i hear about the stories where i think i don't want to say names but there was an ambassador who someone had an experience with a family member approximate a medical issue they let them use their cell phone ask stayed with them to make sure that that family got connected with another family member. and it is just things like that that make this

san francisco is a uniontown. in the spirit of that, really providing a pathway for more workers in order to participate in state sponsored apprenticeship programs. >> thank you. that's a good lead into my next question which is that proposition e requires prevailing wage for construction workers on affordable housing. some training or qualifications for some workers, can you clarify how proposition e will help protect workers and how those requirements will be enforced? >> proposition e would provide an opportunity to grow our union workforce. it would provide a pathway for more workers to participate in state sponsored apprenticeship programs and skilled workers and the prevailing wage previsions will encourage high-quality wages and this prevision is endorsed by the san francisco building trades council as well as the san francisco labor council that are also equally committed to supporting high level worker protections and in san francisco, we have an affordable housing delivery system that has a high leave of

san francisco. i was a criminal justice commissioner for california for 7 years. fire commissioner for 3 years special patrolled the streets of san francisco in this neighborhood for 3 years. all of those years were in public service. all of those years were unpaid as a volunteer for the service of san francisco. this is my city and today i don't rescue noise this city. and that's why i'm running for district attorney. it is not just about talk and saying, we'll make san francisco safe again. it is about doing the work. getting out. makes arrests and make people safe in san francisco. we have people in this city, many people in the city that are fendzing for themselves that stops. we get become to the work of protecting people and delivering a justice system that we all deserve. [applause]. >> everybody can hear me? good evening usf, it is wonderful to be back after like joe i graduated from usf school law. stole it now. and neighborhood i lived in north beach for 27 years. i lived in now i live in

he was born and raised in san francisco. she's a san francisco girl.she's an enrolled member. she's arapahoe and cheyenne. her daughter is here and son-in-law that are here for her. chris' family history in san francisco is very close and special to her heart and it shaped her journey. her grandmother irene arrived in san francisco in the 1950s due to relocation and also known as public law 959. they originate from oklahoma. he went onto be the first native-american appointed on the human rights commission for the city of san francisco. 40 years ago. that's where you see the strong spirit. she's been a young activist. since she was a young girl she had an activist spirit. her mother is stage road traveler and diana took her and her siblings to alcatras. all of that in solidarity with our people. so, chris would stand an hold their head high to boycott. this is while learning about this. chris volunteered with friendship house and she's been involved in the longest walk activism and american movement. it's an honor to be able to give this award. thank y

i'm san francisco mayor london breed. it's great to be here with each and every one of you to talk about exciting programs that we plan to launch today. i know there are a lot of people here. people from our ambassador community, folks from various companies and entities and i had a lot of meetings over the last couple of months. after coming out of this global pandemic and what i've been hearing especially from many employers and employees who make san francisco so vibrant and great is that they want us to do more to improve safety. they want to make sure that when people are catching bart or munithat when they move around e city, they feel safe. another thing i hear from folks in the community and people who visit san francisco is how great at the feel when they're down downtown when they run into a nem an orange jacket and when they're in the tenderloin and help someone find the right path of travel. this is a challenging city. we know it's a major city and a city that so many people want to be in. when people catch ba

and when we talk about san francisco as a whole, we always talk about how resilient san francisco is because of our ability to not only survive through earthquakes and pandemics, but our ability to thrive. during the late 1800s, the inventer of the cable car, you know, it was said that they invented the cable car as a result of seeing the horse and carriage struggle up san francisco hills. what a challenge it was. and so this cable car came to be and as a result, san francisco, i think, because of this and so many other incredible events and milestones has been known as an innovative city, a place where things created, a place where people look to for ideas and i want to thank market street railway for protecting and supporting and engaging and making sure that history is not forgotten. today we celebrate 75 years of saving the cable cars in our city. [indiscernible] who would he know in 1947 when the mayor roger lampman said we're going to change -- we're going to get rid of cable cars and bring in other transportation options. she stood up during a time when oftentimes women were i

we should keep san franciscans in san francisco. the problem is our mayor doesn't address our quality of life issues. she has centers where people can do drugs. for some reason that is known to her. we have never saw so many tents on our streets. we never saw so many people doing drugs on our streets. all this impacts our children. no students want to go to a place and be assaulted and see the filth and the stench we see in san francisco. >> thank you, sir. i apologize each public comment gets three minutes. thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> there is none. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for coming. appreciate you coming in. >> sf new deal presentation (discussion item) the commission will hear a presentation from sf new deal reviewing the results of their report “current and future challenges: the small business landscape in san francisco”. >> good afternoon, i'm with new deal. we are part of presenters that are going to present todaych -- first of all we have presented in the past to this commission. i want to r

your love for san francisco.have told people like the best places to eat. not the places that typically tourists go to at the whar and downtown but places in neighborhoods that still exist. places all around the city. you give them a different perspective of san francisco. when i travel, i wish i could find someone to give me nadifferent perspective. i gotta say, i get so many letters not always good letters but for this program, it is probably the program this i gotten the most good letters from visitors and people who travel to san francisco from downtown. and i make my staff give me them to read because i want to have i good day. and i have a good day when i hear about the stories where i think i don't want to say names but there was an ambassador who someone had an experience with a family member approximate a medical issue they let them use their cell phone ask stayed with them to make sure that that family got connected with another family member. and it is just things like that that make this program uniqu

san francisco. members when wish to provide comment on this item call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2493 481 7808 ##. if you have not done so dial story 3 to speak. the system prompt the indicate you raised your hand wait until you have been unmuted and you mibegin comment when is we go to public comment. open up public comment for the closed session item >> are there members who would like to comment on item 3. lineup to the right remote members press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold, continue to wait until you have been unmuted. no in chamber comment we go to the call lines. we have 3 callers with one in the queue. forward the speaker. >> upon hi. proirz its is ellen grant from district 8. and i think this is about the prosecute vision of homeless or housing for homeless people >> i apologize. public comment for item 2 has closed we are on item 3. right. right it is the lawsuit. and what i'm concern body is that san francisco hello? yes. your time resumed. also also vulnerable t

i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. alternative policies brought smrter policing and better results more i will focus on what works rather that than stick to one idea. public transit already moves thousands around the city all the the time. getting to work, doctor's appointments or a time at the beach muni helps people do it. i will make sure well is funding and the dlrdz are used right. ut category out a stop to make the system move faster i don't buy temperature i run half marathons i don't mind walking a stop or 2 more. make our system run better does not mean making less accessible

when it comes to san francisco-when we look at socal, not san francisco, public transit ridership has been going way way way down and there are so many people even though public transit ridership is going up in the bay area, overall in the state of california public transit is taking a nose dive for the past 20 years and i didn't think what that says is california-we have not built it to work on public transit and when people dont want to keep riding public transit because they don't feel dignified, it isn't convenient and not high enough frequency and doesn't get you where you go and once you get a car you are like why do i want to downgrade to the bus or train. even though it is more sustainable and less traffic violence people don't want to ride public transit. we talk how important it is but nobody reads it and (inaudible) when it comes to san francisco we need to expand service so more of the bus lines are more frequent and when it comes to the bay area as a whole we need to work with caltrain, bart with the other transit authorities to make people that drive their car every day

i'm director of san francisco national cemetery here on the presidio of san francisco.s was designated as the first national cemetery on the west coast in 1884.however its history dates back to the 1850s along with the us army presence on the presidio itself. we have 26,300 gravesites that we maintain and thereare 32,000 individuals buried in this cemetery . the veterans who are buried here span all the war period going back to what we call the indian war, spanish-american war, world war i to korea, vietnam and then as recent as operation iraqifreedom . we have 39 medal of honor recipients. more than 400 buffalo soldiers buried here who are the african-americansoldiers who served with the ninth and 10th calvary . there's so many veterans buried here, each withtheir own unique history and contribution . one of those individuals is all equipment prior. that's not her real name, that's her stage name and she was an actor during the civil war and while she was working she was approached by sympathizers who offered her a sum of money to cost jefferson davis on stage she did

and the san francisco ballet. also a devotee of the lbgtq+ night life attending performance at otherwise, stud and charlie's. . rest in peace and power garza may your memory be a blessing. >> i'm also asking that we adjourn our meet nothing memory of carol lee. san francisco sex work activist and artist who passod november 16th after a battle with cancer. she was 71. lead a remarkable life a feminist and visionary claiming the term, sex worker described a women's place in the sex industry. the phrase took hole. the term represents the plouffement for healing protection and rep 7ation for sex workers. born in new york lee earned a bachelor in creative writhe newed stan fran in 1977 will she began work as a sex worker. she could not file a crime report her work mrilsd have been shut downful after she geoff began a move am comedy and theatre and ral and hes protests featuring a plunging bodice flipping red hair. she founded the sex worker phil and art's fest sxrl 2 book unrepentant whore publish in the 2004. inventin

josé teniendo en cuenta que representan al este de san josé.as de estas elecciones la del nuevo alguacil para el condado santa clara hasta el momento robert se estaría alzando con la victoria con un 52% de los votos lo que representa una ligera ventaja sobre su contrincante kevin quien obtiene el 48% estos son resultados preliminares cabe destacar, especialmente en este caso donde la diferencia entre los contendientes es muy ajustada >>> en san francisco los votantes salieron a las urnas a decidir la contienda por el fiscal de distrito pilar miño nos acompañen vivo desde esta ciudad con los detalles cuéntanos cómo estado por allá ? >>> gracias, esta noche el actual fiscal interina de san francisco se muestra muy confiada, muy optimista, emocionada de que esta noche es una noche de victoria para ella así más o -1 hora y media ella habló a sus partidarios y agradeció (inaudible) a que san francisco vuelva a ser la ciudad liberal que es y que vela por la seguridad pública dijo que el balance será su carta ganadora si continúan esta gestión como lo

we should keep san franciscans in san francisco. the problem is our mayor doesn't address our quality of life issues. she has centers where people can do drugs. for some reason that is known to her. we have never saw so many tents on our streets. we never saw so many people doing drugs on our streets. all this impacts our children. no students want to go to a place and be assaulted and see the filth and the stench we see in san francisco. >> thank you, sir. i apologize each public comment gets three minutes. thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> there is none. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for coming. appreciate you coming in. >> sf new deal presentation (discussion item) the commission will hear a presentation from sf new deal reviewing the results of their report “current and future challenges: the small business landscape in san francisco”. >> good afternoon, i'm with new deal. we are part of presenters that are going to present todaych -- first of all we have presented in the past to this commission. i want to r

streets in san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood. police say an elderly man died on the scene. 2 others were taken to the hospital. this is a despicable act and >> we think that people should know when people are out here taking a >> san francisco supervisor shamann walton whose district includes visitation valley identifies the man killed as 77 year-old richard owens of san francisco supervisor. walton says he has been in contact once the sun and he's closely working with san francisco police. investigators say the incident began at this 7.11 where they say the suspect identified as 32 year-old charles short attacked the store employee and a bystander. police arrested short as he was running away from the scene. he is facing charges of homicide assault with a deadly weapon robbery and preventing a victim from calling 9-1-1 an employee who works next door at this auto repair shop did not want to show his identity but says he is concerned about the neighborhood. he now carries a taser. you carry this because that safety >> because i'v

we'll go to 61 in oakland the same in san mateo 64 in santa rosa 62 in concord, san jose up to aboutth lots of sunshine if you are into the 49ers game later on tonight at levi stadium, it will be a very nice night to take in the game. we'll have clear skies kick off temperature right around 57 degrees and by the fourth quarter, we're cooling off into the low 50s. so certainly have several layers with you, but there will be no rain in the forecast to spoil any you have at levi's overnight tonight with those clear skies plenty of stars dipping to 33 in santa rosa 37 in san rafa 46 in the city 39 in san jose. here's the accu of the 74 cast play the next 7 days for you. chilly this morning with a lot of sunshine get used to that pattern. the mornings will feature temperatures starting out the 30s and 40s liz but that sunshine doing its job warming us up nicely through thursday, friday saturday temperatures 50s and mid 60s. wow, it looks so nice really nice pattern enjoy that. all thank you. next on abc 7 mornings at 9am road warriors all three bay area schools in action on the gridiron t

we're here to uplift san francisco and make sure that you leave this area and any part of san francisco with a great experience. i want to thank you all for being down here today. we want everyone to know that we got eyes and ears on the streets, so we plan to make this one of the best and safest times during the holiday season for those that come to san francisco yet. and at this time, i want to introduce our chief of police, bill scott. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. good morning, everybody. i want to start my remarks with thanks to mayor london breed. a year ago, almost a year ago today, mayor breed and i stood right over there, right behind these cameras, after one of the worse nights that we've had in a long time in the city. i don't want to regurjitate that story but what i want to highlight is what happened that day and afterwards because of the leadership of this mayor. i was angry, quite frankly, i was sick to my stomach. and the impact that that left to the people that come here to work and shop and the damage that it did to my city worldwide. mayor, we made a promise t

your love for san francisco. how you have told people like the best places to eat. not the places that typically tourists go to at the whar and downtown but places in neighborhoods that still exist. places all around the city. you give them a different perspective of san francisco. when i travel, i wish i could find someone to give me nadifferent perspective. i gotta say, i get so many letters not always good letters but for this program, it is probably the program this i gotten the most good letters from visitors and people who travel to san francisco from downtown. and i make my staff give me them to read because i want to have i good day. and i have a good day when i hear about the stories where i think i don't want to say names but there was an ambassador who someone had an experience with a family member approximate a medical issue they let them use their cell phone ask stayed with them to make sure that that family got connected with another family member. and it is just things like that that make this prog

this is more challenging than getting housing built in san francisco san francisco. dennis herrera and the port of san francisco and everyone from the mission bay community and all the work they were able do to get this done and the developer who helped to build this park and now we have the responsibility to work with rec and park and phil ginsberg is here. we're going is to keep it green and we're going to make sure the community loves on this park like nothing else. thank you for being here today. [applause] >> thank you mayor. o now it's my privilege to introduce my friend ask former boss. >> thank you, matt. any delay here was the fault of the city attorney's office. since i'm not there any more, go after them. to echo what the mayor ask matt talked about, the vibrancy of mission bay, i'm your neighbor, i lived in dogpatch since 1993 when dogpatch wasn't even called dogpatch. i used to take my walk and i could come down this route down third street and back in the old days, i used to keep my keys in between my fingers in case i had to defend myself. i know i'm n

to san francisco to see this show.le who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perform at that. that was, at -- in a way, and appreciation from the city of san francisco for the m